Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-15
wEDDfNG.
Hane. Smith

daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert Low ell Smith, was married to Elmer Au- gust Hane, son of Mir. and Mrs. A. Frederick Hane of St. Paul, Minneso- l ta, Tuesday evening at o'clock in the Methodist Episcopal church at New London. Rev. Myron B. Center off ciated.
 The bride, who was given away by her father, wore gown of white satin trimmed with Duchess lace worn by i the brides mother on her own we'd ding gown. The veil was of white tulle trimmed with a pearl bandeau and orange blossoms. The bride car l r1ed shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and blue ,delphinium, and also carried her mothers lace wedding
 handkerchief. Her only ornament was 1 a platinum diamond brooch the gift
 of the groom.
 The maids of honor were Miss Mill
 dred Duncan. of Pittsburgh, Pa. and Miss Constance Smith the young sis ter of the bride. Miss Duncan wore blue satin and silk mitts and carried
 a shower bouquet of Ophelia, roses 1 Miss Smith woro peach colored taf- feta and carried an old fashioned bou- quet.
 | The bridesmaids were the Misses
 Marcia Bouton, Marjorie Smith anG
 Helen Butler of New Rochelle an6
 Frances Davis of Spring Hill. Conn
 They wore old fashioned costumes ot
 peach colored taffeta with silk mitts
 and carried leghorn hats trimmed
 with blue maline and filled with pinl
 asters and blue delphinium.
 The best man was Joseph Christop
 herson of Virginia, Minn., brother-tn
 law of the groom. The ushers wer, F. Russell Smith of Norwich: c. Al
 bert Beckwith of Franklin; L. Pren
 tlce, Of New Rochelle, N Y, ant Lloyd Armstrong, of New London,
 A wedding reception was held a tne home of the brides parents a SUI Montauk avenue and supper wa, 5 served to about eighty guests, man : of whom were from New Rochelle. Mrs: Hane is a graduate of Ney
 Rocheile High school, New Rochelle N. Ye and of Connecticut Collage class Of 1922. MT. and Mrs. Hane atter honeymoon among the lake
 or northern Minnesota. will make thei home in Vire mia, Minn.. where M, Hane is engaged in business. BrOwn-Rinehart.
 George M. Brown, who is in th
 navy, and Miss Frances G. Rinehart n
 425 Washington street, were marie Monday evening by Rev. c. H. Ricketts
 pastor of the Greeneville Congregations , church. The groom was born in Brook
 Iyn' IN. r., and is the son of MT. an
 Mrs. Henry N. Brown. The bride is th daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseuh | Rlnehart and was born in New I,ondo,
 RObish-schmidt. At the Baltic Methodist church Tues day afternoon, at o'clock, Miss Fred 3 J. Schmidt, daughter of MT. and Mir, ) Daniel Schmidt, became the bride | George Robish, son of MT and MT, !, John Robish of Baltic.
 The bridal chorus from Lohengrin wa ] played by Miss Gunhild Swanson as tn 7 bridal party entered the church an : took their places under an arch adorne s with laurel and lilies. where the cere ] mony was performed by Rev. Chaunce 1 Ruoff Preceding the ceremony MT
 Louis Erlbeck sang O, Promise Me. e Miss Olga Johnson was bridesmai and Henry D. Schmidt, brother of tn
 bride, was best man. Misses Ruth Dun i and Hilda Pohlmann of Springhel, Mass, were ribbon-bearers.
 The bride was attired in white Car
 ton crepe. She wore a tulle veil caugt with lilies of the valley and carried , , shower bouquet of Easter lilies. Tn 2 bridesmaid wore tan canton crepe, ' black picture hat and carried Opheli T roses. The ribbon-bearers wore yChit : georgette over pink silk and carrie white cactus dahlias.
 The bride received many gifts of ct
 glass, linen and silverware After
 wedding trip MT. and Mrs Robish wi
 reside with the brides parents D Goodhart-MalcoIm h At St. Patrick's church Thursda V morning at g o'clock, William P. Coco . hart of New Haven and Miss Rosenia ( Il Malcolm of this city were united In mal r riage by Rev, N. H. May, rector of th d church.
 r The bride was attended by her siste ! was John A. Malcolm, brother of tf IT aaarmingly gowned in blue crepe metec {. with hats to match and carried ros, 1T and asters.
 It A wedding breakfast was served q, the home of the brides parents, Mir. ar
 Mrs. John A. Malcolm, No. 120 Broa, IS way. The groom's gift to the bride W; j. a baby grand piano and to the best ma ;. Ae gave a diamond scarf pin The bride Ia gift to he rmaid was a purse of rol n The bride received many beautiful we d, ding gifts.
 h, MT. Goodhart is the son of Mrs. Film, in Goodhart of Randolph, Vt Followir an extended wedding tourlto Vermont Nj l. and Mrs. Goodhart will reside at No. 1, se Sheffield avenue, New Haven. ie If we all kept our troubles. to oy1