New Britain herald., 1929-05-25

Is1s ed is . member ef ths 1888 caass ef ths HasvaxA Nedieal> scheol. Mia Window ia . graduate ef the Wn1ser schees aaA ef osaith eellses ctaas of 1921. She has beea . mem- Der 4ts.the faculty of the I4ee scl(e6l,
 Ataa Rlaache Mssae I4AEtea. daughter q Dr. anA 1lr. sFtankItn LysaaA Layton Of farminxtso ave nue, Hartford. and HerhAFt ytefs camp. ssa sf rherNa 1T. CsAl1s,sf Ruassll street. this ely. wia kesIiAr- risd tets evening aa [, e'cleek at tks 1awteA rsGiaeats. RevsreaA Waseea F. ArchthalA q Hartferd asA iKev- erex4 William H. AlderpoM, .paatar of Trinity Aethedist church, ksx Brftsta.: will sfficiats.
 Mia Lawtoa will U attended " her sister. Mias l.snise Marguartfa lAwtpa Mortimer II, Camp will h~ lis bretheF's heat man. Tha HhAstA will iAs Wiley Req aAA Everett ',
 Asrsceptiea' w,li fellsw imalAb- ateiy after ths ceremony whtGf Iiil be .AttAndeA by about thres huAAre& guests.
 Ar. Camp and hia hvtde .wiN "a. side at ~ Park placA. Nsw Britain. upon their return from . weadtax trip to California.
 Miss tawton attended Bradford Academy and Mr. Camp is . mem ber of the Wesleyan alumni.
 Miss Dorothy F. Walrath, daush- ter Of Mru. M. E. Walrath Of Hill crest avenue. and Paul E. Lucas, son or Mr. and Mrs. Y. c. Lucas Of I.in- wood street, vii be married 0atur- day. June l. at st Aark's Episcopal church at three o'clock In the after noon. Reverend Samuel Rutcliffe will oRiciate. The couple will he attend ed by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Older- shaw Of Westfield. Aassach usetts.
 Following the ceremony . recep- ton for the immediate families will be held at the home of the brides mother.
 Mr. Lucas and his bride wiii reside at 80 Hiilcrest avenue folio winG . wedding trip.
 Miss Walrath attended Fairfax Hall. Waynesboro. Virginia. Mr. Lucas was formerly member Of the Herald staR and is now chief an nounc~r at Station WTIC of the rraveleria Insurance Company. Hart ford.
 Announcement Of the ehxa cement Of Miss Eurith Wachter. youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Wachter Of Park place. to Merwin Peterson. son Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. (. Peterson of Worhington ridge, Ber- lin, was made last evening at . bridge party Of eight tables xiven by Miss Wachters sister. Mrs. Edward H. Christ Of Ten Acre road. The en- gasement was made known hy pie ture of the couple on the bridge tal- lies. The bridge prixes were given tQ ,Ars. Harold Peck. Mrs. Lucien Stew ems, Mrs. H. T. Roberts of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Arnold WalIen of Fan wood, N. J., Miss Beatrice Reynal and Ms. Sturman Dyson. Mrs. Stan ley Lonsdale of BridSep port, Mss Reynal and Miss Ruby Andrews as- fisted the hostess With the etvins of refreshments.
 Miss Waohter attended Drew sem mary and Miss Bouve's school in Boston. Ahe is assbctAted with AtAa Cora Beale in tha Welfare assscia- ton and is 1 popular member of the younger set
 Mr. Peterson, who is also we'll known. is . member of the H. D. 2. fraternity and attended Middlebury college.
 The wedding is scheduled to take place in September. 1 The wedding Of Miss Gladys Char, iotte shsler. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett o. shaler of Waterbury, and Rev. Raymond Newton Gilman, pastor Of Stanley Memorial church, this city. will take place Saturday, June |. at 5 o'clock in the afier- noon al the Trinity Meth0diat church. New Britain. The ceremony will be read by Rev. William N. AL LersOn.
 Following the ceremony . recep- ton will be held at the home of the bride-elect's parents. lsi sunnys:de avshue, Waterbury. Quests will bs present from Waterbury. New Ha- ven, Hartford. Neriden, Middletown, Ftamford. Unionviiie, Haddam and New Britain.
 Miss 6haler will be attended by Miss Ruth Wilco1 of this city. The best man will be Harrison F. Bali- wip of New Haven and the ushers will be Harry c, Hancock George V