New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1929, Page 16

16 = EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1929. Social News nd Henry rs. Her- gown veil lay panel will car! nic Institute ber of the in the Lin- Lincoln n from trip. eside Sacred Heart ewski, sister of the _WEDDINGS Each Day I By Wedding gance. of Che r. and Maxwell John Ir- from bride and It was color s’ eme s a POOR PA BY CLAUDE CALLAN Al BY NT HET LEN > seeims right well her divorce ond marri him She didn't get as g he took after but s “I used think r Ben was I just hecause folks.” Copyright 1423 ornry, butl panked Publishers Syndicass r wore rose beige vet with hat to 1 :atch tterfly roses. for tha s of the imme > reception Mrs. Ryan left on d will make their fu Montreal, Canad n s a graduate of cacher jate fumilies the Normal n the attended Fairfax Michael's High colleze, V¢ nt of daughter of Moran of s J. Matte been ill he church, Kathleen L Mr. and Mrs. Southington to of School street, announced. The formed at St Southington, at ptember ss Irene Fran of Mr. and r. and Mrs. James B. w street, took oroing at church at 10 o'clock Walter J. Lyddy. A « rogram was played throughout I Love You Truly” was August . Heisler, bride. cousin id of honor w Miss Tsa- hel Ralph and Edward J. Greene of Hartford s the hest man i s gown s @ riod model white ind her veil of was caught with o} Her bouquet ind lilies of satin duchess lac blossor ite was roses the valley. maid of honor wor powder hlue georgette th hat and She carried pink roses. After the reception held home of the at which the fifty guests present fr New York, Providenc and this city, the couple lef extended motor trip throt Y and the Thousand Upon their return they will live on Monro They will be at home to their friends after October 1. of Miss slippers to mateh butterfly which bride’s pa wa Canada Is street The wedding I"uoco, son Alice Primiani the id and milio Primiani was 1an was Miss Viola Mr. and Mrs, ham street to Harry Mrs. Pa Hoski. daughter John Hoski of Burn- rryville, was marricd son of Mr. and Peters of Goodwin Monday morning t church, Terryville d Peter J. Kaczmarski ccle brated nuptial high < Miss Alma Here maid of honor and I'red Peters, of Pe an istol, simir's ko of Terryville the bridegroom, was the man. After the held at the br left for C return they in best reception which lle’s home the and up 15 couple their ke uture homs Jurnh Perryville he weddir Miss IFlorence accaluti, d: of Mrs. Rocco 1 of West strect and Michael of Mr. and i of New Lo day morning at 9 Mary's chureh. Rev- s I*. Lawlor performed son don o'clock at erend Thon st the cerem The bride garnet frans- pa Ivet with hat slippers to match roses. Miss who wore a dress and and va Burgu carried Gianotta butterfiy of Kensington 1id of honor was atfired 1y ensemble with hat to match. The bridesmaid carried was a houquet of Milo Canestr: was the 1ests of the best man were at the re- h took ¢ after the the bride’s home on The om New London and New Britain. The couple left on a wedding trip New York and the Berkshires. will live in NewsLondon. brother guests were f a gown of | Nrs. I'he wedding of Miss Mary Rodel of Cranton Terrace and Frank Sem- pel of Glen street, was solemn Monday mornir t 0 o'clock in St v Reverend WASHINGTON FOLK BACK IN CAPITAL Fall Sees Return of Many Though Some Still Away What Congress Is | Doing —eeeeee Ired Knapp. held at and Mrs trip sroom by the hor Sempel left or Mr. Hary th democrat hill was tion Miss can Jennie M. Biorda nd Mrs. Salvatore Biorda of North street Modifica 14 of New York rriec hundr £ soci daughter Towa of r special w» — who president’s call for morning in Reverend Walter Josephine S com- 4 from sipped tez splanded ience that th already a sufficient number of important per- in town o make a season Hy a4 mor ittle had 1k Lyddy private maid of was best mpiri O atti Salveria man. After the reception home of the bride's nt, Mrs. Modifica left for after which they was honor and is senate naval 10 washed his naval n and ted to help 2o to the proposition at the Mr 1 honeymoor will live North imittee denic and s of gat said e ottom of 1 brilliant opening son could not have at group invited to \ces from theepresident s okhart, republican sal of farm nator B L LT 8 charged that re ind cquip ns of seratio ttion boat . other s from Burling [: on and other nearby places democrat, * R Mr. Curtis, | Mayflower f¢ his da and her remain for Fort & station: su sty en, South Manches that excessive Carolina, lictio for North onfirmed his pr rateq would invite turday continues d president this week rles P. Geor; children. They did not Miss Beatrice . E: ter of Mr. and Mrs, Broad strect Louis P. Stuart son of I Satur AL A ston, nik 0. Plainville, Sterling, lis A. Stuar ptember 7, by Ball of the Mcthod wedding wa » brid orchid daugh- 4 gn reprisals Easton of and on tariff of Mass., were married Teatih where Major Mrs, George or 1 ides on Naval subcommitt ay lisarma- mer at the and visited he EW CHORAL CLUB PLANS REHEARSAL Hore Than 50 Expected at Megt- Mass., her G Siasconset, president wrden Rl s home under un arch of nd w trimmed with cut Retha at and cle rin i sumn RALToae Gann now in land park, the winter 1ins and ha herself, is much her hang z other lines in the pretily nished rooms. z busy home to rent it She 1id