Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-18

white embroidered crepe de chine.
 MT. and Mrs. Melee left for a wedding | trip by motor and after Aug. will be at | home in Adams, Mass. The bride, who. | as were her attendants, was graduated | from Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass, in | 1916, has travelled extensively and was | in Austria at the beginning of the war. l She was one of the 1s girls who received i permission from Secretary of State Lam | sing to return on an American oil tank steamer. She also spent six months in Honolulu with two classmates, who were also with her in Austria, and she has spent much time in California During the war she was in the canteen service at New London. with girl friend she motored from New Haven to California few years ago. MT. McBee and three of the ushers were graduated from Brown university in 1916 and are members of the Psi Upsilon fraternity. He served at the Mexican border in 1916 and during the war was overseas for several months with | the heavy artillery, later being sent home
 as an instructor at southern camp. Duro-PaImer.
 On Wednesday evening, at 73o o'clock. | at the home of Rev. E. A. Legg, pastor
 of Trinity Methodist church. Edward H | Duro and Miss Edith Mae Palmer were
 united in marriage by Rev. MT. Leg. | MT. Duro is the son of Edward J. | Duro and the late Hattie B. Duro of the East Side. He was born in this city
 and has made his home here. Mir. Duro | was among the number who went to | France and since that time has been
 employed in Norwich drug store. Miss
 Palmer is the daughter of Mrs. Lulu B.
 Palmer and the late John A. Palmer. She
 was born in Norwich and educated in
 the public schools of this city Of late
 she has been employed by the J. B. Mar
 tin Co.
 Mir. and Mrs. Duro will have an apart
 ment on Union street.
 MaIn-BenjamIn.
 One of the prettiest of June weddings was solemnized at the home of Mir. and
 Mrs. Charles Benjamin of Preston CitI Tuesday afternoon. June Is, when their ,, daughter. Ethel Meribah. was married to Lester Appleton Main of Preston . Promptly at three o'clock the bridal par | ey entered the parlor while the wedding march was played by Miss Sophie Hol lowell. The bride walked with her twiI sister. Miss Edith Benjamin, who acteS :. as bridesmaid, preceded by the groom with his cousin. Ernest Richmond, ai best man. They were united in marriag t by Rev. George II. Strouse,- of the Firs Baptist church Of Norwich. the singl t ring service being used. After the cere l 1 mony and reception a dainty lunch con f sisting of rolls. cake, ice cream ana I fruit was served.
 S The bride was gowned in white satil : and georgette crepe and carried Bride r roses, her veil being caught with ros
 buds and forgetme nots. To carry ou il | the tradition of a bride wearing some n thing blue on her wedding day. he
 handkerchief was one carried by brid
 more than seventy years ago. The | bridesmaids dress was yellow satin an
 | georgette crepe She carried pink an
 white carnations. The decorations wer E in white and green in the parlor am It hall, the bridal party standing beneat l. an arch of locust blossoms Evergreer y, white peonies. syringa, and deutzia car s. red out the color scheme. The color ,e the living room vas pink and green cor D. sisting of nigelia and pink hauthcsr ,e The dining room decorations were len 1t on lilies and spirea-
 in The bride has always lived in Prestol 70 She is a member of the choir of the Bay a tist church and also The Masters Hell
 CTS. society of young women connecte m with the church. The groom is the onl o. son of Mir. and Mrs. Appleton Main ( ,e Preston, where he has always lived. IT ra presents consisted of nearly hundre al dollars in money, besides a check for w hundred dollars from the groom's pa nj ents, and sterling silver, cut glass. line c- mirror and pictures. The bridal party, b or fore starting on their honeymoon, we
 photographed by several of the la friends out on the large lawn in front se the house. PAures also were talk ,d of the whole wedding party of about si nf ty. The brides going away gown Vi V taupe color with hat to match. Aft t. a short trip by automobile the bride al o groom will reside in a newly furnish' ie' home on Preston Plains where MT. Ma
 is engaged in farming.