New Britain herald., 1926-04-24

A wedding of wide interest was that of Miss Nancy Tempeton. daughter of former Governor and Mrs. Charles A. Templeton Of Country club road, Waterbury. and Robert Louis Munger son of Mr. adn Mrs. Ray Munger of Randolph avenue. Waterbury, which took place Thursday in the Trinity Episcopal church. Waterbury. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Henry Baldwin Todi and Rev. Henry Wayne, who used the Epis- copal form of service, Easter lilies, palms and ferns were used in dec oration. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was af- tended by her sister, Miss Lucy Lil- Han Templcton, as maid of honor The bridesmaids were Miss MalFcry Hedwall of Minnoapols llinn., Miss Ruth Townsend of Cleveland, C., Miss Mary Taylor Nash 0 Washing ton, D. C., Mrs. Charles Hiram Cp- son, .r. of Waterbury, Miss Fred ericka Chase of Waterbury, and Miss Adelaide Sinsahaugh of Shel- ton. Raymond B. Munger was his brothers best man and the ushcrs were Chaunccy P. Goss, 3d. Lewis B, Futile, Alfred North Munger. Edwin Jones, Donald Grannis. stephen Kellogg, Allan R Weaver and Sherman IIickox Perry. Tn bride wore her mothers wedding dress of ivory hroCad"d satin with a satin and chiffon train and her tul'o vail was caught with orange blossoms She carried bouquet os white lilacs. The maid of honor wore a rohe de style Of green lowered taf feta and green net. Her hat was Of green horse hair with a tullo bow. She carried a lavcndar stick ar ranged with maiden hair fern, Th" bridesmaids frocks were of green flat crepe trimmed with darker green vcl1e bows and they Wor- hats of lcehorn with velvet hoNs. Their houqu IS wore of yellow ior- quis and pink sn0rdragon A re cnption followed 9t the Waterbury club where the Yale Orchestra play ad for tho dancing, Easter lilies ferns and palms decorated the rooms. MT, and Mrs. Munger have left for a wedding trip to Bermuda, the bride wearing 9 tan and green ceoreette dress with a green cO1t trimmed with squirrel and green ribbon hat. They will hc a' home in Mijdlehury after June i. The hril' is a graduate of St. MarEar6tG school, Waterbury, and is a mem her Of the class of 1925 at Smilh college. The bridegroom WIS Cr01u ated from Andovcr Academy an1 Yale university in 1a1i.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Mahor Q. Garrison street and Mir. and .Nrs Howard Kiolny Of NevlnEton ave nue celebrated the sixth annivergar, Of their weddings Wednesday eve. ming with a dinner and thea'rr party in Hartford,
 Mrs. Alma C. German, daughter of MT. and Mrs Alfred Carlson ot Park street and John R Taylor were married Wednesday afternoon at gao o'clock at the parsonage ol the Swedish Bethany church. Rev erend Gustav [. Pihl performed the ceremony. Mrs Dudley Mearirl was the matron of honor and Dud. ley Nearing was ie best man. Mr and Mrs, Taylor are nov in Wash ington. D. c. and uron their F.. turn they will take up their resi-. dence at 412 Park street
 Miss Marion Louise Howe, daugh. ter of Mrs. W. ]. Littlehales o' Prospect street and Harold N. Over strorn, son of Mir. and Mrs. Ak Ovcrstrom of flaw kins street werD married last Saturday afternoon ir lThomaston. Reverend Ander Oyer strom a cousin of the groom per formed inc ceremony using th, double ring service. pr. John Lo, of Hartford was inc best man ant Mrs. Leo was the matron nf honor The ceremony was followed by { reception after which Mr. and Mrs