New Britain herald., 1927-02-07

Bronson, Arthur Bunnell, and How ard Cheetham.
 The bride, who was given in mar riage by her father, was attired in a gown of white satin and wore a veil. She carried a shower bouquet of white bridal roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore a gown of peach georgette and carried a bouquet of lavender sweet peas.
 The wedding march from To- hengrin" was played by Wallace Bunnell. pianist, and Miss Hope Tarrar. violinist. Mrs. Elmer Thomas sang 70 Promise Me" The bridal couple passed through q white gate entwined with pink blossoms and stood beneath an arch of evergreen. Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held in the church parlors. which were beautifully decorated in white. with pink car nations and evergreen.
 The brides gift to her attendant was a jade brooch and the bride groom gave the best man a pair 0, silver cuff links.
 Guests were present from New Haven, Waterbury, southington, New Britain. Bristol, Hartford, Windsor East Granby, ana Plainville. Amid shower of confetti. rice, and good wishes the bridal couple left on 8 wedding trip to New York city.
 Mrs. Stillman holds the position of bookkeeper at the Universal Coal and Wood Co. in New Britain, and MT. Stillman is employed as com positor at the E. R. Hitchcock Priting Co. of the same city. Both are graduates of the Plainville Grammar school. Mr. Stillman was graduated from the New Britain Trade school and the bride from New Britain High school. Both are active members of the Baptis, church and of Plainville GrangesNo s4 and have a large circle of friends who extend their good wishes and sincere congratulations.
 Ukulcle Club Social
 The Ukulele club of the Adven' Christian church will hold Valen. tine social at the home of Mrs. A T. Earle. Tomlinson avenue, at 7:4t o'clock Friday evening. Each lad, and girl will prepare a basket O lunch for two, placing her name in. side. These lunches will be auc. tioned off to the men, and the pro ceeds used to buy an electric sigr for the church. A fine musical pro gram has been arranged Member. of the church and congregation ar, cordially invited to attend.
 Fire in Auto
 The standard truck of the Plain vile Fire department was called ou about 9 o'clock this morning wheI an automobile caught fire in iron of Parselle's garage on Whitin. street. The fire was slight and hat been extinguished when the trucl arrived. There was practically n, damage.
 Funeral of James Morgan
 The funera! of James Morgan O | Pennington avenue was held th morning. with services at Fl; o'cloclli at the undertaking parlors 0 Erickson & Carlson in New Britail and at 1880 o'clock at St. Mary church in that city. Requiem higl mass was celebrated by Rev. Waite J. Lyddy. Mrs. Mary T. Crean san Ava Maria" at the offertory an Nearer My God to Thee" as tn body was being borne from tn church. Interment was in St Mary cemetery.
 Girl Reserves Elect
 The Girl Reserves held q meetin in the Congregational church par lors Friday evening and elected tn following officers for the year 1927 President. Helen Mckernan: vice 1 president, Betty Brastow: secretary Abbie Usher: treasurer. Leila Ryder
 Hearing on Foreclosure
 A hearing was held Friday on th foreclosure action of the Berlin Say 1ngs bank against John DiNonno, ad ministrator of the estate of Yin Cenza l. and Angelantanino Santucc 10 obtain possession of two- famil | house on Whiting street property The equity of redemption for San tucci has been set for March s. 10 MT. Pollner on March 9, and for tn Sesere Co. on March 10.
 Funeral of Rev. J. G. Warl
 Funeral services for Rev Johi Grover Ward, retired pastor of tn Baptist church who died Saturda, morning, will be held at 3 o'clocl tomorrow afternoon at the Baptis church, preceded by q short praye from his late home on Maple street Rev. E. l.. Gates of Hartford vii officiate, assisted by Rev. A. D. Ken drick. D. D.. pastor of the Baptis church. Rev. 4. A. Ball. pastor 0 the Plainville NJ. F.. church, an, Rev. Charles S. Wyckoff. pastor o the Congregational church. Tn body will be placed in the vault a West cemetery.
 Mir. Wards interest in education al circles was attested today by in issuance of the following tribut from the office of Superintendent 0 Schools l.. s. Mills:
 During the years 1902-3 1t wa my pleasure to meet Rev. J. c Ward in Plainfield. Connecticut II was the pastor Of the church Il rackerville while was principal o the Plainfield Grammar schoo' After the death of the Rev. Mir. Eel