New Britain herald., 1928-11-21

day afternoon at the home of the brides brother. George E. Miller. at 1O7 Trumbull avenue. Rev. A. D. Kendrick. pastor of the Baptist church, performed the ceremony. Miss Mae M. Cunningham was bridesmaid. while the bridegroom's brother. Allen H. Warden of Tena- fly. N. Y.. was best man. The bride was attired in a gown of colonial orchid taffeta with slip pers to match and carried an old fashioned shower bouquet. Miss Cunningham wore colonial yellow taffeta ard slippers to match and carried an fashioned bouquet. Guests were present from Massa- chusetts. New Jersey. Few York, Hartford. New Britain, Bristol and Plainville. The house was attrac- lively decorated witt fern and bit tersweet.
 The couple left on a wedding trip to Washington, D. C., and Atlantic City, N. J. On their return they will reside at IS Grown street. Mir. Mar den is employed in the sales depart- ment at the TrumbulI Electric Mfg. Co. The bride has been employed in the real estate anl insurance office of the John Cooke Co.
 Episcopal Church Fair The Parish Guild of the Church of 1 Our Saviour will hold its annua: sale in the parish house on Thursday afternoon and evening, December 6. beginning at o'clock. Mrs. Will liam M. Rowe is general chairman of the committee in charge. those in charge of the various booths be- ing the following: Mrs. Emerson Pratt, aprons: Mrs. F. ank Parsons, candy: Miss Ettie Ryder. fancy arti- cles: Mrs. Henry Trumbull, tea table: Mrs. Jos" !, Hopsia, pre- serves: Mrs. Walter Seymour, food: Mrs. Edward Lackey, toilet articles: Mrs. Richard Bugbee, grab bag; Miss Elizabeth Cook. Girls Friendly society; Mrs. Henry s. Washburn, reception committee.
 C0lantOni0-Sabia Angelo Gui 70 Colantonio and Miss 1 Teresa Sabia were married yester. day morning at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. The pastor, Rev. John E. Fay. performed the cere- mony and his assistant, Rev. Austin F. Munich. celebrated the nuptial ! h mass. The couple were at- tended by Anthony and Jennie Mashiodro.
 1 Annual Card Party
 The annual card party and dance under the auspices of the Ladies' Altar society of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy will be held Friday evening in the High school gym nasium. It is expected that there will be fully 100 tables of card play ing. Prizes will be awarded at each table. The gym will be cleared afterward and dancing enjoyed. "" Basketball Team
 The Plainville Y. M. c. A. expects to be represented on the basketball floor again this season and is plan ming to enter the Hartford County "" senior league. The other teams in the circuit are the Southington "Y", kensington Boys club. Bristol Congregational church. and New Britain South church.
 The schedule opens next week, but Plainville does not play until the following week, when it is booked to meet New Britain here. The other games are aa follows: Week of De- cember 1o-Southington here. Week of December 17-at Bristol. Week of December 24-at Kensington. Week of December 31-no game. Week of January 7-at New Britain. Week of January l4-Bristol here. Week of January Plat Southing- ton. Week of January 2S-Kensing- ton here.
 Federation Sewing
 The Congregational church Wom- ans Federation will hold a sewing meeting tomorrow afternoon in the parish house. The committee will be on hand at 1 o'clock. Three quilts are to be tackled, and 1t Is de- sired that members be present as early as possible 50 as to finish up this work.
 I Condition Improved
 The condition of Leroy Futile, 3, who was terribly burned Sunday night by the explosion of a gasoline lantern, is reported as somewhat i'm proved. He and Leslie Atwater are patients at the New Britain General hospital. Atwater'A condition Is also somewhat better.
 Mrs. Dow Better
 Mrs. Lester J. Dow of POS West Main street, who has been confined to her home for two weeks with a bad abscess. is convalescing. | Industrial Row)inp