Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-05-17
WEDDINGS

Constantine John Encyclopedias and
Miss Athene George daristopoulos, both
of this city, and prominent among the /
Greek population of Norwich, were united |
in marriage Sunday afternoon at T. A
b. hall in the presence of nearly 200 |
guests who came from Holyoke, Mass, |
New York, DaIlelson, Newark. y. j..
Attleboro and Woburn, Mass. The cere-
mony took place under a bower Of cut
flowers and vines and was performed by
Rev. Thomas Daniels. pastor Of Trinity
Greek Orthodox church.
The couple were attended by Christ
Dress, editor of the Greek weekly news
paper, The Voice of Greece, of Holyoke
Mass, who was best man, and by two
sisters of the bride, Elizabeth and Mary
Christopoulos. who were the bridesmaids.
| Phephe Panoras was the flower girl.
! During the ceremony an orchestra played
a wedding march as the bridal party en-
tered the hall and played other appropri-
| ate music.
The brittle was charming in gown of
white georgette crepe. with tulle veil
caught with a wreath of sfnilax. She
carried a bouquet of bride roses. Her
maids were also gowned in white geor-
gette crepe, and carried bouquets.
Following the ceremony. the bridal
party and the guests were served a
chicken supper at the Boston cafe on
Broadway. Here the party made merry
until the departure of the bride and
groom for a wedding tour to Boston, New
York and Norfolk. Va
The groom was born in Greece. the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Angelopoulos
He came to this country when 2 hoy and
is now proprietor OF the Greek Weekly
| News of Holyoke. Mass. and a correspon-
dent for the leading Greek daily paper Of
New York, the Atlantis. He is also en-
ployed at the International Silver COM
pany. While in Norwich he has made
his home at 10 Elm street.
His bride was also born in Greece. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Christie
poulos. and has made her home At 22-
West Main street:
Among the guests present at the we'd
ding were Scion Vlasto. proprietor an,
= editor of the Atlantis Of New York. on,
: of the foremost Greeks in America
Thomas Alexion of fFolyokc Mass. pres
: ident of the Greek Weekly News. an,
3 John Zeros. president Of the Hellenic Con
l. stitutional union OF Holyol.c. a Greek so
g ciety. of which the groom is secretary o
S the local branch. Mr.. Vlasto was accom-
v panied by his two nieces. Misses Helei
;. and Mary Vlasto. Of New York.
IS After the banquet a fiashlight pictur
e of the bridal party and guests was take
II by George Pappajion of Danielson.
Bromley-BrosofsIe
e Saturday afternoon at four o'clocI
= Rev. Alexander H. Abbott united i
IS marriage, Miss Alfredo Z. Brosofske an
Y Charles A. Bromley. They were attend
e ed by Miss Elsie Bromley. sister o. tn
L. groom, as bridesmaid and Charles I
2 West acted as best man. The ceremon
o was performed at the pastors home 0
ID Union street. The bride was beautiful
v. in a gown of satin and georgette Wit
x a large picture hat of georgette TO COZ
el respond. Her maid Of honor was ais
c gowned in georgette.
,e \ reception was held at the home {
=" the bride to relatives and intimat
D. friends after which the happy couple lei
,e for short wedding tour to Boston an
Id Springfield. Mrs. Bromley'E I avelin
n suit was of taupe velour modelled aft
lie the latest Parasi2n' design.
IL Mr. Bromley is the son Of Mr.. Al
a Mrs. Frank Bromley of 353 West Mai
h. street and has been in the employ
g his grandfather in the firm Of c.
Bromley and Son.
His bride is the daughter of Mr.. AZ
Mrs Frederick Brosofse of 81 Bait
street and has always lived in tn
IL city.
e. They have a host of friends that gil
p them the best wishes for a long al
IL happy married life.