New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1927, Page 3

MISS FRANCES HOLMES Who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Holmes of Rocky Hill avenue, is a student at Penn Hall and expects to enter Wellesley college in September. i Social Activities About Town There are any number of gay events scheduled for nextf week, weddings, a garden party and the Yale-Harvard regatta to say nothing of the many small and intimate affairs which are among the most enjoyable social functions of the ea: summer season. Brides, naturally, are notable figures and wlien one realizes that three important weddings will occur next week—well, it goes without saying that a brilliant time is ahead. Society folk are eagerly looking forward to the regatta on the Thames at New London next Friday. Coming at the end of the reunion patties it is always a joyous affair and everyone who can manage it is there. As usual, many luncheon parties precede the event, both en route to New London—the parties, motoring down in time for the race—and at the Griswold Hotel | which seems to be the site of activity on this momentous day.. The occasion is indeed one of much revelry and gaiety, the river itself a gay scene with its countless boats of every size and | color cruising up and down. | Pleasant things are heard concerning the Garden Party | and dance which is to be held at the Shuttle Meadow club on Saturday, June 25. As the name indicates, this is going to be a gorgeously colorful party. Ballroom, dining room and! terrace will be flaming with decorations of brilliantly colored ! Japanese lanterns, while great quantities of spring flowers will | add their vivid colorings. Philmore Ohman and Victor Arden | with “their nine piece orchestra are to play, with a special | concert' from 9 to 9:30 followed by dancing until 2:00 o'clock. ' 1t looks like a record breaking dance. | * » * PERSONALS Shore Resorts Attract Many—Plans for Summer Months Made. | returned Wednesday ,this evening at the Woodmont Coun- [try Lodge, New Haven, Conn. . end guest of M ye Rattenbury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rattenbury of Lenox place. . Mr. and Mrs. Clement Avery of | New Y city are spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Judd of Lerlin. = i Mr. and Mr: hildren of .« . Members of New Britain Sphinx Temple, A. A. O. N. M. &, who at- tended the Imperial Council meet- ing in Atlantic his week, were: Hcrace dy, Max Unkelbach, How- ard Timbrell, Harry Hatsing, ter Packard, J. W. Marsland, Harold R. Jones and William Baker. LI | Charles Parsons and | Hart strect will leave the latter part of this month for isher's Island where Mrs. Parsons and the children will spend the re- mainder of the summer, Mr. Par- sons to go down for week-ends. - | PP | Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parsons of Steele strect are the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Kimball at Madison. ) Professor and Mrs. Delbert Mann | and children, of Lewisburg, Penn- it sylvania, are spending a few da the home of Rev. and Mrs. Warl M. Blodgett of Monroc street. PP Miss Anna Toner has returned to w York city after spending a few days here . . Miss Florence Trumbull, da np!h(e',l" of Governor John H. Trumbull and Ars, Trumbull of Plainville is spend- ing a few days in Chicago, TlL ) Miss Grace E. Richtor, daughter I and Mrs. Robert Parsons and | of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. ILtichter of, Children of Dover Road will spend | Arch street, is altending the senior | (N¢ month of August at Madison. week activities at Northwestern uni- | Tt ity. She is the guest of Gordon Ellms, Judge John H. Kirkham of Lexing- ton sireet will attend the 40th re union of his class at Yale university next week. Erwin Sloper, son of Mr. and M | A. J. Sloper of Grove Hill with W liam Cummings of Newton, Mass., left Boston on Wednesday for Col- | orado wher che will spend the next ! six weeks: v Dougherty of Portland the weck-end with her William J. Sullivan of t. Miss )M is spending ter, Mrs. Linwood str Miss Edith Hopwood of Union- town, Pa. is to be a guest at the vesidence of Mr. and Mrs, Harold L. Judd of Berlin ne EN | Among the young men returning to town from Yale university for the summer recess are Henry Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Russell of Grove Hill: Wolcolt Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of Russell street; Harold Rossberg. son of Mrs. Alice T. Rossberg of Vine stroet; Richard House, son of Mrs | William House of Lenox