Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-16
WEDDINGS.
Hun-Oat.

and Harold F. Hull. son of Mir. and Mrs. Lewis S. Hull were united in marriage by Rev. Joseph F. Cobb of South Wind ham, formerly pastor of the Church of the Good Shepherd. The ceremony was witnessed only by renbers of the inn mediate families.
 The bride was gowned in king blue chiffon velvet. with gold trimmings. and carried bouquet of white chrysanthe- nuns.
 Mrs. Joseph L. oat mother of the bride, wore a gown of brown silk crepe. with tan trimmings. and Mrs. Lewis s. Hull, mother of the groom, wore black satin, with henns trimmings.
 The going away suit of the bride was Of king blue chiffon velvet, with coat of the same, trimmed with oppoesum fur. with gray velvet hat.
 The bride received many beautiful and useful gifts from many friends in Nor- wich and elsewhere.
 Mir. and Mrs Hull left later in the | forenoon on their honeymoon, which will | Include trips to Washington, D. C.. New York and New Haven. On their return | they will be at home to their friends | after Nov. 1st at their newly furnished | home at 971 Washington street.
 Both MT. and Mrs. Hull were gradu- ated from the Norwich Free Academy in the class Of 1916, where Mir. Hull was prominent in sports. The groom is at present employed at the Norwich Savings society and is a member of the Arcanum club. His bride was also\employed at the same banking institution. Tho couple have a wide circle of friends who wish them happiness in their future life. CoIlins-LeeminE. Miss Ellen Leeming. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Watson Leeming. and HowRrth Cody Collins, son of MT. and Mrs. Will 1 liam H. Collins of Norwich. were united in marriage on Sept. 50th at St. Luke's
 Episcopal church. East Greenwich. R. l.. by Rev. ]. NJ. Hunter. The bride entered the church as Miss Mabel Palmer rem
 dered the Bridal Chorus from Dohengrin. the church being decorated with palms
 and asters The bride was escorted by her father, by whom she was given in marriage. Preceded by her attendants.
 they approached the altar. where she was met by the groom and his brother, Arthur Collins, the best man. The ushers were Lorin Goulding and William Reynolds.
 both of Milton. Mass, Chester B. Handel
 and Herbert M. Federher. who were fol- lowed by the bridesmaids. Miss Lillian Harlow of Milton, Mass, and Miss Helen
 Carpenter the maid of honor. Miss Mar
 guerite Harlow of Milton. and the flower
 girl, Miss Muriel Phillips.
 The bride wore an attractive gown of
 white bridal satin, with trimmings of lace and pearls. Her veil. arranged in coronet style, was caught with orange blossoms. and she carried bride roses and lilies of the valley, with a shower of Sweetheart roses. The maid of honor wore peach colored crepe over silver. and the brides maids orchid canton crepe, trimmed with | eilver, and all three of the attendants I wore filets of silver leaves and carried ostrich feather fans, the brides gifts The flower girl wore frock of yellow or gandie After the ceremony the guests left the church to Mendelssohn's We'd
 ding March. played as the reeessional.
 At the home of the brides parents, al Greens Farms, a reception was held al which Mir and Nfrs. Collins were assisted . in receiving by their parents. the maid oi honor and best man. The brides mother wore a gown of gray satin crepe trimmed | with Spanish lace. and with it a black
 velvet hat trimmed with ostrich plumes
 The bridegroom's mother wore a blacl . gown ornamented with sequins, and hel hat of apple green velvet was trimmed . with ostrich piumes.
 f The gift of the groom to the bride wa a wrist watch, to his best-man gold cuf 2 links, and to his ushers dress suit stut n sets. The gift of the bride to the groom
 was a platinum watch chain FollowinI 2 their return from their honeymoon t 2 i Bermuda MT. and Mrs. Collins will rexid s at 225 Summit avenue. Providence. re a ceiving their friends after Nov. 1st. > Heath-Jones.
 Miss Dorothy Louise Jones. daughter 0 Il MT. and Mrs. Frederic Bandell Jones O
 New Hartford, and Fenno Folianse
 Heath, son of MT. and Mrs. E. Tenn a Heath of Newport News. Va. were mae -- ried Saturday evening at the North Con r. gregational church. New Hartford. b o Rev. Hubert s. Stafford, D. D.
 IT Preceding the wedding Mrs. Clarenc is F. Jones rendered musical numbers O c the o<gan. The church was beautiful ) decorated with white birches. autumns 'e flowers and foliage. The background wa
 of green.
 d The bride who was given fi marriae y by her father, wore a gown Of chiffo l. and satin and carried shower bouaus Id of roses and lilies of the valley. He l. maid of honor. MISS Helen S. Jones. younger sister. wore honeydew jade an
 coral taffeta, made in quaint style. wit
 tight bodice and bouffant skirt, and cai
 ried an old fashioned bouquet with lac
 friils. Similar gowns were worn by ht
 other attendants, the Misses Christine an 10 Louise Whitney of New Hartford ;k flower gicls, and the six bridesmaid, 10" MS. W HIS .. -IllInan or tkutncFteFu. , ;A J.. Miss Lucy V, D. Jones Of New liar as ford. sister of the bride, Miss Edith rs Rogers of Orange, Mass, Miss Ruth s1 Goodwin of Saeo, Me. Miss Edith
 Young of Norwich and Miss L. EdiI aI Wales of Bridgeport, Conn.
 ln Mir. Heath was attended by his brcthe ii Stanley Warren Heath of New York cit
 as his best man, the ushers being Edw 'A' C. Adams of Hartford, T. Arnold Spenc ye of Springfield, Mass, Leigh RichmoI ls Miner, Hampton, Va. James l.. Case Ve Norwich, William weiies Lyman. Mon pt vile. and Ralph Lord. New York cit
 Miss Jones' gifts to her attendants We - silver vanity cases. While MT. Heath n groomsmen received silver belt buckles n Following the ceremony, recepti' -s' was rendered to 150 guests at the home 's the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. Hea
 being assisted in receiving by their pa ns ents and members of the bridal party III The going away gown of the bride VI
 a three-piece suit Of brown duvety
 trimmed with beaver. Following the ms wedding tour. the couple will be at hon Is- in Hampton. Va. where Nr. Heath hol lfs position with the Newport News Shi a building company.
 l!s The bride is well known in Norvic
 having lived with her uncle and auI
 MT. and Mrs. James l.. Case Of Warr
 street during her course Of study at [
 Norwich Free Academy, after which s IL attended and graduated from Smith c
 lege. AIr. Heath is a graduate of Prs au institute.
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