Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16
WEDDINGS, RnEo--RoII

A pretty home wedding took place at i the residence of MT. and Mrs John H. | Bell, No. Church street, at 73O o'clock | Wednesday evening, when their niece. 1 Miss Henrietta Louise Bell, was united | III marriage with Everett s. Baker of 1 ProvlncetoWn, Mass. The bride entered 1 the parlor with her uncle to the music of the wedding march played by Miss Ruth Beebe. The bride was sow1ed Ill white crepe de chine, hand embroidered. and her veil was draped, coronet effect. with orange blossoms, and. she carried a shower bouquet of white asters. sweet peas and maidenhair fenr Rev. George Il. Strouse of the First Baptist church performed the ceremony, the double ring service being uset> Master George Bel was ring bearer, the rings reposing m the heart of gladioli. The marriage took place under an arch of beuatifuI flowers. The bride was attended by her twin sis ter, Wilhelmina Elizabeth, who wore en- broldered VoAe and carried a shower bouquet of white and pink asters, The groom was attended by Robert Anderson, IT., of New Bedford, Mass. The groom gift to the bride was butterfly lavaliere and the gift. of the bride to the groom was gold cuff links. The groom's gift to the best man was a gold stickpin and the bride presented her maid a string of pearls They received many beautiful gifts of silver, linen, cut glass and gold They left on a trip to New York and upon their return will be at home Nov. 1st at their home in Lynn, Mass
 Lathrop-Frink At the home of MT and Mrs. John Willard Fri1k of Franklin their daughter .diss Grace Amy Frink, and Harry Lester l,athrOp, son of Mir. and Mrs Edwin E. LathroD of bozrah, were married Wed 1 nesday afternoon at o'clock by Rev. George IL ttrouse, pastor of the First Bartist CaurclI, Norwich, the double ring | ceremony being used
 The bride was attended by Miss Marion Otis Palmer of White Plains, N '. The best man was Charles William Frink, brother of the bride.
 The bride was gowned in white crepe de chine and carried a shower bouquet of
 bride roses. The bridesmaid wore coral and blue crepe de chine with hat to match and carried coral dahlias. 1 As the bridal party entered the parlor i Mss Ella M. Potter played the wedding march from Lohengrin. Preceding the
 wedding mrach Mrs. Reuben P Potter,
 accompanied by Miss Potter, sany o l Promise Me, to the great pleasure of the
 assembled guests.
 A reception followed the ceremony. MT.
 emu 41o' Ldl1lLOp were dSSiSIGQ m re-
 ceiving by Mrs. John w Frink, who was
 gowned in a beaded blue crepe de chine,
 and Mrs. Edwin E. Lathrop, whose gown
 was black satin, with beaded georgette
 overdress.
 The house was attractfvely decorated
 with autumnal flowers by Ernst
 The following classmates of the bride served the refreshments: Miss Florence
 Cook and Miss Helen Dibble of Hartford Miss Maud Lathrop, Miss Maud Filler
 Miss Mazie Pendleton, Miss Mildred Pen.
 dleton and Miss Gladys Pendleton> o1
 Bozrah. Miss Florence Redwood, Mis-.
 Ella Redwood and Miss Rene Race O
 Franklin.
 Guests were present from New Haven ? New York, Hartford. Providence an, 6 Thomaston. The gifts included cut glass n silver, linens, checks and gold to tn d amount of $500.
 t The groom's gift to the bride was - diamond pendant set in platinum and tn e brides gift to the groom was a scarf SC = with cuff links. The bride gave her mai e 3. platinum barpin with a diamond; in y groom's gift to his attendant was a gol e coin.
 70 MT. and Mrs Lathror left fer an aut, le nlobits trip through the New Englar le states New York and southeastern Cal a ada. The brides travelling suit was ar sand colored Frensh velour They wi h. be at home at FSanklin after the 18th III October.
 ti- The bride is graduate of Newtonvii re Technical High school and specialized n- domestic science. Mf Lathrop is an e er, service man. having served in the Anne IT, ican army 23 months, 12 of which we ia spent in Frshce where he held the raj ph If corporal in the ordnance motor repai na department; he is engaged in the aut
 mobile business.