Place; Max- | well Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. , Allan Moore; son of Judge B. I nd Mrs. Gaft- ney of Vine strect and Ford Cooper, , son of Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Cooper | of Vine street. James Cooper, the only son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Cooper of Vine street is a member of | | the graduating class and Kendall | Mills, the only son of Mr. and M forbert L. Mills of Curtis street, i Iso to receive his degree. PR Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Upson of Shuttle Meadow avenue will attend the graduation exercises at Tufts A ical school Mond Their son, William Upson, is a member of the class and will rcceive his degree at commencement, DRI Mrs. John Grant of Whiting street | sails today for an extended trip to Scotland and England. o e v Miss Ruth Fish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Fish, is the guest of Miss Jane Dibble of Cleveland for | a month. Miss Tish graduated from | Gallaudet college in Washington, | D. C. the carly part of the week. PR Donald A. Bristoll, son of Mr. and Bristoll of Corbin av- e, ved the degree of doctor S of medicine at the commencement |y Izahathe ! Gooley | ohly exercjges of the University of Penn- |, ughter of Dr. George P, Cooley of sylvanla; Wednesday. Dr. Bristoll | it 8088 B 0 FoteC ook from !s a member of Theta Delta Chi ra- | ¢o \Walnut Lane school in Natick, ternity and Alpha Kappa Medical | pose, fraternity. Miss Constance Twichell, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Twich- | ell of Forest street, a junior at Wel lesley college, has been chosen one | of the ushers for the commencement exercises at the college next wek. 3@ . | Miss Jean Trumbull, voungest Miss Rose Lillian Rosen, 619 East | daughter of Governor John H. Main street, this ¢ity, is attending [Trumbull and Mrs. Trumbull of the Rho Kappa Psi summer dance'Plainville, will return Tuesday from [N o . NEW BRITAIN DA Bradford Academy, Haverhill, Mass. o v e William Cobb, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam F. Brooks and a student at Yale university sailed to- day for Europe to spend the sum- mer months touring abroad. ) Kenyon Loomis, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Loomis of Lincoln road, has returned from Amherst (college to spend the summer with Ihla parents at Madison. . . | 3tiss Mae Witcox of Grove will leave the latter part of June to spend the summer in Greenville, Me. Miss Kathleen Tally of Dallas, Tex, Miss Mary Roddls of Marsh- fleld, Wis., will spend next wgel with | Miss Faye Rattenbury, da~ghter of ! A"~ and Mrs. William H/ Rattenbury | of Lenox Place. Miss/ Louise Ellis! of Los Angeles, Calif, a niece of Mr. Rattenbury, is to be a guest the Rattenbury residence for the summer months. * . . . . Miss Ruby Lovejoy and Miss Doris Lovejoy of Malden, Mass., are the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Heineck of Belvidere. PR Royal C. Heineck of Boston is :spending the week-end with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heineck of Belvidere. Miss Miriam Cordell of Marylana was the house guest of Miss Berna- dine Walker of Harrison street the first part of the week. s e s Miss Lauretta Alling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard 1. Alling of Kensington, will sall today from New York for a three months' trip through Europe. DRI Mr. and Mrs. H. Stuart Hanes of Coolidge street left Thursday for Boston where they will attend the reunion of Mr. Hanes' class at Tufts college, They were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harmon “plers of Belmont formerly of Mason | | Drive, this city. On thelr return Mr. and Mrs. Hanes will visit the Stone House Tavern at Lake Spofford New Hampshire. .« e e Miss Gladys Hogaboom has re- turned to her home on Stanley| street from the University of Ver- mont for the summer recess. Byron Hagaboom has returned from Co- lumbia University. e e e Mrs. Fred Walker and son, Carl- | ton Walker, of Harrison street at- | nded the commencement exercises | of the Virginia Military Institute at | Lexington, Va., this wee e e Mrs. Dugald MeMillian of Dover Road spent a few days this we visiting with friends in Springficld, ; Mass. o« o o Mrs. Maurice Johnson and dren of Brighton street with Victor Poindexter and son of Wi lartford are to spend the grf:\(rr‘ part of July at Madison. PR chil- | heen the guest of M Lincoln from a Lake Alexander Mackay of street returned Wednesday fishing trip to the Rangeley regions in Maine. . . . Miss Carlotta Sloper. daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Sloper