New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

r. .Wollman of North Burritt street
 became the bride Of Walter Joseph
 Guskc, son of MT. and Mrs. Adam
 Guskc of Grove street on Wcdnes-
 day morning at 10 o'clock at the
 rcctory of the Holy Cross church.
 Reverend Stephen Bartkowski per-
 formed the ceremonies.
 Miss Helen Wollman attended her
 sister as maid of honor and Louis
 Guskc was best man.
 The bride wore a gown of bridal
 satin and a Rose Maricl veil She carried a shower bridal bouquet oG roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore orchid crepc with q horse lair hat 10 harmon
 izc. She carried an old fashioned bouquet.
 A reception was held at the home of the brides parents for about 100 | guests from Massachusetts, New | ork, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Old fashioned garden flowers were used to decorate the home. Nlr and Mrs Guske will make their home at 255 Grove street upon
 their return from Washington, D. C., where they went on a wedding trip. Mr. Gusle is employed by Hart and Hutchinson.
 Announcement was made th.s week Of the marriage of Miss Doro- thy Evelyn Picrson to Irving Gil bert Rau, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank B. Rau of Maple Hill by the form CTS parents, Mir. and Mrs. Ira Pie"- son of Bassctt street. The marriage took place on October 12 in Albany. Announcement was made this
 eek of the marriage of Robert J. RilchiC. traffic manager of the Be- lin Construction company and Mss Hazel D. Bcrnicr, daughter of Chf- ford Bernicr of Albany avcnuc. Hartford. The wedding took place in Harrison, New York.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Greene of
 Grove street observed their j0th wedding anniversary at their home on Wednesday. They have one sol. LoRoy W. Greene, and a grand daughter, June Greene.
 Mir and Mrs David Ohman C
 Harrison street are observing thCir thirticth wedding anniversary at their home today.
 Miss Alice Miriam Platt, dWIgil- ter of the late Howard Platt and Mrs. Platt of Poughkccpsic, New York, became the bride of LicutcA- ant G, Arthur Hadscll, |. $. A.. son Of tho late Colonel G. Arthur | Hadscll and Mrs. Hadsell Of Plain vile and this city on Tuesday after noon at 4;30 o'clock at the First Presbyterian church in Pough- kcepsie.
 Reverend Edmund G. RawSon, m
 uncle of the bride, from Ardmore, Ia, officiatcd. Reverend Earl L, Douglass. pastor of the First Pres Dytcrlan church assisted.
 Miss Platt, who was given in mar riagc by her brother, Edmund ?, pIatt, was goUncd in bridal blush
 satin cntrain, with tulIc veil caught with orange blossoms. She carried q bridal bouquet of blush roses and lilies of the valley. Her maid Of honor, Miss Frances Dee i Troy of poughkeepsio wore a pale 1 green tullc. She carried q bouquet 1 of yellow roses and lavender heath
 CT. The bridesmaids, who were, Miss l Mary Fcntrcs of Chicago. Miss EliZ- | ahcth Mead of Cambridge. and Miss i Alburta Brown. were classmates ot ! Miss Platt at Nassar in the class Of 1927. Miss Helen Estabrook of Bos- 1 ton, Nassar '9S, Mrs. Edmund C. 1 RaWson, Jr,, Nassar 'o5. and Miss Dorothy Duncan of Chicago, Nassar | 30, were also bridesmaids. They
 wore orchid tulle frocks with tullo hats 10 match. Their bouquets were 1 Of talisman roses and heather.
 Mrs. Howard Platt wore a blHe chiffon gown and a hat to match. 1 She carried a bouquet of gardenids and orchids. Mrs. Edmund Plat, grandmother of the bride, wore q | lilac lace with a hat made of the same material Mrs. G. Arthur Had sell, mother of the bridegroom wore
 a grey georgette and lace gown with hat to match.
 Lieutenant Hadsell chose his
 brother-in law, Captain EdWarJ
 Nicholson Fay U. S. A., as his best | man. The ushers were Edmund C.
 Rawson, Jr.. of Poughkeepsie
 Charles Bartlett Rawson of Prince ton, William NJ. Smith of Pough-