Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
WEDDINGS.
stsekren-yauEIhIn.

f1I'ELtl1e,l dings was seiemniEed at Park Cansne- ,Ea4iensl church. Saturday evening. at i o'clock, when Miss Miriam A. Naughnl of Il Bliss place, was un5ted in mar faags with I19uR EHsene SteekwE1 H Worcester, Mass. formerly. ef Norwich. The impressive dpuble ring service was used in the ceremony, xhiEh was per- 1ermed by Rev. &aHnel H. Hgre, D-D, nastor of Park Congregational church. of which bo.h hriae and groom Ere members.
 Preceding the ceremony the organist Miss Annie L. Taft rendered the f6i- lowing programme:
 Nuptial March, Oliver King I At Twilight, J. F. Esgsinger Wedding Music, John A. West | Song of Joy, G. Waring Etsbbins Edwin H. Lemsre Nuvtial Song, William F'zrlkes3 1 The bridal party entered from tiH I rear of the church to the music of the l bridal chorus from ItohengFin CRagner1 and advanced to the ehancel, with the l itshers walking first, fcIlpwed by the bridesmaids and the maid of honor pre- 1 ceding the bride, who walked with her father who gave her in marriage. The groom and his best man met the bridal Iaarty at the ehancel. l During the cererneny Miss Helen Royce. viaiiniss, played softly Loves Old Sweet Song, by Mailoy, with thsI 1 organist accompanying. The recesscnall was Menaelssoians $ Wedding March, The maid of honor was Miss Dorothy Pezsonne Bennett of Dorchester, Mass. The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Eliza beth Ralsten, of Spokane, Washington. Miss Heien Belle MeQuesten of Hadley, Mass, Miss Elizabeth Serin. of Bliss place, and Miss Helen Cornelia Verga- son of Norwich Town, Miss Bennett, Miss Ralsten and Miss McQpeston being ' college mates of the bride. The groom had for his best man Enmersnn Jones of , Rochester, \. Y, formerly of Norwich. The ushers were Stanley Vaughn, a brother of the bride, and Sidney B. All 1 ing both of Norwich. Austin King ef New Haven, fornerly of Norwich, James
 Eastman of New York city, R1Eer Clapp of Providence, and LeRoy Working Vf New York
 i The bride locked charming in her
 mothers wedding gown Of ivory bro eaded satin with Spanish lace and pearl l trimmings. Her ooronet veil was caught
 with orange blossoms, and she carried
 an arm bouquet of Easter lilies and
 lilies of the valley. The maid of honor
 gown was sea green seergette and silver
 trimmings. She carried an arm bouquet l of Columbia roses. The hFjdesmaids |
 crepe with rose tsrehia georgeste and sill yer trimmings. They carried new fash
 toned bridesmaids baskets with pinl
 pearl cactus dahlias tied with 1hifoI to match. The Dfids'E granlmothes
 Mrs. William EsnnaHs. wore black sill
 and wool with black satin trimmings
 Mrs. Vaughn. the mother of the bride
 was gowned in gray crepe satin trimIne' | with blue irfid5seent lace over cora | ai1ai- l. a uFn
 silk gown with Spanish lace. Nils
 Amanda Fisher. sister of Mrs. Car,
 wore a gown of silver lace.
 The decorations at the church. wfTic
 were by Ernst, were elaborate aa = beautiful. Stately palms. ferns, Eutum
 foliage, tall baskets of white chrysar t1heIusIn1s, dahlias and hy1rangeas wer
 tire front of the chancel The peEs IT 1e served for special guests were draw with white taffeta ribbon and snailax; 2 As each end on either side were bouquet ls Of ehrysanthenums and dahlizs. al screen of variegated autumn foliage wa gu used to shut off the rear part Of tf ,,v edisce where the bridal party forTnel ~. Following the ceremony a receptie ,r was held at the home of the brides pal is. ents, MT. and Mrs. John Ed~zrI " Vaughn (Agnes Simmons) of Bif en place. The seyeaty-ffve or more gues oi present were from Minneapolis, Minn' ;aa Aa -sota, Spokane, Washington, Lexingto iie re Kentucky. and Hadley, Worcester, Do 'o chester, Webster and Boston. Mas 'p,,, Rochester, N. Y, and New York cit Providence, R. l., New London and No
 wich. Among the guests, were two ct Is CT college friends of the bride, Mi II ne Ruth Thomsen of Amherst, Mass. ar |.' s.' Miss Josephine F7umere Of Framin Lo' ham. Mass.
 J The house decorations were gorgeol ne ne in their setting, the color scheme of TO III orchid and green being effectively a
 ranged throughout, except in the di ils ing room, which was white with erniia M Mhe The large bay window in the liviI -ai room where the bridal party receive
 was banked with ferns and dahHa IT, while the hall and banisters were ma
 of hydrangeas and laurel. On the di
 ing room table was an immense bask of white cactus dahlias and cesno
 which formed the centerpiece and t=
 small baskets of white roses at eitai
 end.
 A delicious buffet supper was serve
 The esteem in which the bride is he
 by her friends was evidenced by the el;
 borate display of wedding gifts, incluC
 ing>a quantity of cut glass pieces, silve
 china linen, pictures, etc.
 The bride is a graduate Of the No
 wich Free Academy, and member
 the 1923 class at Brown university. ri
 groom, who is the son of the late Lo-
 Eugene and Sada Sylvesta Stockwen
 Norwich, is a graduate of Norwich Frs
 Academy, Brown University, and frol
 Harvard Law school in the class
 1922. At present he is q member
 the law firm of Stobbs and HartweI {
 Worcester.
 Mr. and Mrs. Stocswell left Saturda
 evening for a wedding trip of ten day
 or two weeks in Canada The br:6
 wore pretty traTeling suit of blu
 They carry with them the best wishe
 of host of friends for happy ap prosperous married life. Upon their r, turn, they will be at home to. thei friends after November 15 at 14 Geo-e street, Worcester, Mass
 For number of years since the deat of his parents, Mir. Stockwell has mad his home with MT. and Mrs. George I q Cary of 62 Williams street, aitheug much of the time he has been aoser from town while attending college. z Beckwith-Hiscex.
 A pretty wedding took place 6ata. day evening at ' o'clock at the home c MT. and strs James A. Hiscox, sos Maj 4 street, when their second daughter Olfx Dunham became the bride of Charic Albert BeckEith son of MT. and MT, Charles B. Beckwith of Franklin. Com 3 The bride entered with her father Th l gave her in marriage as the brida P march from Lohengrin was played iy
 Mrs. George H. Beckwith. The cer- mony was performed by Archdeaeon J l Eldred Brown of Trinity Episcops