New Britain herald., 1929-05-25

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 .The we1Ate NaSch" frem ~oh- ensrin will bs peay6d by Mrs VII liam B, 0ssby. ecganit at the Stan ley HemsFiai church. and sung by the following members of the Stan ley Memorial church quartet: Miss Lillian Jcsephscn. soprano: Miss Josephine TomMasoni, contraito: Milton Magnuson. tenor; Walter R. Talk. bas. Mr. Ma9ausea will siag solo. "I Loye You Truly" and Mas Josephsea will stng Beloved. It Is Nora"
 The couple will reside at g How ard street. this city, following . wed- ding trip ts the White Mountains.
 Mis- 6haier attended Crosby High schssl. Waterbury; NorthAeld aemin- ary at East N0rthheld. Maas.. and the Riakesiee Training school tn New Haven.
 Rev. Gilman attended the Tank ten College academy. Yankton. &0. ilaketa: Yale university and Oberiin Graduate Rcheoi of Theology. lie is the soR Of Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Gilman Of Mission Hill, 10. Dakota.
 Ar. and Mrs. Charles A. Fischer Of ArMistice Slreet will observe their slst wedding anniversary tomorrow with family gathering at their home.
 The engagement of Miss Gladys Irene Narvin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marvin of Barnett street, 10 Oscar F., Johnson, son of MT. and Mrs, Levin Johnson Of Austin street, has been announced by Aiss Mar wins parents. The wedding date has not been chosen,
 Ar. and Mrs. Thomas J. Doyle of Vine street announced the engage lnent of their daughter, Katherine Frances, to James N. McCue of I.in- coin strset at . dinner party given at thsir home Wednesday evening MT. AcCue is the son of Detective serGean William P. McCue aud Mrs. McCue. The wedding will take place in the fall.
 Ar. and Mrs. Henry Juengst of huell street quietly observed lhe thirty fifth anniversary Of their mar riaxe Thuraday. They were mar rled in this city by Reverend Lyman Johnson of the First Baptist church. MT. and Mrs. Juensst have two daughters, Mrs. William Y. Vance of Bridge port and Miss Mildred Jusngst of this city.
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Douglas Of Brooklyn. New York. have an nounced the marriage Of their daughter, Evelyn Florence, to WN- liam q. Raber, formerly Of New Britain.
 The ceremony was performed 0n May Is. by Rev. John l.. Davis, for mer paator Of Trinity M. F.. church of this city.
 The bride was attended by Miss Ivy M. EGinton of Brooklyn. and Charles Seuling. also of Brooklyn. vas best man.
 MT. Raber is the son Of MT. and Mrs. P. W. Raber of New Britain and h associated with the Bank Of Manhattan Company in Brooklyn. ] . .
 The wedding or Miss Louise Fur man. daughter of Mrs. Mary Fur man of Sunrise avenue. and Fred Wha pies of Wetherstsld took place last Saturday afternoon at the home of the brides sister. Mrs Theodore Honchell in Newington. Rev. Oincy Of the Peoples church oRiciated.
 The bride. who was attended ts her slster. Mrs. HoncheA. wore | gown of white xeorkette and carried a bouquet of lilies of tke valley. Fh, matron of honor wore a gown 'of nt' enid silk and carried pink roses. Mr Honcheil was best man. '
 Following the reception held after the ceremony. the couple left for s wedding trip 10 New York city They will b. at home at I4 etandish street, Hartford. after June 1.