Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-23

A large number of residents of West i erly went to North Stonington Friday afternoon to attend Founders day. There were 50 guests who enjoyed the banquet | at the Jennie Wheelec hall. The hall | was most tastefully dressed in the school | colors of gray and crimson, autumn | leaves and berries combined with sprays l of gray wild clematis Tho faVors were | also in the class colors A delightful | menu was served and included consomme aux nates, olives, celery, tartar sauce, | rolls, chicken, French fCied potatoes, 1 peas, fruit salad ice cream, cakes. coffee 1 The food was, prepared in the dormitory l kitchen Mr Reed entertained the guests with songs, Lhc. words of which were composed by Mrs Reed Miss Olive Lin ton of Norwich was the accompanist The toastmastcr was Charles Perry of Westerly, president of the board of d- rectors Mrs ..rryon responded to the toast Other toasts were: Miss Jennie Wheeler, Our. Founder. and John D, Avery, to Thomas E. Hewitt the former president of the board, Frank ". Stolpe, vice president of the alumni association, responded for the organization, and L. D. Crandall of Norwich. a member of the faculty spoke on Ideals and Loyalty. Miss Elizabeth A. Lane of Norwich rem dered two delightful violin solos.
 Three rousing cheers were given the master of ceremonies MT. Reed A oance followed with the alumni mem- hers as guests. In the afternoon a foot ball game between the Wheeler boys and South Kingston High school, and the vis-
 itors won by score of 24 to 0.
 ! Miss Fife R. Crowtber. daughter of hF, N4-e T1of,o I
 Pawcatucl. was married Wednesday to { Ira F. Meeker of Brooklyn, N. Y Rev. | r. A. Macdonald performed the cere- 1 nony. The couple were attended by
 Miss Alice c. Heseltine and Edward C. 1 Heseltine of Auburn R. l. A buffet lunch | was served at the home of the bride. The
 groom, who is stationed at the submarine 1 base will soon leave for the Panama
 canal zone from Norfolk, Va. The bride
 is .. stenographer at the submarine base l at New London.
 1 Rev and Mrs. P. S. Sailer of Summer 1 street are at Burlington, N. C., where
 they are attending the American Chris
 tian convention there
 i The members of the Westerly Com
 munity club are to enjoy an address this i CMonday) evening at their meeting when 1 Attorney Charles P. Sisson of Providence 1 will address them at the Pawcatnck Con- i gregational church. He will speak on political issues. state and national Light refreshments will be served. The winters
 program will also be outlined at this meeting.
 Saturday afternoon at three o'clock, the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Howard Til- linghast eldest daughter of Edward NJ Tflinghast of Hope Valley and Lester
 Edmond Gavitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed lIrrfv1 T erly, took place at the brides home on Main street, Hope Valley. The service
 used by the officiating clergyman, Clay ton A. Burdick, D. D., pastor of the Pawcatuck Seventh Day Baptist church, Westerly was written by the brides mother (deceased) and used at her mar riage. It was a double ring service. The
 home was handsomely decorated in yeI- low, green and white The couple were married under floral arch of palms.
 The bridal party entered the living room to the music of Lohengrin, preceded by the maid of honor, Miss Canta Clarke of Hanover, N. H. college mate of the
 bride. The ribbon bearers were Mar
 jorie Babcock, Lucy Rawlings, Dorothy
 Fisher, Gene Tfllinghast and Rachel TiiHnghast, Ja. The, flower girl was Gladys IfIlinghast, a cousin of the bride. 4 { The bridesmaids were the Misses Kath-
 erine Tningf1ast and Marion Hiscox j The us1ers were Jason W. Holman and June s. Cook. The bride was attired in
 her mothers wedding gown, white ivory satin, with sleeves and over draping of
 brocaded chiffon. She wore a tulIe veil
 caught with a band of orange blossoms
 coronet style. She carried shower bou- quet of bridal roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore gerani.
 um Canton crepe and carried bronze dah.
 fias. The maids gowns were of Copen.
 hagen blue satin and each carried bronze dahlias. 's There was an informal reception ant luncheon was served. The coupHe will re side in New York upon their return iron an extended wedding trip. The at homt cards are for January 1st The bride il
 a graduate of the Westerly High schoo and Smith college, '22. The groom is
 graduate of Westerly High school ant Brown university t
 Charles Todd, eleven. son of MT. an, Mrs. Alexander Todd of Poquonno
 road. was knocked down by a Ford ca