Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-30
WEDDINGS.
CrOfts-Larkham.

CFO4tS-Larkham.
 A pretty June wedding took place on Thursday afternoon at three o'clock (standard time) at the home of MT and Mrs Herbert J. Larkham of Plain Hill, when their second daughter, Alice Ger trude Larkham, was united in marriage with Alfred Henry Crofts, son of Rev. and Mrs. John W. Crofts of Hanover. Under an arch of pink rambler roses, with background of potted palms, ef- fectively arranged in the parlor, the cer- emony was impressiveiy performed by Rev. Gurdon F. Bailey. pastor of the First Congregational church, the double ! ring service being used. The Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin was played by Miss Anna Spicer, as the bridal couple party entered the par1or. the bride with l her father, who gave her in marriage. During the ceremony Miss Spicer played softly, Barcarolle, by Ossendach. and at ]: the conclusion, Mendelssohn's Wedding ] March also at the reception which fol- flowed. Mrs. Fred H. Miller, of South i Manchester, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. The groom had as his attendant his brother, Arthur Crofts. of I West Sand Lake. near Troy. N. Y. The bride wore dainty frock of white can ton crepe with ribbon trimmings. The
 matron or honor wore her wedding gown
 of white georgette over white satin with satin trimmings.
 Mrs. Miller (M. Dorothy Larkham) the
 brides sister, was married just six weeks
 previous, Thursday, May IS, at the same hour and by the same clergyman. Following the ceremony a dainty lunch was served in the dining room by 1 the brides mother. The house decora- tions were pink and red rambler roses and ferns.
 T The hride's going. 2 way .e,oIy, vvae mid night blue point twill with hat to match. The bride, who Is a graduate of Norwich Free Academy also of the I Jewett Shorthand school, has held a stenographic position at Connecticut Il Agricultural college, Storrs, for the past three years.
 The groom is a student of the Teach CTS Training course at this college, where he will return in the fall, to re-
 sume his studies.
 MT. and Mrs. Crofts left during the afternoon to pass their honeymoon on
 Fishers Island, N. Y, where they are to remain for month. They are te r reside for a time at Storrs. ' The bride received many beautiful s presents including silver. cut glasB, chi.
 na, linen, pictures, also a large sun f of money which included several pieces
 of gold.
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 present were the groom's parents, Rev l and Mrs. John W. Crofts, Of Hanover
 his brother. William J. Crofts, nt Chat tanooga, Tenn, a2d Arthur Q ofts O ! Troy, N. Y, also the brides brother in-law and sister, MT. and Mrs. Fret - Miller, of South Manchester, and Mis- M. J. Larkham of East Town street $ and Miss Anna spicer of Norwich.
 Hoxie-standish. \ The marriage of Miss Mary E. Star dish to Earl E. Hoxie took place Tues ,l day afternoon at the Baptist parsonag /. n Lebanon. Rev. Edward l.. Nield pel . formed the ceremony, the double rin
 service being used.
 e Immediately after the ceremony M r and Mrs. Hoxie left for a brief weddin $ trip. Upon their return they will ts 'r up their residence in Lebanon. r. The bride is the daughter of Mr. an d Mrs. Clark H. Standish of Lebanon. I'll
 groom is the son of MT. and Mrs. Et r. ward A. Hoxie of Lebanon. Gadbois-Wood.
 v Miss Elizabeth Wood. daughter of D 5S and Mrs. Arthur H. Wood of Providenc 44 R. L. and John S. Gadbois, son of M U and Mrs. George s. Gadbois of 44s Mor
 tauk avenue, New London. were marie @ Wednesday afternoon at the home of tr
 pdT6ItlSB E4lIllWOOQ dF0lluo, GIO' 5 idence, the Rev. H. F. Mcconnell an III the Rev. Harris Starr of New Haven. II ot latter an uncle of the bride, off1ciatin t Miss Wood was unattended. Geors
 o. Gadbois was best man and the ushel I'd were Daniel Wood of Providence ar nt Ernest Cation of New London. w MT. Gadbois is graduate of the Ne a. London Vocational school. class of 191 SC and this year completed two year te course in electrical engineering at Pra
 Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y. R. ScoviIIe-Wflbur 'l- Miss Arcella May Wilbur. daughter m MT. and Mrs. Frank Wilbur, and Charl in Henry Scoville were united in maria, or Wednesday night at o'clock at t n, home of the bride on Franklin stre
 The ceremony was performed by Re IT, Charles H. Ricketts The bride wore sh gown of the latest design. The couI b- were attended by the parents of t TX bride and there was a large attendan he at the service.
 of The groom is employed by T. H. I
 dredge of this city The couple W Nv spend their wedding trip at camp nst Virginia after which they will resi- ar- here.
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