New Britain herald., 1922-10-21
SOCIAL NEWS ..

share Of attention inNfhsi city and one
 is,kept tbusy'hurrying from one to an-
 other.lDne of the most elaborate wed
 dinss of the year was that of Mss
 Marion Long, the daughter of Mrs
 Peter Lons. of I.tncoln street, and
 Cornelius J. Walsh. son ol
 Mrs Julia Walsh of New York city
 The wedding ceremony took place al
 St, Mary's church on Monday morning
 at 10 o'clock. Reverend .. T. Winters
 performed the ceremony with a
 solemn nuptial high mass while Rev
 w. A. McCrann was master Of cere-
 monies ans Father John Maher of Haverstaw. N. H. was deacon with
 Key w. A. Krause sub deacon. Miss
 Virginia 'Hallinan of Victoria, Texas,
 was maid of honor and. Miss Margaret
 and Miss Jane Flahnery, the daugh-
 ters of Mr.and Mrs. Thomas Flannery
 Of this city were the flower girls. John
 A. Walsh of New York city, a brother
 Of the groom was best man and the
 ushers were John Eisel, Herbert Gus
 kee, Edward Barrigan and Roger
 O'Rielly. all of New York city. The
 bride was given away by her brother.
 Thomas Hallinan Long, who is a stu
 dent at Seton Hall. She was gowned
 in Spanish lace heavily beaded in
 pearls over cloth of silver. She wore
 her mothers bridal veil and carried
 a shower bouquet of roses. The maid
 Of honor wore gown of honeydew chiffon over cloth with a hat to match.
 She carried bouquet of sweetheart
 roses. The little flower girls dressed
 in honeydew chiffon also, carried
 baskets of sweet heart roses. Lohen-
 grin's wedding march was played by
 John J. Crean, organist of the church.
 During the service "Kyrie" from Ross
 wigs mass in F was rendered. Mrs.
 Connolly and Mrs. Crean sang the Ave Maria" and Gounoad's Mass of Saint Cecilia was sung by quartet consisting of Mrs. Connolly, Mrs. Crean, Fred C. Derosier and Joseph Haffey After the ceremony a wed- ding breakfast was served at the Elm Tree Inn in Pennington. Mir. and Mrs. Walsh left upon an unannounced we'd ding trip. They will make their home in New York city.
 On Tuesday morning in Saint Mary's ehurch the wedding of Miss Catherine Frigo, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John C. Frigo of Smith street, and David Machieto of Capitol avenue, Meriden, took place. Reverend w. A. Krause .Rizzardi of New York city was the bridesmaid and Valentine Desandre of Meriden was best man. The bride wore a gown of white canton crepe with a veil trimmed with pearls. She carried a bouquet of bridal roses. The brides- maid was dressed in baby blue canton crepe with hat to match. She carried bouquet of pink roses. During the mass, Mrs. M. T. Crean sang 70 Promise Me" After wedding trip to Boston MT. and Mrs. Machieto will make their home in the city.
 Another very pretty wedding of the past week was that of Miss Lucy Di- Nonno. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel M.. DiNonno of Franklin Square and George Smith of Derby. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. Leo. Sullivan in St. Joseph's church on Wednesday morning at g o'clock. The bride was attended by Miss Rose Scavelle as bridesmaid. Will liam Smith of Derby was his brothers best man. The bride wore a gown of white canton crepe and Spanish lace, with a tulle veil caught with orange blossoms and cut en train. She car ried a shower boquet of gardenias and liilfes of the valley. The. pridesmaid was dressed in peach color taffeta, she wore silver cloth hat and carried a bouquet of ophelia roses Following ceremony reception was held at the home of theS brides patients after which Mir. and Mrs. Smith left upon . motor trip to Washington, D. c. They will make their home in Derby.
 Another wedding on the same day was that of Miss Helen Curtin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curtin of Hart street, and Joseph Doran, son of MT. and Mrs James Doran of Meriden. The marriage ceremony took place in St. Joseph's church, with Rev. Patrick Daily off ciating. Miss Curtin chose her sister, Miss Catherine Curtin, for her bridesmaid and Mr. Doran chose his brother. James Doran, Jr for his pest man. The ushers were: Der rard J. Curtin and Cyril J. Curtin, htothers of the bride. The bride was attired in a gown of brocaded crepe 1f bisque color with bronze trimmings. She wore a picture hat to match and ,arried an arm bouquet of white The bridesmaid wore gown of orchid pink taffeta with a hat to match She carried basket of Ophelia roses. During the ceremony Miss Mary poran, a sister ,f the bridegroom, sang 70 Promise Me-" and Ave Maria" Immediate y following the church ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the lome of the brides parents. Mir and 6rs. Doran left on a wedding trip to Atlantic City. They will make their rome in New York city, where Mir. loran is employed as an accountant with a large construction company. I. Mrs. B.. F. .Gaffney, of. Vine. street, |. ,pened her home this afternoon for s bridge whist and sale for the bene t of the Sunshine society. She was ssisted by Mrs. o. J. Murray, Miss Ayry Damon, Mrs. w. B.. Rossbers nd Mrs Charles Swain, neighbors, ach of whom took four tables of ridge in their homes. Tables were eserved by Mrs. L. M. Barnes. Mrs. : ,esrge Dyson. Mrs. C. P. Merwin, T drs. John Pinches of ferlin, Mrs. | leila Knapp, Mrs. William Mckirdy, s ar. neor0e Christ Mrs. Dudley T. V