New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
PainuiM News
GROOMAN-RATCL|FFE
 WEDDING IS HELD
Local Man Takes SouthingtOn Girl
 for Bride This Afternoon
PYTHIANS ELECT OFFICERS

| Plain,ille Drum Corps Competing at Walnut Bcach-To Play in Poauo-
 nock-PIain,i Church Notices Plain, ille Briefs.
 Glenn Y. Radcliffe, son Of Mir. and | Mrs. Roscoe Radcliffe Of 1SS East | Main street and Miss Irene Grooman | of Southington, were married this af- ternoon at o'clock at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Tredennick of 4s Maple street at one of the prettiest ceremonies of the season. Rev. John l l.. Davis, pastcr of Trinity NJ. F.. church of New Britain officiated. They were attended by Miss Barbara Farrar as maid of honor and Vernon Granger l of Forestrille as best man. Miss Doro- 1 thy Tredennick was flower girl.
 The bride was attired in a gown of ivory white fiat crepe trimmed with | lace. silver and pearls Her bridal veil was of silk mallne caught with orange ! blossoms and pearls and she carried a l shower bouquet of white bridal roses | The maid of honor wore a gown Of orchid organdy over silk and carried bouquet of pink sweet peas
 A reception was held at the home of the groom's parents following the l ceremony at which about o5 guests were present These included visitors | from Cleveland, O., Gloversville, N. Y, ! Sherbcurne, N. Y, Southington, New | Britain and vicinity. The home of the host and hostess was very prettily ! decorated with smilaX, cut and garden flowers and colors of various hues. MT and Mrs. Radcliffe left on a wedding trp to the south and win be at home after September at Is Park street, Plsinyille
 The bride is a graduate of the Hart. ford hospital training school for nurses.
 Competing in Meet Tho plainvillo Ancient Fife and Drum Corps loft this morning 10 take part in the big drum corps meet to be held at Walnut Beach, Bridgeport, today under the auspices of Warmers brothers Grenadiers of this city. The local corps will make a vigorous af- tempt today to land humber Of the prizes being offered for their class and expect 10 bring home number Of cups. This meet is one of the most important Of ths entire year and in fact is oNor-shadoNed only by inc big state meet to be held in Hartford on August 2.
 The results Of today's meet will give an indication of the proha bio outcome of tho state meet in which the local corps has always cut a big figure. The plainville musicians are out 10 beat every corps in the ancient class in the state this year and their future course will be decided on the outcome today
 piny in Poquonock.
 S'. Marys baseball team will play the town team Of Poquonock in that town tomorrow afternoon and win attempt 10 keep mp winning streak which has been interrupted only once this season. Members and players are asked 10 meet in The center at te:So o'clock sharp to make inc trip by automobile truck. The game will he started in the tobacco town about 2:So o'clock. A large number of rooicrs will accompany tho squad.
 Church Sotircs.
 Congregational church. Morning service at io.4s a. m. "rommunion ..zt.- after inc morning service; Young peoples meeting al r. m. ''The Missionary Work of Our Dcnomina- ton"
 Baptist church-io:45 a. m. over coming will be inc pastors theme: Sunday school following inc morn ing service; : D. m. tho theme will be Acquainted With God" 7:45 D. m. Thursday. prayer meeting.
 Advent Christian church. Morning service at i0:45 a. m: Sunday school at t2 o'clock noon: Young peoples meeting at T. m.: evening service Of Inc church at : p. m. Rev Will liam Ainslee will preach hoth morn ing and evening. Regular prayer meeting Thursday evening al T:ij P. m.
 rIainyiIle M r.. church b. Morning norship at 16:45 8. nj. Rev Arthur A. Ball will preach. his topic being. "The Great Commission" Sunday school at 12 o'clock noon: EpWorth League at 6:so ?. m: evening scrv- ice at 7:Sn will be conducted by the pastor. This will be inc last Sunday evening service until September and il is hoped that a good number uill attend. \ cordial invitation is ex-