The bride's gift to the bride's maid
"•is a hair pin set with brilliants, and
the gift to the ushers, white silk
stockings.
The company consisted of relatives
and very near friends. The ceremony
was followed by a reception after
which refreshments were served. The
couple left by auto for Putnam, from
there they continued their trip to New
York city and New Jersey.
MORSE AT THE BRADLEY
The Bradley theatre offers as usual
an excellent program for the ensuing
week: Today, the great favorite. Mar
guerite Clark, will appear in Harold
Macgrath's greatest novel, "The Goose'
Girl " On Thursday, "The Typhoon,"
a six reel masterpiece, a drama of
international intrigue, will he shown
on the screen, featuring Mr. Sessile
Hayakawa, the great Japanese actor.
On Friday. Dustin Farnum will be seen
in "The Virginian" from Owen Wister’s
book of the same name. The feature
for Saturday will be Cleo Madison in
a strong racial drama, "The Faith of
Her Fathers." Monday's bill offers
littlp Mary Bickford in her latest suc
cess. “Mistress Nell." Manager Smith
says that he challenges any theatre
in New Hngland to produce a better
program of pictures than are shown
at the Bradley; also that the theatre
is as cool as any theatre ran be made
to be, but not finite as cold as an ice
cake, because the Paramount features
won't allow for a “freezeout."
The Bradley offers as an extra at
traction Mr. liarrv M. Morse and com
pany in a brand new sketch, played
for the first time, entitled “Just Bike
Her Mother.” In addition and as a
treat in itself, the great favorite, Wil
liam S. Hart, will apear in a five reel
feature, "The Bargain.” adv.
