Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-06-20
WEDDINGS.
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Rev. Paul F. werth, pastor Of the
church. Many relatives and friends at
tended the service.
The bridesmaid was Miss Rose Thiel |
a sister Of the groom, and the best man |
was William Rosson. The bride was |
gowned in white satin and wore a veil |
and wreath Of lilies Of the valley. She
carried bouquet Of brides roses. Her
maid was dressed in pink organdie and
carrie pink roses.
There was a reception and dinner at
home Of the bride on the Plain Hill road
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Thiel left for
a short wedding trip. On their return
they viii reside at AZ Beech street. The
groom is the son Of Frank and Wilhel-
nina Thiel and is a florist. His bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
ObaroskL
Johnson-Wuttkey
Carl G. johnson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Johnson Of Warrington avenue, and
Miss Olga NJ. Wuttkey, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Wuttkey OF lis Roath
street. were married by Rev. Alexander
H Abbott at the United Congregational
church on Saturday afternoon at four
O'Clock. Present at the ceremony were
many relatives and invited friends from
Norwich, New York and other places.
Preceding :he ceremony Miss Louise
Fuller, organist, rendered March, Nup-
| tale, (Faulkes) I, at Sunset (Diggle).
Marco (Barnby) Canzonetta, (Fryzinger)
and At Twilight, (Sellars.) AS the bride
entered accompanied by her father who
gave her in marriage Miss Fuller played
the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin and
during the service Chant glamour and
as a occasional Nig5ts Dream (Men-
delssohn)
Miss wuttkey was attended by her
sister. Miss Florence wuttkey. as maid
| of honor. The best man was William
Anderson. a friend Of the groom. The
ushers were Everett Peckham and Fred
| A. Hagberg. The bride was charming In
white satin with court train and carried
a bridal bouquet of roses and lilies Of
the valley. Her maid was dressed in
orange organdie and CARED a bouquet
of roses.
Follwing the services at the church
there was reception at the home Of
the bride at which were present only
the members Of the immediate families
and few personal friends. A buffet
lunch was served by the WaureEsn att
er which Mr.. and Mrs. Joanson left for
a wedding trip. On their return they
will make their home in this city.
Both the bride and groom were born
in Norwich and have always made their
homes here. The groom is a graduate
of the Norwich Free Academy and dur
ing the recent war served for two years
overseas He is employed in the office
of Archibald Torrance. His bride also
attended the Norwich Free Academy and
later the Norwich Commercial school
For several years she has been employed
in the office OF the Norwich Gas and
Electric department. She IS a member
Of the United Congregational church and
has always been active in church work.
The decorations at the church and
home were by Ernst and were Of palm:
and cut flowers.
Ennis-Carroll
On Saturday at the home Of Mr.. an6
! Mrs. Frederick r. Leffingwen at 8;
Grove street. Thomas W. Ennis Of Rock,
away Beach, n. Y, and Miss Loretta
.. Carroll of Wood Haven. n. Y. wer'
married by Rev. David A Pitt, D. D.
pastor of the Central Baptist church
: The single ring ceremony was used.
The groom is a chauffeur and his korn'
: is at Rockaway Beach. He is the sol
e Of William T. and Mary Snow Ennis. Hi
> bride is the daughter OF Edward an,
Sarah Barnes Carroll and was born 4
Brooklyn.
coit-Rader
On Thursday evening at the parson
II age of the Greeneville Congregations
X church Rev. c. H. Ricketts, married JET
frey Vetter Colt of 149 Broadway an
9 Miss Emily RAIDER of IS Fifth stree
8 Relatives and friends accompanied IN
lie couple. Following the marriage cere
' mony there was a supper served at tn
u home of the bride. Later in the evenin
e Mr.. and Mrs Colt left for a weddin
% trip after which they viii make thei
U home in this city.
The groom is the son Of S. Jeffrey Co
Il and Magdalena Vetter Colt. He u en-
= ployed as a machinist by his father. n
le served in the navy during the Worl
\ :, war and was stationed with the Pacif
N feet. His bride Is the daughter Of Pa
- and Mary Wunderlich RAIDER and va
u born in Baltic.
ty spicer-ToppinE.
n Miss Madeline E. Topping. daughter
or Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Howard ToPpil
a and Cecil D. Spicer, son of Mr.. and Nj
I'll w L. Spicer all of New London, we
er' married at the home of the bride.
D. Riverview avenue at $50 Saturday al
as ernoon. The ceremony was performt
at by Rev. j. Romeyn Danforth, pastor
II the First Congregational church. in t
presence of a large assembly Of rel
tives and friends.
Miss Ruth c. Topping. a sister OF {
~ bride, was her only attendant. Frank
ct Brightman of Westerly, r. J., was b
" man.
RS Following the ceremony an inform
ng reception was held after which Mr.. a
Mrs. Spicer left on motor "Trip over I
as. Mohawk trail. Upon their return IN
,er will reside at 345 Montauk avenue, n,
I'll, London.
ct TayIor-Guile.
Miss Olive H Guile, daughter Of y
G f.,,fI - Ctr
81 ington, and Dewey NJ. Taylor of the sal
Ill town were married Wednesday aft'
D. noon. June Is. at o'clock at the hol
lilo of the brides parents in the presence
as about 80 guests. The ceremony was p'
hin formed before a large bank of laur
'ell ferns and daisies by Rev. F. S. Robbi
TX of Preston, who used the ring servi
The bride was given in marriage by !
a father. was attended by Mrs. Raj
I'd. Main, a sister of the groom, as matr
ent of honor, with Gladys Royal and Elear
ice Maine as flower girls and Robert Tay
ar as ring bearer. The best man was Csc
ne Taylor, a brother Of the groom, and
ign bridesmaid was Miss Inez Guile, sis
nix of the bride. The bride was handsom
gowned in a georgette silk crepe
carried a large bouquet of cut roses.
wedding lunch was served after
al ceremony consisting of sandwiches, ca
inc punch and ice cream. Guests were pr
ent from Philadelphia, Westerly, CT
All void. Preston. Stonington. North Ste
re- ington and Voluntown. The newly nj
m ried couple left in an automobile amid
nd shower of confetti and rice and the b
S. wishes of the guests for short weddi
trip.
al The bride received many handsome a
ice useful gifts The young couple exp