Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-12
WEDDINGS.

Miss Ruth Elizabeth Crawford. daurh ter of MT. and Mrs James Lincoln Cra w. ford, of "A Summer street, and Frederick Spicer Crowell, son Of NIT. and Mrs. Fred C. CroWell, of Oak street, were united in marriage Monday evening at o'clock. at St Patrick's rect6ry By the rector, Rev. John H. Frederick The bridesmaid was Miss Marian A. Shea and the best man was J. Lincoln Crawford, brother of the bride
 Following the ceremony, reeeption to which only relatives and intimate friends had been biddcn was held at the home of the brides parents Here the dcorations were by Cteduldig, ferns and autumn flowers being effectively employed in the hall, while in the reception room the same flowers were arranged against a foil of palms and smilax The tablk decorations in the dining room carried out color scheme of pink and whita
 Receiving with MT. Cfowe1l and his bride were MT. and Mrs. Crawford, Mrs A. s. Crawford and Mr. afid Mrs. Fred c. Crowell. The guests. were from Hart ford. Greenpoft; New London, Westerly. Bristol. Springfield, Worcester, Saw brook and Long Island, as well as from Norwich. A course dinner was served by Peterson. The orchestra was directed bv Henry J La Fontaine.
 The brides gown was 2 duchessg lace robe, over white satin. She carried s shower bourust of li1ies-5f -the-vallev and orchids Miss shea's attractive frcek was
 of pink charmAusA her flowers Were
 pink chrysanthernurris.
 Later in the evenine Mir. and Mrs.
 Crowel left for Washington, the brfde
 travelling in 3 suit of see-chou velour, her
 hat of the same tint being trimmed with
 henna. Her furs were haa*sr. Or their
 return, MT. and Mrs CroWeli ars to re side at 1Sa Washington sttast and will
 he at hanie after f5ovsrrbz- i5tf. The beautiful gifts received by tae bride in. cluded elegant refoernorarcs with the love and best wishes of relatives in Cali fornia
 The marriage 'a Ire c,,'raina.ion of ar attachment which hsean r sch56l days ] Mr CroWAll is assc,-:atsG IT business with his fatAkt td iz T 5rsa1SAr of the Chelsea Boat ci;sb >n9 ftx Areanuf1 club 1 The bride is the efda- fmu@htsr ef James |, Crawford praE.3@rt and assistan , treast:r%r of tIe George V. Kies Company and Mrs, Crawford The wedding is O wide soc.sI interest. uniting two faniilie, | long prominent in the Laurel Hill sectiol ! of Norwich.
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 The marriage Of Miss Mary E. Gran
 dall. daughter of Mrs. Nathan ! Gran 1 dal of g Ocean avenue New London tc i Albert J. Coughlin of Cleveland, O.. to9l plce t St Jossph's church, New L5naea 1 at 9 o'clock Monday morning Rev VII i liam Fitzsimons officiated at the cere i mony. The bridal couple were attendst by Mrs Mrs C. Thatcher Shepherd. s;s 1 ter of the bride and NJ. F. Culkin of Syra cuse. N. Y... After a honeymoon trip t, i New Haven and New York the y6un, : couple will be at home to their friends A ! 2S Ocean avenue.
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 William c. Goode of New London an, l Miss Gladys M. DsbsFros of this cit 1 were united in marriage on Monday even ing at the brides home at 4s SprinI 1 street bF Rev. George H. Strouse. paste ! Of the First Baptist church
 T5e bride was born in. this city, tn ] daughter of Jesebh and Mary Middleton : TeE3arros. She las been employed as mill operative. Ire groom was born i l Virginia, the son Of William f. and Res
 McGse Goode. He has been employed d a truck driver in New London.