Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-23
JEWETT CITY

The marriage of Henry E. Burke son of MT. and Mrs. Louis Burke of Moost1p and Miss Madeline B. Gallup. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Edward Gallup of Jew, ett City, was solemnized- at the brides home sen Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. The parlor was decorated with roses and ferns and the ceremony took nlace in the bay window. Mrs. Harold Geer of Pachaug, the@ brides cousin, played Mendelssohn's Wedding March as the bridal party entered the room. The officiating clergyman, Rev. William J. Reynolds, of Lisbon, a former pastor of the bride, entered first and was follow ed by the groom and best man, Harry Sweet, the brides cousin. of DanieIson. The bridesmaid, Miss Lillian Cooper, of New York. preceded the bride who came with her father.
 The bride was gowned in white hand embroidered Canton crepe and carried an arm bouquet of brides roses. The bridesmaid wore changeable chiffon taf- feta. The brides gift to hen bridesmaid was a platinum bar pin. The best man received scarf pin from the groom. During the reception a buffet lunch was served. The bride received gifts cf money, silver, cut glass and linen The
 A. C. G. club gave her a shower short time ago and she received a gift from the Congregational church choir. of which she is member. Mir. and Mrs ] Burke will enjoy their honeymoon in Boston and New Hampshire The brides travelling suit was blue and gray fiirsh- cen crepe, with gray georgette hat. Mir. and Mrs Burke will reside at the brides parents home for the present. Guests were present from Danielson, Ekonk, Moosup, Voluntown, New London, Lis bon and Pachaug.
 Burdick and McNicol will conduct an auction at Saunders, 5 Standard time) tonight-adv.
 The graduation exercises of the Gris- wold Public schools were held-in Finn's Opera House on Thursday evening The platform was decorated with daisies. ferns and a large American flag formed the background. The graduates were seated on the platform two of the plm- Der being unable to be present, Valeda Boule account ts the death of h,- father. and Ethel Richards. who is i'll. In the operetta, Ellen Faust took Miss Boule's part as Miss Columbia. as well as her own, as Miss Scotia, and Ruth Allen took Miss Richards part as Miss Britannia. Both girls filled the places most acceptably. The D. A. R. prize went to Stanley Kaiho for the best ra- triotic essay. Another prize for the best speller in the Eighth grade given by an
  nowsky. The chorus work was in charge of Miss Elizabeth Hodgkinson, and Miss Alice Brown was the accompanist. Lem uel Green gave the trumpet calls during the operetta. The programme opened IS follows:
 Invocation, Rev. J. ". Payne sa1uta- tory, Helen Bakanowsky; oneretta. Contest of the Nations;' ;'' D. A. R: prize essay, Pioneers of the West" Stanley Kaiko; Valedictory, Stanley Kaiko ad- dress to graduates. Rev. J. W. Payne presentation of prizes, supt F. H, P Clement presentation of diplomas, Sup. F. H. P. Clement; class song. In the Contest of Nations, the cast was as follows:
 Women-The Spirit of Fair Play, Rose Crumb; Lady Utopia, Doris Bliss: Miss Columbia. Ellen Faust; Miss Scotia. Ellen Faust; Vrouwein Holland. Sadie l Goldberg; Sasha Moskowa. Beatrice Cathcart; Miss Britannia, Ruth Allen |; Signorina Italia, Ruth Ballou; O-me- san. Doris Carpenter; Senoritta Espa- na. Vera McBroome; Mile La France. Victoria Guiliotte; Danish Girl Helen Bakanowsky Swedish Girl Grace Ma woha: Norwegian Girl Mary Miss ::
 ouakeress, Wanda solensd; Dixie Girl, Violet Harris
 Men: Andreas Switzerland, Hugh Sharkey; Wong Cathav, David Clarke {; Thaddy o'Brien, Lloyd Wechsler; Jan Poland. Stanley Kaiko: Danish Man.
 John Burda Swedish Man Eugene La i fave; Norwegian Man, Moses Peoin :: American Indian, Albert Marinelli :. Pu- | ritan, Emile Bachand Continental SoI- dier, Tyler Fitch; Arkansas Traveller Redmond Walsh: Country Fiddler, Will 1 fam Blake.
 The graduates were:
 Riverside Grammar School: Selma Te- resa Aramoney. Emile Bachand, *Helen Ann Bakanowsky. Ruth A1drich Ballou, William ]. Blake, Della Doris Bliss. l tValeda Natalie Boule. John A. Burda. 1 Doris Irene Carpenter, Beatrice Lucy I Cathcart, David ". Clarke, Rose Bea-
 trice Crur1b, *Ellen Ciementine Faust 1 Tyler Theodore Fitch. Sadie Goldberg l Victoria Guillotte. Violet May Harris,
 zStanley Joseph Kaiko. Eugene David 1 Lafave, Grace Agnes Mawoha, Albert 1 Paul Marinelli, Vera Ellen McBroome, l tMary Victoria Miss. Stella Molnuas.
 Moses Alsed Pepin, "Ethel Julia Rich ards. Hugh Mclaughlin Sharkey. Wan l da Catherine Solenski, Angela Geraldine Varieur. Redmond W. Walsh, Herbert Lloyd Wechsler. l Bethel School Alfred Herring.
 Pachaug Scheel: William Levine.
 Brewster School: Susan Terry LeRoy Burton.
 Boardman School: Frances Lovett. Arcella Dayon.
 Class officers: President, Hugh shar- 1 key; vice president, Ruth BaIlou; sec
 retary, Doris Bliss treasurer, Rose Crdmb
 CD First ten having highest averages. (x) Highest average.
 l Dance tonight. Ashland Casino. Chick ] Stanley's orchestra-adv.
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