New Britain herald., 1929-07-12

A pretty wedding took place yes terday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of MT and Mrs. George A. Case of Park street when their daughter, Barbara, was united in marriage to Raymond E. Beveridge, son of Mir. and Mrs. Colin L. Bev- eridge of Middletown. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. J. Roy Wilkerson. pastor of the Plainville Congrega gational church. of which the bride is 6 member. The double ring service was used
 Miss Nathalie Case, twin sister of the bride. was the maid of honor and James Holmes of Waterbury acted as best man. The wedding march from "Lohengrin" was play ed by Joseph Millerick of New Brit ain
 The bridal couple stood in front of bank Of trailing vines, yellow lilies and ox-eyed daisies. inter- mingled with elder and Queen Anne's lace.
 The bride, who was given in mar riage by her father. was attired in a gown of yellow chiffon and car ried a bouquet of golden Ophela roses. The maid of honor wore a gown of nile green georgette and carried a bouquet Of Madame But terfly roses. The brides mother was gowned in printed chiffon of pastel shades, and the bridegroom moth CT was attractively dressed in navy blue georsette.
 The gift of the bridegroom to the bride was a leather overnight case completely fitted with articles of amber inlaid with pearl. The gift of the bride to the bridegroom was an ostrich leather bill fold and that brooch. The bridegroom presented his attendant with an alligator bill fold and the pianist with an ostrich leather cigarette case. Twenty-Five guests were present from Middletown. Branford. Water bury, Hartford. New Britain. Farm | ington and PlainvilIe. For her 'go- ing away gown. the bride wore maize cloud ensemble. After an extended automobile trip. Mir. and Mrs. Beveridge will reside at S9 1 Park street.
 Mrs. Beveridse holds the position of instructor of home economies at l the Senior high school. She gradu. ated from the New Britain high school and received a B. S. degree at Connecticut Agricultural college in 1927.
 Mir. Beveridse is employed as 2, civil engineer by the Waterbury di- vision of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. He was graduated from Middletown high school and from Connecticut Agri- cultural college in the class of 1926. He received B. s. degree. New Court System It was announced this morning that a new system will be put into force at once by the town court Of ficials. Hereafter all cases such IS automobile accidents will be tried on Tuesday mornings at 10 o'clock. In every instance where cases can be put over till Tuesday, this will be done. This will make it more con- venient for all concerned. Cases that demand immediate trial will be heard on whatever day is necessary. Under this system, Tuesday will be known as the regular court day. This plan is in vogue in practically , every community that has a town court.
 Tea Tonight The W, H. &t F. NJ. society of the
 A. NJ. E. Zion church will give a
 tea party tonight at Elks' rest. A 1 small fee will be charged.
 Grange Picnic \ large attendance is expected at
 the annual picnic of the Plainville Grange which will be held at the Pirnaclerox farm tomorrow. Those | planning 10 attend the picnic will meet at the Grange hall at ? o'clock where transportation will be provid- | cd.
 A special committee has complet- cd plans for q Childrens party to be l held in connection with the picnic. A program of games, races, etc. will be held. If il rains, the picnic will be held in the Grange hall. Piain,illc Briefs Angelo and Vito Amaro have sold l two lots situated on the north side l of Newton avenue to Mary and John ] w. Thom pson. according to a war rantee deed filed at the office of the | town clerk.
 The newly organized Plainville Skect club will hold d shoot tomor-
 row afternoon a o'clock on Shuttle
 Meadow road near the vicinity of Iarts farm. The interest in the { new organization is growing daily.
 meeting of tine Senior B. Y. P | |. of the Baptist church will be held this evening at $ o'clock. A social | hour will follow
 As usual the East Main street i railroad crossing is in poor condi-
 ion, being filled with large holes and bumps.