New Britain herald., 1925-07-02
Episcopal church in America,

Episcopal church in America,
 The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Robert Arthur Schimpf of Phillipsburg, New Jor- scy, and Rev. NIr. 1illon of Lebanon Springs, New York, acted in the ca pacity of best man. Mr. and Mrs. Lund will be at home after their wedding trip at 402 Buthol avenue, Akron, Ohio. Rev. Mr. Lund has talk en the position of curate at St. Taul's Episcopal church there.
 Rev. Mir. Lund, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Gustaye Lund of East Berlin, is well known in this viCin- ityaHe is a graduate of Lehigh uni versity and of the Berkeley Divinity school, MiddletOWn. He was recently ordained ill the Episcopal ministry, the ceremonies taking place in Mid dletoWn.
 Mrs. Lund is the daughter of MT and Mrs. Leo Schimpff of Scranton Pennsylvania, and is widely known in journalistic circles. She was re- gently editor of the woman's fash ion section of "rhc Pictorial Re view" a well known publication.
 Wilcox -CasIman Nuptia!S.
 The wedding of Samuel C. Wilcox, son Of Major Frank l., Wilcox and Mrs. Wilcox of Warrington Ridge, and Miss Pearl CaShman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cashman of Warrington liidge, took place this afternoon q the homo of the brides parents, Rev. Samuel A. Fisko, pas tor Of the RcrIin Congregational church, officiating.
 Miss Marion Cashman, a cousin of tho bride acted as maid of honor and Allan Mclean of ,Sjmshury q fraternity brother of the groom nt Trinity college. Hartford, was best man. Tho flower girl was Miss Barabara Cushnon, sister of the bride.
 The bride was attirod in a gown of white satin, trimmed with pearls and lace. She wore veil, caught with orange blossoms and wore q bridal bouquet oI white roSoS, The maid of honor wore an attractive creation of gold satin and carried a bouquet of gold roses. The flower girl wore rose t1ffeta
 The house was decorated with ferns and pink and white rambler roses. The ceremony was performed under an arch of pink rambler roses, the strains of the wedding march, as played by Miss Helen CofranCcSCc of New Britain, furnishing a musi- cal background for q beautiful scene.
 The gift of the bride to hor at tcndant was an overnight bag and Mr. Wilcox presented the best man with q leather pocket book. Tine ceremony was attended by only inc immediate families of the couple Mr. and Mrs Wilcox will leave ir the near future on a three months wedding trip 10 Europe, where they will visit the principal cities. Upon their return they will reside II Cleveland Ono, where Mir. WilcO> has accepted Q position with the Peck, Stowe and Wilcox company, MT. Wilcox is a graduate of Trim fly college, Hartford, class of 1925 He is a member of Delta Psi, St Anthony's hall. Mrs. Wilcox at tended the School of Liberal Artt at Boston university.
 Miscellaneous Shower
 A miscellaneous shower was ton. dcred Miss Lillian Johnson of Har slcct, New Britain, at tire home O Miss Esther Olson of Kensington or Tuesday evening. 4 large number O Miss Johnson's friends from Ken sington and New BrItun were pres ent and presented her with man! useful gifts. Miss Johnson will be come tn; bride o; H. A. Anderson of Portland in the near future. Was Conference Delegate
 Miss Victoria Fiske, daughter o Rev. Samuel A. Fisko and Mrs Fiske of Berlin, was expected hom, this afternoon from Silver Bay Lake George, where she was attend ing a conference of college girls Miss FiskC. who is a student a Smith college, Northampton, Massa chuset's, was one of group O young women appointed to represen tfa institution
 Prayer Meeting Omitted
 The regular weekly prayer meet ] ing at the Berlia Congregations