Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-27

a p atlnum bar pin. the gift of the groom ] to the best man was gold cuff links and his gift to the bride a string of pearls. |
 MT. and Mrs. Finn left in the after
 noon for a trip to Atlantic City, N. J. The traveiing suit of the bride was of | back sstin> Upon their return from | 1 their wedding trip they will live in | 1 Brooklyn where the groom Is employed l in the New York post office as clerk. |
 He was born in North Amherst Mass, | the son of Daniel and Ellen Sullivan Finn. The bride is the daughter of John and Katherine Cummings Reynolds and has
 always lived in this ciis She has been
 employed at the Shetucket Go. 9f-l
 Bronerwine-Budniek. Miss Anna Fannie Budnick. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ephraim Budnick of
 this city, and Irving Morris Bronerwine, also of Norwich, were married Sunday 1 afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs J. Bronerwine of AS Bel | den street. Hartford, uncle and aunt of l the groom The marriage was peC-
 formed by Rev. Mayer Friedmsh of | Hartford.
 Prior to the ceremony a musical pro- 6AcillAhS VI as ActiutIHuf ug ouIe. MAX N4H-
 teIe. cousin of the groom who also play
 ed the bridal chorus from Lohengrin as
 the bride entered the room escorted by
 her father who gave her away Following
 them were the bridesmaid, Miss Anna
 Bronerwine cousin of the groom, and the best man, Herman Budick. brother of the bride. Benjamin Bro H7rwine and
 Ishael Budnick acted as ushers. The bride was gowned in white Cam , l ton crepe with veil caught up with lilies of the valley, and carried a shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley.
 The bridesmaid wore grey gergette over
 blue and carried a bouquet of sweet
 peas. Many handsome wedding gifts
 were received.
 i, Following the ceremony a reception ] was held and wedding banquet served
 only intimate members of the family
 attending.
 The bride Is graduate of the West Chelsea school and for many years had been a saleslady and assistant buyer at : the Manhattan Company. The groom
 was formerly of Hartford but for sev- eral years has resided in this city. He } conducted a wholesale grocery business r here and Is a past president of the Y. . Nj II. A.
 After a wedding tour to Lake George.
 Saratoga Springs and Canada the couple . will reside at their newly furnished
 home. 292 West Main street.
 The going away suit of the bride was of Poiret twill with that 10 match.
 aeopolos-Ermilou. f George Gianaeopolos of this city. q I member of the firm conducting the Chel 1 sea lunch on Franklin square. and Msi . Efstathea A. Ermilou of 64 ButterAelt . street, Lowell. Mass. were married a
 2.30 o'clock Sunday afternoon at thl brides home in Lowell. The ceremony Y was performed by Rev. Nicholas Menede . of the Greek church and was attended n by over 50 guests.
 The bride, who was charmingly gown l. ed in white silk. had as matron Of hon l. or. her sister. Mrs. Helen Vozelos O r.. Lowell, and the best man was Alexan , der Terzes of Broekton.
 i. Following the ceremony there was al r. elaborate dinner and in the latter par .e of the afternoon the newly married cou " pie came by automobile this city wher e there was reception and wedding sup r. per for about 20 guests at the home O l. the groom's brother, Charles Gianacopo
 los of 45 Mckinley avenue.
 MT. Gianacopolos and his bride bot
 come from the same place in Greece. H
 has resided in Norwich for the past fou :. years but the bride has been in thi le country only about year They ar
 
 to The groom and his Norwich relative k and friends who attended the weddini s party of nine. left here for Lowell O m Sunday morning at o'clock in two au ie tomoblles with two drivers for each me ,y chine and reached here on the retur le trip after the wedding at g o'clock Sur r. day night. elssl1 's ..7 VI Markenzie-Edwards CT At the close of the regular Sunda Ie morning service at the First BaptIs CT church of Waterford. Miss Nettie Ed er wards, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Alez st ander F. Edwards of Waterford. an
 Hugh Mackenzie, were were married b h. the pastor, Rev. George H. Strouse. Tn co couple were unattended.
 l. The bride wore a darke blue canto as crepe gown with hat to match. and he ne flowers were white roses and lilies of tn pr valley arranged in a corsage. la Directly following the ceremony Mi on and Mrs. Mackenzie left on an extend he ed wedding trip. On their return the
 will take up their residence on Durfe eff hill, Waterford.
 at Miss Edwards is very well known 1 lk Waterford, having held the position C
 superintendent of the Jordan school tc
 a number of years.
 If BiIIings-WhItney. n- Miss Emma Maude Whitney, daugi Tn ter of Mir and Mrs. Aremus whltne in and Hans Osmond S. Billings, were ma no ried Saturday afternoon on the law ch of the Whitney home in Brimheld, Mas as Mrs. F. Edgar Brown organist of Il he Brimheld church. played the bridal cho " us from 'Lohengrin as the wedding pari lis passed from the house to the law ng where the ceremony was performed b
 heath an arch of laurel.
 in The bridesmaid was Miss Chariot CT Giesecke of Hartford, Conn. niece of q of groom, Howard Whitney. brother of il an bride, was best man. The party pass, .s- between of1ral ropes borne by Beatri on and Gladys Whitney and was preced m by little Rhoda Whitney. who. as flow es- girl. strewed rose petals In its path.
 The bride was gowned in figured whi oh silk and wore a veil. The bridesma m wore an ivory silk gown.
 L. The bride Is a graduate of Eastman ns ton High school. She taught school [ IT, a year in South Coventry. Conn. r ed the past year she has been teaching re- North Dana. The groom is a farm
 in South Coventry, Conn. where t nd couple will live