New Britain herald., 1919-04-28
PRETTY WEDDING AT REMINGTON CHURCH
William H. Buell. Takes Miss Gladys Garfield as His Bride.

A handsome wedding took place at the Consregational church in NeWing- ton Saturday at 5:30 D. m. when Glady4 Lillian, daughter of Mr. an" Mrs. Walter J. Garfield, became the bride of William tIart Huell. son oL MT. and Mrs. Frederick IT, Buell. or 74 Winthrop street. this city. 1hc ceremony was performed by the Rev. Herbert Maccy. pastor of the church.
 The Episcopal service was used, with the double ring. The bride was given away by her father and as the bridal party entered the church strains of the chorus from Lohen- crin's wedding march were rendered; The rcccssional march was from "Mendessolna played by Miss Florence Readettc, organist of the church. The brides gown was of white georgctte crepe with bead trim nlines. Her veil was arranged m coronet effect with orange blossoms and she carried bridal roses With . shower Of white sweet peas.
 The maid of honor, Hiss Edith Steh~ hcvg, of Maple t;iU, wore a pale green satin gown trimmed with s1iNcF lace and carried Ward roses. The fol-
 
 HeIen<E. Sterns of Hartford and Miss irene Katsun@ of I!artford, cousins of the bride. Both of the brid idG were clad n yellow satin gowns draped n tuilc and carried, arm, bouquets Of dafGodjls. The little Misses Louise i<;l;19urnn cf Southington, cousin Of :he bridegroom, and Alice Humphrey of New Britain. were flower girls. Both were dreSs2d in white and car riod baskets of white sweet peas.
 The best n21r Wc3 EGniunG Felt Of New i2ritain a:;d tnc ushers were w. Wesley CaAJieiG. brother of thc bride, Samuel !. Putnam of Bloomfield .N- hert Nor6strom O. Manle Hill and Harold Coodalc Of EcwinItoll. M". C0cdalc vG3 . college ioc3!lui2 c: ;he groom and uncNpoctcd}: "vtH"ncd from Franco TWO days before ii. wedding.
 Tho cnurcn was tIstefuly dcvoruto,! with Palius ferns and aoaceaua. ;ho colo scheme bcine yellow ard green. Tho brides git to thc maid oi honor was a Friendship pin anG io he bridesmaids, lingerie clasps. The flower girls received G0I:, ha5E pins. The groom $ gifts to the a"cl man and ushcrs were silver cigarette cases The brides mother and father were the first couple 10 ho I:carried b" the Rev. Hcrbert Macey during his first year as pastor Of tire church, : years ago.
 The wedding cake vas made hN an aunt of tho bride IiNinG ir Col orado. who was unable to attend the wedding cerem ony.
 MT. Buell. is a well known New Britain man and is employed i'll the Travellers Insurance company at Hartford. HC returned from France last December where he served for two years as an ambulance driver in both the French and American armies, receiving decorations from the Allied governments for his gal lant work. The bride until recently was employed by the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance company of Hartford.
 The couple were in receipt of many beautiful gifts and several of the gifts were of money. Following the wedding ceremony at the church the entire attendance were given a reccp- ton at the home Of the bride, where Mr and Mrs. Buell. made a clever get away, tho guests not realizing 2 that they were gone until they were on their way by auto to Hartford They will spend their honeymoon in Baltimore. A large number of guests from, all parts of the country were present at the ceremony.