Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-13
HartIey-Ridwel1,

Mir. and Mrs William Hartley of Pierpont Heights, Waterbury announce | the marriage of their son, Earle w. Hartley of that city, and Miss Gladys E. l Bidwell of Thomaston. The marriage i ceremony was performed at the Church 1 of the Ascension by Rev. Charles W. l Manman. MT. Hartley is a student at | New York University, while Miss Bid I well is a member of the class of 1921 1 at Connecticut Agricultural college at | Storrs.
 Trevena-LeBeau.
 i At Mystic Tuesday evening at St. Patrick's rectory, Miss Madeline Ursula LeBeau, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John | LeBeau, was united in marriage with Edward M. Trevena, son of Mir. and Mrs.
 Thomas Trevena The ceremony was performed by Rev Father William J. Fitzgerald at : o'clock.
 The bride was gowned in blue gold toned velour with picture hat to match and carried shower bouquet of bride
 roses. She was attended by Miss Te- resa O'Neil of Westerly, who wore blue suit with blue hat and carried carna- tions. The best man was Andrew Nc.
 Gowan of Stonington.
 After the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Ire vena left on the 7.S3 train for New York and on their return will reside at 6I
 High street, Mystic.
 Brown-Larrabee.
 Thursday evening at o'clock at tn
 home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Larrabe, |. of Windham Center, their daughter, Mar ,, ion Gates Larrabee, was married to Hen r ry Albert Brown of Hartford Sevent, e guests attended the ceremony. Tn . house was decorated with yellow chrys :, anthemums in the living room and Aaro n Ward roses and palms in the dinin ,, room.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev
 M. Raymond Plumb of the Edgewoo ,i Congregational church, Edgewod, R. I . the Episcopal single ring service bein s used The bride was given away by he |, father, Mrs. M. Raymond Plumb of Edge
 wood, R. l., sister of the bride, wa.
 Herman T. Brown, a brother of tn : groom. WiIlimantic orchestra playe Il the wedding music.
 : The bride wore embroidered whit y georgette and her veil was a famil, heirloom of fifteenth century Spanish d Mexican lace belonging to her great
 grandmother. She carried a shower bot e quet of bride roses. The matron of her " or wore apricot crepe-de-chine beade l. and trimmed with Chantlly lace and sh ,f carried bouquet of Aaron Ward rose U 1He DTlue SuI to neT maCrOn or nor It or was 2 pearl necklace and the groom
 gift to the bride was bar pin of pearl V Out of town guests present include h Mir and Mrs E. E. Bell of Windsc S. Locks, MT. and Mrs. A. F. Gates ar re daughter of Hartford, Mir and Mrs ] of Goodrich Markham of Hartford, MT. ar m Mrs Allyn L. Brown, MT. and Mrs u
 cius Brown and MT. and Mrs. Carl V ,a Brown of Norwich, the Misses Larrab, re of Groton and Miss Grace Randall E New York.
 c- MT. and Mrs. Brown left on weddir 7A trip to Boston. Norfolk and Washingto ,g D. c. and will be at home at 65 Ever
 green avenue, Hartford, after Jan l.
 The bride is a graduate of Windha ~ High School. class of 1913, Willimant u State Normal and Training School cla III III of 1916, and also attended Simmons Co lege. For the past four years she h; a a9t been supervisor of sewing in the We VI Hartford schools.
 0i MT. Brown saw service on the Mexic:
 border in 1916 and was in foreign servi
 with the 101st Machine Gun battali,
 of Hartford as a commissioned officer