Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-13
WEDDING.

In the presence Of about 4e reiauTss and intimate friendz. very pretty home wedding was solenni1ed at ( o'clock Sat urday evening at 5z7 Washington street, the residence Of Ar. and Mrs. Waiter c. Hitchon. when their younger daughter, Jessie. was united in marriage with ES- win Maurice Gay, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin c. Gay of Julian terrace. To the music of the bridal slorus from Lohengrin, played hy Ma Cecsl Stevens, pianist, the bridal party marched d0Ha stairs from the upper hallway, the two little flower girls in the lead and the maid of honor preceding the bride. who walked with her father, who gave her in mar riege. The groom and his best man met the bridal party at the foot of the stair case. In the living room, before a tenn porary altar formed by masses of palms, ferns and decorative plants the marriage was performed by Rev. Robert ". Day, rector of Grace. EviBcoDal church. Ysn- tic, the impressive double ring service ! being used. During the ceremony Men delsohn's Spring Song was softly played | by Theodore Sterry, yioIinist, acSompa- | nied by Miss Stevens. The recesional ! was Mendelssohn's wedding march. Miss Stevens and MT. Sterry also furnished
 music during the reception which follow ed and throughout the evening.
 | The bride looked lovely in an exquisite | gown of white satin crepe with pearl trimmings She wore a cap shape yefi caught on either side with orange blcs-
 sons, and carried a shower boueHet Q! roses and carnations. Miss Marion L.
 Bailey was tho maid Of honor. 6he wa
 becomingly Eovaed In embroidered coss
 canton crepe and carried an erE bou auet of pale lavender chnyanEherHums The flower girls were two aisces sf th.
 bride. little Miss Betty Hitehsa ot Nor wieh and little Miss Janet WrtgAt o' West Nedfotd. Mass. Th<y wre drasset '. alike in dainty white epzbFeldered froaari over pink. Little Mias Hitesea eaxT4e< . basket Of nfreA flowers which shl . strewed in the Arids's p9kf. whfle ttttI Miss Wright carried a sAephsrds croel covered with pink chiRen And daisiea Tn
 groom had for his best man his brother L. Stanley Cay.
 The bride and srsen vere assSstsd | receiving by their parents. the maid c
 honor and bet man
 Mrs. Hitcaon wore a gown Of blsel - canton crepe over black chiffon trfMms ! with irridescent beads. Mrs. Gay va - gesSned in black satin with bead trim
 mings.
 The floral decorations, planned and ar ranged by Ernst. transformed the inte - rior of the house into a faHyland. Tn color scheme of pink and white was ei fectiEely carried cut in all fhs rDoBn . wAere on the side walls and over door . ways was . profnsien of lyceths- OA tn
 piano in the living room was aA immens
 basket of Easter lilies and ferna whil 1, the chandefer was most artiEttc wit :. ropes of smiiar ihtertFtnea win eafnt II white fowers The b4nister to the w1nt
 hal a.stl
 draped with hsneysaGkle and at the tc :, of the neWel post was tall white bask'
 with long streafnefs and hlIsd with ye if low and white chfysabth aad ma ii guerites The dining room table VI; beautifully decorated with a large baSl n of pink and white anemony, chrysanth nuns forming the eenterpfece. ire "a which were several festooBs of 1sils and honeysasls, WitA hsss asd the
 rosebuds and carnations gracefully bo if dering the edge ef the table. On Il -e buffet aad h nHay ether ioeAtions we T decorative baskets, all hArm0nizing vii
 the wall Freepefy cad the ststeiT ealE
 and ferns arranged fn fAe Ewing room.
 Following the wedding reception, q
 Iicious buffet iaHcheoB WNs karyAG tho y present, who included NT. and Mrs. Ha a ry Wright CAaud Hiteh1n) and ehiidre Janet and Donald ;WrSAt, H WeW Mk s ford Mass, and other g1ets fron Bri = tol. Pa, Enhurst, L. L. EsW Tezk ei and Harfford. :. Among the beautiful wedding eii d were several gold pieces, checks . qua ~ tity of silver, cut giasa, china, picfnf' 2 linen and several pair Of can1iesticao. a' The bride is a member of Grace Epi t copl church, Yanthe, wAere hsr fethsr
 one of the yeN<ymeh. she ess oeen
 lNr& r&aru. f<r.
 the Girls Friendly society c0nnegted vi
 this church. Before her marriage . l. was givep . nRiscellaAcD1s e1I6tttr bg D ye society, also one by comp&ny of oth off friends. having received numerous prl IT tical gifts. - --s 2. The groom Is a Mason He is q io ployed at the Aontville plant of the EAi c. ern Connecticut Power eg14n4sy, Be
 were born in Norwich and h4SA atSa al resided here. where their frisads Are er gion- Q,
 mobile fof HsE LAnaoA, .&AnfA d
 o'clock they took the nsin for New Ysl
 They aRs te eDenA a fnneypsoaa ek
 week ef ten ds6S la nhRtE. L. 2
 Brooklyn and New Yrk city. Ar. a 4, Mrs. Gag wsfe q1pate4 a1 Ter 'A NeH LsnaBh by StF0Al Snang psSplz VI
 showered them with confetti and Fn en wishes as they were leaving. Ths U,6 d. going away gown was dark biBe cfe.
 with taupe shade. and dark blue hat. q lg she wore q handsome fur cost Up ef HiEif fefEla tneg VII leSdf at Nd
 Watesfcrd. where a newly furnish r. apzrtnnes4 awaits them. and where tn af 1iH be at hone tO their friends aft
 Dec 1st