New Britain herald., 1924-10-25
Numerous Weddings His Week

MISS SHllltI lllt lbt llCll, idu6 llttt of Michael Lynch of Norwalk and Eugene Clerkin son of Mrs. Alice Clerkin of East Main street were married Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at St. Mary's church, Nor walk. Reverend Thomas Griffen of Bridgeport, cousin of the bride, per formed the ceremony. Miss Ruby Lynch, a sister of the bride was the maid of honor and William O'Dell of this city was the best man.
 After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the brides father. Mr, and Mrs. Clerkin will make their home at 21 Winthrop street on their return from their wedding trip.
 Miss Marjorle Elizabeth Bchan, daughter of Mrs Catherine Behan of Bristol, and Ernest F. Leonard of Hartford. were married Wednesday morning, at a nuptial mass at St. Joseph's church, Bristol. Rev, Oliver T. Magnell, pastor of the church. officiated. The bride wore dress Of white georgette crepe, beaded with pearls and q veil of duchesse point lace. She carried a shower bouquet of lilios-of-the-valley. The bridesmaid, Miss Marion Hafner of Hartford, wore royal blue velvet dress with hat to match, and car ried a bouquet of white chrysanthe- nuns. The best man was Edward Buckley of Hartford.
 The bridegroom is prominent in athletic circles in Hartford, and for the past three years has been cap- ! tain of the Knights of Columbus basketball team. He is also well known as a baseball player.
 A breakfast was served at the home of Dr. William Hanrahan, of 209 Center street, Bristol, which was attended by guests from Hartford Bristol, Thomaston and Waterbury Mir. and Mrs. Leonard are taking a motor trip to Atlantic City where they will spend their wedding trip Upon their return they will live on Garden street, Hartford.
 The wedding of Miss Ruth Jack son, daughter of Mrs. Anna Jackson of Hart street and Frank l.. Jester son of Mir. and Mrs. M. Irving Jes- ter of Hart street took place at o'clock Wednesday noon at tho i Trinity Methodist church parsonage Reverend John l.. Davis officiating Miss Ida Cone was the maid oi
 honor and Joseph N. Ha)loran,
 brother of the bride was the hes' i man.
 The bride wore a gown of darr { blue figured georgctte crepe oNei canton crepe and corsag" houquc' . of gardcnias and lilics-of-thc-valley
 He attendant wore dark blne can
 ton crepe and her bouquet was o
 yellow sweetheart roses.
 , Following tho wedding service Mir and Mrs. Jester left on a wedding trip 10 Philadelphia, Washington anC Delaware.
 A pretty autumn wedding too\ place this afternoon at { o'cloc' at the home Of Dr. Ralph A. anC Mrs. WoodinC. Grove Hill, Kensing ion when their only daughter, Mis- Bertha Argelinc Wooding. became { the bride of Harold Nelson Loomer yoi of Mr. and Mrs. Honry M Loomer of LenuoN street. Bower Iy. Mass. Rev. E. r. lounshury O i Cheshire, formerly pastor Of th' i Kcnsington Congregational church ofticiatod. He was assisted by Rev 1 May B. Lord, pastor.
 Miss Elise B. kahl of Wallingford
 was maid Of honor and Miss Ann' | Elizabeth White, small daughter 0
 Nir. and Mrs, II. W White of 0l' ] Sayhrook, flower cirl. Leonard T Hooper of Hartford was hest man
 Inc bride was given in marriage b,
 her father.
 The bride was attired in goWI
 or ivory white satin fa"rd creHr
 Her veil was caught with n wreat'
 of orange blossoms and SUn varriH'
 a shower bouquet Of roses and lille
 of the valley, The maid of hono