Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-13
MISS HELEN c. HAMILTON BRIDE
 oE ARCHIBALD MITCHELL, 4TH


 Monday evening at 7se o'clock. at the ton. 112 Cliff street. the marriage was solemized of their daughter, Helen Cole. and Archibald Mitchell, 4th, Of Norwich The ceremony was witnessed by a gathering of relatives and a few intimate friends. Rev. Arthur F. Purkis, of the Central Baptist church officiating. assisted by Rev. Dr. Peter o. Wright, of Hartford, the double ring service being used.
 Preceded by her sister and bridesmaid, Miss Ruth Hamilton, the bride. with hei father, walked through an aisle of white satin ribbon held by the little son and daughter of MT. and Mrs. Archibald Mitchell. IT,, Frisbie and Marian Mitchell, to the living room where they were met by the groom and his best man. William J. Heneyman. The marriage service took place before a bank of palms and roses, with the subdued light of many candles, making charming eff feet
 The Chorus from Lohengrin was used as the wedding processional by Miss Ella Potter, piano, and Miss Elizabeth A. Lane, violin. who played previous to the ceremony, Loves Greeting (Elgar), My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice (Saint-Saens), and o, Promise Me, and during the cere- Heny, Sung Outside the Princess Door (MaedeWalD.
 The brides handsome gown was of cream satin Franeais. with a court train and trimmed with Irish point lace which had been worn on her mothers wedding dress. Her tulle veil was caught up with orange blosseme and she carried a shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley The maid of hon. or wore freck of frost pink chiffon taf- feta and her flowers were pink roses and larkspur. The little ribbon bearers were in white, also carving small bouquets of pink and blue flowers
 Mrs Hamilton, mother of the bride, wore black satin gown with overdress Mrs Archibald Mitchell, aunt of the groom, was in black and white silk. Both carried pink sweet peas.
 Following the ceremony, an informal reception was held during which MT and Mrs Mitchell were assisted in receiving by Mir and Mrs. Hamilton, and Mir. and Mrs Archibald Mitchell. Supper was served by Peterson. The dining room and library were artistically decorated by Ernst, who carried out the pink and blue color scheme by effective combina- tions of pink roses and belladonna lark spur.
 The bride presented her maid of hon. or pearl and sapphire brooch, with gifts of gold cuff buttons and a gold friendship circle pin to the children who attended her. The groom gave his best man pair of Masonic cuff links.
 Guests were present from Newton Highlands, Mass, New Britain, Provi- dence, Baltimore, Brookline, Newport. Pawtucket and Edgewood, R. l. The wedding gifts included display of cut glass, china, a chest of silver, besides many rare odd pieces, cheeks and hand some remembrances from the business as- soeiates of Mir. Mitchell
 The bride who has always lived in Norwich, is popular and talented young woman, having taught in the kindergar- ten at Broad Street school for several years The groom is 8 native of Scot land and a graduate of Madras college, St. Andrews. Coming to Norwich nine teen years ago, he became affiliated in business with the Porteous & Mitchell Company, of which firm he is now a member. He is an expert golfer and a member of-the Norwich Golf club. MT. and Mrs. Mitchell left during the evening for New York. from which point they will sail Thursday noon on the Imeerator for two months of travel in England and Scotland, which will in clude a trip to Glasgow. Cupar-Fife and old St Andrews. MT. Mitehell's boyhood home. The brides going-away suit was of blue tricotine, with which she wore a blue taffeta hat On their return in the fall they will occupy the apart ment at s9 Broad street