Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-26
WEDDING.
PendIeton-Davis.

One of the prettiest weddings was solemized Saturday at the home of MT. and Mrs. Alfred Davis of 456, West Main street, when their daughter, Miss Ruth LyOlia Davis and Harold Dodge Pendleton of New London were united in marriage.
 Masses of flowers throughout the home made lovely setting for the day. Pink and white were the prevailing color scheme, these colors effectively used in the dining room where sweet peas only were used.
 The library was a bower of green, a corner and nearly two sides of the room were banked with palms and ferns, in front of which the ceremony was per formed.
 Promptly at three o'clock the bridal couple, unattended, preceded to the I brary where they were met lE the Rev. George H. Strouse, pastor of the First Baptist church. officiated. The single ring service was used.
 The bride was charming in white voile gown She carried a bouquet of pink and white sweet peas.
 After the ceremony a reception was held when punch, ice cream and cake were served.
 Members of the Sewing circle, dainty in their pink or white gowns, serving
  ples Miss Martha Reynolds, Miss Ethel Lewis, Miss Belle Loomis, Miss Althea Naples, Miss Grace Henderson, Mrs Fred Sweet, Mrs. Thomas Pfeiffer, all of Norwich, Mrs Richard Woodworth of New London, Mrs. Florence Seng of Worcester, Mass.
 Miss Ruth Elliott of Norwich and Miss Edith Deneke of Mystic, served punch. Boxes of the brides cake were passed to the guests by Doris Bishop, Helen Risley and Marion Royce
 Mir. and Mrs. Pendleton left later in their automobile for a trip through the Berkshires. On their return they will be at home after September first at their new home in Waterford.
 The bride wore for travelling a blue tailored suit with hat to match
 The bride has always lived in Nor wich, was student at the Free Acade- my and has Q host of friends with whom she is very popular. For the past ten years she has been employed as a trim mer at a Broadway millinery store.
 Many beautiful gifts were received which included home furnishings, money in checks and gold pieces. china, silver and linens.
 The groom is the son of Mir and Mrs. William Pendleton of New London
 During the world war MT Pendleton wasin the aviation service, being over seas for one and a half years. On his return he entered the employ of the gas and electric department of New Lon don.
 Fifty guests were present including relatives of the bride and groom, with a few personal friends, including the Sew ing circle of which the bride has been an active member.
 Among those from cue of town were Mir. and Mrs. William Pendleton of New London, parents of the groom, Fred Davis, brother of the bride, Mrs Da- wis and children of Boston, Mass MT and Mrs. Edward Crowell, Robert Col lins, of Hartford Mrs. Lydia Davis, the bride grandmother, of Hartford Mrs Sarah Briggs, Westerly MT. and Mrs. Edward Stacy and sons, Leroy and Theo- dore Stacy, of New London Mrs Will jam R. Cowan. of Hartford; Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton of Westerly; Mrs. Ser tha Bishop and daughter. Miss Doris Bishop, of Sterling Miss Monica Mather- son, New London; Mrs. Lila Boynton and daughter, Miss Madeline Boynton, of Providence. R. l.. and Paul Petzold of Providence, R. I.
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