Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-27

A--EAN~AA4AAAH The wedding presents were very hand 1 come and numerous. including. hesidea many gold pieces in money. antique fur niture, a beautiful array of silver ond glass. rare pottery, a complete set of wedgewood china, and many other choice gifts. Interesting for old associa- tion's sake was quaint little mirror. with an artistic frame made from the | wood of the organ of the Old Second church, where the parenfs of the brid4 were married. and on which their we'd | ding march was played.
 During the evening Mir and Mrs Bar
 rows left for motor trip Of scve-al
 weeks. after which they viii five inl
 Rochester. \. r.. where newly fur
 nished home awaits them hrs. Bar
 rows going away suit was or hiue tSi-
 cotsne and black tafteta, with which she
 wore biue taffeta hat
 Among the wedding guests wyre friends
 from Hudson. Y. r.. Springfield. Roch-
 ester. Boston, siatersviIis Hzrtford.
 Hewlett, L. L. and ssuEcrties \. T.
 Baker=Hunt
 Miss Grace Hunt a teacher at tho
 New Lcndon Vocational school for tho
 past year, was married Saturday 10 Dex-
 ter George Baker of 20 West 1pith
 street, New York city. The ceremony
 was performed at three o'clock by Rev.
  Congregational church parsonage in New London.
 The bride wore a gown of Harding blue georgeAte crepe and chantilly lace with hat to mach and carried . shower ! corsage of white rossA
 , Miss Myrtle De Long, her only att tendant, wore gown of pink o-gandie. , and carried a ccrsage bouquet of pink : roses.
 Following the ceremony an Internal ? reception and luncheon were given al l the Mohican hotel.
 Mir and Mrs. Baker will make an ex- , tended trip including Canada anI the p Thousand Island. after which they will
 reside in New York city where Mr, e Baker is employed. Mrs. Baker Is a $ daugater of Mir and Mrs. Charles Hunt ] of Smith Town Branch. Long Island. and t was graduated from the New York state I college at Albany, N. T.. in 1s19. k Among the guests at the wedding wa. |. Miss Clementine Jordan < this city. ; Dorsey-Hesse.
 v Peter B. Dorsey of New London ant !. Miss Grace Hesse of Sag Harhor. L. | :. were married Saturday morning at I
 o'clock at the parochial residence in Sal
 Harbor by Father Kicker of St Andrew
 Roman Catholic church.
 Miss Helene Dorsey was the bride
 only attendant and Robert Hesse, brothe le of Miss Hesse, was best man. Followin is the ceremony, a reception was held a l. the home of Mir. and Mrs. HesSe. afte CT which Mir. Dorsey and his bride left on T, motor trip to Fall River and Boston. t. Upon their return they win reside 1 V. Sag Harbor, where Mir. Dorsey is en lg ployed as assistant manager of a grai
 company. He is son of MT. and Mir 1T. Thomas F. Dorsey of New London. Brooks-Darling m The marriage of Miss Loretta Da-linl 10 daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Harry y m Darling of 1s9 Montauk avenue. Ne NJ London. to William Harry Brooks. 70 ir of Mir and Mrs. Albert J. Brooks ( an New York city. took place Saturday al r- enue at the home of the bltdes parent he Rev. J. Beveridge Lee. pastor Of n he Second Congregational church. peEtorms Ia the ceremony.
 ,n Miss Margaret Darling a sister of fl ,v bride and her only attendant and GeorI S H. Weatherbee was best man. s An informal reception followed aft ,, which Mir. and Mrs. Brooks left on a ' extended trip. They will reside in Ne ., York
 '. Fairbanks-Brown ali On Saturday evening, Albert Tyi -ei Fairbanks and Miss Eunice LouL in Brown were married at the brile's hon of at 25 Rogers avenue by Rev. IL1oert tb Roberts, pastor of Trinity Methedi me Episcopal church. The hone was pre . t:ly decorated in a color scacme of pir ice and white carried out in roses. carnatiol be and other seasonal hoSerA Reiauy IIe and friends from Norwich. Boston. No cir wood. South Birmingham and other pla ,st es were present
 t,c The bride was attsrded by Miss Flo ts ence Buckley, as bridesmaid. Tho be nd man was William Anderson. a friend " the groom.
 CT The brides gown was of white n me over pink satin. She carried a show
 bouquet of brides roses. Her maid wo oc- blue silk and carried a bouquet Of ros. [, Following tae ceremony there was a cb ception after which they will reside IsI- this city. The groom is employed
 1eweler by r. ". Guild. He was bo
 In South Birmingham, Mas. and iS [ r son of Alvin O and Ida Laniberts ian Fairbanks. His bride was bern In Ne '.ss and Phoebe Kenyon Brown. She h % ~ been employed as bookkeeper fer C. %Ai Pendleton.
 rtn Beekwlth-Bliss. en- At the Franklin Congregational ehu, .es- Saturday evenJng a, 2 o.sIa.s, c.s,
 
 Al, % Ravens Beckwith of Franklin and NJ Al- Miriam Brewster Bliss. daughter of ] and Mrs. Fred J. Bliss of z50 Laurel E ne avenue, were united In marriage by R im- W. J. Tate. The bridal couple ste
 a under an arch of roses and the dou s@ck' @ ring service was used.
 'lth Organist Herbert l.. pe-rington of N the wich Town rendered a program for h ven an hour before the ceremony, and N stn Bernice Underwood of this city sang una Dawning. The Mendelssohn wedd 'ose march was used for the entrance of 'ad- bridal party. led by the ushers, Hal hge Gallup of Norwich and Benjamin PaIr Of Davis of Franklin who wnrs foiio.,sd the the two IittIe flower rirIs EysI,rr e,
 and Elizabeth Smith. The bride '
 preceded by the two bridesmaids. N rac- Bernice Underwood and Miss Doro 've- Harvey of Concord, Mass. and the gro her was attended by his brother. AIt Try Beckwith. and Ronald Henry Wlnde me Melrose, Mass, a cousin of the bride. 'ale The brides gown was of white crepe to chine cut en train. with lace trimmi pun and veil, and she carried bouauet Sltn bride roses and lilies of the valley. , 'ou- bridesmaids wore pink and blue organ ,inK and carried arm bouquets of pink TO. llhS The flower girls carried baskets of Dc
 thy Perkins roses.
 nple reception for over 100 guests and held at the hr;de,s home on f..ureI i as avenue, which was profusely decorated yes, roses inc parIor with nink roses in ii kle' kets and arches, and the hall and din
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