Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-09
WEDDINGS
Manning-Connors

 season took place at St. Patrick's church Monday morning at 9 o'clock when Miss Grace Connors of this city was unitei iii marriage with Thomas M. Manning of eIaw London. Rev. John H. Broder;ck oficiated at a nuptial mass and he young couple walked to the altar while the Mendelssohn's Wedding March was slayed by Prof. Farrell at the organ. The couple were attended by Miss Helen Connors of Southbridge Mass, sister of the bride as bridesmaid and John W. Shea, Jr., of this city, lifelong friend of the groom as best man. The bride was gowned in tailor made suit of nanquin velour trimmed i with ernine fur and carried 8 shower bouquet of pink roses. The bridesmaid >Fore suit of toque broadcloth, with mole skin trimmings and carried a show | 1T of white roses.
 | The brides gift from the groom was B diamond pendant which she wore at the ceremony. The groom's gift to his best man was handsome K. of C. plng and the brides gift to her maid was a l heautiful velvet purse
 | After the ceremony turkey breakfast was held at the home of the bride, S7 West Thames street and over 50 guests were present. Among those attending were guests from New London, Provi- Hence, Southbridge, Mass. and Boston.
 The bride received many handsome gifts of gold, silver, cut glass furniture Nnd linen.
 l The bride was born in Norwich and Is the daughter of Michael Connors and
 Twas employed as a telephone operators at the local exchange. She is very popular among the younger people of this city. The groom was born in New London and l ir +I,ac af Tor Aa 0f man street, New London. He is employ | nd as a machinist at the Ba,bcock Press Co. He is well known in athletic circles in this city having played on the Colon al baseball team. of this city. He is a popuar member of White Cross Council K. of c. of Norwich and the F. w. Allen Hook and Ladder Co.,. of New London. The young couple left for a tour of Bal | timore, Washington, D. c. and Old Point
 Comfort, On3their return they will make
 their home at 37 Coleman street, New
 London, and will be at home after De-
 eember 1st.
 White-Hawk.
 Kenneth B. White. who is treasurer of the Falls Ca, and Miss Margaret Hawk
 daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Hawk, of Hon
 olulu, Hawaiian Islands, were married
 Monday afternoon, Nov. 1, at Ingleside
 Winchendon, the home of Mir and Mrs
 Zadock Long White, parents of the groom The ceremony took place at o'clock
 in the afternoon in the music room where
 the decora tions were quantities of Ameri
 can beauty roses.
 The officiating clergyman was Rev. Dr ; Free of the Church of the Unity. The maid of honor was Miss Rache Wood, of Brookline, recently from Hon
 olulu, and the best man was Nelson D White, cousin of the groom. The brida couple. were also attended by Donald Weston. of Pittsfield and the groom, cousin, Miss Rachel White
 The bride was given in marriage b, George L. Brown of Honolulu and Win , chendon, in the unavoidable absence 0 i the father She wore a gown of ligh blue georgette, combined with real lace She carried a showed bouquet of whit
 roses and lilies of the valley and wor
 for an ornament a magnificent diamon ] pendant. the gift of the groom. An informal reception followed the cer n emony. Refreshments were served by 1' hotel in Boston, the winter home of Z - L. White and family which laso furnish
 ed the musicians
 l. All the rooms in tho beautiful hom k were lavishly decorated with rose: r chrysanthemums and ferns ? The guests were practically limited t e the immediate family. Among them wer 2 MT. and Mrs. Charles D. White Mrs Win Brown, MT. and Mrs Ralph Howe, all ( + this city.
 V It is an interesting fact that Donal lA Weston was associated with the grool E. all through his war service abroad, an
 that Mir. Weston's father was lieutenar T governor of Massac achusetts at the time tF ., groom's great uncle. Hon. John D. Lon y was governor.
 n Mir. and Mrs. White left immediate, Y on a motor trip which will include vi x it's to New York, Washington and u
 White Sulphur Springs, Va. Upon the
 return they will live in Winchendon e, Ingleside.
 :. Mr. White was one of the first fro a Winchendon to enter the great world "; IL conflict. a member of the First Divisit al Field Artillery. He earned his comrni a. sion as first lieutenant, serving tv
 years in France and was also with u a. army of occupation in Germany Mrs. White is native of Montan on but with her parents has been livil r. in Honolulu for the past four years S He met MT. White when he was in Honolu on last year on visit to his sister, MI
 George I. Brown (Julia White)