New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
SUSAN HADSELL TO WEDLIEUTENANTFAY
Marriage Ceremony to Take Place
 in POughkeepSie, N. Y.
WILL LIVE AT CAMP DEVENS


 Exhibition-SouthE End Club Dance
 Tonight.-Boy Scouts to Go on
 Hike-Brief Items.
 Cards have .been received an- nouncing the coming wedding of Miss Susan Platt Hadsell, daughter of Colonel G. Arthur Hadsell, U. S. A. and Mrs. c. 4. Hadsell of 10 Church street. to Lieutenant Edward Nichol- son Fay, U. S. A. The date set for the wedding has been Saturday, September 25. It will be held in the First Presbyterian church in Pough- keeIAsie, N. Y. Rev. E. P. Newton of Hyde Park will officiate. Miss Had sell was confirmed in the Episcopal church in Valdez. Alaska. by the Rev. MT. Newton, when Colonel Hadsell was stationed at that place. Rev. Newton will be assisted by Rev. John McNabb, pastor of the Presbytrian church in Poughkeepsie. The maid of honor will be, Miss Margaret Hub bell of Garden City, L. I. The best man will be Jack Cunningham of New York. The bridesmaids will be Miss Elizabeth Hubbell, Miss Eliza
  Doris Fay, of Buffalo, sister of the groom and Miss Elizabeth Langthorn of Brooklyn. The flower girls will be Mistress Sally Da1zell of New Bri- tain and Molly Holden of Pough- keepsie. The ribbon girls will be Miss Henrietta Castle of Plainville, Sherwood and Patty Dalzell of New Britain, Louise. Catherine and Hen rietta Platt of Poughkeepsie. The ushers will be Lieutenant Miles Tram mell, Lieutenant J. C., Joyce of the 13th infantry, Cadet G. Arthur Had sell, jr., of West Point, Richard c. Fay of Springfield Mass, and Jack Cunningham of New York.
 After the wedding a reception will be given at the home of Mrs. James B. Platt. 43 South Hamilton street, Poughkeepsie. N. Y. Lieutenant and Mrs. Fay will leave on an extended wedding tour through Canada. They plan to make their future home at Camp Devens, MassA, where Lieut.. Fay is stationed.
 To Hold Exhibition.
 The fPlainville Eureka Poultry club and the Plainville Garden club, organized by the school children dur ing their school term last year, and aided greatly by the school authori- ties, will hold a demonstration and fair, September IT and IS in the Grange hall. The youngsters have planted gardens in back yards and other small places and have made such success of them that it is only justice to have an exhibit of their efforts. That keen interest is taken by the people of the town is easily seen by the assistance given. Meet ings have been held every month by both clubs when the crops and their proper care have been discussed. The care of chickens and other species has been the topic of the Poultry club. Raymond James of Barnesdale, connected with the Hart ford County Farm bureau, paid sev- eral visits.
 The fair will be held on the after noon of September IT from 1 until o'clock in the evening. It will be held all day on the 18th commencing at s a. m. and ending at about D. m. Several of the local farm bureau members will be asked to cooperate and make a good showing for the children. The cooking classes at the Plainville Grammar school will also
 
 and will be incharge of Miss Bernice Towne. Miss Towne is successor in that capacity to Miss Dorothy Man ion. who formerly had charge of the classes. Miss Manion will not return to teach this season.
 Representatives from the Connecti- cut State Teachers association will also be present, according to the ex- pectations of the fair officials.
 It has also been announced that the two Cooking clubs will journey to the Eastern States Fair in Spring field, Mass, in charge of Miss Towne where they will compete for the state championship cooking. The fair will be held September 20 to 25. It will be remembered that the local cooking classes had the distinction of capturing the Interstate champion ship in cooking at the Berlin fair last year.
 S. F. A. c. Dance Tonight.
 The first dance of the season will be held in the Plainville Grange hall this evening. It will be under the auspices of the South End, Athletic club. Kline's Jazz orchestra will furnish the music. Dancing will be held from until 12 o'clock. Re treatments will be served during the evening The proceeds of the dance will be used for equipment for the football team this fall. The team is in need of new uniforms and other