Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-27
WEDDINGS

At noon on Thanksgiving day the mar riage of'SMiss Jane Corcoran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs John H. Corcoran of 31 Happy street, this city, to Lieutenant Harry W. Luis. c. A. C., United States army took place in New York city. The bride for the past six months has re- sided in Hartford. The groom is the son of Mrs. Sally Luis of Lebanon, Pa, and was a member of the class of 1917 of the University of Pennsylvania. Since that time he has been an army officer, having served eighteen months over seas.
 Lieutenant and Mrs Luis will spend their honeymoon in Keene Valley, Adirondack Mountains and upon their return will be at home after January l at Fort Wright, Fishers Island, New York.
 Cooper-Keane.
 Jerome Rich Cooper, superintendent of the New London division of the Con- necticut Co.,, and Miss Rosemary R. Keane, daughter of the late Assessor Jeremiah A. Keane, were married OF Thanksgiving day in Holyol1e at the | St. Jerome's rectory. " Rev John J. Ken nedy officiated. William MacCormick oi l Denver Col, was best man and Misl Gertrude White was maid of honor Miss 1 White is the daughter of former Mayor 
 classmate of tre bride at high school. l Mir. Cooper is the son of Charles J i Cooper of Denver, Col, and was grad uated from the Calgary university { | few years ago. He has been superin l tendent of the New London trolley line since last April Miss Keane is a grad ] uate- of the New England Conservator. 1 of Music, Boston. She is a niece 0 Dudley-St. Claire Donnelly of New Lon 1 don.
 Among the wedding gifts received wa purse of gold presented by the em ployes of the New London and Norwic
 divisions of the Connecticut Co.
 Farrin-Hil.
 A pretty. home wedding took place q
 the residence of MT. and Mrs. Thona J. Hill at Mantle, Thurs lay afternoon a
 o'clock, when their daughter, Grac
 Elizabeth, became the br:de of Leo
 MundelI Farrin. of Hollisicn, Mass. Onl
 relatives of the contracting ra:tles al
 tended. The house was p"ettily dect
 rated with plants, vines all i!oHers th
 arch of the bay window, where tn
 ceremony was soIemnized, s1spenaing
 bell of holly, the color scneIne being ] (
 and green. A large basket of chry sar
 themums from MT. and Mrs. Willial Mott of Boston, stood near the bay VII dow. The officiating clergyman was Re
 W. D. Woodward, pastor of the Me.hc dist Episcopal church of Mantle, which the bride is member and an a,
 tive worker in various departments IT
 bride was given away by her fathe and the double ring ceremony was use i, The bride wore gown of ivory sat- trimmed with pearls. Her veil VIZ l caught up with orange blossoms Sl
 carried shower bouquet of bridal rose The sister of the bride, Miss Annie ] Hill, acted as bridesmaid. She was a tired in peach chiffon, and carried bo quet of Aaron Ward roses The brid /, groom was attended by Thomas M. Hi ! the brother of the bride as, best rnal
 Mrs. Albin Hagstrom played the we
 ding march. After the ceremony a we - ding breakfast was served. > The coup y took an auto for New London when,
 they went to New York on short we r ding trip. The brides going away gov f was of broadcloth, colonial colors. wi s hat to match. On their return they a - to reside in Holliston, where Mir .Farr ?; is principal of the high school. A fe P years ago he had the same position East Lyme. There were many beautif
 and costly presents, including silver, t glass, and linen, also a number of, go S pieces and other money.