Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-15
WEDDINGS.
TepIitx-Ernst.

At [ o'clock Wednesday evening. Max Moses Teplitz. M. D., and Miss Ida Ernst both of the staff at the state tuberculosis sanatorium, were uni ed in marriage at the rectory of St Patrick's church! The ceremony was performed by Rev. NJ. H. May, rector of the church. ..s.
 Following the. ceremony there was "a reception and dinner at the Wauregan house after which the bride and groom loft for a wedding trip. On their return they will make their home in this acity.
 Dr. Teplitz is assistant to Dr. Hugh B. Campbell, superintendent of the sahatori- um. The bride has been employed; at the sanatorium as a nurse Dr. Teplitz Is . native of Scotland and is the son of ,Sus- man and Leah Teplitz His bride isz native of Germany and is the daughter of Adam and Amelia Grining Ernst, Both bride and groom are popular with the staff and patients at the sanatorium and they start married life with, the best wishes of host of adniring friends z
 The bride was beautifully gowned4 in white satin and her travelling gown was of brown duvetyn and broad cloth. The bridesmaid was Miss Nellie Denver and the best man was Thomas Fitzgerald. both If this city. There were, about 35 guests at the reception and dinner including reo- ple from New Haven, Bridgeport and Mi antic- The floral decorations were by Ge- fMldig
 Dr. and Mrs. Teplitz will reside, in new ly furnished apartments at the sanator- iu1n.
 Watson-Burns. Frederick A.. Watson assistant mana ger of the Crocker house, New London, and Miss Eleanor Patricia Burns, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs Peter D. Burns of No. 1o7 Boswell avenue. were united in marriage at the rectory of St Patrick church Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock The marriage ceremony was performed 1 by Rev. M. H. ;, May, rector otf- the church.
 Following the ceremony there was an l informal dinner at the. :, home of the brides parents, after which the bride and | groom left for New York for wedding trip. On their return they will make their home in New London l The bride was attended by Miss Mar. O'Neil of Norwich as bridesmaid. and thu groom. was attended by William Johi Burns, brother of the bride The brtde; | gift to her maid was a string of peals and the grooms gift to his best man swa. a gold fountain pen. ]. :. 1 The bride; is very popular with he many friends. She is a graduate of tn | l was at one time employed as clerk at tn Wauregan house In this city. He is a, ex-service man. having served in the al service of the A. E. E. i Foley-Coughlin
 Wednesday morning at z o'clock Jame B. Foley and Miss Mary CoughlinY of tht city were united in marriage at St Pat ridlz's church, by Rev. NJ H. May. recto of the church. Miss Kathertne Coughli was the, bridesmaid and the best ma was Thomas Foley. a is
 After the wedding ceremony recec ton and breakfast were held at the hon, Of the brides parents at 75 Spring stree
 During the day the couple left for wed ding tour and on their return will mak their home in Waterford where Mir. Fole
 Is engaged in farming.
 MT. Foley is the son of Thomas an
 Bridget Murphy Foley and Is a native (
 Franklin. His bride Is the daughter { . Daniel and Margaret swanton' Coughli and Is a native of this city. She has bee employed in the West Side silk mill