Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-06
WEDDINGS, Cherry-Murdock.

Monday afternoon at o'clock A. Ernest Cherry of Boston, formerly of this city, and Miss Rena Blanche Murdock were united in marriage by Rev. Arthur F. Purkiss, pastor of the Central Baptist church. The cere- mony was performed at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles w. Murdock, No. 116 Broad way. The couple were unattended. Following the ceremony there was reception with buffet luncheon for the forty guests, the Wauregan House catering. The house was at tractively decorated with palms, smi- lix and cut flowers by Geduldig. The bride received many wedding gifts The bride, who is a former resident | of South Windham, is a graduate of the Windham High school and also attended Willimantic Normal school. For the past few years she has been a teacher in the public schools of | Norwich.
 MT. Cherry is a native of this. city and was formerly employed by James L. Case. About two years ago he left | Norwich to accept a position with a ] brokers firm in Boston where he has l since been employed.
 The bride and groom left during thes early evening for a wedding trip
 
 ] will reside in Boston.
 Rea-Calkins.
 The marriage of Miss Dorothy. J. I Calkins, oldest daughter of Judge and Mrs. Arthur B. Calkins of New Lon- don to Gardner Oscar Rea of New York took place at the residence o1 the brides parents at Il o'clock Mon- day morning. Rev. J. BeYeridge Lee DID,, pastor of the Second Congre- gational church, officiated.
 The bride wore a dark blue travel !; ing suit and was attended by hel : youngest sister, Miss Clara J. Cal kins, who was attired in dark blut 7 georgette. Henri Cool of New Yorl l was best man.
 l Following the ceremony an infor
 nal reception was held, 50 guests at tending. MT. and Mrs. Req left fo : Brook Haven, l.. l., where they vii I reside this summer.
 :. The bride is graduate of William :, Memorial Institute, class of 1915, an l of the art department of Pratt Insti
 tute, Brooklyn, N. Y. She also stud g jed art at c Howard Walkers SchoC e of Fine Arts in Boston.
 Charbino- PIante. The wedding of William Henr 70 Charbino and Eva Plante of Provi
 dence was held in St. Mary's churc ;s Monday morning at a nuptual mas :. conducted by Rev. William A. Reef
 at 7.15 o'clock. The couple approach ed the altar to the music c Mendelssohn's Wedding March. Her o ry J. La Fontaine officiated at u 'h organ. The bride wore dress white georgette crepe with veil ar le carried bridal roses. Her bridesma ct was Miss Ozelia Robillard, and sl re wore a dress of turquoise lamb of down. silver embroidered. The be m man was Edward L. Bonin, a cous l. of the groom. The bride is, u
 daughter of John Joseph Plante al is the late Mrs Plante of Providenc or While in this city she was visitil i'll MT. and Mrs. Joseph Proteau of Gel ,e. tral avenue.
 he The groom is the son of MT. and Nil t. Michael Charbino of Is Twelf
 I.street. He was member of the f
 nous acrobatic troupe, The CharbiT
 Brothers. At present he is employ ,c by the United States Finishing (
 After the services in the church ed breakfast was held at the home ID the groom on Twelfth street, at whi ra a large number of friends and rel O. tives were present. Miss Antoniet ne Proteau recited Wedding Bells at t ed breakfast. The young couple left ed an early train for New York a nd Philadelphia for short wedding to IT, after which they will reside at t oh home of the groom on Twelfth stre