Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-27
,nd.s orcbektra of fve picces.

lands orchestra of five pieces
 The bride was lovely in while duchess satin. trimmed with beads and lace wiih veil of silk chantiily lace, and wreath ar ranged in the form of a crown with pearls and orange blossoms Her maid of honor was Mss Rose Gaberman of Hartford sister of the groom, who wore old rose taffeta and carried a shower bouquet or Dorothy Perkins roses. The bridesmaids, all of whom carried floral muffs harmoRfzlhg with their dresses were Miss Irnna Hutzier of this city, who wore old rose charTneuse, Miss Fannyc B. Wieder of liar ford. who wore Amer Ican Beauty chiffon velvet, and Miss Ruth Le Bowski of New York. who wore American Beauty brocaded velvet Dr. Paul A. Schwartz of this city, brother Of the bride, was best man, and the ushers were Dr. David Gaberman of New York. brother of the groom, Albert Beckwith of New Britain. and Benjamin Fanger of Omaha, Neb.
 Following the ceremony, eongratula- tions were extended at a reception held in the small parlor, where the bridal cou- pie was assisted in receiving by the par ents of the bride and the parents of the groom. MT. and Mrs. Isaac Gabernan of Hartford. Mrs. Schwartz wore brown charmeuse and lace and Mrs. Gaberman's gown was Of black lace.
 The wedding dinner was served at 6 o'clock in the large dining room. where the tables were attractively decorated by Hawkins, the florist, with long chains of laurel and clusters of laurel for center pieces During the dinner, Rowiand's or ehestra played and a solo was rendered by 1eseph R. scnwartz. Tho following menu was served:
 Grape Fruit, Cardinal Chicken Soup, Bordant
 BroiIed Kennebec Salmon,
 Sauce Hollandaise
 Parisienne Potatoes l Roast Native Chicken, Giblet Gravy | Loaf Elice en Surprise Persilade Potatoes Green Peai | Supreme of Pineapple Petit Fours
 Demi Tasse.
 The wedding guests included friend and relatives from Texas, Detroit. Oma ha, Springfield, Bridgeport, New London
 Hartford. New York Webster. Worces
 ter and Providence. Telegrams of con
 gratulations were read during the dime
 from friends in many cities. Dancini
 closed the evening.
 The grooms gift to the bride was
 platinum brooch set in diamonds and sh
 received an unusually large number o
 beautiful gifts from a wide circle of rel
 atives and friends, among which was
 Buick coupe from her brother, Dl
 Schwartz.
 The groom, who Is the son of Mir. an Mrs. Isaac Gaberman of 40 Earl stree Hartford has been practicing att0rne in Hartford for several years and is member of the law firm of Ierlnan an GaberInan. He graduated from HoTtfoT
 iiublic nigh school in 1910. attenaea Tr.I , .ts college and graduated a. 70 nei lie is member Of S-sIna .-iph r ffaterni v. and was cn .le Come s l.ug team, whining ,he rz.. ueoai f hera !p 194+ During tIe ..orlj VI l 'la sw service in the navy for foul:et : months.
 ? The brides home has always bren Y: Norwich. Sac Is a graduate 0. th. 70 . 1 H4ch Free icadsrny and os Corr.c e
 college, taking scl'-lrts. ion.ss n hatl iHEti utions. S.c was ya IrtoI is v and the winner of several scariarsh ? prizes at her graduation from the Ae I denny. class of 1916. and she gradual. : | at Connecticut College in 1920 with ho n oFs, receiving the B. s. degree in chemi
 try. At college she was the winner . the Mansfield prize in dramatics and VI !, prominent in athletics, dramatics and f 7 scholarship.
 F On their wedding trip MT and Nil . Gaberman will visit Atlantic City, Phil ? delphia and Washington. attending N Ii. Gabernan's fraternity convention wh = in Philadelphia. They are to be at hor Il at Ss1 Prospect street. Hartford, aft 1, March 1st.