New Britain herald., 1926-10-04

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 bride was a platinum wrist watch. while she gave him platinum cuff links. Her gifts 10 her attendants
 were: To bridesmaid and pianist.
 platinum pins set with pearls. and to the singer a bill fold. Lieuten- ant Ma0ross gave his best man a ] pendant comb with Masonic emblem.
 The brides going away gown was of 1unCis green crepe with trim mings Of .an georgette and bril- liants, The couple left on an eX- tended wedding trip south and will be a' homs in their new residence in Forastville after November 1.
 The bride is B graduate Of New Britain normal school and a former teacher at Federal Hill school. Bris- tol. The hridgegroom is grad nate Of West Point Military acad- emy.
 Grange Meeting The regular meeting Of PlainviIe Grange will be held in Grange hall at o'clock tomorrow night. The lecturer will report on the New England Lecturers conference held in Orono. Me. Another feature of the literary program will be q pageant. "Months Of the Year" under the direction Of Mrs. I. R Carter. Those taking part will ha Sisters Esther Furrey Gcrtruda Barnes. Abel Johnson. Lima Weldon. Helen Day. Sadie Okcnquis-, Helen Phelps. Mary TTubbell Katherine Farrar. Gladys Barnes. Beryle Ban nell. and Jennie Williams.
 An exhibit of flowers and fruit Is expected. A rrizn will ha offered to the sister bringing tho handsom- est bouquet Of homa- grown flowers and another 10 tho brother bring ing the best basket of homegrown fruit.
 Blues Victorious
 The PlaiuliIla Blues opened the s7ason yesterday with a win ovor their rivals. tho South Ends. taking q 19-o decision in an evcitins con est The South Ends he'd no charc" to break through the winners stone wall d"fonsa. while tho Blues out c'assed them in every way in spite of being the lighter team. The two touchloNn-proiucins plays were the features David Sneileman made tho first win 15-yard dash aftcr g snappi0s catch. while Ray Srhwah made q diving catch of a pass and dashed @0 yards for the second score. The tacklins Of French and 'hn p'1ytns of Qu0rtorhack Ralph Iinella were also fine. The Blues ,jre-up: r. Caval'qro. lo: \. Scharr. r; F. Gauthier. lt: Stuhhv Vilardi q. r, Cornrr'or, rg; W. MarconoIu. r', ', l-r"nch. ra: D. Snoidemanr. lNh: r. Sohvlh fh; I. Nilardi ran'N rhh: E. Min'}la. ah. Sub Stitutiors: r. Car~ucci to e: T.. 'H"rucci 10 1a; E. Rurho to lr.
 The officials w'r. Leonard Berry. r"'arao; Raymond Norrcn. umpire: Marty rorljn, timahconor; White. head liDcsman.
 All members Of the Blues are . asked to report for practice We'd . nosday and Friday evenings at 7:Gn . o'clock and at n o'clock Sunday morning. A much faster team. the . North Ends of Manchester. will play ! h"er next Sunday at the high school |. field, The game will be called at ! 2:%o o'clock and T large crowd is ex- { pactod
 Sparks -BcCkley
 Tho wedding Of Elmer Philip Sparks Of 11& West Main street and Miss Doris Hulhert Becklev Of Beck ' Icy took place Saturday afternoon . al the home Of George Griffith of . k"nsinEj0n. Tho ceremony was per formed by Rev Samuel 4. Fiske. pastor Of the Berlin Congregational church, The bridal couple were at tended by Walter Hausman of New ' Britain and Miss Beulah Sparks. sister of the bridegroom Miss Jean Adelaide Porter Of New London. a niece Of the bridegroom. was flower girl
 The bride wore gown Of peach Seorgetto and carried a shower Of bridal roses and lilies of the valley Her attendant wore gown of blue chiffon and carried a Of butterfly roses. The flow IT girl wore yellow georcette and carried a basket Of rose petals
 During tho ceremony. Miss Cath 7rine Bronson of Hartford sang 70 [
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