New Britain herald., 1929-09-07

friends of the families. Miss Irene Olsen was bridesmaid and Verne Wyman was best man.
 Mir. and Mrs. Farrar left for an unannounced wed ling trip and upon their return will make their home at 80 Maple steret, Plainville.
 The engagement of Miss Cornelia Louise Flagg to Edward Clifford 1 Ferreo was announced this week hy her mother, Mrs. Henry w. | Flasg of Monroe street Mir. Ferree is the son of Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Ferree of Stratford road. Miss Flagg is the daughter of the late Henry W. Flagg.
 Mir. anG Mrs. Joseph Golati of Clinton street announced the ap- preaching marriage of their daugh- ter Carmela to Joseph Venture of kensington. The wedding date is scheduled for October.
 Tuesday afternoon at o'clock Miss Helen Sessions, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. EosaDp B. Sessions was given in marriage by her fath- CT to Frank E. Kendall. Jr.. of Richmond, Va. son of Dr. and Mrs Frank E. Kendall of Saranac Lake, New York. The ceremony took place in the garden of the "Beled an," the home Of the brides grandmother, Mrs. William F.. Sessions in Bristol Amplifiers had been placed so that when the strains Of the wedding march from "Lohengrin" were play cd by Mrs. l.. l.. Beach of Bristol on the organ, it could be heard over the entire garden. The service took place on the steps of the pergola, Reverend Arthur H. GoodenOugh of New Haven being assisted by Rev erend H. D. Jones, pastot of the Prospect Methodist church of Bris- tol.
 The gown worn 5y the bride was of white silk lace and tulle made very long in the pack. A large bow of pale green and salmon colot satin ribbon was fastened to the shoulder and the ends hung to the bottom of the skirt. Her veil of white tulle hung over tulle Of green and salmon color to match the bow Her bouquet was of gardenias and orange blossoms,
 Mrs. Lester C. Edgerton was Miss Sessions matron of honor Miss Priscilla Darlington of Bristol was maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Virginia Delorez Dudley of Portland. Maine, Miss Margaret Bradley of Bristol. Mrs. Raymond J. Aubrey of Hartford. Miss Emily o. Sessions of Bristol and NIT. Louis r. Kendall of Saranac Lake, N. Y Their gowns were of metallic lace Mrs. Edgerton wearing green, Miss Darlington blue. Miss Dudley flame orange, Miss Bradley rose, Miss Ses- sionS yellow, Mrs. Kendall burnt orange, Mrs. Aubrey orchid. They wore horsehair hats to match their gowns and carried garden flowers and talisman roses.
 The best man was William R. Harrington of Ray Brook, x. r.. The ushers were Louis r. Kendall of Saranac Lake. N. Y. brother of the bridegroom, Jackson Harrington of Ray Brook N. Y, Lester o. Ed serton and FranIlvr Fletcher, both of Bristol Edwin Sessions and liar 1old S. Sessions of Bristol, brothers of the bride.
 Patricia Van Dyke Kendall and Fairbanks Kendall, niece and nephew of the bridegroom were the pages.
 Over two hundred grests attended the reception held in the music room at "Beleden" after the cere- mony. The bridal party was assisted in receiving by Mir. and Mrs. Sc-- sions and Dr. and Mrs. Kendall parents of the bride and bridegroom and Mrs. William E. Sessions grand mother of the bride. Mrs. Bee ch played during the reception. Mir. and Mrs. Kendall left for an unan- nounccd trip, the bride wearing a black transparent yaNet suit with an egGShell cClor blouse. After OC- tober first, they will live in Rich mond, Na. The bride was graduated from Glen Eden school in Stamford,