Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-15
sTONlNGTON

1AOIuay afternoon at J clock one of the most brilliant weddings of the sea son took place at the Second Congrega- uonal church in Stohington. when Miss Elizabeth Muller was united in marriage with Daniel Vivian Mildred of Mexico MO. The day was a perfect one. and the church was very handsomely deco rated with laurel and asparagus as background for pink and white rose buds and tied with white ribbon. A large white bell composed of dahlias and clematis was suspended in front ot the desk. A handsome arch of pink dahilas and asparagus, tied with pink ribbon, divided the pews for the guests from the remainder of the church. The bride entered the church, walking with her father, Henry A. Muller, who gave her in marriage. She was preceded by the four ushers, and her bridesmaid Mss Bertha Hahn, of Norwich and the flower girl, little Janet E. Randall. of New Rochelle, niece of the bride The bridal party was met by the bridegroom and his best man, William F. Tanner of Bridgeport. The double ring service was used. The wedding march from Lohen- grin was played by the brides brother. 1 Frank Muller, of Bridgeport. Rev. Dwight C. Stone. pastor of the church, performed the ceremony. The church the wedding
 The bride wore white canton crepe, trimmed with orange blossoms Her only ornament was white-gold brooch, the gift of the groom. Her veil was white silk tulle in fan effect and was caught with orange blossoms. The bridesmaid, Miss Hahn, wore pink geor- gette and pink hat. She carried a 1 bouquet of pale pink snapdragons The | flower girl, little Janet Randall, wore ! pink voile and a pink hat and carried d basket of variegated flowers She 1 strewed them in the path of the bridal party as they moved down the aisle from the church.
 The bride is the daughter of Mir and l Mrs. Henry A. Muller of High street 1 is a graduate of Stonington High schoo class of 1917 and from Willimantic Nor. nal school. She has taught in West Broad street school since graduating from Norwich school. She is an active member of the Congregational churcl | and Sunday school and is one of Ston ington's most prominent young women
 The groom is the son of MT. and Mrs 1 Charles l.. Mildred of Mexico, Mo-, anf | is certified accountant with one of tn oldest established firms in Bridgeport in which city he is a member of severa leading clubs and is very popular.
 The brides gift to the bridesmaid wa 8 white-gold brooch and to the Howe girl a ring. The bridegroom's gift t, the ushers. best man and organist wer white gold cuff links. The ushers wer August Muller, Clarence Cushmau Charles Ryon. all of Stonington and Da vid Winkler. Of Bridgeport.
 A reception was held at the home o the bride on High street attended b. out of town guests and near relatives The bride received many handsom gifts. Upon their return from thei wedding trip which will include place of interest in New England and Can ada they will reside in Stratford, Conn where a newly furnished home await them.
 Guests were present from New Yorl New Rochelle, Mexico, Mo, Bridgepor Willimantic, Norwich, Westerly an Stonington.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gilbert McClurg entei tained party of friends at their hom on Main street Monday evening. musical program was enjoyed and ic cream and cake were served. Guest were present from Westerly and Stoi ington.
 Wadawanuck Park is to be the pla. where the Stonington Village Improve ment society will hold 8 bazaar. 2 Mir. and Mrs. Charles A. Mildred
 Mexico, Mo, and Mrs. Hahn of Norwic
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Randall and fan
 fly of New Rochelle, David Winkler ar
 William Tanner of Bridgeport, Claren,
 Cushman Of Nv London, MT. and Mir
 Frank Muller of Bridgeport were amor
 those who attended the Muller-Mildrt
 wedding here Monday
 Miss Florence Elderkin of New Lo
 don is the guest of MT. and Mrs Frar
 James and family on Gift street.
 Misses Mollie Palmer. Prudence Fai
 brother and Elizabeth Robinson have r
 turned from a visit to Laurel Beac
 Milford.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Sweet of Bridg
 port, who have been guests of Mir al
 Mrs Adolpheus La Bounty, have r
 turned home.
 Leon James of Hope Valley is spen
 ing the week at his home here.
 c. W. Wright of Boston is in tov
 for the balance of August