Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-21
WEDDINGS.
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home of str and Mrs. Albert Hunt Chase go Otis street. the marriage or ' their daughter Elizabeth, and Donald ! IEoit Hemingway. of New, Haven. was r sol2na4zgd ia-. the. presence of relatives and intimate friends. Rev. Alexander H. ! Abbott, pastor Of the United Congrega- | tional church, oficiated, the double ring ! service being used.
 | Miss Florence .Arietta Williams Of New York city was maid of honor and the ' nride was also attended by her two sis- 1 tcrs. Mrs. Henry Ewing Cocl<rell Of East i Greenwich. E. l., and Mrs. Charles Gle ! met< ElJvell. Jr., of New Haven. The lit i tie flower maidens were Kate Stevens 1 Hemingway, niece Of the groom. and ' Virginia Chase. youngest sister of the { brlie. The groom had as best man. his lbr0tier, Louis Lee Hemingway of New 1 Haven Yale '08. The ush8Fs were Prof
 Samuel E. Hemingway New Haven. ' Iaie 'ot Edward Lewis Bartlett. Hart fold, Yale H. Frederick Blackburn. I'i1sbursh. Pa, James s. Hemingway, New Haven. Yale 20. Charles C. Eiwell. Jr.. %sw Haven. Yale II. and Amos
 Prentice Chase. Cornell. 20.
 The house decorations consisted of ar Y ti-.lc arrangements of palms laurel niaS peonit5 and pi-& roses An or
 cn.ztra from New Haven played the Lo-
 herrrii chorus fer the wedding proces-
 zio1al and during t.e ceremony. To a ':lil Pose-foilowed by Oh. Promise Aie, and the Barcarole, from Tales Of Ho1-
 man.
 T-la bride was charming in a froek Of white satin. embroidered in pearl beads and orange blossoms. wi,h a court train. Her .Uile veil fell from a cap or old lace 1. which had belonged 10 her mother. She
 e1frisd a shower houauet of bride roses land lilies rt lh. valley. Miss Williams
 wo-c haItscwe- gown Of pink taheta . ar' Csor-et;e with bead motifs. and
 c7rT'fa ui1'c roses Mrs Cockren and - Mira. l.well wore ,-owucd alike in orchid
 ~so~~etle 1uG- taftc.a. frocks. their flow t CTS being e1helil roses and pink swec Ineas. 1Isr tiny flower girls carried bas
 Ee-s cf TilS. sweet peas and roses, an' . wer. very attractive in their dresses o - embroidered lace over pink slips.
 Mrs Albert IT, Chase wore rose taf
 fe-1 hr-caded ia gold. with gold lace -ac - cessorie=. Mrs. Samuel Hemingway wa
 i1 orchid and silver 5ro-lde.
 T--o sr-cm's gift Go inc bride was z platinum aud diamond guard ring; h :, gave riz u=hers belts with hand wrough N ei,vsr buckles. The bride presented gol' friendship circle vins to her attendants - enf sold engraved bar pirs to the Howe
 girls.
 h wedding reception was held at O - clock at fIre Norwich Golf club Pc
 c5fvi01 wi.n Mir and Mrs. HeminEwa
 wen. 1-r and Mrs. Albert Hunt Chas,
 Sir and Mrs Samuel Hemingway. par
 e1t- of tho groom the maid of homo
 eDf other attendants. also. Miss Dorc 1 lrv siro0- New Brunswick " J.. Mis
 rrr-ss E-miD"way. New Haven. Ais
 -Ta~~ Fitch -lIilhouse, New York. m d lIes Frederick g. Craven. Norwich e Laurel and garden flowers formed th
 st
 trif.'s table. where covers were laid fC y sixteen. tre prevailing color scheme ( ll if, was attractively carried out by e
 rac-ivc o-ra-Eements Of roses and pin .f sra11I caadeiahra as foil for the we' 20 5.r- cake. A firm from Hartford cate
 e6. Later, dancing was enjoyed. I, al which an orchestra of five played d ~ -ltrully.
