Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03
WEDDINGS. BradIaw-RusseII

MISS Ad6liHC ISUSSSl1 anu I-dul I9JdQ- law were united in marriage Saturday afternoon at 430 o'clock at the Trinity Methodist Episcopal chu-ch by Rev. Robert L. Roberts. The church was prettily decorated with palms, ferns, roses, hydrangeas and hemlock The wedding was well attended, the coupe being perular with the youny,r set of t'le' cry, The double ring serv:ce was usa5.
 Tae hide was attended by her s's- te., Miss Hilda Russell as bri1 ssnaid !; Ma1eine Piaskett, daagnte- of Mir. ard Mrs. Cherries F. Piaskett as flower girl. an3 C=Crge Hawker, son of Mir end Mrs. J. Hawker as ring bearer. The i bri1e was given away by her father, Gustave Russell, of Sault Ste Marie, Canada, where he Is superintendent of one of the Spanish River Paper and Pulp Mills. The best man was Harold Dahl friend of the groom.
 The bride was beautifully gowned fl white crspe de chine, her veil caught up with orAnge blossoms and pearls. She ! carried a shower bouquet of brides roses. Her maid was gowned in peri wrinkle with hat to match and carried white basket filled with pink carna- 1 tiens. The ring bearer wore white silk poplin.
 The wedding party endered the church | to the music of the bridal chorus from Lohengrins played by organist Miss Olive Linton. who also rendered the fol- lowing numbers before the ceremony 'Denuducpion Nuptials," Tn Dubois, wedding Vow" G. Serrata Miss Lin- | ton was assisted by Frederick Russel. violinist. who rendered during the scr vice "Chant Du Coir." Henri Ern, and l At Dawhing' by Charles Wakefield cadman.
 | Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride at | Potter Place. Covers were laid for l 125 guests many of whom came from I New York, Pittsburgh and New Haven I Decorations at the home were in blush pink and white.
 The gift of the bride to the brides
 maid was a green gold onyx ring. the gift of the groom to his best man a
 gold fountain pen.
 MT. and Mrs. Bradlaw are to visit
 New York, Ashbury Park and Atlantic City on their wedding trip.
 The bride is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Gustave Russell and has been em
 ployed at the Southern New England
 Telephone office.
 The groom is the son of MT. and Mrs H. F. Bradlaw of 134 Baltic street ant lS et HleiHDSf Ol Lle ldCultg .Ol lHe INIT !, wch Free Academy. He graduates from the Academy in the class of Il
 and entered the federal service at Wor
 cester Polytechnic Institut, Worceste
 the following fall.
 BergIund-Berkoff. Miss Helen Berkoff, daughtex of Mi and Mrs, Richard Berkpff of 15~Four teenth street, and Kenneth c. Berglun 3 of Worcester, Mass, were married Sat l urday noon at the home of Rev Chagls : H. Ricketts, pastor of the Greeneyill l Congregational church. The ceupl 7 were attended by Miss Elsie Jacobson, l friend of the bride, and Carl Berglunt brother of the groom.
 The bride was atractively gowned 1
 Princess Mary blue Canton crepe wit hat to match.
 Following the ceremony g dinner wa . served at the home of the bride, an ! during the afternoon the couple loft 0 U their wedding trip to New York an
 Worcester, On their return they wi ? reside at their newly furnished apar y ment on 14th street.
 F Sociology.
 : Miss Eva Carew Lacy, daughter of NJ 6 and, Mrs Samuel W. Lacy of 169 M . I ACt1oeAAS St@SNSs pttO ICO4 70 " CGl oIO l. of Philadelphia, Pa, were united in mai k riage Saturday evening at o'clock at M q Colvacy Baptist church by Rev E. I e Jackson, pastor, who 95 years ago unite
 the parents of the bcide in marriage.
 The church was prettily decorated i
 cut flowers. The attendance at the wet '- ding was large, the couple being popula ! The bride was attended by her siste s Miss Maude Lacy, as maid of honor, an e by Miss Marguerite Wells and Miss Ade t. Pritehard of Providence and Mrs Joh 70 Ware of New London as bridesmaids. TT g best man was LeRoy Lacy- brother of u l. bride, and the groom's attendance wei e Haywood Blackledge and Stanley Et B munds of Providence and John Ware
 lNew London The ushEs were Julia