New Britain herald., 1922-04-29
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 in Saint Mary's church in Portland on "Wednesday morning, Reverend War rcn Roche and Reverend Farrell Mar tin, pastor Of the church. celebrated n high nuptial mass. The bride was attended hy her sister, Miss Theresa Fitzgerald as maid of honor and the best man was John Saunders of Hart ford, The ushers were Harry Jack son, Harry Schcld. Harold Doland and Clifford Hellberg of this city,
 The brides dress was of white cm- hloidered Canton crepe, Her We'll was made In cap fashion of tule and Duchess lace, being held In place with orange blossoms, She carried a bridal bouquet of lilies of the valley and rardenias. Her attendant wore Il dress of sunset Spanish lace over Can ton crepe with black lace hat and carried white roses and orchids. X ycccption was held at the home of the brides sister. Mrs. w. J. O'Brien, in Portland, Mir, and Mrs. Squire left soon after for New York. Atlantic City and Washington, n. C. They will live in New Britain. Mir. Squire at tended Colgate University. and is a member Of Delta Kappa Epsilon fra ternity
 Miss Grace Margaret Brady, daueh ter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank F.. Brady of Chestnut street and Clayton Jerome Sawyer of Rroadalbin, New York were married Wednesday morning at the church of Saint John the Evangc- lict hp br DO, I They were attended by Miss Helen Brady and Frank Brady. sister and brother of the bride. During tho ceremony Miss Florence prctta sang 70 Promise Me" John JA Crcan played the wedding march. After tho ceremony reception followed at the homo of the brides parents. Mir. and Mrs. Sawyer left on an extended we'd ding trip. They will make their home in Rroadalbin, New York.
 Announcements have been sent out Of the marriage Of Miss Pauline Marian Richards to Dr. Samuel Wellington Irving. The wedding took place in Springfield on Wednesday, April 26. at the Hope Congregational J Burford Parry pastor of the church officiating. Following the ceremony Dr. and Mrs. Irving left on an ex- tended motor trip. They will bo at home to their friends at 2S Vine street after the first of September.
 Announcement has been made of the wedding of Miss Esther Bailey of Monroe street of John F. Daley of Main street. The wedding took place Thursday morning at Saint Joseph $ church with the Reverend J. Leo Sul- lran officiating. Mrs. Daley was at tended by her sister and Mir. Daley by his brother. Following the ceremony Mir. and Mrs, Daley left on an unan- nounccd wedding trip. Upon their return they will make their home in his city.
 Mrs. Luther J, Parker of Hartford was one of the attendants al the Wright Nichols wedding which took place at the Emmanuel Congregation al church in West Hartford, on We'd ncsday evening. Mrs. Wright was en- tertaned for in New Britain last week by Mrs. Luther Parker at the home of her mother. Mrs. Clayton Parker of Vine street. and by Mrs. Mary NJ. Bates. al her homo on Russell street.
 
 Ruth Draper, presenting her or ignaI character sketches under the auspices of the Business and Profes- sonal Women's club Wednesday eve ming at the New Britain High school auditorium, made a deep impression upon the. large audience assembled when she presented the following program:
 A French Dressmaker.
 Three Generation in a Court of Domestic Relations.
 A Debutante.
 A Class in Greek Poisc.
 on the Porch in a Maine Coast Town.
 In Railway Station on the Western Plains.
 The Swift club gave q dance last evening at La Bal Tabarin for Ken meth Clarke and Paul Griffin. Both young men are leaving the city. Mir Clarke who has been with the Bcr- lin Construction company has accept cd a position out of town. Mir Grif- fin will still be in the employ of the Stanley Works, but is to travel in the south. There were about twcnty-s1X couples present at the dance.
 Mr. and Mrs. Leon F. Elphcr of l Is Black Rock avenue entertained several friends at d card party Tues day evening. A number of out-of- town guests were present. including Mir. and Mrs. II. F. Chapman of East Hartford; Mir. and Mrs. l.. D. Binke, of Hartford: Nr. and Mrs. Julian La Pienc, of Hartford Mir, and Mrs. ieon R. Gould, of Hartford, and Leon Gould of this city. Mrs, Gould was the winner of the first prize and Jul ion La Pienc the consolation prize.
 A farewell party was given Thurs day evening at the homo of Mrs. J. r. Griffcn of SIP Stanley street in tonor of Miss Margaret M. Corcoran, who is soon to enter St. Mary's train ing school for nurses in Waterbury.
 During the evening Miss Corcoran was presented with a purse of $50 in gold, games were played and a very attractive lunch was served.
 
 The Connecticut League of Women Voters gave a bridge party at the Hartford Golf club on Thursday af- ternoon. There were 105 tables playing and twenty prizes awarded, in a novel fashion, since the person having the highest score could make Q choice of any one of the. twenty prizes, In that manner all the prizes were awarded. Miss Helen Caldwell of Harrison street, this city,