Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-12
WEDDINGS
Amburn-T Thornes

pearl trimmings and she wore a veil of tulle. She carried roses and lilies of the valley.
 The bridesmaid was gowned in or enid voile and she carried Columbian roses. The groom's gift to his bride was sapphire brooch and to his best man he gave gold cuff links. The brides gift to the groom was a Ma sonic charm and to her bridesmaid she gave a green gold gracelet.
 The bride received numerous beau tiful gifts, including checks, silver, cutglass and linen and reading lamp from the employees of the Carpenter
 Manufacturing company where she was employed.
 During the evening Mir. and Mrs. Auburn left for a wedding trip to Portland, Me, and other places of in
 terest. The brides traveling elwn was of navy tricotine with hat to match.
 Mir. Auburn is linotype operator and is employed on the Norwich Eve- ming Record. Both bride and groom are well known and popular with their friends who extend them best wishes in their married life On their re- turn from their honeymoon trip they will reside in a newly furnished home at No. Is Winchester street AIiner-ArmstronR
 Sidney Bishop Miner and Miss Eliza beth Armstrong. daughter of ex-Aayor and Mrs. Benjamin L. Armstrong of New London. were married Saturday evening at o'clock at the home of the brides parents, B Granite street, New London. Rev. j.. Beveridge Lee D.D., assisted by Rev. Edward NJ. Chapman, DID,, performed the ceremony in the presence of large gathering of friends and relatives. A large reception fol- lowed, for which over 250 invitations had been issued.
 Miss Armstrong was given in mar riage by her father. Her gown was of white silk crepe trimmed with old point lace and crystal beads. Her veil, also | of point lace, was held in place with clusters of orange blossoms.
 Miss Angela Armstrong, a sister of the bride, was the maid of honor She wore gown of tangerine chiffon, em- broidered with silver leaves and the bridesmaids gowns were of lavender or gandie in similar design and all wore hats of blue NeaSolitan straw wreath l ed with small lavender hydrangeas. Their flowers were blue stock. The maid of honor carried an arm bouquet of ! 1 flowers were white sweet peas. lavender orchids and lilies of the valley.
 The bridesmaids were Miss Cornelia ] Newcomb of New London, a cousin of the bride; Miss Fanny Leake of New York, Mrs. Carleton H. Palmer of Brooklyn. N. Y. and Mrs. John Brewer | of Washington, D. Waldo Miner was his brothers best man and the ushsrs ] were Lloyd Armstrong brother of the bride; John Mills of Bridgeport Cleaveland Rice of New Haven and Frederick B. Schell of Maplewood, N iY.
 Miss Armstrong is a graduate of Mis.
 Spences school in New York and o
 Georgetown university. Washington, D
 c. Last winter she studied law at tn, New York university.
 MT. Miner, who is the son of MT anC
 Mrs. Sidney H. Miner of Post Hill place
 is a graduate of Yale university. clas
 of 1918. and received his Masters de
 gree there the following year. He nov
 bolds a responsible position with tn
 Worthington Electric Pump Co., in liar
 rsburg Pa. Pittsburgh and New York
 Miss Armstrong received many hand ; some and valuable wedding gifts amonl which is a check of s5,oo0 from he grandfaSher,' Benjar<n A. Armstrong
 former president of the Brainerd , Armstrong Go. of New London. Peterson-Eastwood. At o'clock Saturday evening Harr
 Leland Peterson, son of Mir and Mrs oscar L. Peterson of No. 50 Broad street and Miss Beatrice Eastwood, onl daughter of Mir. and Mrs William N Eastwood of No. 260 Washington street , were united in marriage at the home o , the brides parents. Rev. Samuel F Howe. D. D., pastor of Park Congrega
 tional church. conducted the ceremony
 the double ring Episcopal service bein
 used
 The wedding took place on the sid porch, which was very attractively dec l orated by Geduldig in pink and whit, e The bride was attended by Miss Natali t Boardman of Englewood, N. J., as brides
 maid, and the best man was Clarenc n Peterson, brother of the groom Tn f bride was given away by her fathet. Tn I bridal chorus from Lohengrin was Ter l dered by Prof F. L. Farrell, with Mir
 Farrell singing the words.
 : The bride was beautifully gowned n white crepe satin with princess lace ve l, caught up with orange blossoms. and cal l, ried a shower bouquet of roses IT r, bridesmaids gown was of light blue cal y ton crepe. and she carried Ophela rose d The grooms gift to his bride was l. diamond and platinum pendant and to h l, best man he presented gold and platinu l. cuff links. The brides gift to the groo el was a gold watch. and to her attenda A she gave platinum barpin.
 y Many beautiful gifts were received l. the bride They included cheeks, c
 glass and silverwaee During the eve r. ing the bride and groom left for hone
 moon trip to England They will si