Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-09
WEDDINGS.
Carron-Donahoe.

In St. Joseph's church at New London at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning Louis de Sassure Carroll of Washington, D. C., and Miss Una Carine Donahoe, daughter of M. H. Donahoe of Baltic, were united in marriage by Rev. Joseph Sullivan, classmate of the groom at the Catholic university at Washington.
 Miss Donahoe is a graduate of Trim F ity college. Washington, where she was very popular in dramatic and musical circles, being president of the Glee club in her senior year. MT. Carroll is a graduate of Catholic university and junior member of the Carroll Electric Co.
 The color scheme of the church decora- tions was yellow and white, the class | colors of tl-e bride In the bridal party | were Mrs. Thomas L. Ferry of Meriden, | sister of the bride, matron of honor; Miss | Margaret Callahan of Washington, D. C., | classmate of the bride; Miss Anna Sullivan of New York, Miss Marguerite H. Donahoe, sister of the bride, and Miss Helen Donovan of Providence, brides | maids Harry Carroll, brother of the bridegroom, best man; William Prender- gast of New York, Cecil Dowd of Wash
 ington, Charles Mattingley of Cleveland
 and John Donahoe of Baltic were ushers.
 The bride wore a gown of white duch-
 ess satin with court train and lace veil,
 caught with orange blossoms and a single
 rope, of pearls She carried shower
 bouquet of lilies of the valley, orchids and
 white rosebuds.
 The matron of honor, Mrs Thomas
 Ferry, wore a white satin and lace gown
 with pearl ornaments and a court train.
 Her hat was white lace with pink rose
 buds She carried a shower bouquet of
 pink rosebuds and forget-me-nots. The bridesmaids wore hydrangea blue
 georgette gowns with orchid and silver trimming and hats to match. They car ried bouquets of pink, rose and lavender sweet peas.
 The bridegroom's gift to the bride was : a platinum brooch with diamonds and sapphires. The brides gift to the groom was gold cuff links decorated with Mir. Carrolrs coat of arms. The gifts to the bridesmaids were platinum and pearl
 wrist bangles. To the ushers silver cig-
 arctic casse were given.
 Prof Frank L. Farrell of Norwich L played the wedding march and Miss Flea nor Callahan of New London sang Oh.
 Perfect Love, and Promise Me during the ceremony.
 - After the ceremony a reception was Q held at the Oswegatchie manor, where r. breakfast was served to over 100 S guests. A concert was given during the = breakfast and there was music for s dancing.
 n Among the guests from Washington Q were Miss Minnie Carroll. Mir. and Mrs. j. Harry Carroll. Mir. and Mrs. Pope. Mir.
 and Mrs. Michael Dowd, the Misses Rica a and Eileen Dowd, the Misses Dorothy and v. Mary Callahan, Edward Dovd. l. Among the other guests were Miss v. Margaret Donovan, Hartford Mrs. Mau- l. rice Cotter, Hartford Mrs. Joseph Don- g ovan, Bristol; Dr. Joseph Sullivan e Hartford: Miss Mae Donovan, Bristol
 John Donovan, Bristol; MT. and Mrs N T. F. Judd, New Britain; MT. and Mrs. Wal v do Clarke, New London; the Misse: d Marion and Marguerite Shea Norwich le Sisk, New London; Miss Eleanor Caila. V han, New London Miss Lucia Sullivan l. Ocean Beach; Miss Elsie Bengs. SoutE
 Manchester; M. A. Bengs. South Man y chester.
 T. The couple will spend part of theil ' honeymoon at Atlantic City. Hot Springs i' Va, and other southern resorts. t. BriEgs-Thrasher. m Friday evening. Sept. 3, 1920, Clarene,
 L. Briggs of Calvin L. Briggs of 3I h. Penobscot street, this city. was united 7a in marriage with Miss A. Lenors V Thrasher, daughter of MT John Thrash ,A CT of Utica, N. Y, by Rev. Henr, IT. Bridge The bride was becomingly ,h gowned in a navy blue suit with ligh D. Ilue georgetTe hat. The bridesmaid. SC Miss Ethel Ellington was similarly at K tired. The best man was Carl Clark
 The gift to the bridesmaid was a gol, V brooch while to the best man a golt a stick pin was presented buffet luncl ne was served after the ceremony at Bagg ol Hotel, Utica, N. Y. after which tn ss newly married couple left for a trip t he the eastern states. They will reside il on Norwich.
 " Rhodes-Harris. It. The marriage of Charles A. Rhodes c
 Pomfret Center and Miss Adana Harri
 of Abingdon, took place at the Abingto
 Congregational church Saturday even
 ing August 18th. Rev Joseph Kyte C " South Braintree. former pastor of th r. Abingdon church. officiating Miss Mar r. D. Wilbur was bridesmaid and Cheste h. Rhodes, brother of the groom was be- re man. Little Miss Ruth Rhodes va ,el flower girl and ring bearer. Mrs. Fiji th Henry Paine played several selection al while the guests were being seated ar s the brideal chorus from Lohengrin as the bride entered with her father. IT ~ brides gown was of white satin and sl
 carried a shower bouquet of brides TO
 ese Her veil was of tuile. The bride
 M, maid was gowned in white georget oo crepe and carried pink roses. FoIloT
 ing the ceremony an informal recenti' or was held at the brides home after vhi lat MT. and Mrs Rhodes left by automobi ay The bride has been a successful teac al CT since her graduation in 1918. s Ter Rhodes was a corporal in tl'a world " we and is now employed on hn estate to Miss Eleanor Clark in Pomfret. whe
 he and his bride will make their hor his after a short wedding trip s oarison-Myashy. aid Charles N Carlson and Mrs. Ma ,ck Myasky. both of 2T Sherman street, we in" married Wednesday morning at ot- Swedish Lutheran parsonage, i7s Hic to ory street. by Rev. F. A. Peterson, pa
 tor of the church. The witnesses we of Mir. and Mrs. William Harriander Bc ,ut the bride and groom are natives vid Sweden and each has been married or the before.
 ing