New Britain herald., 1925-11-25

The bride was attired in q gown of white satin with Spanish lace and she wore satin slippers. Her veil was of tulle caught with orange blossoms. She carried q shower bou- quet of Killarney roses and lilies of the valley. Her attendant wore a gown Of powder blue chiffon over yellow satin. Her hat was of maline trimmed with a powder blue rosctte. She carried a bouquet of yellow Chrysanthcmums.
 The bride presented her attendant with gold brooch, set with an en- rrald and the groom presented the best man with set of gold cuff links.
 Guests were present from Hart ford, New Britain, Bristol, Mcriden, kensington. New York and New Jersey and at the close of the ccre- mony q reception was held at the homo of James F. Bchan, 74 South Whitney street, Hartford. After tho reception the couple left on a wcd- ding trip to New York and New Jersey Mrs. Hopes going-away gown was of black charmcusc trim med with figured crepe.
 Upon their return Mir. and Mrs. Hoppe will reside at t57 Fairvlcw street, New Britain. Mir. Hoppc is well known in town and is employed by P. s. Spcnccri and Co. Of Ken SingtOn.
 Thcbcrgc-IcWiS Wedding
 The wedding of Joseph Thcb"rgc of New Britain and Miss Victoria Lewis Of Berlin will take place this evening at the rcCtory of St. pauls church, Kcnsington, Rev. John C, Fireman officiating. Their attendants ~i'l b" Mr and Mrs. A. Tr mb"y. After the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. ThcborGr will leave on q wedding trip 10 Philadelphia and upon their return wi'l reside on Arch street, New Britain. Mir. ThchcrEr is om- nIoycd as a foreman at the Union Laundry, that city
 WaSl.cr Fined S25
 Henry Waskcr of o32 Arch street. New Britain, was fined S25 and cosls for reckless driving. when h" ap- pnarcd before Deputy Judge Ernest W. Mildrum in the 'crlin town court last night. Th' fin MuS l";rr rcmittrd. Waskrr was represented by Lawyer Stanley Traccslli of New Britain
 Waskcr was involved in m auto mobile accident near thc Moorcland farms on Sunday night, when a car driven by him collidrd with another machine and then turned over. No one was injured. however.
 Thanksgiving In Berlin.
 The aroma of cooking dinners and delicious food will pcrmcatr the atmosphere throughout Berlin to- morrow morning. It will he Thanks giving Day and families will prepare to welcome relatives to the town for reunions. It will be great day and King Turkey will hold court on the dining room table in nearly every home. An air of jollity and good will will be the keynote. Business houses will remain open until o'clock tonight 10 accommo- date late shoppers and will also ac- commodatc customers until noon to- morrow, when tired clerks will hurry to their homes to partake of fcasts similar to those for which their GUS toners were preparing.
 The factories will be closed for the day, as will the Berlin savings bank. The post offices will observe the usual holiday hours.
 III With Grip.
 George 4. Pickett, president Of tho American Brick company of Berlin is confined 10 his home with an at. tack Of grip. Mr. Pickett was re- ported today as being well on tho road 10 recovery,
 Attend NcighborS' Night. About 5h members of BcrIir Grange journeyed 10 Wcthcrsfielt last night, where they attended { "Neighbors' Night" held by tn, Grange of that place. Berlin talen ! furnished two numbers of the eXCcp tionally pleasing program. Harol, Bruce favoring with several violir selections and George W. Tryon rcn 1 dercd several bones solos.
 Arrives From California.
 Mrs. Frank Campbell of California arrived in Kensihgton yesterday tt