Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-21

MT ana Mrs Frank-L- Bliss Of Mon l son, Mass. were guests Sunday of the formers mother, Mrs. Hannah R. Bliss l of Washington Square.
 A Hartford paper notes that Charles L. Tracy. linotype operator on the Norwich Bulletin, and Mrs Tracy, i Hartford and returned home by auto mobile Saturday.
 | WEDDINGS
 l sanaer-Hess.
 The marriage of Miss Madeline Hess, 1 daughter of MT. and Mrs. Simon Hess of 255 Williams street. New London, i and Herbert Sanger, son of MT. and Mrs. Hugo Sanger of GermAny. took at the Hotel Plaza, New York city. l The ceremony was performed by Rab- bi Krass of the Central Synagogue of New York in the presence of relatives and a few intimate friends. A recep- ton and wedding breakfast followed. { Mrs. David Rosenthal of Rochester, 4 N. Y, a sister of the bridegroom, was Il matron of honor. Little Miss Irma ' Doris Rosenthal, niece of the bride l groom, was flower girl. David Rosen- thai, brether-in-la law of the bridegroom 1 was best man.
 4 Sanger left on an extended wedding I trip to the Pacific coast. Before re- I turning to their home in New York l city they will visit in Denver, Cobra do, Seattle and VMtoria, in Canada Miss Hess graduated from the Will | jams Memorial Institute in the class of 1912 and for the past four years has been specializing pig in French at Con \ the United States Naval Reserve dur I ing the war and it was while stationed at New London that he met and be- came engaged to Miss Hess. MT 1 Sanger is now engaged in business in New York city
 . Shulman--Nelson. Rev Harry J. Shulman of Chester. Pa. who formerly made his home with Mir. and Mrs. Joseph J. Fields. 5s Broadway, attending Broadway school and the Norwich Free Academy, was married in Wakefield, Mass. last Tuesday. The Wakefield Daily Item of Oct 15 said:
 The home of Mir and Mrs Emil Nelson. 49 Pleasant street. was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Tuesday afternoon, when their daugh ter, Martha. became the wife of Rev Harry J. schnlman of Chester. Pa Rev Miles ~ Smith. pastor of the Stratford Street Baptist church of West RoXbury, classmate of the bridegroom. ofHiciated at the cere- mony, using the double ring. service.
 The home was beautifully decorated with autumn leaves and flowers and during the service Miss Fife Carlson, a cousin of the bride, played Ilohen
 
 The bride has Ha1e Wakefield her home for number of years. She has attended the local grammar schools and is a graduate of the Wakefield has been connected with the account ing depaEment of a large Boston firm. Through Yer wide interest in the ac tivities of the young people at the To- cal Baptist church. she has won a large host of friends, who regret tha she is to leave them. but who extend their heartiest wishes. %
 MT. Schulman is a graduate from Denison university and Newton The oiogical institution. Upon his grad uation from the latter school in 1917, he served with the army '. M C. A. in the camps Later he enlisted and served with the fist Regiment of the Coast Artillery Corps al Fortress Mon roe, Va. He is now district director of the National Tuberculosis Associa ton in Delaware County. Pa.
 Mir and Mrs. Schulman left Wake field shortly after the wedding for an extensive honeymoon, during which they will visit Old Point Comfort, Washington Baltimore and Philadel- phia.
 They will be at home after Dec. l. at their new home at East Mowry street, Chester. Pa.
 Weinert-Ma affitt.
 Edward G. Weinert of 6S Division street and Miss Bertha L. Maffitt were married at 4 o'clock Saturday after noon at the German Lutheran church by the pastor. Rev. P. F. Werth. They were attended by Miss Paula Weinert, sister of the groom. and William Kuntz of Westerly. an intimate friend of the groom. The brides gown was travel ing suit of navy blue and she carried white roses. The bridesmaid also wore blue and carried pink roses.
 After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. L. H. Maffitt. of 16 Cliff street, where a party of friends gath cred to congratulate the happy couple. The brides gift to the bridesmaid was gold pin set with rubies and the groom gave the best man a pair of gold cuff links.
 The newly married couple left on an evening train for a ten day trip to New Haven, Bridgeport and New York and will reside in Westerly where the groom is employed as foreman in the Mohican bakery.
 BroWn-Murray.
 In the Center Methodist church at 15. over 1900 guests witnessed the prettiest wedding ever solemnized in the church when Miss Adelaide B. Murray daughter of Postmaster of 20 Greenleaf street, Maiden. be- came the wife of Shepherd F. Brown, son of Mrs. Fred $. Brown of 72 Noun tain avenue. Maiden, formerly, of Jew ett City. Conn The single ring ser vice was used. with Arnold P. Brown, brother of the groom. as best man, and Miss Mary Augusta Lord of Ken nebunk, Me. an intimate friend of the bride, as maid of honor. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Archer D. Ball, D.D, preceded by an organ re- cital of an hour. by Prof. William Chute, a former organist. The church and ehaneel were most attractively decorated with beautiful palms The bride entered the church with her father, who gave her in marriage, pre- cedeG b. her eight ribbon sir;s and l was met at the altar by the groom ! and best man. wko entered the church i from the right Of the chancel- The 1! ushers were Frederick kaGiback. Her 1 bert TeWksbury of Maiden. Col. A A. 1