of | Itussell street, spent last week-end in Boston, Mass. s e Dugald McMillian of Dover Road returned teday from Brooklyn, N. Y. P Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kirkham from Aurora, N. Y.. bringing their daughter Misx Lois Kirkham who was graduated from Wells College, Aurora, N. Y., on Tuesday. J . Mrs. William Montague of Haw Iey street was in Milford for a fes s this week. . Mr. and Mrs, Wellesley Hii ding a few da par- nts, Mr. and Mrs. G. A, Cadwell of | Harrison street . Edward Mass.. are spe . Sechrest of | . o Mrs Rohert. J. Vance of Maple street §s at Ridgewood, Clinton conn., for the summer months. P alrs. John A. Andrews of Lineoln | street has returned from New York city. o | Walter H. Hart and her| daughter, Miss Virgi Hart of Hart street will sail Wedn:sda from Montreal for Europe wher: they will travel for several months. | DI John Coolldze. son of Pre ident wnd Mrs. Coolidge, was a guest at the home of Governor and Mrs. John Trumbull in Plainville, Tues- | day. . Mrs, P Miss Eii ¢th Parsons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart W. sons of Lincoln street is a member of he graduating class at Dana Mall, Wollesley. ! P | Mrs. Elisha H. Cooper. and her son, Ford H. Cooper of Vine s(rflti ail today from New York on the | S. S. Olymple for Europe. H Donald McCrann, a s le | Holy Cross college, is sfi | summer With his parents Mrs. Michael J. McCrann of Court. “ .. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Platt of Grove Hill have gone to their cottage, “Soven Doors,” Nantucket, ! for the summer months. Vo Mr. and Mrs. Harold Herrick of West End avenue, New York city, spent last week-cnd at the home | of Mrs. Herrick's father, Talmadge Switt of Cedar street. o e Miss Amalie Traut. daughter of NMr. and Mrs. George W. Traut of West Main street will graduate from Wellesley college, Wednesd June 22, She will bring home her s guests three classmates, M Mary Ladd of Bar Harbor, M Viss louisc Hunter of Greenfield, | ¢ Ma and Miss Elizabeth Swan n{| Providence, R. I h oo Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gooding will return tomorrow from a week's trip to Maine and Canada. o e o Miss Florence Tormay, Curtis street, received the degree of M. A. at the 17th annual commence- ment at Columbia Univérsity in New { i York eity, | Harold Peck and daughter of Li { connection with the commencement ! mer at their cottage | Heaa, tund son, Harold, Jr., of Perlin, | John | guests of Mr. and Mrs. John K !¢ Chestnut Jeremiah spending | merly this city. daughter | are of Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Tormay of , jamin ILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1927. MISS MYRTLE M. FEORE Miss Feore will become the bride of Edward Apelgren on June 22, at the Church of St. John the Evangelist. CLUB EVENTS held the first week in | June. She received a B. Trinity college in Wash' . in June 1 . Civic Tea Tuesday — B. and P. W. Club Hold June Meeting. Miss Katherine Swift of Lincoln treet 15 entertaining Mrs, Carnahan of Supperville, S. the weekend R . s Mrs. Robert §. Brown opened her. on Russell street Tuesday rnoon to the annual tea given ¢ the civie department of the Wo- an’s club. Mrs. Algernon B. Al- rman of the com- Mrs. Clarence Dunn who has Me- “arthy of Rlack h returned to ber ton, D. ( Rock home in W Miss as Good Nelson Can., is the Mr. and M Nelson of IHarrison stree Alene of Kimball, Fay, Mrs. Charles Donald L. Bartlett, k Hart, Mrs. Leon A. Itobert Brown, M Miss Helen H, nett, Mrs Foster and Is Mr. . and reet, and coln street, are spending the wee Hilliard. (nd at Money Island. . . . T Business and TProfessional Women’s club held its June meet- evening at the elub h street. Mrs. Buel B, the Woman's club and :n Voters, spoke on Mrs. Willard C. Oqu + of Manplc reunion civie activities. Miss Ka Iiyan of Hartford, a nember of the local club, gave a short talk on her hopes for the state federation the coming year. Miss Ryan was elected state president at meeting held in Stamford, June Miss Elizabeth Burr, Mr. and Mrs. Heary rancis strect was in ¢ senior luncheon held axercises of Simmons colloge Boston. in « s s Mr. and Mrs. €. R. ( tamily of Plainville, loft to spend the carly part of t at Sachem's Miss Mabel A. Wallen was chair- man of the committee. irk and is week ngton Garden club met afternoon i1e home of L. Redick in Newington. The 't of the afternoon was *Wild nd Their Habits,"” The members responded to the roll call with their favorite wild flower. . Mr. and Mr. End avenue