New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

kccpsic. Lieutenant Wellington A. Samouce, U. $. A., Lieutenant Cor con TeXtor, |. s. A., of Westpoint, and Lieutenant Eugene Ely. aide 10 Major General Hanson E. Ely, Of Governors Island.
 The altar of the church WIS banked with palms and Easter lilies. Mrs. Clarence K. Chattcrton, organist of the church, played tllc wedding march.
 X reception was held at the Vas sar Alumnac house for about 2S5 guests. The house was decorated with palms.
 Mrs. Hadsell wore q truvcling suit or blue. Lieutenant and Mrs Had sell sailed yesterday for Honolu.l on the Army transport Cambrai, where Lieutenant Hadscll is station- ed with the 35th infantry. They wlIl be at home in Honolulu after the 25th of March.
 Among the guests were Miss Hen rletta Castle and Mrs. Gertrude Ny strom of Plainyille. Mr. and Mrs. William Cox Dalzell, and the Misses Dalzell of Bristol, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bartlett and their daughters of Lincoln street, this city. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene r. Barnes ot fairview street announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Dorothy NJ. Barnes to Philip l.. Mildrum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ern- est W. MiIdrum of East Berlin. MT. Mildrum is graduate of the Suffield preparatory school and is now affiliated with his father in the Berlin Savings bank.
 No definite date has been Set for the wedding.
 Miss Mary Rocioppi of Oneida street. and Domcnico Tagaricllo of Daily avenue were married at . o'clock on Monday morning .y Reverend Walter !. I.yddy at S. MarN's church. Miss Maria Brcscil vas maid Of honor and Frank NitaIe was best man.
 Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Morse Of SCuthIngton road, plainvillc. ob. served the Both anniversary or their marriage last Saturday.
 Nr. and Mrs. Ira E. Pierson Of Bassctt street announced the mac- riagc Of their daughter, Miss Doro- thy Evelyn, to Irving Gilbert Rau son of Mr anl Mrs. Frank B. Rau ot Robbins avenue, Maple Hill. which took place in Albany on Octo- Der 12. Reverend Howard C. Hagc-
 man officiatcd.
 Nr. and Mrs, Van Landry of F2li River, Mass, announced the en- gagcment of their daughter. Miss Anita Bellier of Kelly street, Bristol to Ovila Frageau of Park street, Bristol, on Tuesday of this week. Mrs. Augusta Schlagerait Of AT~f street and Jacob Weiss of Naugatucl were married last Saturday afte"- noon at 3 o'clock at the Emmanuel German Lutheran church in Nauga- tuck
 Mrs. Anna Arndt was matron oc honor and Carl Schrul of Naugatuck was best man.
 Mrs. Schlagcrait wore a green
 frock, q picture hat with slippers 10 match She carried carnations and i ferns. The maid of honor wore a | black silk gown and a black hat. l She also carried carnations and fern.
 A reception was held at the home
 Of the bride on Arch street for
 about 75 guests from Naugatuc'i, Bristol, Waterbury. and Meriden.
 Mr. and Mrs. Weiss will make th3tr l home in Nausatuck,
 1 Miss Elizabeth sherman, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Sherman of | Fairview street and Walter B. Semon i of Wc1hersficld, son of Mir. and Mrs. | Edmund Scmon, will be married sometime today n New York city.
 Sometime in the early spring Gertrude ShafGer of Bloomfield will become Mrs. Edward Twichell, daug law of Mr. and Mrs. | Ruebcn TWichcll of Brooksidc road,
 just what date has not been di- Vulged. Miss Schaffer is one of the very lovely daughters of Mir. and
 Mrs F. A. Shaffer of Bloomfield. She is popular with the younger set there and in Hartford and New Britain's younger matrons and maids look forward 10 welcoming precincts.