Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-25
WEDDINGS.
SIorrow-wnsep.


 At o'clock Wednesday afternoon al the home of Mrs. Edith B. Wilson Of 5s Thirteenth street. one Of the season e prettiest weddings was solemn ixed yhep her daughter. Edith was united in mar riage with George William Morrow, son of MT and Mrs. James Morrow cf Eorth Andover. Mass. Rev. C. H. RSckefts pastor of the GreeHeviIls Congregational church. ofiiciated The double ring ser- vice was used. The wedding march vas played by Miss cecile Stevens cousin of the groom.
 The bride was charming in a gown o< white satin. and carried a shower bou- quet of brides roses. Miss Irene wil- son. cousin of the bride acted as maid. She was prettiiy Eowned in blue crepe de chine and carried pink carnations.
 The groom was attended by a fsrrnsr classmate. Lester Bradley of Beverly. Mass.
 Following the ceremony . Thsnks- giving dinner was served to the guests. only members Of the immediate family being present
 The house was prettily decorated with palms and cut flowers, the color scheme in the dining room being pink and white.
 The bride presented 10 her maid a pearl necklace. and to the groom dis- mond stickpin. The grooms gift 10 his bride was a platinum ring set with dis- monds and to the best man he rave \ gold mounted cigarette holder.
 Many useful gifts of silver. cut glass. furniture. and money expressed the high esteem in which the young couple is heid.
 After an extended tour. Mir. and Nrs l>Morrow will reside in a newly furnish | ed home at s5 Prospect street. He-is employed at the Norwich plant of rns United States Finishing CO.
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 On Wednesday afternoon at 1 e'cleck at the home of MT. and Mrs. JsAa A | Greiner. their son. Walter A. Greiner and Geneva P. Tillinshsst were united in marriage by Rev. Joseph F. Cobb oi South Windham in the presence Of 2 | large number of relatives and friends The double ring ceremony was used. The attendants were Mir. and Nrx ! Paul Greiner. a brother and sister-in- law of the groom. The bride vas pret. ! tily gowned in pink chiffon with bead ! trimmings and carried bo1ouet Of pink chryssnthemums. Her attendant was dressed in white chiffon with bead i trimmings and carried white roses
 The brides gift 10 her attendant wal a topaz brooch and the gift from th. groom to the best man was a pearl ana topaz scarfpin. Following the eerernon, there was a reception at the home al which there were many guests. Tn bride received many handsome gifts o cut glass. linen. silverware and money.
 Mir and Mrs. GreiHer left by automo bile for a wedding trip to NeT Haven and Boston after which they will resid in Wnlimantic. the groom being sfena grapher for the Smith and Winchests company at South Windhsm. . The bride has lived in this city at Carter avenue and this is her secon marriage.
 5rIsto.-we~t. Carroll L. Bristol. formerly of Dayviil. ? Conn. son of Mrs. Frank l.. Bristol. Q
 l34 Center street. Jamaica Tain. Mass and Miss Edna Reed West, daughter c Mir and Mrs. Edward D. West of 3 l, Townsend street. Worcester. were mzl i ried last Saturday at 3:3o o'clock in th : parlors of old South church. Wcrcesisi :. i by Rev. John Logan Findiay. His | Alice h. West was the maid of hono
 and Harold Gilmore was the best mai 9 Ringbearers were Henry and Leian e Prentice. sons of Mrs. Robert Prentic = The wedding music was played by Nil a Airline Conway.
 Il The bride wore a gown Of white brl F. caded satin with a full white veil cargi O with orange blossoms. She carried n shower bouquet of bridal roses. Her d tendant was gowned in blue orocad' h satin and she carried an arm bouqust n pink sweetheart rosebuds- IS A reception followed the ceremony he 'e in the church psr.ors. which were ehe O lively decorated in palms and ferns Us s- CTS for the reception included Miss Kat l. erine>Ott of Shrewsbury. Miss Mary Fo' s lev of whitinsviile. Miss Muriel Field ie Killingly. Ct Mrs. R E. West Of Love T Miss Grace Flsdale and Miss Gisdys H
 of Worcester.
 r After a wedding trip through Nc 1t Hampshire and Maine the couple VI K live in Jamaica Plains. The brideEoo
 served IS months in France with the sl r. Artillery. C. A. c.
 re Both bride and groom are well Rno'
 in Putnam ard Danislsor- having
 tended Killingly High school