mencement ¢ lege in Amberst, son Dudley P. . o . Felt of ding the t Amherst col- Mass., whero their clt is a member of We m- The annual meeting of the New Teachers' club was held on Tuesday, June 14, in the club rooms Walnut Hill school. This closed the work of a most successtul year, and it is with real appreciation of cifort that the member retirement of their presi- Adele B The fol- 5 were ¢ s Mildred W t, Idward E. Weeks; Miss Jlelen M. Stonc; Henry Wessels. e itain Mrs. Frank Holmes Zlaine, of Tampa a Miss Mildred Mr. and H. D. Goodwin, 1 the annual party of the and club of Mount Ida school, held at the country club in Bridge- port, Wednesc Goodwin o > pres- ceretary treasurer, ~ WEDDINGS Duncan-Wells Wedding | and Traceski - Skritulsky Ceremony next week. Mrs. James 1 nora Lacava Mrs. Alfonso Avitable in New York city from a visit in Ttaly . and Mrs. rrive today | extended . 1arold . Mr. G. Stearns attending the commen ment exer- es at Dartmout ollc Hanover, H. Mr. Stearns is attending the 25th reunion of his class. Mr. and M zhter, [ arley { s of Mr. and Martin Leamy of 248 Ashiey street, Martford, and William D. Roche, #on of Mr. and Mrs. William Roeh {of Beaver street, this | solemnized at Jos in Hartford, Tuesday morning at o Winthrop | o'clock. Reverend Clement Martin Ive- | officiated. A reception was held at the home | of the bride’s parents after the c mony for ahout 130 guests from New York, Philadelphia, Hartford, Nesv | Biritain, Unionville, Torrington and Farmington. The home was deco- | rated with paims, forns, mountain [laurel and daisies. and | P. Watson gnd d Mr. and Mrs Chicago the e Miss Lillian Stein of street has as her gu lynne Abrahams of Boston, a te at Simmons college. iR Mr. and Mrs nsington, is y for the James Hart, son of Mrs. A Lulu, of the week Mrs, Fred (e} yon street, ) Miss J Mr. Zeek lang a gown of Molly-O epe and a veil of sil ht with orange blossoms o0 a bridal bouquet. Miss . Leamy, who was her sister's attendant, wore a gown of shrimp pink erepe and a picturp hat to {match. James M. Conl \Q s best man and the ushers were Henry B. Clattey, Thomas C. Hardie, Jr. nels Roche and John J. Daley. The couple left on a-wedding trip to New York city and Washington, 'D. C., and upon their return will re- nd with Mr Insworth of |¢ ek Tlumphrey and 126 of . and Mrs. taining Mr. Cariisle Mr. and M and son of the week-end, . William J. Brown and Mrs. Ben- Haven and Raymond Humphrey Pittsfield, Mass,, over Mr. Marian Heliyer and Miss Caro- | Presi- | side at 34 Trinity street, New Brit- aln. Mr. Roche is employed at New Britain Post Office. the o o . Miss Helen May Porter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton M. Porter of Russwin road will become the bride of Jared Robert LaDow, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. LaDow of Pler- pont street, Waterbury, this after- noon at the home of the bride's par- ents at 3 o'clock. Reverend W. H. Alderson, pastor of Trinity Meth- odist church, will perform the cere- mony in the presence of the immedi- ate families, A small reception will follow the ceremony after which the couple will leave on a wedding trip to the south. Upon their return they will take up their residence at 91 Highland avenue, Waterbury. « e The marriage of Miss Kathryn | Louise Dickerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Dickerman of Plants- ville to Charles Terry Treadway Jr., |son of Mr. and Mrs. €. T. Tread- way of Bristol will take place this| evening at § o'clock. Reverend |Harry Arthur Kernen of Westiield | Mass, a cousin of the bridegroor | will perform the ceremony, assiste by Reverend Willlam H. McKinney, | pastor of the church. A reception | will follow at the Farmington Coun- |try club. Miss Dorothy Dickerman, a stu- dent at Miss Bennett's school. Mil- brook, N. Y. will be her sister's jmaid of honor. The bridesmalds | will be Miss Theda Dickerman, an- other sister who is attending S Margaret's school in Waterbury; Miss Margaret Brown of Chicago and Miss Phoebe Gould of South- | ington, both cousins of the bride; ‘[aud Miss Bernice Chrysler of New York, who was a classmate of Miss Dickerman at the Ely school; Miss Emily Marlin of Pine Orchard; Miss Eloise Judd and Miss Lucy Temple- | iton both of Waterbury, and Miss | Elizabeth Hunn of Pjne Orchard and | |New York. Miss Patricia Stevens of | | Meriden, a cousin of Miss Dickerman | will be a flower girl. Mr. Treadway's best man will be his brother, Graham Richard Tread- way, Yale, 1530, His ushers will be Shattuck W. Osborne, Yale 1926, {of Newtonville, Mass.; Robert