Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-04

music of the Bridal cAeras 6sn x<tsp- grin. The attendants were lGe rfocn- sister, Mss Eelens 6ehunnk aad his brother. Charles SchNeuk Inc brid4. who wore dainty Ehit2 neek. tS the daughter of John 8. and Beha nunsiug Kelly of New York 4Ae rr6om is the son of Joseph and the i2te Anna Dur schwenk of NorEicb TpTn- Ar. scANsRIs is connectsg Eis Atse printing ntzn ent included Mr. aud Mr9 5eteiE schwenk and littis deuehters Eileen Schwenk of New Fork
 Henisus-Flers
 At eikht o'clock saturday mernirg h St. Fatricks church. Key. n. H. May united In marriage Bsxtolo MeAigus of 4s John street and Miss Anp4 KiqFe of 5s School street. The bridal couple wss at tended by Liona Beln and Gicardq Beiii | and the bride and bridesmaid were be- ccmingly goWned and carried dowefk A wedding breakfast was served for many guests at the home of the bride Upon returning from their wedding tour
 MT. and Mrs, Mepigus viil reside h this city.
 Both bride ard groom were born in It.
 aly The groom Is employed In thls city | as carpenter. The bride is the daughter
 of MT. and Mrs. Archonds Fibre. i MacLeod-sunixsn
 Gordon J. Macleod and Miss Mary
 Sullivan were united in marriage at 2
 o'clock Saturday morning at St PaTick;s
 church by the rector, Rev. M H. May
 John Sullivan was the best man and
 Miss Esther Stanley the bridesmaid. Tn: | bride cad her maid wore gowns of the
 latest mode and carried bouquets. 4
 wedding breakfast was served and re
 ception held at the home of the bride, I;
 Tyler avenue, with guests from out Q,
 town present. The bride received man,
 beautiful and useful gifts She is tn,
 daughter of Patrick and Bridget Donohut Sullivan and has always lived in Norwich
 The groom is silk weaver and was borr in New Brunswick, the son of William and Louise MacLane MacLeon. He hal
 resided at 5S Washington street. Tn. newly married couple will make thei home in this city upon their return iron the bridal tour.
 . Walden-DeLand.
 Louis Hart Walden of this citx an Miss Dorothy Eastman DeLand. onl daughter of Mrs. Anne Eastman Becke | Of Fairport N. r.. were married at : o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Aug. 2s, a
 the nome of the brides mother s The bride. whose gown was of Frenc . blue satin canton crepe and silver lac, I over which she carried shower boc : quet of brides roses. sweet peas an
 gypsophilia. was met at the toot of th ' stairs by her brother. Harlan Page De lIand. To the music of the Lohenr; Wedding March. played by the Tomr
 kins-Query ensemble. they crossed tn
 living room to a bower of vines and Ia E vender and yellow gladioli. where the ). were met by the groom The ceremon l. was performed by the Rev. James Ia, l. Tor Dickinson in the presence of reli r tiYes and immediate friends of the fan e fly. the double ring service being use = Following the ceremony dainty T.
 treatments were served. The btidal u ble was adorned with Ward roses ar . lavender sweet peas.
 . The brides going away costume "; :. a tweed tailleur. Amid a shower - rose petals and hearty good wishes Il ,yt bridal couple departed for tr ,i through the St Lawrence and Main ; after which they will reside in Norwfc where the groom is an instructor in u Norwich Free Academy.
 ss MT. Walden has been connected wi ,u the Arts and Crafts school in Chauta ~ qua for the past seven years.