Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15
William c. Lamphere.
RKnhING.
tsRurnex-Risharas.

The marriage of William John Mo Burney of 34 Lafayette street and Miss Gecelia Richards of Yantic took place Tuesday evening at o'clock at the Park Congregational church parsonage where Revr.Dr. S. H. Howe performed the cer4 emony The bridal couple was attended by MT. T lad Mrs. Charles Barber, and the bride and the matrona of honor were fashionably gowned.
 A reception for the relatives and close friends was given at the home of MT. and Mrs. Barber on Lafayette street and dainty refreshments were served.
 During the evening MT. and Mrs. Mo Burney left on their honeymoon trip to New York, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and points in Cahada. Upon their return they will reside in newly furnished home at 20 Iasaystte street. The groom, who is the son of MT. and Mrs. Robert Nc Burney, has been employed as book keeper at the Chelsea File works for a number of years. The bride, who was born in Griswold, is the daughter of Noie and Mary Garden Richards. She has re- sided in Tantic and more recently on Lafayette street. She received a large number of beautiful gifts. 4
 Lsvthe-sAereshc4say.
 Abraham Levine son of Mfr. and Mrs. Jacob Levine, of l Elizabeth street, and Miss Bessie SheresAegSky, daughter :. of MT and Mrs. David SheeesheFsky Of 54 Asylum street. were married Tuesday evening at the Buckingham Memorial by Rabbi Samuel Jacobson, assisted by Rabbi Joseph N. Rosenberg. The cere. fHony took place in the beautifully dec orated double paelofs, which were very attractive in their decoration of laurel palms and .smilax. Preceding the cefe. mony the Philharmonic orchestra ren. l dered concert program
 As the orchestra played the brida chorus from Lohengrin the bridal narts entered the parloFs, preceded by two h. | tles flower girls, Esthef Ffiedland ant Frances Sears, nieces of the groom ahI bride, respectively, each carrying pinl ] baskets of rosebuds. The matrons ol honor was Mrs. Herman s. Sears. sistAi of the bride, and Mrs. Saul Friedland The groom and his best man, Samue ovarof, entering from another aisle, me the bridal party under .. canopy of iaufe and s1nilax, where the ceremony was pr | formed.
 The bride vas handsomely goWaed il crepe rotnain with pearl trimmings wit her veil of talie held In place with a eoro ! uCI Ok OE6uSO 4S4OOcAs4AAS. DAkC W'A
 bouquet of roses and lilies Of the valley | The matrons Of hon0r wore Harding blu
 georgette with gold cloth and carrie.
 bouquets of chrysAnfhemums. The Howe girls were dressed in pink canton crepe
 Mrs. ShereshevskY wore black lace ose
 satin and Mrs. Levine wure black velvei l After the ceFs1nony a wedding suppe l was served in the large dining hall wit
 covers laid for. 15e guests. The guest included relatives and friends from Nei | York Worcester, Spfingheid, New Ha I ven, Brooklyn, Newark and many othe I:places During the evening teiegrarns .
 cohgratulation %ere received from friend
 who were unable to attend the cefemonS
 The bride received many beautiful gift
 of chinsAcut glass, linen and many othe
 useful articles. k I Il During the evening, Mr. and Mrs I3e I vine left for New York, from where the l will sail for fhe BernuiaA Upon thei return they will live at 12 Julian place I
 a newly furnished bungalow, and will
 at home after Dec. 1st.
 l The groom was born in Russia but hs
 made his home in. this city for man
 years. He is president of the J. 4. Moci
 Co and has been engaged in business i
 Norwich for a nuiiber Of years. H
 bride is a native Of Norwich and for
 number of years has been emoolyeA s
 bookkeeher by the Piaut- Gladden. Co., $