Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-02
WEDDING
Beals-Troland.

| heHfleau '. bealS or EToVluence. h. l., and Miss Agnes Helena Troland. daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Grant Troland of 59 Church street, were united in mar riage on Friday evening at o'clock lly Rev. Arthur F. Purkiss, pastor of the Central Baptist church, Members of the immediate families were present at the ceremony
 Miss Troland was attended by Miss 1 Gertrude MouSh of this city as brides maid and the groom was attended by | Gerard Gogley of New York as best man. The bride wore travelling suit I of tan broadcloth. with hat of brown | duvetyne. Following lthe ceremony there was a wedding supper at which were present members of the families and few personal friends The large number of gifts received by the bride l were very beautiful including silver, china, linen and cut glass.
 Miss Troland attended Norwich Free Academy and Connecticut college and has always been a popular member or the younger set in this city.
 | MT. Beals is a special representative of the Aetna Affiliated Companies of
 Hartford and goes to Chicago as a
 special agent. He was born in Syra- fcuse N. Y.. the son of Arthur and Eula Conllling Beals and for many years has made his home in Providence He was a member of the class of 1914 of
 Y ale university and a member of Psi
 Upsilon fraternity.
 MT. and Mrs. Beals left on the boat : train Friday evening for Chicago
 where they will make their home. Il Wilbur-Ogden
 A wedding of interest to many in Nor-
 wieh society was that of Miss Marjorie
 Standish Ogden, daughter of Dr. and } Mrs. Thomas A. Npodruff, and Lieut. Commander John Wilbur, U. S. N, son } of Mrs Edith B. Wilbur, which took place Friday evening at o'clock, at
 the home of the bride, No A Mott ave
 nue, Neptune Park. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. J. Beyeridge Lee I of the second Congregational church f New London.
 | The house decorations were palms and
 yellow and white chrysanthemums Only
 relatives an a few intimate friends were bidden to the ceremony but 1a.ge as. semblage, attended the reception, which
 was held at S:S0 at the Pequot Casino
 of which association Dr. Woodruff is " president.
 The brides superb gown was of white
 velvet with court train. Her veil was tulle with duchesse, point lace and sh. carried bridal bouquet of white chrys anthemums and bavardia Her matror of honor, Mrs. Lloyd Nichols, of Brook line Mass. wore smart frock of law, ender chiffon, the bridesmaids, Miss
 Florence Cuduey, of Chicago and Mis-, 1 Phebe Lee of Wilkesbarre, Penn. wear ing pale green chiffon and flesh pinl } chiffon, respectively.
 The best man was John W. Ogden brother of tie bride. Lieut. Georg. :. Marvell. U. S. N. and George H. Bath
 gate, of East Lyme were ushers. Flo, }, the reception at the Casino, music wa. d furnished by Dang orchestra, of Nev g London and Coleman's orchestra iron : New Haven.
 O Among guests at the ceremony ant : reception were MT. and Mrs A. S. Wood
 ruff, Mir. and Mrs. W. D. Woodruff. o St. Catherine's Ontario, Llut. and Mrs II H. R. Keller. of Boston, Dr. Sarah M
 Wilbur, Laurence Baker. o fSpringfield
 Mass, Irving Morange, T,l odore Merse ' les, New York, MT. and Mrs. Leon E T | Broadhurst. Hartford Mir. and Mrs. Al ! bert T. Utley, MT. and Mrs. Joseph ( ;. ; Worth, MT. and Mrs. E. Howard Baker u of Norwich.
 : The aide, who was graduated frc. :" Dana Hall, Wellesley, in 1916. has he
 come well known to members. of the Nor n wieh' Cliff Club by her skill at tfs, gam, n having played frequently on the locs = links
 Lieutenant Wilbur was graduated fro,
 the T. s. Naval academy, ANaooli.
 in 1912 His clubs are the Army an
 Navy, Washington, and the Bohemian l. of SanF'rancisco. During the war h 1t was stationed for a time at the S;,{ l. marine Base. For distinguished seryiS h, cversea he was decorated by the Kin i'd of Belgium with the Order of the Crow .d1 After a wedding trip to Europe. I.ie1 F enant and Mrs. Wilbur will reside Id California. The brides presents con
 prised 8 wondrous collection of eIegal
 gifts from friends all over the countr
 The Ogden family came to Connectsc,
 from Chicago and the family ss1rn,n rk residence for many seasons has been le Neptune Park The brides mother is
 member of the prominent Wright far r. fly, of New London.
 MulHips--;B1ais. V Stanley MuIkirs and Miss Loretta Bls IS, were married Friday evening by Rev.
 O'Briep at the rectory of St Mar, rk church in Baltic. The groom is reside se of Greeneyiile. the son of Elmer Mulkil IT, and the bride is 8 resident of Baltic Daigle-Rother. ss- September 2eth in Baltic, Miss r
 zabeth Bother of Franklin was uni, h. in marriage with Joseph A. DaisIe H. Webster by Rev. William T. O'Eri nd Miss Rose Talbot was bridesmaid a IS. Frederick Fontaine of Baltic was b man.
 i A breakfast for thirty was secvei he the home : of the brides parents, ]
 I,and Mrs Carl. Rnf3far and 1xxss. s1