Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
WEDDINGS.
Lynch--EdWards.


 WEDDINGS. l Lynch-Edwards. 1 A pretty wedding took place We'd 1 | nesday morning at nine o'clock i'll St. | Patriclls church when Miss Frances 1 Edwards became the bride of Joseph 1 1 P. Lynch, Rev. P. ]. Cuny celebrated the nuptial high mass which follow ed. Professor Frank Farrell presided at the organ.
 The bride was attended by her sis ! ter, Josephine Edwards. and the groom 1 by his brother, James Lynch of Wili- mantle. l The bride was charming in dress of white Georgette crepe with pearl trimmings, and a large white hat to | correspond. She carried Q shower bouquet of brides roses.
 l The bridesmaids dress was of Bel gian blue Geergette crepe embroider- ed with crystal beads. She wore a black picture hat Of satin antique and maline. Her bouquet was of. pink Killarney roses.
 ,; A reception followed at the home of
 the brides parents, Mir and Mrs Ed
 win R. Edwards of A Elinckley street, and a wedding breakfast was served to many relatives and friends. A number were present from New York, i Woonsocket Stamford and Williman-
 tic
 The bride received many handsome
 presents of silver. cut glass, linen, . money and furniture.
 The brides travelling dress was of navy blue velour with black hat The bridal couple left for a stay of sev- eral days in New York and upon their ! return will reside on Laurel Hill l avenue.
 5 The bride has been a stenographer ; for several years in the office of Mar
 lin Rockville Corp, but recently has E been employed by The H. F. and A. , j. Dawley Co. The groom is a car |. penter and is employed by A. Tor /. rance. the contractor. He has re- i. sided at B East Town street and is ;, the son of Mir. and Mrs. John Lynch. Tracy-saunders. = In St Patrick's church Wednesday e morning at ' o'clock Patrick Joseph = Tracy and Miss Elizabeth Saunders S, both of this city, were united in mar : riage by Rev. Myles P Calvin, The '; bridesmaid was Miss Nellie Boyle and
 the best man was Thomas P. Tracy, e brother of the groom. Both the bride e and her maid were charmingly gowned n and carried chrysanthemums. e Following the wedding ceremony l. there was breakfast at the Waure- d gan house after which Mir and Mrs Il Tracey left for wedding tour which l. will take them to Providence, New is York. Philadelphia and Atlantic City n On their return they will reside in z
 newly furnished home at No. 107 Nc.
 Kinley avenue.
 MT. Tracy, who is one of the mos | popular members of the Norwich Firt .t Department, is stationed at the Cen. 7t tral station on Chestnut street. Ht U is the son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas J a Tracy and has made his home at No I1e3 l Sherman street
 ii The bride is the daughter of MT m II, and Mrs. John Saunders and has mad ,e her home on School street. The brid T, !. received large number of handsom v' and useful gifts.
 a,i The bride and groom have the bes Ie wishes of q host of. admiring friend se for a happy and prosperous futuere. at Nadolny-Donahoe.
 At three o'clock Wednesday after Id noon in the rectory of St. Patrick E. church, Rev. John H. Broderick, rec Tel tor of the church, united in marriag LII George Reynolds Nadolny of No CT Roosevelt avenue and Miss Nora Ill Pauline Donahee of No. 1S9 Wes
 Main street. The groom, who is
 painter by trade is the son of Nh
 and Mrs. William J. Nadolny and i IF native of this city. His bride i S the daughter of NIT. and Mrs. Joh el Donahoe and was also born in thl ne city.
 in Gomez-Peters. % Michael Gomez of No. IS Carte a1 avenue and Miss Mary Peters. of NJ ts Washington street, were united i CT marriage Monday by Rev. John F ,ee Frederick at St. Patrick's churc n- The best man was Frank Alves an
 Miss Amore Gomez was the brides 'is. l maid. Both bride and groom are na tives of the Cape Verde Islands. Tn VI bride is the daughter of MT. and Mir at Frederick Peters. The newly mar iis iu5 ried couple will make their home 1 Tel this city. IL Jarvis-Langlais. ,ts George L. Jarvis of Occum. who
 employed as a paper maker, and Mis
 Rose Langlais of Occum were marie
 on Monday in Occum by Rev. F.
 Dessureault. The groom was born ID Norwich and is the son of George Jal en wis and Emmer Lucier. The bride It. the daughter of Frank Langlais ar n- Amanda Blair and is a native !, ct. Sprague.
 Pickett-GrandfeId Tor The marriage of Miss Molly Gran, -ato field to Edward Pickett. both of Ne ~ London. was solemnized Wednesdf .ss morning at o'clock at St. Marys St I .n of the Sea church, New London. Re 'en T. NJ. Crowley. D. D.. officiated. IT
 bride was attended by her cousin. Mi
 Julia Driscoll. and John Pickett,
 brother of the bridegroom, was be lin man.
 off The couple departed on the no' ,d- train for wedding trip. On their r ley turn they will make their home at On Summer street, New London. al kahn-Donovan.
 At St. Mary's Star of the Sea chur
 in New London On Wednesday nor
 ing at 10 o'clock Miss Anna P. Don oni Ivan, daughter of Mrs. Mary Donova fc- was married to Frederick J. Kahn eet, Cleveland, o. Rev. Alexander ing Wollsehlager celebrated nuptial hi 5a- mass.
 ro-l Mrs. Margaret D. Spottswood, si
 ter of the bride, was matron of to