Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-14
WEDDING.
Gray-Boyens.


 One of the preetiest, church weddings Of the winter took place Wednesday ey- eniag at 2 o'clock at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church. when Mas MariettA Boyens, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Eu- gene D. Boyens of 63 Hedge avenue, be- came the bride of Robert 4. Gray, son of Mrs. Eliza Gray of q Golden street To the music of the wedding march rendered by Miss Olive Linton, orgRRlst of tho church, the bridal party entered the church from the left of the altar. The party was preceda5 by the usAers, Kenneth Fox and James Jones' Next came the two bridesmaids, Miss Maude ouinley and Miss Nancy fCoIberg, fol- lowed by the maid of honor, Mss Mary Gray. sister of the groom. Tho bride followed with her father.
 At the altar tho bridal party was met by the groom and his best man, Andrew Boyens, brother of the bride, and tho single ring Service was psrformad by Rev. Robert b. Roberts, .D.D., foqmePsy pastor of the church.
 The bride was beautifully gowned in white satin. with san oveFdress of white silk lace. Her tiille veil was caught up with pearls 'entwlned with 8 wreath oe lilies of the valley. Her shower bouquet was Of brides roses and lilies of the valley.
 The maid of honor, wore peach color corded silk, with a girdle of roseNuds and rose leavsa- and her shower bou- quet was of pink roses.
 Miss ouinley was gowned. in Amer'- can Beauty crepe RomRine, her over dress being studded with briIIiants. Her bouquet was sof deep pink rosss. Miss Colberg was gowned in Nile green chif- Ton trimmed with Tosebuds. and eaPPiee a shower houqnet of deep pink roses.
 The mother of the bride was goWRsS in black canton crepa trimmed wit: jade, and wore eorsage bouquet cG lilies of the valley. The gToOm's moth, CT wore a gown of brown canton crepe and her bouquet was of TO1es.
 Immediately following the wedding the bridal party and guests entered thu church parlnFs where a reception was held. guests being present from New London. New Haven, WocnEocket. R. [. WJlhmantie. Jewett City and Norwnh The room was beautifully decorated with potted plants. palms and Erens FolleMing the reception a tieIlghtfu wedding supper was seeyed, covers be- ing laid for e5 guests. The menu con slsked q grape fruit, chicken salad rolls, pickles. French pastry. ice cream cOfRee and. eigarsI %
 The bride received many beaatifu sifts Of silver ware. cut gfass, linaa houseAold articles, gifeH of moHsy anl numerous other gifts
 The gift of the bgidS to her pa<ro, of horror was sPpphirs Anger rang; |, her bridesmaids. steriing silver brace lsta. The gift oe the Erbom tb his AsA man was a gold eneased packet cent and to the ushers, gold initiaIea caiR iiAlra IAa groom is graduate ne tn BFidEsten Hlgh school, Rffd1etpa, V J, and for the past S1g4k yAaFs ha been productioR clerk ak the Unite -sntes Finishing company. The Nria Aktendee Norwich Free AeAANny aa hla been assigfant 10 the c4gAiar ee o. CpnneGeiC1t cnEnnany. &
 Foiiowfrg . wedding trip to NeS TH& and BoetOn. Ar and Mrs, GFa are 10 be at home to their fFSanda { 2l Convent avenue after Febrsary ] 1Szs. Ef4
 The couple are popuiar in the youngs set of tho eAy and thaiY many friend wish them every happiness 3n heiT nea life.