Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-28
WEDDINGS.
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very pretty nome Hedding was held Sunday evening at [ o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Goldberg of Harrison avenue. when their daughter. Eva. was united in marriage to Joseph B. tetn. of Washington, D. c.
 The house was decorated with palma and cut flowers The bride was given away by her father, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. Hr. stamm. The wedding march from JshenErfn ] who also played during the ceremony. The bride was prettily eowned in white
 seorgette and tafeta and carried show CT bouquet of bridal roses. The maid of | honor was Miss Rose GoIdberg. sister | of the bride. The best man was Sol ] Goldberg. of Washington. D. c. Following | the ceremony congratulations were ex-
 tended to the bridal couple at q wedding supper. During the supper tslegrama were received and read. The bride is a graduate Of the Norwich Free Academy.
 class of 1915. Mir. Stein is Eraduate of
 Georgetown university and is member 4 of the Washington Bar association
 After their honeymoon trip to Atlantic
 City. MT. and Mrs Stein will make their
 home in Washington. They win be at
 home after March 1st.
 Dixon-Carpenter..
 Robert James Dixon of the firm Of J.
 H Dixon & Son, oneco. ana Miss Louise
 K. Carpenter of the same place were united in marriage at MoOsup. Monday
 morning Francis Carpenter. brother of , the bride and Miss Agnes Forbes. both Of oneco. were best man and bridesmaid The bride was neatly attired In a gown
 of blue velvet.
 , After the marriage Mir. and>Mrs. Dix on went directly to their newly furnish ed home at oneeo where wedding breakfast was served. Mrs. Susie Wins
 low presented the couple with nlos beautiful wedding cake of her own osk ing
 r MT. and Mrs. Dixon will reside in One
 co whe-e. Mir Dixon is very popuiai . among young and old His bride is on' . Of the most popular school teachers il 5 Eastern Connecticut At present she in charge of the oneco school and vii continue in that capacity the rernainde . of the school year.
 [ Miller-Keeard.
 . Earl H. Miller of Norwich Town and Katharine B. Recard of IF Talmar street. Norwich. were married Christnai 2 day by Rev. Gurdon F. Bailey. pastor o the First Congregational church. Th' '. ceremony was performed at noon at th' l home of the rroon's parents kr. ant Mrs Ertis Miller Grace Armstrong; O
 ils5 West Town street. The bride is th' j. daughter of George F. and Mary Smitl
 Recard of Montreal. Canada The groom 2 Is a gunsnith The bride has been en X ployed locally. Mir and Mrs. Miller lef after the wedding for trip to New York EastIand-rarkinson i At 4 o'clock on Monday afternoon a
 the home of Mir. and Mrs. George E
 Parkinson, No. 7s Lafayette street, thei
 daughter, Miss Ruth Parkinson. wa
 united in marriage with Henry G. East \ land of this city by Rev; E. A. Legs. pat # tor of Trinity Methodist church Ther It were many guests present from Prov 'e dence, New London and California. Tn a. floral decorations for the home were D ,e verSteeg.
 s- As the bridal couple entered the park le the wedding chorus from Lohengrin wr ,s played. by Miss Evelyn Eastiand. sist. Ie of the sroorue The double ring ceremon
 was used. The bride was gowned ,e white crepe de chine and carried bol K quet of white carnations.
 B Following the ceremony, buffet luns
 was, served. after which Ar. and Mr
 EasAend left for short wedding tri
 The bffde received many handsome sffi
 The gfuom was born in this city ar tL has always made his home here He
 carpenter by trade. His bride was all ,S born in Norwich. the daughter of Geori .. R. and Anna Parkinson. She mas oe' ,s employed as school teacher. fs Brown--strickland. h. On Dec 2S Edward H Brown of th of city and Hrs. Flora Strickland. also e. Norwich. were united in marriage al q h l-hone of Mrs. Herbert J. Lee of No. | r Bosveu avenue The ceremony was pc
 formed by Rev. Charies>H. Rickftts. pa
 tor of the Grecnevilie Congregation
 church. in the presence of<a large numb ne of relatives and friends.
 th The groom is 4 native of Norwir n- having been born here 3e years ago, q e- son of William and Margaret Hay