Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-19
WEDDINGS.
Storms-Garretson.

Saturday night in the Frst Presbyter ian church, Roselle. N. J., when Hell en F. Garretson. only daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. s. Garretson of that place, became the bride of Charles LeRoy Storms, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Storms, of Norwich.
 To the music of the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin, played by Miss Mary Warner. organist of the church. the bride entered the church with her father. The maid of honor was Miss Helen J. Storms, sister of the bride grom, and the best man was Allison c. Rogers, of Boston. The ring bearer was William L Sheppard, 4 years old, of Providence, R. l.. cousin of the bride. The ushers were John s. Storms brother of the bridegroom; Raymond L. Spaulding, of New York: Donald Robinson of Brooklyn, and Harold Cleveland, of Woonsocket, R. I. Rev. H. K. England, pastor of the church, performed the ceremony.
 The bride wore a gown of soft ivory satin and georgette with a train of georgette finished with wide band of satin fastened on the shoulder with with pearl ornaments. Her tulle veil was caught up with orange blossoms. She carried shower bouquet of bridal | IOSSS dlIo SWeet peas. E1eI OIily OIHd- ment was a string of pearls. the gift of the bridegroom. The maid of honor wore pink taffeta trimmed with silver lace and carried pink sweet peas. The ring bearer wore white satin suit. Mrs. Garretson, mother of the bride, l wore light blue satin trimmed with sil- yer and wore Ochelia roses, and Mrs. i Storms. mother of the bridegroom, wore black taffeta and wore Jack roses. The decorations at the house were pink peonies, roses and American I flags. 1 The gift of the bride to the bride groom was a gold ring, to the maid of honor a green gold bar pin. and to the | ring bearer a small cane. The gifts oi l the bridegroom to the ushers were gold 1 pencils and to the best man q set ot pearl studs.
 The bride is graduate of the Ro- l selle Park High School and of Wor- cester Domestic Science school and the bridegroom of Norwich Free Academy and of Worcester Polytech- nic Institute. He is member of Ph Gamma Delta and of Tau Beta Ph | fraternities.
 The church, was beautifully decorat-
 ed with palms. ferns and white flow CTS. Immediately after the ceremon.
 a reception was held at the home O.
 the brides parents in Roselle.
 | The bridal couple left on we'd
 ding trip to the Poconos. On their re- turn they will reside in Roselle
 The occasion was also the silver
 wedding anniversary of the bride: parents.
 II Plouffe-Smiddy.
 At St. Patrick's church on Wednes 6C- 1TtNrr <S- a1-
 belle Smiddy of this city and Arthu
 Plouffe of New London were united il
 marriage. The nuptial mass that fol
 lowed the ceremony was celebrated b,
 Rev. J. H. Frederick. There was
 large attendance of relatives ant
 friends at the wedding and the re
 ception that followed The bride wa
 attended by Miss Isabelle Grimes a
 bridesmaid an1 by Armond Plouffe, brother of the groom as best man.
 The groom was born in Canada, tn son of Alpheus and Celina Coute
 Plouffe. He is employed in the ship
 yard at New London. His bride wa
 born in Montville. the daughter O
 Charles and Jane Kelleher Smiddy
 She has resided at 21S Main street
 this city.
 orford-Matthews.
 J. Allen Orford of Montreal am
 Mrs. Ethel Matthews of Montville.
 widow, were married on Wednesda evening at 7.30 at St Andrews Epis copal church in Greeneville by tn : rector, Rev. William H. Smith. Bot , are natives of England. The groom ,, employed as overseer in a mill i Montreal and the bride has been weaver in a mill in Montville. Tn newly married couple will reside i :. Montreal.
 :. Dodge--Brown
 At the First Methodist church a
 Norwich Town Wednesday evenin
 Miss Martha L. Brown, daughter 0
 Mir. and Mrs. Stanton Brown of Wight
 man avenue, was united in marriag , with Addison Dodge of Springiielf ,, Mass. The ceremony was performe at seven o'clock by the pastor. Re, , William H. Crowford, the double riE service being used. Preceded by th
 ushers, Frederick Miller, brother in law of the bride, and Everett Field
 ing, the little flower girl, August
 Miller, niece of the bride and tn
 brides sister, Miss Theodora Brow ! of New London: who was maid c honor, the bride, who walked with he father, was met at the altar by tn
 groom and his best man, Clarenc
 Clark of Springfield
 The bridal chorus from Lohengri , was used as the procesaional by Mer 1 ton Stoddard of New London, who al so played o, Promise Me during tn l | ceremony, and as & recessional Men Il delssohns Wedding March.
 The bride wore beautiful gown (