New Britain herald., 1922-10-28
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On Wednesday afternoon at the First German Baptist church, Miss Ellie A. Damming became the bride of George F. Scheidler of 446 West Main street. The ceremony took place at three o'clock and Rev. G. H. Schneck officiated. Mrs. Scheidler is the daughter of Mrs. H. Damming of 15 Kelsey street.
 The bride was attired in a gown of white canton crepe satin with pearl trimmings and a veil of silk tulle, coronet style. She carried bouquet of white chrysanthemums. Her brides maid Miss Ella Anderson, wore a gown of gray crepe with blue satin and Dutch lace trimmings.
 About sixty guests were present from Brooklyn, N. Y.. New Haven, Hartford and PlainvIle The church was decorated with palms and the house with yellow and white chrysan- themums.
 The Esther Stanley Chapter, D. A. R. will have it's first meeting of the season on Friday, November 3 when Dr. Richard F. Burton, Professor of 1 Literature in the University of Mime sota will speak on 'The Bible in Ed ucation" at the First Church Chapel at 3:3O o'clock. Here as elsewhere Dr. Burton is always enthusiastically well comed. The chapter is more than ordinarily pleased to offer this privi- lege to the public through the courte- sy of Mrs. William Brooks, Mrs. w. c. Hungerford, Mrs. Harris R. Humason and Mrs. Anson Mills. Tea will be served by the hostesses of the after noon who will be Mrs. Mary s. Foster Mrs. John c. Loomis, Mrs c, F. Good Louis Reynal and Mrs. Frank Wach ter
 Miss Rose Perosky of 15 Laurel street and Julius Kask of 40 Grove street were married Monday morning at the Sacred Heart church. Miss Estelle Perosky sister of the bride, arczyk, cousin of the bride, acted as best man.
 The bride was attired in a gown of white satin with Spanish lace and a veil caught with orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of bridal roses and Iillies of the valley, The bridesmaid wore an apricot georgette dress with picture hat to match. She carried bouquet Of tea roses.
 After a wedding trip to New York and Atlantic City the couple will make their home at 5 Laurel street.
 
 Last Sunday Mir. and Mrs. Matthew T. McGrath celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary at their home, 40 Maple street A large number of their friends were present and the couple received many appropriate gifts, John Mccarthy, John Hilton and George McSweeney favored with vocal solos. Mir and Mrs. McGrath were married on October 23, 1912. at St, Mary's church. Rev. r. Wilson, an uncle of the bride, performing the ceremony. Mrs NcGrath before her marriage was Miss Minnie Rusky.
 Cards have been sent out announC- ing the opening lesson of Dancing Class on Friday, November Srd at the Shuttle Meadow Club The second lesson will be on Saturday, November 1 Sth, the third on Wednesday, No vember 2ath, the fourth on Friday, December Sth the fifth lesson will take the form Of masque ball while will he held on Friday Decem- Der 18th. George Rutherford. Esq and Mrs. Natalie Farlee of the Plaza Hotel New York, will conduct the class
 number of friends of Mir. and Mrs. Cole Brown of 765 East street, tsndered the couple a surprise party at their home last Sunday. Mrs Brown was presented with an ivory set. Mrs. S. Cohen favored with vocal solos and piano selections were rem dered by Miss Swarsky and Miss Lil7 lian Brown A buffet lunch was served
 Mrs. Augusta Zehrer of 61 Trinity street. gave a dinner Thursday eve fling in honor of the first wedding an niversary of Mir. and Mrs Henry A. Carlson, also of that address. Twenty guests were present. After dinner, piano selections were rendered and games played. Mir, and Mrs. Carlson were the recipient of number of beautiful gifts.
 Miss Alice Nero, Miss Ruth Daniel son and Miss Anna Mullen were on the committee in charge of the dance