Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-29
sM1rH-REYNoLDs WEDDING
 AT ArINoT. MASS. sATU

A wedding of interest 70 Norwich so- ciety was that of Miss Georgiana Allen Reynolds of Boston and Minnt. Mass, and Anson Howe Smith of DeIham, which took place Saturday afternoon at Treasure Island Farm Minct. the coun- try home of the brides parents. At hals-past four the wed Ing party, sc~ companied by orchestral music supple mented by chimes, proceeded to the beautiful gardens of the estate, which overlook Cohasset Bayi Here the guests. assembled to witness the mar riage ceremony, which was performed by Rev. Henry Knox sherrill of the Church of Our Saviour, Longwood Mass.
 The bride who was given in marriage by her father wore an exquisite dress and veil of white hand-woven crepe with insets Of Roumanian lace, the gown being simply made. with draped side panels while the veil was caught at each side of the coiffure with jasmine and swansonia She carried q bouquet of jasmine. swansonia and clematis.
 The maid of honor, Miss Marian Glow of Lake Forest Ill., was gowned in nale apricot chiffon. Her hat was of Tuscan straw with velvet and chiffon flowers in shades of yellow and april cot. She carried bouquet of lark spur.
 The four other attendants wore frocks of larkspur chiffon with hatso of the same color, while their bouquets were of larksnur and gladio;i, shading from pale yellow to apricot These attend ants were Miss Jane Lattimer of Co., lumbus o. Miss Julia Cleveland Key holds of Chestnut HiI. Phila.; Mrs. Lewis Moore. a sister of the groom. of Dedhsm. Mass. and Miss Elise Lilly of Los Angeles. Calf.
 The two little neces of the bride Barbara and Constance Barry. were flower girls wearing French emhrod- cred white dresses and wreaths of fine flowers.
 The best man was Robert St. E. Boyd, of Dedham. and the ushers were Robert C. vickery. John F. Pratt and John Cutter of Dedham. Mass, Waldo C. Hodgdon of Westwood. Mass. Harry C. Grafton, IT., of Brooklne. and George Davenport Haywood of Boston
 Following the ceremony a reception was held, four hundred guests attend. ing
 The bride. whose engagement to MT Smith was announced last November is the youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs William Corcoran Reynolds. former res idents of Norwich. and granddaughter of the late Henry Lee Reynolds, also O Norwich. She is a grandniece of th' late W. W. Corcoran. the philanthropis and founder of the Corcorsn Gallery O Arts. Washington. D. C. The Reynolds family left Norwich In 1911, moving tc Boston, where their home Is 1855 Bay | State road. Miss Reynolds is 8 grad uate of Miss Porter's school, Farming | ton. and later attended the School O Fine Arts. Boston, where her work vol especial attention.
 The groom. who Is the son of Mrs i Charles Smith of Dedham. served witt the 2eth. 35th and 27th divisions, A. F F., in the World War. He. went over seas as 8 sergeant of Headuuarter Troop. 26th division. was commissione' ] I lieutenant of infantry in France am later promoted. He served with tn | 107th infantry of the 27th division. dur Ing It's campaign in Belgium and France
 Mir. and Mrs Smith will be sat hom after November 15 at Mather Court Cambridge, Mass.
 Norwich guests at the wedding were
 Mrs. William H. Palmer. H. Reynold
 Palmer, Judge and Mrs. Gardine
 Greene, Mrs. Albert Lewis and Mrs
 Ambler Mason Blackford of Whining
 ton. North Carolina, who has bee
 spending the summer with her mother
 Mrs. Thomas H. Perkins, of Unca
 street Norwich.