Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-15
WILLIMANTIC

organdie with leghorn hat trimmed with pink heather. She carried sweet peas. The matron of honor, Mrs. Leo Frank Foster of North Carolina, wife of Major Leo F. Foster, U. $. Army, retired, was attired in orchid organdie with sleghorn hat faced with lavender and trimmed in purple heather. Her shower bouquet was of smilax. The brides other attendants, Miss Gladys Lack, sister ofsehe groom, Miss Elizabeth Howson of ,w York, a cousin of the bride, Miss fet Murphy, of Brooklyn, N. r, and Mrs Walter Abbe. Jr., of South Windham. sister-in- law of the bride, wore frocks of rose pink organdie with picture hats of pink and carried bouquets of srnilax. A. H. Leigh of New York was best man and the ush- CTS were Alfred Patton Abbe. and Walter Abbe Jr. brothers. of the bride. Mrs. George Anderson of this city was at the organ. A reception at the Abbe home followed the ceremony, the respective parents of the young couple and mem bers of the bridal party assisting them in receiving the guests on the veranda, in l a bower of greens and roses.
 The wedding is the continuation of romance begun in France where MT. Lack was lieutenant in the Signal Corps, U. S. army and his bride was con nected with the Y. NJ c. A. She was overseas for, more than two years and was among the first sent with the army of occupation into Germany,
 1 Later in the evening MT. and Mrs. Lack left for a honeymoon trip. contin- ung to China. where MT. Lack goes on business. They are to sail from Vancou- yer, British Columbia, the latter part of | this month.
 | Out of town guests at the ceremony i included Miss Harriet Colgate Abbe. of New York and Litchheld. Mrs. Herbert Howson, New York, MT. and Mrs. Fred erick Lack, Jersey City, N. T.; MT. and Mrs. J. Jarman, Scarsdale, N. Y, Miss Mabel Polhemus, Jersey City Mrs. Ar thur Murphy, Brooklyn, \. Y. MT. and Mrs. William Abbe and family, Plain | field, N. J., Spender Kennard and Miss Gladys Kennard, Tarrytown, N. Y, Mrs A. U. Leigh. New York, Charles Guilford Woodward Hartford, and Mir. and Mrs. Spencer K. Mulford of Wyncote, Pa. i What is believed to be one of the best 1 blooming red rambler rose bushes in this city is at the home of Town Clerk Frank P. Fenton on Bellevue street.
 At a recent meeting of the local branch of the State Policemen's Associa- | tion, Patrolman Thomas Grady was l chosen delegate to the state convention Daniel J. Killourey, who is one of the vice presidents of the association will also attend.
 Thomas A. Carson. of s7s Pleasant street. was agreeably surprised Tuesday evening when several members of Com pany G, Connecticut State Guard, of which he is a member, called at his home to help him celebrate his birthday Will liam Cady presented MT. Carson hand some shaving set on behalf of the mem bers. Refreshments were served during &l, 1f +l,a were Sergeants William Cady and John
 Luton. Corporal Nunzia Charizia, Priv
 ates Arthur J. Caisse, Gustave Lind,
 Henry Couchon, John Evans, William E. Geer, George Setterberg. and Oscar Keith, Paul Tourjel of Westerly, R. l., Mir. and Mrs. William Cady, Mrs. G. C. Alexander. MT. and Mrs. T. A. Carson and John Smith.
 John ". Potter, D. D. G. ", of Jew
 cit City, will install the officers of Ob-
 webetuck lodge, No. Is, I. o. o. F., at
 the regular meeting of that organization
 this tThursday) evening.
 The American Thread Company base
 ball team has two hard games ahead for
 the approaching weekend, stacking ur
 against Herman Bronkie's star Man.
 chester aggregation on the Mt. Nebc grounds in South Manchester Saturday afternoon and then returning here to bat
 tie with the speedy Fisk Red Tops o1
 Chicopee, Mass, at Recreation Park or
 Sunday afternoon. The latter nine wor
 from the locals at Chicopee Saturday
 last. to 2. in ten innings. It is not yet
 known definitely who will .s twirl botl
 games for the locals. but in all proba
 bility Rube Mullarky of Providence vii
 serve 'em over in one Rube explained
 to Manager McQuillan the reason for hi: tnon-appearance Sunday, saying he be
 came confused in regard to the trair
 schedule. and has heen restored to thu
 public's good graces. To date the loca
 team has wons eight out of twelve games
 Michael spector, of Mansfield. minor
 was in the police court Wednesday morn ing for parking a team on the nortf
 side Of Union street, contrary to the re
 gently instituted city ordinance. Int ] youth pleaded guilty through Probation Officer Elmer M. Young. appointed a. :. guardian ad litem by the court. although s he said he did not understand the law ir . this respect. The ordinance has been 1T . effect about three months and signs ar, posted at either end of the street warn