Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-28
WEDDINGS WiIIiams-JaeeboaN

Percy ". Williams and Miss Anna Jacobson were married Wednesday morning. Oct 20, at s:30 by Rev. Hen " w Matters at the First Center Con grega tional church in New Britain. The bride wore a dark blue suit of tiaseltone with light blue hat and a flowing veil. The bridesmaid, Miss Rosanna Williams, wore dark blue tricollette suit with hat to match. The best man was Arthur Jacobson. brother of the bride. MT. and Mrs. Williams will occupy newly fur nished home at 72 Lincoln street, New Britain, and will be at home after Nc ! venlber 1st. The bride is a graduate of Middletcwn High school and Willimantic Normal school. She was for several years 8 teacher at the East Hampton Center Grammar school The groom who served overseas with the 77th division is employed in the New Britain post office. Clark-Fi1Iey.
 At the Westchester Congregational rhurch Oct Is. at D. n.. Miss Ruby | Alice Finley, daughter of Mrs. Myrtia Finley was united in mari. ge with | Harold Clark, son of MT. and Mrs. John ] Clark of New London, by Rev. Edward | Smiley. of New Haven.
 The bride wore white beaded georgette over white silk. Her brother, George A. l Finley, of New Haven, gave her in mar 'iage
 The bridesmaid Miss Margaret Flynn l of East Hampton, was gowned in pink satin embroidered with white chryean- themums and wore 8 hat to match. The groom was attended by Herbert Finley 1 T brother of the bride.
 Miss Helen Brown soprano so1oist al 1 inc Second Congregational church in New London, sang as recessional, 0 Promise Me, accompanied by Mrs John Chairman at the organ.
 The church was decorated with au-
 tumn foliage and yellow chrysanthe. I mums. The ushers were George Boser and Earl Potter
 |, A reception was held at the home oi
 the bride The seventy guests presen
 included MT. and Mrs John Clark ana Miss Clark, of New London, parents ot,s and sister of the groom and Mrs Ed
 ward Collins of Willimantic, aunt of
 the groom.
 MT. and Mrs. Clark left for Washing
 ton. D. C.. and on their return will livt with the brides mother in Westehester.
 11onroe-ossoed. Frank N. Monroe of 5e2 Main stree Il and Mrs. Ruby Perkins Osgoed of Gard
 ner, Me. were uni ed in marriage by Rev Arthur F. Purkiss at the Central Bap
 tist church on Wednesday evening at
 o'clock. The couple were attended b. Mrs. Sarah Oldfield and Mrs. Frank 4
 Monroe. A supper for the bridal part was given at the home of the groom an , mobile during the evening where the
 were to take a train for Maine. : MT. Monroe was born in this city tn ' son of Jeanette Larkin Monroe and tn late Frank A. Monroe. He has been
 musician and is member of the band a l, the Soldiers Home at Togus, Me. H plays the French horn
 ) His bride was born in Gardner, Me. tn
 daughter of Joseph W. and Johanna Per , kins. This is her second marriage. Nil : and Mrs. Monroe will make their home Togus, Me.
 Greiner-Alexander. I Paul August Gremer of Norwich an
 Miss Gladys Irene Alexander of SOP Mai f street were united in marriage at moo z on Wednesday at Grace Episcopal churc [ in Yantic. The church was beautifull : decorated with hydrangeas and ehrysan , themums, cosmos and evergreen. Ther r was large attendance of relatives an
 friends, many coming from out of town. As the bridal party entered the churc :. Mrs. NJ A. Bolande played the Brids , Chorus from Lohengrin and during tn
 service MacDowells To a Wild Rose, 4 Promise Me and l Love You Truly. Fe
 a recessoaal Mrs. Bolande rendered Mer
 delssohn's wedding march. The coup
 were attended by Miss Stella Whitmars l. as bridesmaid, and Walter R. Greiner, a brother of the groom, as best man. I'll :, singl ering service was used and Re II M. Mclean Goldie, pastor of the churc
 performed the ceremony.
 It Following the ceremony, a receptie l. was held at the grooms home in Norwic + at which members of the families and 1t few personal friends were present.