Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-08
WEDDING.
Eaton-Cary


 The wedding of Miss Mildred Janet | Cary. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frederlc | w. Cary, of 1S0 Washington street ana Carl l.. Eaton, son of MT. and Mrs. VII lis Leslie Eatoh of Waltham, Mass was solemnized at 730 Saturday evening al Park Congregational church. The onicl- ating cIergymen were Rev. Frederick w. Coleman of Newport R. l., formerly Of this city and a personal friend of the bride and groom, Rev. Samuel H. Howe: D. D., pastor of Park Congregational church
 The decorations at the church. which were by Geduldig were palms. hyoran- geas, daisies and ferns banked with ar tistic effect along the entire front of the chancel and the same flowers used as screen to shut off the rear part of the church where the bridal part formed. :. The best man was Walter R. Talbot, or | Harrisburg. Pa., and the ushers John Un- derhill of Newton. Mass; Lawrence P. Mashall of Everett. Mass, Wesley Q. Ash of Boston, Frank T. Underhin oi | Chatham. N. J., w. Russell Baird and Bruce F. Rogers of Norwich. The bride was attended by Miss Lucille Darling of | Summit N J.. as maid of honor. Miss i Helen w. Smith of Forest Hills, L. l.. and l Miss Marion B. Williams of Norwich, as 1 bridesmaids. The ribon bearers were Miss Thelma L. Eaton of Waltham, | Mass, a sister of the groom, and Miss | Sybil c. Palmer, cousin of the bride, of Norwich.
 Preceding the ceremony the organist. Miss Annie l. Taft, rendered the follow | ing programme.
 Sortae Festive Boslet Bridal Song Adolph Jensen
 Jour de Printemps Ralph Kinder
 Grand Choeur A. W. Merchant
 Venecfan Idle Mark Andrews
 Liebeslied Harrington Harker
 Toccata in D c. J. Grey
 Cantilene Nuptiale Tn Dubois
 The bridal party entered from the rear of the church to the music of the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin (Wagner) and advanced to the chancel, with the ribbon bearers walking first and waiting at the . chancel for the ushers, braldesmaids and
 maid of honor, preceding the bride, who
 walked with her father. The groom and
 the best ulanbest man met the bridal par
 " at the chancel.
 During the ceremony tho organist p1ayec Carried Me Back to Old VirgInny, and tn, recessit 2l was the Mendelssohn wedding march.
 The bride wore her mothers weddin, gown of ivory brocade. satin with pear trimmings, rose point lace and a veil ot l tuHe with crown of rose point lace. Sh, . carried a bouquet of lillies of the valley orchids and sweetheart roses. The maiC 3 of honor's gown was orchid chiffon ant ? lace and she carried a silver basket o : coral sweet peas. The bridesmaids wer gowned in peach chiffon and lace an ] | carried silSer baskets with orchid swee r peas. The ribbon bearers wore gowns o 5 white chiffon and carried bouquets 0 8 i lilies and daisies
 l The brides mother was gowned in Sll l yer lace with trimmings of cut steel wit 8 fuchsia chiffon and the mother of tn
 groom was gowned in black lace. r small reception was held at tn ] brides home where the bridal party re 6 ceived on the porch which was enclose
 and decorated with apple blossom trellis
 es, palms, daisies, ferns and nydrangeai
 The mantel in the living room was banke
 with daisies and tall baskets filled with < profusion of cut flowers of many varietie = and screen of palms, fuchsias an n ferns was arranged for the orchestra cor s sisting of Miss Helen Royce, violin. Ebe = Learned, cello and Miss Taft. piano. l = the dining room the decorations were 1 - cut flowers in the pastel shades. VI The bride is a graduate of the No o wich Free Academy, a member of the A IS phas, and a graduate of Lasell seminar = of Auburndale, Mass. MT. Eaton Is 1t graduate of Wesleyan university, was ,- lieutenant of field artillery with the Amel if ican expeditionary forces in the Worl 1t war and Is engaged in the real estate bui
 mess in Boston. The newly marie T. couple will reside in Waltham, Mass.