Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-06
WEDDINGS
Van Deuseh-Pu1Ien.

WEDDINGS
 Van Deuseh-Pu1len.
 Before a large assembly of friends at Park Congregational church Saturday av- ening at 7.30 o'clock, the marriage was solemnlzed of Esther, youngest daughter of Mir and Mrs, Frank H. PulIen, and charles Werter Van Deusen, of Hud- son, New, York. Rev. Samuel H. Howa D. D., off1ciated. the double rinq Bnis' copal service being used.
 Preceded by the ushers, John D Rrit. ton, Hartford. Robert Gale Moves. Nor wich, John W. Codding. Ferris R. Conk- lin, W. Ernest Eaton, and Charles B. Jarrett, all of Williamstown, Mass. the maid of honor, Miss Mary Lester. of Nor wich, the bridesma ids, Miss Flora Gif- ford, Hudson, N. Y, Miss Anna Way, Lowell, Mass, Miss Marian Newcomb Denver, Colorado, Miss Alice Eldridge New London, Miss Mildred J. Cary, and Miss Marian Williams of Norwich, the ring bearer, Weston C. Pullen, Jr., and the little flower girl Frances L. Story the bride. who walked with her father was met at the altar by the groom and his best man Standish T. Bourne. of New Bedford The Bridal chorus from Loheng1in was played by Frederick W Lester organist, as a professional; the bridal party left the church to the mt sic of Mendelssohn's wedding March.
 Previous to the wedding cer9mony. Mr. Lester gave the following delightful 1 musical ptogramme:
 Marcne Nnptlals .............. Faulkes The Wedding Vow ............. Terra ta IT5ll11iSss. Nevin NocturnAtte (MoohlighD ...... dfEvry spring Day ..::............-.. Kinder | To Water Lily ......... Mcdowell playing during the service, Nevin's Can | zone A1norosa.
 The church decorati tions by Ernst were very beautiful; palms. spirea, pink and | white hydrangeas, and cybopium ferns 1 banked the organ loft and chancel and l the ceremony took place underneath an 1 arch of pink and white peonies. Grace 1 ful festoons of water oak enhanced the artistic effect; bouquets of lilies tied with white robbon marked the reserved pews | The bride wore a charming frock oi white crepe meteor. with rose point trim. | ming and court train. Her tuEe vel i was held in place by coronet of rose point lace and orange blossoms. She car. | ried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley, bride roses and orchids The maid of honor's lovely gown was vel | low chiffon with iridescent trimmings and her arm Bouquet was of Aaron Ware roses tied with yellow ribbon. The bridesmaids were most attractively gown ed in chiffon dresses of the rainbow colors, their flowers being sweet peas tiet with wide gauge ribbons.
 White hand Embroidered net over pinI was worn by the little flower girl whc carried an old fashioned bouquet and tn tiny ring bearer was charming in hi white satin suit. As the wedding part, moved up the aisle, the youthful attend ants, who are respectively niece anC nephew of the Bride, strewed rose petal before the newly married pair. Following the ceremony, a reception t which about one hundred and fifty wer
 invited, was held at the home of Mir and Mrs. Pullen 52 Lincoln avenue Tn house was attractivey decorated by Ernst with pe6nies, roses and palms, tn pink and White color scheme being car ried otit effectively. Music was furnish
 ed during the reception by the Harmon f club and supper was served. In the re r ceivihg line with the bride and groom were the maid of honor, the best man I MT. and Mrs. Pul,en. and MT. and Mrs e Charles A. Van Deusen. Mrs. Pullen' e handsome gown was of Black thread lac
 over ivory brocade satin. while her arr o bouquet was of red roses. Mrs. Van Det n sen, mother of the groom, wore blac z net with jet trimmings, and carried V bouquet of roses and forgetmenots.
 The bride is an attractive young VI q man, very popular in Norwich societ l. who carries away with her the best wisl
 es of numberless friends. A memb' f of Alpha Gamma Sorority of u .t Academy, she has been the guest > honor at many social affairs during u ; y last few weeks. The groom is an alun z nus of Williams college, and a memb & nat 1,-if1 I,
 terests in Hudson. N Y. where he al l. his bride will make their home. 'e The wedding presents were exceptio n ally choice and valuable, including hous : hold furnishings, antiques, silver al l. quantities of exquisite gold china, al eI checks representing large sums. During the evening Mir. and Mrs. V;
 Deusen left by automobile for weddil m trip. The brides going away gown " r. of blue canton crepe heavily beaded. S Id wore an American Beauty georgette ere i'll hat.
 ir Among the wedding guests were frien l. and relatives from Denver, Colorat $. HutIon, N Y, Lowell, Worcester a Springfield, Mass.
 Brucksch-Wo olfenSberEer. " Alfred M. Brucksch and Miss Lilli e, E. Wolfensberger, both of 64 Twel Ve street, were married Saturday morni S. by Rev. J. Eldred Brown at the recto on residence on Otis street.
 lc The groom was born in. Germany 3 ad is employed as an Assistant forema he The bride has been employed at the
 B. Martin Co velvet mill. She is a l
 tive of Norwich and is the daughter
 MT. and Mrs. John R Wolfensberger
 HanseA-Larkln. oh William c. Hansen of Yantic and N is Elsie Mercy Larkin of Taftville W IS married Saturday by Rev. Arthur V is- ley, pastor of the Taftville C6ngregati IT, al church. Tie groom is the son of
 and Mrs. Christopher Hansen and is { le- ployed as a percher. The bride is di- daughter of MT. and Mrs Ephraim L oh kin.
 rst Missing Putnam Boy Found ast The Putnam police asked the l6