M. | Stockder, Yale 1927, Howard M. Cut- {ler, Yale 1926, of Andover, Mas |John R. Ordway. Yale 1528 of Win- i chester, Mass.; John D. Britton, son {of Mr. and Mrs. Orson Britton of | | Talcottville; Donald R. Funk, Wes- | |1eyan, 1928 and Frederick W. Dicker- | |man, a student at the Westminster | {school and a brother of the bride. | | After September 15, Mr. Treadway {and his bride will be at home at §10 | Farmington avenue, West Hartford. | Miss Dickerman attended Bradford lacademy and was graduated from the Ely school in Greenwich in the class of 1924, Mr. Treadway at- tended Andover academy and was graduated from Yale in the class of | 826, Mr. and Mrs. William Montague of Hawley street are obscrving the J7th anniversary of their marriage at their home today. Rev. Dr. J. W. Cooper, former pastor of the South t'ongregational performad the wed- ding cecremony June 18, 1880, Mr. 1d Mrs. Montague have two chil- r a danghter, Anna. who is now , Ars. Louis Tyron of Saginaw, Mich., | and a son, Sidney Montague, of Boston, Mass., who is a graduate of | *Darvard University class of 1920 and | is ngw with the New England Min- cral Co. Mrs. Tyron was graduated from Smith college in 1913. . v e Mr. and Mrs. E. Allan Moore of Sunuyledge are observing their 36th wedding anniversary today. P Another wedding of interest to oc- | | cur next week is that of Miss Ella | M. Skritulsky, daughter of John | Skritulsky of 102 Vine street, and i Attorney Stanley John Traceski, son jof Mr. and Mrs. John Traceski of Jubilee street. The ceremony will ke place Wednesday at 10 o'clock | n the morning at St. Andrew's| | church. Rev. Edward V. Grikis, pas- | "mr of the church, will reai the cere- | mony. Miss Skritulsky will have her ister, Miss Anna Skritulsky, for her mald of honor. Gabriel A. Traceski jwill be his brother’s best man, and { the ushers will be Harry P. O'Con- | {nor, Boleslaw Grzybowski, Dr. Vin- |cent A. Chadziewicz and +Dr. John | Obuchowski of Hartford. A recepton will follow the ceremony a*m | Shuttle Meadow club. Miss Skritulsky | |is a graduate of the New Britain high school and of St. Ann’s academy at Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. She | specialized in art. She is also a mem- | ber of the Business and Professionai | i ‘s club. Mr. Traceski is a graduate of the New Britain high hool with class 1911, and reccived | the degree of bachelor of arts at| [ Yale in 1916. He was graduated trom | | Yale law school in 1918 and admit- | ted to the bar the same year. He is a Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Al | | pha Delta, Book and Gavel, editor {of the Law School Journal, exalted | rvuler New Britain Lodge ¢ Elks, as- | | sistant clerk of the 1927 senate, di- | rector of the Yale club of New Brit- | win, member of the Lions club, mem.- | T of the American Legion, member | of the Shuttle Meadow club. | e e is | member iturday evening, June 25th, Miss rinc Wells, daughter of Mrs. T. Wells of Newington, and | Duncan, of this city, will be . The ceremony will be per- formed at 7:30 o'clock at the New-! gton Congregational church. Rev- | d4 T. A. Grecne, pastor of the | First Congregational church of this city officiating. The ceremony is to ! {be followed by a reception at the| Wells residence in Newington. Miss | Wells has chosen her sister, Miss Harriet Wells for her maid of honor and her bridesmaids are to be Miss | | Ruth Bassette of this city, Miss Ruth | | Burdeck of Hartford, Miss Edith | agenbacker of Brooklyn and Miss | | Virginia_Eggleston of New London. | | Donald E. Leich of New York city | is to be Mr. Duncan's best man and | his ushers will be his brother, John | H. Duncan of New Haven, Weston H. Jenks of Waterbury, Willlam M. Cowles of this city and Walter B. Murdock of this city. .. th Wiiliam 1 Stanle marri . The wedding of Miss Violet Wal- ton of 139 Vance street and Fred Cookson of Waterbury, will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock at St. Mark's church chapel. The | Uride will be attended by Miss Sal- | ly Madone and the groom by Swen Swanson. | The bride's gown will be of blue canton crepe and she will wear a grey picture hat. Her bouquet will Invitations have been sent out by Mrs. Marion V. Chambers for the marriage of her daughter to James J. Curran. The ceremony will take place Thursday, June 30, at St. Joseph’s church. be of bridal roses. The brides.nald will be attired in a gown of pale pink canton crepe with hat to match | and will carry a bouquet of sweet | peas in pastel shades. | Upon their return from a wedding | trip the couple will reside at 80| Winthrop street. | e o ® ‘ The marriage of Miss Theresa | Cecilla Krauth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Krauth of Iast Berlin and Frederick T Facius of Ridge road of Middletown, took place at | the rectory of St. Paul's church | Kensington, Wednesday morning at | 30 o'clock by Reverend Joh.: C. rennan, pastor. | The bride was attired in a gown of duchess satin with a veil of silk tulle surmounted by a coronet of pearls. She carried a shower bou- quet of bridal roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Irone M. Henry of Bridgeport, who waa bridesmaid, wore a gown or orchid georgette | with rosepoint lace and a picture hat to match. She carrird a bou- quet of pale pink roses. The flower girl, Dorothea Helen Varson, nlece of the bride, carried a basket of old fashioned flowers. She wore a dress of white net over pink silk. Arnold Facius, his brother’s best man. | The weddjng breakfast was held it the homd®of the bride's parents, | zunsts being present from New York | ol Fast Orange, New Jersey, Rridgeport. New Haven, New Brit- ain, Middletown and Cromwell. The Tiouse was decorated with baskets | of pink and whita roses. The couple will make their home | in Middletown, upon their return | from a wedding trip. Announcement has been reecived | in this city of the engagement of | Arthur Wilsen, of Evereit., Massa- chusetts, to Miss Miriam Chase of Mattefran, Massachusetts, Mr. Wil- con Is the third son of Mr. and Mrs. | J. Herbert Wilson of Everett,| formerly of this city | M. and Mrs. M. P. Leghorn of | Stanley street observed the thirty- | fitth anniversary of their marriage | a corsage of sweet peas. The maid of honor wore a dress of powder blue with hat to match. She wore & corsage of sweet peas. » Mr. and M Gutaukas left for Atlantic City, and on their return will make their home at 19 Henry street. o s e Mr. and’Mrs. E. B. Lasher of 216 Stratford road celebrated the fif- teenth anniversary of their marritge Sunday by entertaining guests “ at Heeneekis Inn, Indian Neck. They were married at Wallingford by Reverend ). Budford Pagry. pastor of the Congregational church.’ Mr. Lasher is a member of firm of Baker and Lasher. the . o . Miss Julie 8. Koplowitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Koplowite of 38 Dewey street, this city, will be married today to Gerald Rifkin. ton of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rifkin of New York city. The ceremony will take ‘place in s Angeles, California, with Rev. erend Silverman offfclating. The bride will be attired in a gown «f gray georgette over pink satin. The couple will make their home in Los Angeles, following a wedding trip through the Yosemite Valley by motor. 1 o s e Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Dailey of Farmington avenue observed the eleventh anniversary of their mar- riage Tuesday. Mrs. Dailey befoere her marriage was Miss Mary A, Conlon of Plainville. Miss Josephine Spieler, daughter ! of Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Spieler of Tield street, Bristol, and Arthur 1. Farrar, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Farrar of North Washington street, Plainville, were married Tuesday at St. Joseph's church, ,Bristol. ‘The couple were attended by Miss “rene Dubar and Emil Spieler. .« e The wedding of Miss Susanna Ruth Phobulis, daughter ot Mr. and (Continued on Page 12) Tuesday. They were married in this | S — city and have resided here since that time, Mr. Leghorn, who was in | the jewelry business in this city for about 36 years, retired last year. Sha e Miss Anna Grayson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Grayson of 77 Judd avenue, and Charles I Gutaukas, son of Mr. and Mrs, John Gutaukas of 19 Henry street, were married at 8 o'clock Wednesday morning at St. Jeseph’s church by Reverend John F. Donohue. They wern attended by Miss Marion Gray. son. sister of the bride, and John J. DeAngelis, The bride was attired in rose en- mble and hat¥to match and wore Emma N. Miller Announces Summer Courses in Piano. Special Classes in History and Music Appreciation 475 Arch St. Tel. 2964-8 —_———eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee e &) ncess%fricia Sterl ing Mmuef Sierlins terli (.prinsc €55 HAnne 'ing The above three patterns represent the latest trend in sterling silver design by three of the lgadlnx American silver companies. At LeWitt’s you will find all patterns of Sterling and Plate suitable for the glorious June bride. M. C. LeWitt Jeweler and Silversmith Up 1 Flight