New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-11-20

Is Honorary Vice-President General
OF the Daughters OF the American
Revolution and President OF the
Daughters and Founders and Pa
triots of America. Miss Katherine
Buel and Stewart W. Tompkins,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Temp
kins OF Myron avenue, Torrington.
were married at the home OF the
brides parents at East Meadows
Litchfield, by Reverend Carl NJ.
Cangree.
The engagement Of Miss Betty NJ.
Halloran. daughter of Mrs. Michael
Halloran Of Middletown. to Charles
H. Cooley. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Cobey Of East Berlin, has
been announced.
NJ. and Mrs. Martin H. Horwitz
Of Haley street, Belvidere, observed
the sixth anniversary of marriage,
Tuesday.
Miss Harriet NJ. Davis OF Dewey
street, and Charles M. Rubenbauer
of Hartford. were married Monday
morning at o'clock in the rectory
OF the church OF Saint John the
Evangelist by Reverend Thomas J.
Laden. The only attendants were
Miss Freda Weight as maid Of honor
and Henry R. Hallbauer as best
man. The bride wore a travelling
costume OF navy blue with hat to
match and carried peach colored
sweetheart roses. A wedding break
fast was served at the Elm Tree
Inn. Pennington.
Mr. and Mrs Rubenbauer are on
a wedding trip in the south and will
be at homo to friends after De-
cember LIST. at ISL Affleck street,
Hartford.
4 wedding OF some local interest
was that of Miss Elizabeth H. Traub
OF New York, daughter Of Major
Genera Peter Edward Traub, U. S.
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Master Jones, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Jones of Montclair. New
Jersey, which took place Saturday
afternoon in the chapel OF Saint
Bartholomew church, New York.
The ceremony was performed by the
Reverend DR.. Robert Norwood.
The bride, whose father gave her
in marriage. wore a medieval gown
OF white satin brocaded with silver
and court train OF silver tulle. The
veil was Of old point Valenciennes
lace. She carried a bouquet OF as
| cension lilies. Mrs. Clayton Hart
sough. sister OF the bride and Mrs.
| John R. lawson Johnston were ma
irons of honor. They were attired
in gowns of pale green chiffon with
hats to match and carried bouquets
OF pale yellow chrysanthemums.
Miss Katherine Traub, another SIS
ter, was the maid OF honor. She
| wore q gown of orchid colored
chiffon with a picture hat to match
| ornamental with silver lace. Her
bouquet was Of pale pink chrysan-
themums- ,..
The best man was Sam Bradley
Barr and the ushers were Marshall
T. Jones Of Washington. brother OF
the groom; Bayard D. Browne and
Edward Osborne of Montclair and
John R. Lawson-J Johnston Of New
York. A reception followed the
ceremony at the no e OF Mr.. and
Mrs, William Adams Nissan. East
Seventy-sixth street Following a
motor trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones VII!
reside in Montclair.
.1rs. Jones has been a frequent
visitor in town as the guest OF MIS-.
Allen J. English of Coolidge street
Mrs. George Hildebrant of West
Main street, and Mrs. English were
among the guests at the wedding.
Miss Marian O'Neil Of 273 Chest
nut street, and Anthony J. Rich.
we'll known Bristol lawyer. Will be
married Monday morning at Saint
Josephs church. Reverend Raymond
Clabby will celebrate the nupuai
mass and he will be assisted by
Reverend Lewis Beccaris, pastor OF
Saint Anthony's church of Bristol.
Reverend Harry Flanagan. assis-
tant pastor OF Saint Anthonys
church and Reverend John Dono'
hue. Miss Kathryn O'Neil VIII be
her sisters only attendant and Ed
ward NJ. Flanagan OF Providence,
classmate Of the groom at george
town Law School. will be best man.
Miss Mildred A. Carlson. daughter
Of Mrs, Ida Carlson OF Church street
and Joseph Kirsch. son OF M. A.
Kirsch of Cook avenue. Merldeh.
will be married today in Merlden al
st, Roses rectory by Father Mon
signor John Neale. Miss Edna Us
terling of Hartford will be the malo
OF honor and Thomas r. Brennan Oh
this city will be the best man. A
reception will follow the ceremony
after viii h Mr.. Kirsch will take MS
bride on a wedding trip 10 New
York and Boston. Mass. They VIII
make their home at 444 Church
street.
The wedding of Miss Gretchen
Larson, daughter of Mrs. AMANDA
Larson Of East street ana Hiioei.
p. Marsh OF Greenwood street VIII
take place this fternoon at 3 O'CLOCK
at the Trinity Methodist church.
Reverend W. H. Anderson, pastor OF
the church, will perform the cere.
nony. IRIS. Walter Gumprecht OF
Boston. Mass, will be the matron OF
honor and Miss Marion Dawes VIII
he the flower girl. Mr.. Marshs pest
man will be william Gooby ana me
ushers will be Donald Stock"ell ana
Harold Duntz. Following the "eo-
ding ceremony, Mt. Marsh and ms
bride will leave for Virginia 10 WISH
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar c. Stock"eii
announce the engagement OF thelr