Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-03

The wedding of Miss Elizabe Made nr kencaly and John Joseph Enrigh vas held in St Mary's church Wednes- 0ry moru.uE at S o'clock Rev. Willa n A Kecfe oric.ated at a nuptial mass and i,- young tunle walked to the altar 10 thc tune Of Mendelssohn's Wedding March. Henry La Fontaine presided at tle organ and songs were sung 5y Hor- acc Corning and Mrs. Timothy Donovan. Tha church was decorated with palms and the ai.ar with cut flowers. The tec- oralnE was done by Geduidis. The couple were attended by Miss Elizabeth Mary Brown cf Brooklyn \. Y. as ir.lcsuaid and Thomas Enright of Prov iirrcr brother of the groom. as best man. Tre ie was attired in white EeJrgct.e with flf t0 match ad carried a bouquet of clrvsautremums and the trid sn i'd wcrr peach colorcd georEette win Lat 70 match and carried a bouquet os cores r-rl.n- U-sarfhemuus. The gift tf the lrie from Che groom was a pearl neck iacl which shc wore at Inc ceremony. Tro For 'us gIft Co h.s bestman was pair cf rnl cun links, and the brides gift io Ir maid was a gold lavaiiere Sc; n.if - pearl
 A lre1tiast was held at .he home of fft which was attended by over 1nH -tves and friends of tha vourg c1ua AS guests Rev William X. kecfe i.rs William ii Kennedy and Hen-y La Eonta.ne we're present.
 x largo tent was erected in the rear cf Ger home. 3e Sixth strec., whe-e the breakfast was served. Among ;he rel7- NVrs present were Mrs. Elizabeth Brown end Gaurhier. of Brooklyn. x. Y Mrs Mary Bu-flck and son. Russell of New York cir, Joseph EnriGht of Nv York .s r-r- of Providence. Thomas Enri-nt of Prov .lercs Nir and Mrs. Mi.aael Sut Nvan af Wilimantic. Mir. and Mrs JamC. Lynch of New London. Mrs. Joan Tately % Sew London. Robert and Christopher rrrner of New London. The couple re- ce.vri many handsome and useful git-s cf sold. silver. cut glass. furniture and linen Among the gifts was a large oaH rocking chair which was presented by trr Finishing room Of the United States F-n-sh.nr Company. where the bride ha. hcrr cuployed.
 The bride was born in Greeneville the dy Kenealy. She was a graduate of St Pa'r.-ss Parochial school and had beer a clerk in the office of the United States -IrsnrE Company.
 Tho groom was born in Greeneville th0 Son of Inc late John Enright and Mrs Lrr.rf' of Seventh street and ls a plumb. er by trade
 Tho young couple left for a wedding tour Go Providence. New York and At iautic City. The brides travelling sui was of navy blue tricotine with a blacl velvet bat On their return they will re side with the brides parents. st g Sixtl street. They were very popular and hat many fricnds who wish them every hap p.neEs in their new walk of life.
 The funeral Of Charles F.. Grover wa ii Thursday afternoon. Prayer was
 id at his late home. Gilmour stree o'clock and services were held a 2e1 in the Greeneville CongreEa tiona church. with Rev. Charles H Ricketts ofi-iatinE. He spoke of the life of tn deceased. which showed the high estean in which he was held by all and his won derfui work In the church that left va carcy which will he hard 10 fill Tho- uus a large attendance and the roor il which he lay was filed with flora tributes
 The bearers were Otto Zahu. James " sempic Louis Q. Potter Charles Dun- James RinEland and William F Metzcai Elrai was In the family plot in Com stocks cemetery. Uncasville. A committa Ffrv.C, was read al the grave by Rev. ( F. Ricketts Church & Allen were i charge 0f the funeral arrangements.
 i-l Barrett Of Eighth street is spend ing the holidays in Bridgeport