Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-21

employed as a textile worker. she b the daughter of Lyman A. and Sarah F. Wheeler Latham and has always made her home in Ledyard.
 Chapman-DeNiarS.
 At the home Of MT. and Mrs. Richard DeNsrs Of Do=rab. Wednesday after noon. June 18th. at 6 o'clock. their daughter Mary Agnes was united in marriage with John Pierce Chapman. son Of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Chapman. ThA ceremony was performed hy Rev. (. W Hama pastor of the CongreRa .lnnal church. The bridesmaid was Mis- cl1- rissa Chapman. sister of the graom. The best men was George DeMars, br ptf.e- oi the bride.
 The bride wore dress Of blue satin. with brussels hat 10 match and carriea a bouquet Of white roses. The brides maids dress was Of taupc gray tafeta with hat 10 match. She carr,ed pink roses.
 The bridal party stood beneath an | arch of white and green. Miss Henriet- | ia Authier played the wedding march i Mrs. Julia Authier sang O Promise Me.
 The bride gave her bridesmaid a sap phire ring. The groom gave the best man siickpin Of pearls anu sapphire. After the ceremony and r-ceution
 supper of salads. rolls. ice cream, cake, i fruit was served by a NorwiC'. caterer.
 The wedding presents inct.1ei Bet 1 Of china from the brides fatiSr. Eiiver
 cut glass. linen. furniture. r-gs and z | generous sum of money.
 Guests were present from NcS York. Westerly. Norwich and Lebanon. MT and Mrs Chapman left for wedding trip which will include visi's 10 New
 York. Providence and Westerly.
 EnriEht-Dufner.
 pretty June wedding took place at the home Of 1ir. and Mrs. George Dufnei | al 3S Platt avenue. al o'clock. on Sat
 urday evening when their daughter. P Mary Augusta. was united in marriage with Louis Daniel Enright Of Stamford. The ceremony took place ln the prettily decorated parlor in the presence of the immediate families and many intimate
 friends and was performed by Rev. Pau Q r. Werth. pastor Of the German Luth. eran church.
 r The bride was gowned In whit, [ Eeorgette with pearl trimmings and car : ried a shower bouquet Of white roses. Hei k maid. Miss Minnie Dufner. sister. wal . dressed In white EeorEette and ca-rie' - white roses The best man was Wfllian r Sauter friend of the groom. - Following the ceremony there v1s
 reception at which a buffet lunch va z | served. The bride received many hand l. some gifts Of cut glass. china and sil e verware. Following a short wedttni B. trip 10 New York and other places of in l. terest. Mfr. and Mrs. Enright will resid '- in Stamford where the groom Is employ -- ed as a printer in the printing estsb ' lishment of Gillespie Bros.
 e Mir Enright Is the son of Daniel an ei Fredericlxs wolhnger Enright and va le born In Stamford 3l years ago. He va n for some time employed by the iob is IS partment of the Bulletin Company. HI n bride has alwjays made her home in thi ~ city.
 'i KinE-Eriekson.
 At s o'clock Saturday evening Joh n Henry King and Miss Ingrid Aneli Erickson. both of this city. .yere unite Y in marriage by Rev. Richard R. Graham 10 rector of Christ Episcopal church. at hi se home, No. 1Is Washington street. S'I Mir. King, who is a native of Lebanor '- is the son Of Mir. and Mrs. John E King. He is employed in Norwich as u driver for the American Express compsn .. and has made his home at No. S3 Bos N well avenue. His bride is the daughte @ of Mir. and Mrs. Oscar F. Erickson an ]. has made her home at No. IS Whitake , avenue. She was born in Sweden. V If man has long head and stron | arm he ought to make good.