New Britain herald., 1915-01-02

ton Bassette to Wilbur Carroll Gilbert of Beaumont Texas, which Is to be solemnized at o'clock this evening at the South Congregational church, which has been decorated under the tasteful direction of Miss Rose cpx,rchill, assisted by the young friends of the bride.
 Rev. George w. c. Hill will officiate. At the altar the bridegroom. with his best man, his brother, Lynn Gill bert. will await the rest of the bridal party. which will enter at the opposite end of the church. The six ushers, five of whom are relatives of the bride. will be: Ray Donald Bassette ~ West Hartford, Meryin Harley Hart, Irwin Carroll of Bea aumont, Texas: Donald Richards Hart, Fred erick Lee More of New York city, and Burdett Emo Bassette of New Britain.
 Following the ushers will come alone the maid of honor. Miss Mar garet Sage, of Hartford, cousin of the bride, who will wear a gown of pink tulle trimmed with silver and will nery a shower bouquet of Killarney Hoses and maiden hair ferns.
 The bride will enter on the arm of her father Buell. Burdette Bassette, kM her gown will be beautiful sation of bridal satin trimmed with kutilly lace court train, and her
 will be held in place with orange
 1ns, while she will carry
 shower bouquet of orchids and
 the valley
 Anne Bassette. of Enfield,
 unt of the bride. will sing:
 yning." just before the we'd
 rch is played.
 is to be very charming re-
 given at the brides home on
 ls Place, for the relatives and A. T,ung friends.
 N out of town guests are from 7 elphia. Lynn, Mass, Springfield, 5- =ork city, Hartford, West Hart smsbury, Meriden and Beau sns Texas
 tc .sr lilies tied with large grace --Hs of blue ribbon predominate ! AIT decorations and the southern INIT loss With background of a IJLblue com bined with southern
 and New England evergreen
 Q the beautiful decorations of lrch.
 Brown, the organist of the J~~~~ will render an appropriate
 Il program, the half hour pre- X the ceremony. 077 groom's gift to the bride is a UIl Il platinum diamond bar pin -3 interesting to note at this occa- ' at the brides aunt, Mrs. I. S.
 ts the first bride married at ii tn church.
 i zAIII Lorraine Mitchell and Robert soo' of Mount Vernon. New York
 ,day after spending Christmas @7a sir aunt, Mrs. Charles Mitchell ouoseell street. .- Mildred Weld of Park Place hi ned the H. H. Girls at her
 ast Saturday afternoon. The Lean was spent in playing five a and the first and second @3 Relvere won by Miss Eleanor A-acter' and Miss Marjorie Hine re- 1 Hn thly, Miss Mona Martin captur- condltSooby prize. Miss Weld was lencesev surprised by her guests, mentsssented her with beautiful at tn of carnations. Refreshments -ved and a delightful after
 as enjoyed by all.
 
 :, &H. H. Girls gave their first sub
 2Hl dance Thursday evening,
 er 31, 1914, in Booths hall, at
 k The dance proved a de-
 .cess and novel feature was Knowing of blue and gold
 Is, the colors of the club, at
 of twelve. The forty-five r present enjoyed dancing the r in and all parted with New
 eetings on January 1, 1915. presses were Mrs. Eugene J.
 [rs. Frank A. Porter Mrs.
 4. Mills, Mrs. Eugene w. &$ld Mrs John E. Martin. s&SHW
 yteanor Bodleye of Lexington akhtertaining over this week
 End Mrs. Fowler of Plainfield ' ..larissa Lewis of Grove Kill 0r .aHttain over this weekend N lAeTict who has recently re- - yoh Hawaii.
 IF
 New Britain parties attend ohsr Hartford A. D. $. dance held l to"eu feyening at the Pennington churyf Club
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 uao Marian Davis Of West Main up entertained at her home Wed afternoon local five hund- i've consisting of about twelve recei' idies. xWho f
 s@ s William F. Brooks and dauEh- 4 Is Katherine Brooks, spent enjoy
 Margaret Russell of Grove a' Visiting friends in Schenectady, M fork. i Florine Parker of Vine street Hn.ndered pleasant surprise par