New Britain herald., 1924-10-25

interest in the marriage of Miss Dorothy Abbe Booth, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William Howard Booth of Forest street to Goulding Kum- bier Wight, son of Mrs. John Wight of Montclair, N. J. The ceremony which takes place this evening at 8 o'clock in the First Congregational church will be performed by the Reverend Henry Maier, pastor of the church.
 Miss Booth Is popular member of the younger set In town, she was graduated from the New Britain high school, Dana Hall and the Katherine Gibbs school in New York city. MT. Wight is a graduate of Dartmouth college and Harvard law school. During the war he served overseas as first lieutenant with the 22nd Infantry.
 The bride will be attended by Miss Pauline Nash of Stamford, as maid of honor and seven bridesmaids Miss Althea Noble and Miss Virginia Taylor of New York city, Miss Vir- ginia Hart, Miss Maxine Hart. Miss Marjorie Baldwin. Miss Bernadine Walker of this city and Miss Cath crime Wells of Newington. Brantz Bryan of New York city will act as Mir. Wight's best man. The ushers will be James W. Sanders and Aaron E. Cutting of Montclair, N. J., Thomas Bradlee and Dennett Adams of Boston, Mass. C. Lockhart Mc- Kelvy of Pittsburgh, J. Dwight Mc- Kelvy and Mallctt Logan of New York city, and Curtiss Booth of this city, a brother of the bride.
 Miss Booth will wear a gown Of white velvet and carry shower bou- quet Of gardenias and lilies of the yalley, her maid of honor will wear lavender georgette and carry pale yellow roses with orchids. The bridesmaids will wear dresses of pink beaded satin and tulle and will carry bouquets of chrysanthemums. i The ceremony will be followed by a reception at the Shuttle Meadow club. MT. Wight and his bride will make their home at 11 Prospect Terrace, Montclair, N. ].
 Several delightful parties have been given for Miss Booth this week. Last. evening Mir. and Mrs Arthur Kimball entertained the bridal party at dinner dance at their home on Lexington street Miss Maxine Hart, daughter of NIT and Mrs. Maxwell Hart gave a tea at her home on Lincoln road this afternoon. Others entertaining fol the bride included Mrs. Allen Nc | Kinnie of Forest street, Miss Mar iorie Baldwin, daughter of Mir, and , Mrs. Carlisle Baldwin of Forest street. Miss Virginia Hart, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Walter Hart oi Hart street, Miss Katherine Wells daughter Of MT. and Mrs. William Wells of NewinEton Miss May Cor ton ot Hartford and Miss Florence Mouat, daughter of NIT. and Mrs Laurence Mouat of Grove Hill.
 Miss Marguerite FaEist, daugh' ter of Emil Hagist of Monroe street and Irving J. Fletcher Of Winthrop street were married at { o'clock thi' afternoon at St. Marks chapel by the Reverend Samuel sutcliffe, pss- tor of the church. They were at' tended by the brides father and Mrs Lillian Hopkins. sister of tho groom. Miss Hagist wore a brow satin dress and carried bouquet o butterfly roses. A reception at tho home of the bride followed the cere mony.
 , NIT. and Mrs. Fletcher left on nT unannounccd wedding trip, upo, their return thry will make thoii home on Shuttle Meadow avenue,
 The wedding of Miss Agnes c Anderson of Vega street aud Alb"r
 W. Root of Griswold street will talk
 place October "9,h, at ' o'clock il the evniug. Reverend Dr. Ahel \
 Ahlquist. pastor or the First Luthcr
 an church wili perform the eare
 mony.