Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-03
TAFTVILLE

The marriage of Robert Brierley, son of Mir. and Mrs. William Brier lev of ss4 Brock Avenue, and Miss Do- ris Salter. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Salter of 32 Valentine Street, was solemnized at the Nortk Con gregational Church. New Bedford Mass. Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. the ceremony being performed before a large gathering of relatives and friends by Rev. Frank F.. Rams dell pastor of the church. The church was handsomely decorated. and the chancel was banked with palms. While the guests were assembling Organist John Ramsbottom gave a short mu- sical program and when the huge pipe organ broke into the strains of the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin. the bri- dsl party entered the church, led by the ushers. Albert Salter of Newport, R. l.. a brother of the bride, and Wal ter Kenyon of New Bedford. They were followed by the matron of hon. or. Mrs. Harold Houghton. and the bridesmaid. Miss Ethel Salter, both sisters Of the bride. The bride walk ed with her father, who gave her in marriage The bridal party were met at the altar by the groom and his nest man. Earle M. Wood, of Taftville.
 
 Aendelsohn's wedding march was played for the recessional
 The bride was charming in a gown of white canton crepe with Irish lace, her veil of tulle was caught up with lilies of the valley, and she carried a bouquet of brides roses and orchids, with shower of white sweet peas. The natron Of honor wore an attractive gown of orchid canton crepe, with nat 10 match. and carried lavender and white sweet peas. The brides maid was gowned in honeydew orr Eandie with hat to correspond, and carried pint and white sweet peas.
 Following the ceremony at the church there was a reception and lun- -heon al the home of the brides par ants Mir. and Mrs. Robert Salter al g Valentine Street. which was at- tended by fifty guests Receiving with the bridal party were Mir. and Mrs Salter and Mir. and Mrs. Brierley. Mrs Salters gown was of navy blue bead ed georEette. with hat to match, anc she wore corsage bouquet of Ophelis roses. Mrs. Brierley wore battleshiI grey with hat of the same shade anC corsaze bouquet of Ophelia- roses. Tht house was attractively decorated, tht colors of the flowers used in the din Ing room corresponding to the shadei of the gowns of the brides atten iants --.- -..-
 The bride was the recipient of nu merous wedding gifts, including house hold furniture, linen. silver, china an, moner. A handsome gift of a hand painted dinner set of one hundred ant twenty pieces came from her offic' mates at the Kilburn Mills.
 The groom's gift to the bride was g.g l. sold penknife. and to the ushers h. presented gold pencils with Masoni emblems. The bride gave the groom silver humidor, and to the Matrol 1f honor and the bridesmaid she pre- tented pinhead seal bags.
 Nr. Brierly was born in Taftville and resided here until few year ago. He has a host of friends in thi village, and when here was a leadinl membe- of many of the communit organizations and clubs. He is at pres ent employed in the machine depart men. Of the Booth Mill. He is broth er of Mrs. Allan Eogle of Providenc Street and John W. Brierly of Soul Fourth Avenue.
 His bride was born in England, an for many years she has resided in Ney Bedford where she is very popula among her friends. She has been em pioyed as stenographer at the Xii ourn Mills.
 During the evening. MT. and Mir Brierley left for a wedding trip { New York and points of interest O he Hudson River, and after Octobe ist. they will be at home to thei friends in a newly furnished home q ts2 Apponoganset Street, New Bed ffrd. Mrs Brierleys travelling sIg was of tweed.
 Among the local people who attend a the wedding were MT. and Mir Allan Bogle of Providence Street, an their guest, Mrs. Osten Ferguson Holyoke Mass, Mir. and Mrs. Ear NJ. Wood of North Third Avenue, M and Mrs. John D. Sharple3 and Clay lon. Sharples of North Second Avenu and Miss Irene Douville and Miss Ma -y Brierley of Baltic. On Monday eve ling. Mir. and Mrs. William Brierle gave a dance at their home on Broc Avenue in honor of their house guest
 Miss Helen Coughlin has returne Co her home in Fall River, Mass aft, passing a few days with Miss Mar Murphy of South A Street.
 Miss Doris Belliveau of WoonsoC Set R. l., is the guest of Miss Al tie Marsar Of Hunters Avenue.
 George Zuerner Of Mannechor Al