of cousin G honor days us he Cleve paring ason er girl, jter was the Dest n. who was given away by tor fur made Her raitE o ings and hite georgette and ed a sho bouquet of haby's th and bridal roses. Her veil was of white tulle. Miss Retha Easton orchid georgette and rried yellow gladioli. After there eption wore a gown of e of vork that Rams inly said to the U'ni many 18 from Wa o road arly winter stay nd | are preparing to Washingten o be wore S minister of has for A | The prime MacDon would come and be 1 hegin ptember by mony hich the chenecta Sturbridge, H ton, Windsor. Plainville. Mr v a wedding was a r q State en 50 and 60 rehearsing on an (24, it to en tw voices are now Tuesday Sterling and decided tford, Bristol. New Britain d Mrs. Stuart left b to Maine, the|lcrtainments for Mountains, the Green Moun- | tries will he and New York state with Sir rn they will reside Bloomfield, Conn plans over ther hasten back for has been th Mass. hoard of directors, At 1 baton him. Four ¢ New ¥ that is t rd, its I'tee Sta 10 rehearsals under present at the of rk hosts me How . Irish MacWhi as hos an- Honorable Vincent host, and President Hoov- and Mrs. Masscy still in Canada where they spent immer but will return by the Mr. MacDonald sails from England cere. | late tRis month. “The largest most brilliant entertainment 1 I be given by the Ambassador of t Britain and Lady Isabella con y will renovated tr Decs I'red the Upon as ho: on cador Mr. Micha with the uditorium ot ior High school mber W club, Anderson of Port- " Clark of Chest- married at the homs everend Alfred D. Heininger Saturday evening, September 7, Shortly after the and Mrs. Clark left for a honeymoon and. will make tt street, I & gL York and with Mr lected mu This music The picked voices i week at oclock 208 Mr. two weeks their return on B mony, organ upon their future - coner is hoped th High home in Senior their small sons, Hugo Jr., i : Matomuerfasideyoisd Sterling. Mrs. Black is the you time and effort to the est of the senatori: of this new mich pro Weathes motion s chorus. wrnival and P ormit will b Mon day Wilcox street Al ontinued Saints me TWO PAROCHIAL, SCHOOLS HAVE 1555 ENROLLMENT | ellow | | wives from 1 is modest social chureh ¢ south. & in her Wi tions and retiring connec- aind she and trul lor the lights on shington but very popular hoys ¢ del trav the they figures wide little f sistible in S AT e Mary's 1,250 and St trousers. . e | Josepl’s 305, According to | Day school, $12; night school nd supplies free s College Rook dors of th Busi advt Russell Scott, emont street 1 to Licutenant Rival at police staion last night th bitten by @ dog at the corn Main and Stanley 1 vs, belongs to a family it street d to the hotel, quite i Connec looking Jite St 77 sailor Registers Anoth resider mily no Records of Pri | Senator | BTG Registration of pupils in S Mary's and St. Joseph's parochial schools has been completed and the tot 1,555 pupils ar strect, | being two institution this ear are 1,250 registered Mary's, and 3 them is St. Joseph's. | Harrison of close reighbor of Senator I Lalollette, Jr., of Wisco senators live in comforta on Cathedral with ssippl dog school begins at pt. 16.—Advt nleiter, violinist, has re Moody's show that taught in the Thers avenue, a wide broad tront porches overlook Booth Blk. Tel. ing Rock Creek park w )} rmitting, Al Saints of big trees. Just opposite carnival will be continued a hedge of sweet wild honeysuckle and Monlay nigafs s that divide the street hurch grounds on Wilcox street 5 both Advt flowers growing in their small Day school, $12; n vards. They are so close to the gov- Books and supplie ernment zoo that they can hear the Business College.—advt. call of the wild animals and birds cather permitting, held captive there ¢h carnival will Mrs. Lalolletc Saturday and Monday ni the senator, church g 1s on Wilcox swrent Leeps his home. Advt of the Women's Nation can club but is not rather ing |low in his fathers ils | h its forest We church rday on | and pink ro from the park enc 1 City Advertisement | lic that Willow is hereby given to the on the proposed Brook relief plan will he at w mecting in the office of | ird of Tublic Works Monday evening, Sept D8, T All who are interested in the will be free. Connecticut action All continued Saints et the Hall, S o'clock, ch be mother s with him and She « member Republi- active in poli- her son to fol- footsteps. widowed 00 | of pro- heard at said meeting. DAVID L. NAT Committee A. Nasn fall and winter suits G 22 Roxbury Road Advt 3 1cs, Chairman THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Quick USED CARS DO YOU KHOW g THAT WE HAVE PAID YOUR REPAIR BILLS? BECAUSE WE RECONDITION OUR CARS AND PUT THEM IN GOOD MECHANICAL CONDITION EQUIP THEM WITH GOOD PIRES—AND RE- FINISH THEM IN OUR DUCO DI Y CAR BEARING THE FAMOUS RED 0. K. TAG SOLD WITH A DAY GUARANTEE Alphabetically and Ready Artaugea for Reference ke L ATES tor CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Chaige Prepai Itne line line USED Count 6 woids to a line. 14 lines to an inch Minimumn epace 3 lines Minimum Book charge. 33 centa he Herald will not be responsible fur errors after the @rst insertion. ADVERTISING FOR THIS SECTION MUST BE ORDERED BEFORE 12:30 P. M. DAILY AND 9:30 SATURDAY. 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