Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-07-07
WEDDINGS.
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Miss Gertrude Sokarl, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Sokarl, was married Sun
day afunoon at the Chove- Sholem syn
agogue, New London to Maurice Gordon
in the presence of a large gathering Of
relatives and friends. ...--....
The ceremony was performed By: Rabbi
Rogan, Miss Sokarl being attended by
her sister, Mae Sokari, and William So
karl of Boston, cousin Of the Bride vas
best man.
After the ceremony a wedding recep-
ton was held at the Croker house
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon left for New York
] city, whence they will start on two
weeks honeymoon through the Adiron-
dacks to Canada. After stopping At
Montreal, they will return to Albany, n.
Y, where they will make their, home and
where Mr. Gordon will be in business.
Mr. Gordon has made his home in New
London for the last Ave years. During
the war he enlisted in Canada and served
for Is months in the British Hegion in
Palestine. Mr.. Gordon's parents are new
living in Palestine, having taken up their
residence in the town Of Pariea almost
year ago. Mrs Gordon IS well known
in New London, having attended the
| Williams Memorial institute, She Later
entered Beth Israel hospital, New York
city, to train as a nurse.
GOddar0-10veH
A very pretty wedding toon place al
the church of Canterbury Green on Tues.
day morning June 2sth at IL O'Clock
Edward Lowell of Canterbury Greene
formerly of Hackensack, n. j., beczrn,
the bride Of George Arson Goddard o
Montreal, Canada.
The wedding procession consisting o
Miss Mabel Goddard. sister OF tn
groom, of Montreal, Miss Halle Bech
tel of Bordentown, N J.. the bride &C
companied by her. father and Master Wal
ter Tracy as train bearer left the hon
of the bride and crossed the green to tn
mute tof TIE Wedding AiSrch which
was played by Miss Elise Halves. plan
list and Mr.. Halves, violinist OF Canter
bury Greene.
On the porch Of the old colonia
church which was artistically decorate
in laurel and roses, they were met B.
the groom, the best man, Oscar Herrin
. of Hackensack, n. J., where the cere
mony was performed by Rev. Rober
Humphrey and was witnessed from tn
shaded green by the many guests.
The bride was attired in white Chan
lilly lace gown over white satin an
2 trimmed with satin roses. Her veil va
e caught with roses and fell in a trair
She carried a shower bouquet Of roses.
t Miss Goddard, the bridesmaid wore
e frock and hat of orchid oreandie az,
e carrie a basket Of pink an white rose
e while Miss Halle Techtel. maid of homo
= wire a frock and lat of pink ort,aridj
e and carried a basket of pink roses.
r Master Walter Tracy was dressed
d white
y After the ceremony the bridal party r,
+ turned to the home of the bride and r,
ceived their guests in the library bereat
a an arch of red roses followed by a wei
e ding breakfast served under the trees.
! Many of the guests were from MOI
t, treal Hackensack, East Orange ana Be
IS dentown, n. j., New York and New Ha,
!. en-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goddard left shortly aft,
h the reception in their car for Montre
/ where they will reside.
Lofell-Wyeth
= Sunday evening July 3rd, a pretty we,
ding occurred at the home Of Mr.. ar
:, Mrs. Edward Lowell, on Cantetbu,
- Greene, when Miss Florence Wyeth
East Orange, N. j.. and Ralph Low
Le were united in marriage by Rev. Robe
" Humphrey
l. The bridal couple attended BY Mr.. al
Mrs. George Goddard Of Montreal. Ca
ada marched into the spacious parlors.
the music of Mendelss6hh's weddir
e March played by H. w. Halves, violinj,
/ accompanied by Miss Elise Halves. pia
II list. As occasional. The Bridal Mar,
If from Lohengrin was played.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell will make the
,r home on Canterbury Green.