 ls The bride is q most attractive your De woman. possessed Of engaging persona .l ttv a15 charm and is g member of oi -r oiI and well known Norwich familie 3- Educated ar Pennington and at Colur r-a University. she has been very DO 1- u1ar Wi.h t'7a younger social set and ca
 rtsr with her the best wishes of a ho
 cf aCuuaint7nces and friends 1T r- groom. inc son CT Nr. and Mrs. Samu so q -,l'r-x-r ef New Haven, is a "a %. graduate. class eE 1914. and served r Franca during f-e war. for eleven. mont - with u5a <1e' Infantry. Returning fro ~ ! zarvice. he became assistant cashier r. Second National Bank. New Haven, ss which his father is president.
 .r. The wedding guests from out of toV n . included Mir and Mrs. Samuel Hemin
 war. Mfr and 1frs. James s. Hemingwa -- Prof. and Mrs Samuel Hemingway, ] - Lon-7 Lee Hemingway. Miss N. Loui s- r-au---v-1y. - Kate Stevens Hemingwa GO S-sr- Haven, Nr. and Mrs. Abraham
 Perkins. Germantown. Penn. Prof. Cla
 once V Wendell, New Haven. Alr. a
 lT-s Charles Seymour. New Haven, \ and Mrs Henry Ewing Coclsrell Ed 9t Greenwich. E To- Mr. and Mrs. Charl .ct Ci-1i-ut E.wen, IT,, New Haven, M Ig. r'rrsacs E-isuta Williams New Yoi lis Miss Dorothy Strong. New BruuswiC
 r J. Miss Mary Fitch Hillhouse. N h. Work Miss Marian F.. PeN Brooklyn, r- F.. Mr. and Mrs Winslow Tracy W t- Hams. New York. Mir and Mrs. C. C. 1 -.. w.U New Haven Mrs. Charles l.. Hu -.1 bard New Haven. Mrs. Huntington I' Of. .---,- Haven, LIr and Mrs. Louis JeroI tr -i1haEf5 Elizabeth. v. l.. Arthur La .- renee Hara-J, Elizabeth, Y. l., B. Seld ,E-| Bacon. New Haven, Miss Chariot
 IEraaaInau. Kingston, Pa, Miss Katheri a- Brown, Farwiehgort. Mass. Carl Les -s l7.ou. Nal.ham. Mass. Mr. and M - John x. To~au. New London, Frederi ,- Luce. Stafford Springs. Miss Katheri M D. Mitchell Stafford Springs, ldwa 4, , r--fs Bartlett. Hartford Mir. and M -.. Francis Jt.I,housc, New York. Mr. a -, Mrs Carter Phelps. Pennington. MT a Mrs Lewis s. Pi.kin. New Haven Ere -5 erick Blackburn Pittsburgh. Penn, \ and Mrs Leonard M. Daggett, New H i'm ven.
 ' The wedding gifts included chest
 1al silver, with many individual piec
 china. cut glass. exquisite Tiffany bron --. ruez. antique furniture. and other V -'~ LuabIe and useful presents to be used -iz- furnishing and decorating a new nor atl A beautiful complete silver service V lad the gift Of the Eroom's parents. anl Ing handsome mahogany. gate-legged Ia lad war presented by the bank employees. ma The brides mcdish travelling costu ing was of blue taffeta. After honeym' tou motor trip, MT. and Mrs. Hemingway ' 'ef live in New Haven.
 r.5 aEorsan-BerE.
 A quiet home wedding took place s or urlav afternoon at ? o'clock at the T ac- iJance Of AIr. and Mrs. John A Morl
 of TIT Prospect street. when their dau
 te-. Ethel. was married to Henry Lo
 Berg.
 The ceremony was performed in fr N Of bank of roses and ferns by the R 'ch William T.. Smith of St. Andrews Fl the ca-al church. The brides attenda ont. were Miss Henrietta II. Gallup Ev- niece. who was maid of honor. and P 1w- jlmin Morgan. 8 brother Of the h- ol- was -he best man. The bridal party per, preceded log ths ring bearers, Don
 Aver Moran. nephew of the br the Miss Maria c. Gal'un, her niece. pla