Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05
WEDDING.
Senay-Myat&

The marriage of Miss Ellen Brent Pearson Myatt, of Atlanta, Georgia, and Captain Charles T. Senay, U. S. A., of Camp Benning, Columbus, Ga, took place at Raleigh, N. C., on the evening of June 25 at Christ church, Rev. Mil ton A. Barber, rector of the church. per forming the ceremony Simplicity mark ed the decorations of the chaneel, bril- liantly illuminated with candles, with it's altar vases of giadioli. William H. Jones' organist of Christ church, played the wedding music, with Mendelssohn's wedding march as the processional and the Bridal Chorus from LohengFin as the recessienal.
 The usfers were John F. Sprague, B. l G. Cowper, J. E. .Upshaw and pr. Vic- | tor Bell
 Mrs. Adelph Goodwin, of Richmond, i Va, was rnatron of honor. Mrs. Goodwin wore breeaded satin with picture hat 1 and carried pink roses. Miss Belle An drews cousin of the bride, was maid of honor, and wore a gown of white taf- feta and picture hat. and also carried pink roses. The bridesmaid was little Miss Mary Andrews Person of Birming- 1 ham, Alabama and little Miss Joseph inc Person, also of Birmingham, was the i flower girl.
 The bride entered with her cousin William Little who gave her in mar riage She was gowned in 'brecaded satin ! trimmed with old family point d'alencoH lace, and her tulle veil was caught with orange blossoms.
 The bridegroom entered from the ves- try, meeting the bride at the chancel steps. He was attended by Captain Page Chesser, of Wilmington, Delaware, now stationed at Camp Bennlng, Columbus, Georgia, as best man.
 Following the wedding ceremony a re- ceptien was given at the Weman's club in honor of the bridal party by Mrs. Hattie Fowle Myatt. In the receiving I party were Mrs. L. M. Senay of New London. mother of the groom, and Mrs. h. M. Weaver of Norwich, his aunt.
 The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Mat tie Fewle Myatt, formerly of Raleigh, now of Atlanta. and a granddaughter of Governor Daniel G. Fowle, and of Chief Justice Richmond Pearson and is also q near relative of Richmond Pearson T Hobsen. of Spanish war fame.
 The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. L. M Senay, of New London. Cenn, and Is a veteran of the World war, having served for two years overseas, where he distinguished himself. winning among other decorations. the French Croix de GuerFe He was born in Norwich Conn and is 2 gra duate of the Norwich Free Academy Certain Senay is now sta toned at Ca~< Benning. Columbus. Ga
 After trip to northern resorts. Capt and Mrs senay will sail from New York for Europe on the Aeeuitania of the Gu. nard line on July 5th. and spend sev. eral months touring the continent.
 POtter-SPelimaH
 Miss Pauline Corbin SpellHlan eldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Spell man of Hall Hill road, Sor . rs and Rus sell Willeughby Potter or Willimantic were married last Saturday afternoon al the Congregational parsonage in Willi- mantle by Rev, Harry McCready. Miss Spellman was graduated from the Willi- mantle State Normal school in the class ) of 1920 and has been a popular teacher of the second and third grades of tas
 Somerviiie school the past year. MT 1 Potter is an ex-seryice man and is ir : business in Willimantic. After weddins t trip to Boston and the White Mountains
 they will occupy their newly furnished home in Willimantic where they will b.
 at home after Septemher1.