New Britain herald., 1929-06-06

the strains of the wedding march from 'l.ohengrin.' played by Mrs. Vernon Granger. During the cere- mony. Mrs Floyd B. Stillman sang 70 Promise Me Passing through white gateway the briday couple stood beneath an arch of smilaX and wisteria. The decorations in the church were potted ferns and palms and lavender and purple iris.
 Immediately after the ceremony, 8, reception was held in the church parlors. which were decorated wll h white and yellow iris. The brides gift to the maid of honor was ? white gold fligree brooch. The bridegrooms gift 10 the best man was a pair of gold cuff links,
 Guests were present from Hart ford. Windsor, New Britain, Avon, Unionville. East ,Granby, and Plain vile. The bridal party were enter tained at dinner at o'clock at the home of the bridegroom's parents in Avon. After the dinner MT, and Mrs. Temple left on wedding trip to Vermont Upon their return they will reside at 1455 Corbin avenue, New Britain
 Mrs Temple holds a position as stenographer at the office of the Russell t& Erwin Mfg. Co. in New Britain. Mr Temple is employed by the Connecticut Light X Power Go of the same city, Mrs. Temple is a graduate of the Plainville high school while her husband graduated from the New Britain high school and the State Trade school.
 Both young people are active members in various departments oi the Baptist church and have the best wishes of host of friends.
 Art Exhibit
 An art exhibit of the work Of the pupils of the Junior and Senior high classes will be given Monday, Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday eve ming at the old Kindergarten build ing at the Broad street school. Par ents and all others interested are invited 10 view the exhibit.
 No Decision Reached
 Although few stores closed yes- terday afternoon. there was no gen eral closing in observance of the usual Wednesday afternoon pro- gram during the summer months No definite action towards Wednes- day afternoon closing of stores has ben taken this year as yet, due to the illness of Cornelius Prior. chair man of the Chamber Of Commer cree committee in charge of this pro- gram.
 According 10 reports, merchants are in favor of starting the program n in July instead of June as has beer the case in previous years. Soms definite action is expected to b. taken by the chamber of commerc' committee in the near future. Ther' ia a possibility that the question vii be brought up at the chambel meeting this evening.
 Plainvtlie Briefs The regular meeting of the w. c T. t. will be held tomorrow after noon at 2:30 o'clock at the home O Mrs. Minnie Hyde of 5S Maple street There will be mse1lng Of th' evening group Of the Women | Federation of the Congregations church tonight at 7:3o o'clock at th' [ home of Mrs. William Allan Of l Spruce street. This will be the las meeting before the fall and a larg attendance is desired
 w. J. Maynard, who makes hi home with his son-in-law Leon C Staples, has gone on an eNtende' ! trip to Buffalo. N. Y.; Chicago. III | and Minneapolis. Minn.
 | A dance vii be given at the Go | lonial hall on West Main street Sat urday evening from to ? o'clock
 Children's day will be observe Sunday at the Plainville M. F | church. Parents desiring baptism o their children are asked to com muncate with the pastor as soo as possible.
 l.eonora J. Raymond has sold lot on South Side park to Ned Ludrl Opinquist. according to warrante deed filed at the office of the tow clerk
 Thomas Cafferty of Hialeah Florida. is visiting relatives ol l Bank street
 Miss Mary Rooney. who has bee1 | confined to the St. Francis hospita i for several weeks. is reported d showing slight provement.