New Britain herald., 1924-08-30
ARMSTRONG H REELECTED AS COMMANDER OF LEGION;
 GREATPARADE HELD TODAY
MISS ROGIN TO BECOME JUDGE ASHER'S BRIDE
Nuptial Event at Burritt
 Hotel Will Be Bril- liant Affair

The most elaborate wedding oI 1 the early fall Will be solemnized
 Monday evening at s:so o'clock a,
 the Burritt hotel when Miss Dor.
 othy Virginia Rogin, daughter oi
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Rogin of 397
 Chestnut street, will be joined in
 marriage to Judge Jacob Asher Of
 the Central District court. Worces-
 ter. Mass. Miss Rogin has been n
 teacher at the Central Junior high
 school and is popular in a large cir
 cle of friends.
 The officiating clergymen will be
 Rev. NJ. NJ. Maznre of Worcester
 and Rev. E. Rosenberg and J. Aron-
 son of this city.
 Miss Diana Rogin, sister of the
 bride, will be maid Of honor. The
 flower girls will be Janet Campner of New Haven and Janice Pouzzner of New London. Judge Asher will be attended by Jacob l.. Wiseman of Boston as groomsman. The ush- CTS will be Major Jacob Frank. A. M. Hillman, J. S. Aisenberg, Jacob shuinsky, J. W. Tushins, Daniel NJ. Pouszner. Morris J. Rogin and Ber- nsrd s. Rogin.
 Mendelssohn's wedding march will be played by Mrs. Benjamin Asher of Worcester, a sister -in-law of the groom.
 The bride will wear gown of white chiffon trimmed with rhine stones and ostrich feathers. She will wear a veil of net and orange blossoms and princess lace and will carry a shower bouquet of bride roses and sweet peas. The maid of honor's gown will be a combination of gold lace and figured chiffon and she will carry bouquet of butter fly roses. The flower girls will wear white satin with poke bonnets. The brides going away suit will be black 
 The gift of the groom to the bride will be pearls. The gift of the bride to the groom will be white gold watch, The gift of the bride to her maid of honor will be black onyx ring, The gift of the groom to his groomsman will be a silver cigarette case and his gifts to the ushers will be gold pen knives.
 After the marriage ceremony will be held with several hundred guests in attendance The Trinity Bacchanalian orchestra will play. The decorations will consist of palms, ferns and gladioli. I
 Judge Asher and his bride will | nave a honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls, Montreal, Lake George, Wash ngton, D. C., and New York. On heir return they will reside tenn oorarily at the Bancroft hotel in Worcester.
 Judge Asher has long been identi- jed with politics and social service york in Worcester. He was born n that city, and attended classical nigh school, Clark college and the Columbia university school of law. 1t classical he was valedictorian of lis class. Summa cum laude hon. ITS were awarded him at Clark, where he was class orator.
 Judge Asher became member f the bar in New York and Massa- husetts in 1909, and has practiced n both states. Governor Samuel Y. Mccall appointed him special ustice of the Central District court n January 8, 1917.
 Among the organizations with yhich he is affiliated are the Wor- ester Chamber of Commerce, the Economic club, Damascus Lodge, K. f F., Isaiah Thomas Lodge, A. F. nd A. M.. the Maccabees Y. NJ. H. l., of which he is president, the ''nal Birth of which he is for Ter president: Worcester lodge, I. ). B. A., Grand lodge, I. o. B. A., f which he is chairman of law nd chairman of rituals; the Wor- ester county republican club, the republican League of Worcester ounty, the Clark College Alumni ssociation, Alpha Eta Tau Scholar hip society, and the T. X, A. De- ating society.
 Boston societies in which he is nrolled are the Boston City club, le Elyslum club and the New Gen. Try club. Judge Asher is a member of the w firm of Goldstein & Asher, with flee in the Slater building. He Is member of Temple Emmanuel and