Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-21
WEDDINGS.
Wadsworth-Ktnnsy

WEDDINGS.
 Wadsworth-zsnnsy
 A pretty fall wedding took place Wednesday evening. at 7.30 o'clock at the home of Mrs Retta L. Kinney. 422 Main street. when her daughter, Miss Esther s Kinney, became the bride of Daniel B. Wadsworth Of Dallas, Texas.
 The brides only attendant was her sister, Mrs Lois Bell Harry Friedman of St. Louis, Mo. a personal friend ot the groom, was best nan.
 Rev. David 4. Pitt, D. D., pastor of the Central Baptist church. performed the ceremony. the single ring service be- ing used. The ceremony was performed In front of a band of hydranges- The bridal party entered the parlor to the music of Mendelssohn's Wedding March played by Mrs ". T. Murphy of New London. After the ceremony, O III Promise Me was beautifully rendered by Miss Dorothy Kingsley of New London. The bride was attired in a pretty gown of white duchess satin and silk lace, her veil being arranged in coronet fashion and was caught with orange blossoms. She carried 8 bouquet of brides roses and maiden hair ferns. Her travelling suit was of navy blue | tricotine with 2 black picture hat. The | maid of honor wore blue silk Spanish | lace over blue silk and carried a large | bouquet of pink asters.
 The bridegroom and his best man. | both being chief petty officers in the | Il navy wore full dress uniforms at the l wedding. The house was tastefully decorated with hydrangeas, Rsters and cut flowers. l I The bride received many handsome
 gifts of silver, china, cut glass; also a chest of silver from the best man. Following the reception a wedding luncheon was served to about seventy : guests. MT. and Mrs. Wadsworth left later in the evening by motor for a short l honeymoon in Massachusetts and New York Upon their return they will re- side in Norwich for the present. In the . spring, Mir. and Mrs. Wadsworth VIII visit the groom's home in the south. Mrs. Wadsworth has been employed in 3 the Southern New England Telephone b company for the past four years and Is . held in high esteem and has the good ! wishes of all of her associates in her 2 new life.
 ot Mir. Wadsworth Is the son of Mrs. . Laura Wadsworth of Dallas, Tex. and
 for the past year has been stationed at a 1 the hospital at the Submarine base, New v London, holding the rating of chief '- pharmacist mate. Previous to Mir. wads- ? worth's assignment in New London. he
 was stationed for six years in Haitl |. sterry-aIorriss
 ', Wednesday afternoon, at { o'clock. at le Grace Episcopal church. Ysntic Miss ,I Henrietta N Morris and Howard Brews-
 ter Sterry were united in marriage by ,e Rev. Robert B. Day, rector of the church, " the double ring service being used. \
 large gathering of relatives and friends lg filled the church Preceding the cere- I 1- played To A Wild Rose and The Tryst-
 ing Place. both by Mcdowell. The
 bridal chorus from Lohengrin was used as a processional and for the recession
 al, Mendelssohn's Wedding March. Dur o ing the ceremony, Loves Greeting, by Elgar, was played softly by a brother IT. of the groom, Theodore Sterry, violinist he Organist Dowsett accompanying. MT us Sterry also played throughout the ser. ng vice.
 re The bridal party advanced down tht s-1 center aisle of the church, the bride walk er ing with her brother, Leo Morris, whC is gave her in marriage. She was met al a. the chancel steps by the groom snI hi u- best man, Arthur Kruck. The bride haS IT. for her maid, Miss Edythe Benjamin. O D. Preston City. The flower girl was littl ht Miss Gloria Case of Laurel Hill. and th at ring-bearer was William Henry Count
 
 ar ushers were a brother of the groom of Chief Quartermaster Robert Wells Stsr he ", who returned from sea to attend .h ye wedding. and Walter c. Hitchon, Jr. or The brides dress was white Cantol VII crepe, with radium lace trimmings. He D. embroidered veil was caught with orang m blossoms and she carried bouquet O
 ascension lilies. The bridesmaid wore ng gown of honeydew crepe de chine trim lofn st. wore 8 black picture hat and cazriei to peach color asters. The little iowe 'y girl was in white crepe de chine trimme ge with blue ribbon and pink rosebuds, an of wore a poke bonnet. She carried ay basket of asters. The ring bearer wor la- a navy blue Oliver Twist suit and car re- ried the rings on white satin mound. to The church was effectively decorate ,ur with asparagus fern and yellow an to white dahlias. from the Tanning Par 1ld dahlia gardens The decorations wer fi- by the Girls Friendly society, of wnls ,as the bride has been a member since il the organization, with the correspondin ose secretary, Mrs George Fraser in charg m The bride has been member of thi to church for many years, the past sieve the having faithfully served as soprano Ieir the choir. She studied voice culture sit on Professor W. Weld; and until leaviu 'Ir- Norwich was piano pupil or MT rms Frederick T. Lane CElla Potter) can Following the ceremony receptiC the was held at the home of the groom on parents, Mir and Mrs. Clarence c. Ste av- ry, of 0trobando avenue. which reiasivl om- and intimate friends attended, guests b
 is ing present from Willimantic, Prss.' ;or- City and Norwich. Receiving with 3l
 and Mrs. Sterry were the brides unc
 and aunt with whom she made her hon
 Mir and Mrs. William Risley. ard 3i ,AY and Mrs Charles Sterry. The bride lav the daughter of Frederick and the "a oct 1 Wilheimina Dzionlba Morris. II m brides gift to her maid was a string en,- pearls and to the flower girl gold loc
 ct and chain. To the ring bearer g ,arh presented gold signet ring and to val brother a gold comb case. The groom
 gift to his best man was gold cuff lin neo- and to his ushers gold knives al .adr chains
 as+e The violintst was presented a g, and coin. The bride received a choice c Iast lection of wedding gifts. including llon glass, silver, linen, furniture, rugs D am lures also money and electrical piec
 ofl The groom Is employed by the N ner- wich Gas and Electrical department
 MT. and Mrs. Sterry left immediate
 after the reception In their automob
 for two weeks' wedding trip to Buff
 l and Niagara Falls. Returning they V Non visit at the home of Mrs Sterry's re om- lives. Mir and Mrs William Smith a ZtOQ hride'z .