Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-07
Shea & Burke
 Al Main Street Funera1Directors
WEDDINGS
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Miss Eugeneia Adams Tanning, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William F. Tanning of Main street, West Hart ford, and Ensign Earl Spelman Fran cis of Athol. Mass. were married at r o'clock Saturday evening at the home Of the brides parents. The cere- mony was performed by the brides uncle, Tsev. J. Andrew Jones of Chi copee Falls. Mass, The bride. who was given in maffias se by her father. was attended by her sister in law, Mrs. George Tanning. as nlatron of honor. while tho best man was the cis. The uShcrs were George Fan ming. brother of the bride. and Kont W. Francis, brother of the bridegroom. The house was decorated with palms and flowers. carrying out color scheme of yellow and purple. Tie wedding music was played by Miss Ruth Ingram of Meriden and the brides sister. 3trs. Donald $. Francs trimmed with pearls and cut with 8 court train Her veil of -tulle was held in place by q coronet Of princess lace. She carried 8 shower bouquet of sweetheart roses. Her attendant was dressed in pink taffeta embroidered in silver, and carried yellow chysanthe- mun1s. Following the ceremony 8 re- ception was held, at which about 100 guests were present Und supper was served. Ensign Francis and Mrs.
 " White Mountains. The bride who at tended Hartford High school. was Graduated from the New England Conservatory of Music in 1917. The bridegroom is afgraGuate of the Mass achusetts Nautical School. He served fourteen months In the United States Naval Reserve Forces and was re- leased from active duty on September s.. He is at present in the United States Merchant Marine Service. Ensign and Mrs. Francis will live in Mt. Vernon. N. Y. and will be at home after December l.
 The brides parents, NIT. and Mrs. William F. Tanning; (Ada MoxIey) were former Norwich residents and she is granddaughter of Soion MoxIey, now of Hartford, and of the late Georse Tanning, of Ledyard,
 Brennxn-MitchefL
 The marriage of Timothy Brennan II son of Michael and Abbie Morris Brennan, Of Norwich. and Miss Sarah A. Mitchell took place in St. Patrick church, Monday morning. The bride IS the daughter of Patrick and Rose Griffan Mitchell. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Peter J. Cuny. The bride was attended by Miss Katherine Downing. The best man was Jere- miah Downing. The bride wore travelling suit of blue bfoadcloth with i hat to match. Tho bridesmaid was 1 goEned in blue
 The aroom's gift to the bride was a ]! platinum bar pin set with pearls. To {, his best man Mr. Brennan gave a ! diamond stickpin. The brides gift to 1 Der maid was q pearl necklace.
 A breakfast was served at the , home of the sroen1's brother John V. 1 Brennan, 15s Prospect street to twenty 1 relatives and friends. The house was decorated with roses and dahIias.
 The bride is nurse and was grad l uated in 191 from the Norwich State the groom is in the enl- ploy of the Southern New England Telephone Company.
 The bride received many beautiful gifts.
 Among the out of town guests were Mir. and Mrs. Charles Coleman of i Poughkeepsfe. \. Y, uncle and aunt | of the bride, and Thomas Mitchell of Hartford, the brides brother.
 A11. and Mrs. Brennan left on an automobis trip in New England and New York state and oti their return | will reside iii Norwich.