The Press., 1920-06-24

the Center school, 1st; Marion Won drasek of South Wilmington school, End; prizes, $500 and $2.50 in gold. Class B, Ethel Wraight, 1st, prize, $5, ! Center school; Mary Blahuesiak, 2nd, Daleville Judges, l.. c. Staples of Ellington, Mrs. I. T. Jewett of Holland | and A. w. Greer of Willimantic. His tory of Wilmington, 1st prize, Emily Parizek, Center school, 95 per cent | on test; End prize, Monroe Usher, South Willington school, 92 per cent on test. Judge, A. w. Greer, Williman- l tic In the spelling contest, judged l ty N. l.. Light of Hartford, director of supervision, Frances Hall of South Willington and Emil PariZek of Cen ter school were even, each spelling IA words of the 150 given. Hall | prize for sewing judged by Miss Violet Snow of Columbus, Ohio: first prize, Grace Service, South Wilmington | school second Ruth Davis of Center school. Palmer prize for sewing, for grades below the sixth: first prize, Beatrice Malo, South Wilmington | school; second, Josephine Kalber, East Wilmington school. The $1500 in gold, for school making the most points, was won by Mrs. Gahan, of the
 
 awarded for night attendance to those | who completed the 75 nights, as full term of the night school session. as follows: Mrs. Mary Raimer, Mrs. Rose Pospisil, Antonio Aricero, Angelo De- Cicco, Charles Struad. s. J. Brown awarded the certificates. MT. Garrison as supervisor of schools spoke very strongly on the necessity of having a grade school here in this town. His remarks seemed to show that such a school was~a great help to education. The awarding of prizes was in charge of l.. c. Staples. Awarding of certifi- cates to the graduates was by Col w. H. Hall, who gave the. graduates a brief Tut very instructive talk.
 Miss Doris Elizabeth Hall. daughter of Col. William H. Hall and Mrs. Hall,
 and William LeRoy McBee, son of MT. and Mrs. William B. McBee of Provi- dence, R. l., were married last Thurs day afternoon at 5 o'clock in Memorial
 church by the pastor, Rev. Theodore
 Bacheler. The guests included a large
 number of relatives and friends. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was attended by her sister,
 Miss Clara Hall, as maid of honor the bridesmaids were Miss Maud Hinds of San Francisco, Cal, Miss Doris Cobb of Boston, Mass, Miss Veronica Hewat, of North Adams, Mass, and Miss Marguerite McBee of Provi- dence. Miss Frances Hall was ring bearer and the flower girls were, Misses Elizabeth Jones and Faith Rob- inson. F. Russell Smith of Norwich, was the best man. The ushers were William D. Holman of Manchester. Harold D. Scott of Providence, Fred erick D. Ballou, Jr., of Providence Gardiner H. Hall and Holman Hall | The church was beautifully decorated l with mountain laurel and ferns Al bert B. Waite of Rockville presided at | the organ and gave a recital preced- l ing the ceremony. The bridal chorus | from Wagner's Lohehgrin and Men | delssohn's' wedding march were ren- 1 dered as the bridal party entered the l church. The bride wore gown of l Margot lace and heavily beaded net, her veil of tulle being caught with or ange blossoms. She carried a shower l bouquet of Cecile roses. The maid of l hOnOr's dress was lowered chiffon in | tones of orchid with Chantilly lace l and orchid plumes, she carried | bouquet of old blue larkspur. The l lridemaids were dressed in orchid l organdie frocks, with taffeta hats to l match and carried shower bouquets of | Aaron Ward roses. The ring bearer wore peach cOlored organdie and the | flower girls frocks were of white or l gandie with peach colored sashes and white hats. The brides mother wore embroidered net and lace over brown l taffeta with lace hat. The bride and her attendants are all graduates of l Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass. Follow | ing the ceremony reception was held at the home of the brides pa rents, which was effectively decorated | throughout with southern smilax and Ward roses. A wedding supper was served to hundreds of guests, includ- | ing the employees of the G. Hall, Jr. Company. Dancing followed the sup per and a Six-piece string orchestra | furnished the music. After an extend ed wedding trip by motor, MT. and Mrs. McBee will be at home at Adams, Mass, after August 1st. The bride Austria at the beginning of the war. She has been to Hawaii and several times to California, making the trip in | one instance, by motor. The bride groom served at the Mexican border in 1916, and during the World war with the heavy artillery, later being sent home as an instructor in a south ern camp.