Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-18
WEDDINGS. Dewhurst-Paine

Saturday evening at o'clock in St Paurs church. at Palmer, Mass. Theodore Dewhurst, of &tonington, Conn, and Miss Doris Paine of Palmer. a former soloist in the church, were united in marriage There was a large attendance Before the ceremony there was a musical with this program: "Traumerai," Schubert, vii olins; tenor solor by Ralph B. Spittal of Springfield, Beloved, it is horn,'' (Ayl- ward) and 70 Promise Me" (De Koven.) There was a professional of the vested choir of 20 voices, singing the Bridal Chours.'
 The church was elaborately decorated. Before the altar was bank of autumn foliage with masses of hydrangeas and yellow and white chysanthemums in vas es As the bridal party assembled, the bridal -c3ours from 'Lohengr.n" was rendered by organ, piano and two vio- lins.
 The maid of honor was Miss Gladys Paine sister of the bride. The brides maids were Miss Gladys NJ Doherty of Palmer, Miss Anna Doherty of New York, Mrs. R. C, Kempton and Miss Marie ". Dullahan of Palmer The best man was William J Sum of Springfield and the ushers were Rexford R. Paine of Warren, Irving R. Rowe and Edwin D. Hawke of
 
 of Pittsfeld. The bride wore gown Of white bridal satin. pearl trimmed. with court train fastened with pearls. tulle veil coronet style. trimmed with point applique lace and caught with orange blossoms and silver slippers. She carried bridal roses showered with lilies of the valley. | The maid of honor wore a gown of blue and silver two-toned taffeta and carried a shower bouquet of pink Columbia roses The bridesmaids were gowned in pastel shades ow two-toned taffeta trim me with picoted silver ribbon and rose buds and wore silver slippers. Miss Dull lahan was in honeydew, Mrs. Kempton rose, Miss Gladys orchid and Miss Anna Doherty nile green. All carried chrys- anthemums arranged in wand style, Mrs Kempton pink, Miss Gladys Doherty or enid, Miss Dullahan yellow and Miss An na Doherty white. The mother of the bride, Mrs H. R. Paine wore Harding blue satin with black point applique lace The mother of the bridegroom wor' brown crepe de chine trimmed with bisqu' em1nroidery. The bride was given ava. by her father, H. R. Paine and the cer emony was performed by the pastor O the church, Rev. A. N. Foster, using tn double-ring service.
 After the ceremony there was a recep tion in the church parlors attended b about 200. The decorations were hy drangeas and cut flowers. The brids
 party was assisted in receiving by NJ
 and Mrs. H. R. Paine and Mrs. H. F Dewhurst. Refreshments were servet
 After the reception Mir. and Mrs. Dew hurst left by motor for honeymoo
 trip of two weeks. They will make the home in Stonington.
 
 Boston, Philadelphia. Brooklyn, Pittsfel :, Worcester, Stonington and Springfield There were many beautiful and cost gifts, including a purse of gold from tt church, cut glass, silver and a set
 Lenox china.
 The bride is native of Palmer and
 graduate of the Palmer High schoC | school of music in New York. Last ye; 2 she was supervisor of music in u f public schools in Stonnigton, Conn. Du 7 ing the war she was a student nurse e Camp Devens. Mir. Dewhurst is a gra V uate of the Norwich Free Academy and }. assistant superintendent of the Atwot |. Silk Machine Company of Stonington. T Casey-Carrou.
 At g o'clock Monday morning, Charl :, Peter Casey and Miss Della Elizabe e Carroll, both of this city, were unit' l in marriage at St. Patricks church t Rev NJ. H. May. The bridesmaid Wi
 Miss Helen Mccarthy of Providence al
 the best man was John H. Casey,
 brother of the groom.
 The bride was gowned in white Ca e ton crepe with hat to match and ca T ried a shower bouquet of roses and I [, ies of the alley. The bridesmaid wo e apricot Canton crepe and black pictu l. hat. She carried chrysanthemums al T ferns. f Following the wedding ceremony the e was a breakfast at the home of u If brides mother, Mrs Catherine Carro It No. 34 Kinney avenue. Music was flu a nished by Humphries' orchestra. Tho T present included guests from Seattl S Bristol, Providence, New Haven an
 Willimantic. The bride received mar
 beautiful gifts.
 During the afternoon the bride ar groom left for a wedding trip to Ne York and Atlantic City and upon the , return will make their home at No. U Kinney avenue. MT. Casey is employt a by P. J. orley of Main street. Bot II bride and ..room are popular with the u many friends who wish them every SUI ; cess and happiness in their marie e life.
 Crandall-Wolfe
 Irving M. Crandall of Mystic and Mi.
 Grace H. Wolfe of New Haven, wei
 married Saturday evening at the parsor - age of the Poquonnoc church by Rev, 7 G. Buddington. Miss Pansy Crandall, 8 sister of the groom and Colt Chappe h were the attendants. MT CrandaIl Is
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