New Britain herald., 1924-10-25
WEDDINGS AND. OUTDOOR SPORTS DIVERT SOCIETY =:
Club Calendars Announced -Yale-Amy Dinner Dance
 at Shuttle Meadow--Personal Notes.

georgette and she carried basket of rose petals,
 The brides mother wore gray silk canton crepe with cut steel bead trimmings and the grooms mother wore Lanvin green crepe with silver trimming.
 The ceremony took place beneath latticed arch trimmed with Eng fish ivy and white roses from which was suspended bell Of white roses.
 The gift of the bride to the maid of honor was a set of sweater pins and to the flower girl garnet ring. The groom gave the best man a stickpin.
 Previous to the ceremony Miss Marion Robb of New Britain, sang q love you truly" and Mrs. Wm. S. Norton played the wedding march from Lohengrin.
 Following the ceremony. a recep- ton was held at which there were about 100 guests present from Massac chusetts. New York. Old Say brook, Wallngford. Kensngton, Bridgeport Meriden, New Haven, Yalesvile. Plainville. Hartford, Cheshiue and New Britain.
 The house was prettily decorated for the occasion, color scheme of green and white was carried out in the room in which the ceremony took place. blue and yellow in the , dining room and ground pine and
 bttersweet in the living room.
 Mrs. Loomer is graduate of the
 New Britain high school, class of
 1918. and Is a member Of the staff
 at the New Britain institute. She Is
 very popular in her community.
 Mfr. Loomer was 8 member of the
 class of 1919. Massachusetts Institute
 of Technology and was sergeant in
 the 317th field signal battalion dur
 ing the World War. He is employed
 at the Peck, Stow and Wilcox com
 pany. Southington.
 Upon their return from wedding
 trip, Mir. and Mrs. Loomer will re-
 side on Grove Hill, Kensington.
 Another wedding this week was
 that of Miss Mary McAloon. daugh-
 ter of Thomas A. McAloon of Carl
 son street and Henry G. Groman, . son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Groman of Jubilee street. The ceremony took place at 9 o'clock Wednesday morn ing at the church of St. John the Evangelist. Reverend Thomas J. Laden, officiated.
 Miss Anna Mac McAIoon, niece of the bride, was maid of honor, and y Michael A.. Groman. brother of the , groom, best man. The ushers were | Edward l.. McAloon, nephew of the
 bride and Walter H. Groman. broth n CT of the groom. Turing the mass s selections were rendered by St II Johns quartet.
 n The bride was attired In gowr F of white satin trimmed with Spanish
 lace. Her veil was caught witr
 pearls and orange blossoms and she carried a shower bouquet of brida
 roses anu IIIlt5 Dl lIlV Nnil' | IN :, maid of honor wore canary colore1 . charmeuse with hat 10 match ant ; carried bouquet of orchid colorec = chrysanthemums.
 Following the ceremony a recep '' tion was held at the home of tht a brides father, after which MT. ant V Mrs. Groman left on a wedding triI
 to New York and New Jersey. The! o will make their home at ' Rhode # street upon their return. ,- Mrs. Agnes A. Walsh, daughter O l. Mrs, Anna Walsh of Commonwealth d avenue, and Alfred J. Bennis O
 Hartford avenue, were married n Wednesday morning at 10 o'clocI IT. by the Reverend Raymond J. Clab l. by Of St. Mary's church. Miss Celi' IS Powe of New York city was tn Il maid of honor and Joseph J. Benni
 was the best man. Immediately fol e lowing the ceremony MT. and Mrs If Rcnnis left on an unannounced wed IS ding trip.
 |,
 y. Still another wedding to talk a ulace on Wednesday of this wee e was that of Miss Mary Irene Price ?. daughter of Thomas Price of Clar n street and Frank J. McConn, son 0
 Mrs. Sarah McConn of Black Roc
 avenue. The ceremony took plac i- at o'clock | at St. Mary's churc m with the Reverend Walter Lydd r. officiating. Tho bride was attende S. by a cousin. Miss Mary Pagan. tn l hest man was George McConn c lc Thompsonville, a cousin of tn e. groom.
 2. The bride wore gown of pin of georzctto crepe with hat to matcf She carried shower bouquet C st butterfly roses. Her attendant wor
 a yellow canton crepe gown with K picture hat. Her bouquet was C er yellow roses. Following the Cere ct mony Mir. and Mrs. McConn left O y, a wedding trip to Atlantic City an 1- Washington and upon their retur Of they will make their home at "A
 West Main street,
 lg On Monday morning at ! o'cloc Id in St. Mary's church the wedding (
 Miss Katherine McFarlane, daughte
 of Mir. and Mrs. 'WaltNr McFarlan K of Garden street and James Quirl K son of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Quirk ( Id Waltham. Mass. took place. EcN E. erend Raymond J. Clahhy perform sS cd the ceremony.
 le Miss Veronica Noble acted 2 r. bridesmaid and Mir, Quirk's be- d' man was his brother Edward Quirl r. The ushcrs were John Riley ar or Joseph Eursch.
 ne The bride wore a dress Of whit h, satin trimmed with pearls and sh N' wore a lace veil. Her sttendar
 wore a gown of rose georgctte an q, tarrjrd houguet Of pink roses