New Britain herald., 1930-07-12

SefeTdl leTHlS OIl tIle DOdTQ or OlreC- tors.
 He has always been deeply inter- ested in Masonry and until late years was regular in his attendance at all meetings of Harmony lodge, A. F. & A. M., and for one year served 1t as master.
 Mrs. Wainright has always been devoted to her home and to the Methodist church. of which she is a member. They have made many friends who will be pleased to learn of their golden wedding anniversary and of their good health to enjoy it.
 The day was observed by MT. and Mrs. Wainright by going on fam fly picnic with all their children, where the occasion was fittingly celebrated.
 Their children are Elizabeth, as- socated with the New Britain Inst- ute; Grace, now Mrs. Arthur B. Watson of Portland, Conn: Hal sted. employed by the Stanley Works. and Ralph B.. secretary and general manager of Mountain Grove cemetery, Bridgeport.
 Miss Grace Mary Gilbert. daughter of Mrs. Charles Gilbert of Lincoln street will become the bride of Frank V. Hogan, son of MT. and Mrs. | Thomas Hogan of West Ivy street, New Haven on Monday morning at o'clock. Miss Mabel Helen H- pelius, will attend her cousin as maid of honor while William Howard Hogan will be his brothers best man.
 l Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Sue Nevarde, daughter of Mrs E. Nevarde of Kel- sey street to George L. Chase of Utica. N. Y. The ceremony took place in New York city.
 Miss Eleanor M. Stamm of Burn ham street, Hartford, became the l bride of Newman B. Bramble, son of MT. and Mrs. Fora Bramble of Winthrop street on Saturday after room, June 2Sth. at the North Mctho church in Hartford. Rev H. Brennan performed the cere- nony.
 Miss Helen o. Wiegand of this city attended her cousin as maid Of | honor and Wells Bramble attended his brother as best man. Little Miss 1 Eleanor Bird. niece of the bride was 1 flower girl, and August Stamm and H. Robert Green were ushers while Maitland Bird. nephew of the bride was ring bearer.
 The bride was dressed in a white | satin faced crepe gown and a net cape veil with a lace cap. Her bouquet consisted of white roses and sweet peas The maid of honor was attlred in an opal pink crepe gown with hat to match. She car | ried American beauty roses and ! sweet peas. The flower girl was dressed in a baby blue frock with | a nat to match. She carried sweet i peas and baby's breath. A reception was held at the home of the bride following the ceremony i for a large number of guests Mir. and Mrs. Bramble will make their i home on Hill street, Collinsville. upon their return from wedding trip to Sunapee. N. H. Mrs Bram- ble wore a travelling suit of brown.
 Miss Irene Frances Colarisi of | Westerly street and John Louis Leonardo of Stanley street were married Tuesday morning at St. Mary's- church by Reverend Walter J. Lyddy. Reverend John T. Con- nor celebrated the nuptial high mass Miss Anna Colarisi attended her sister as maid of honor and Tuna Reney was best man. Announcement was made this week of the marriage of Miss Bes- sic Weisman, daughter of MT. and Mrs. S, Weisman of Boston to I. | Edward Gubernick, son of Mir. and Mrs. B. Gubernick of Stanley street, this city which took place last Sum- day afternoon at the home of the l bride.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Gubernick will make their home on Long Island. ! Miss Anna Tessman of Everett street became the bride of Fran cis P. Foran of Whiting street. Plainville. on Monday morning at 9 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Reverend William P, Kill coyne officiated.
 Mrs. Margaret Creegan and James Foran. sister and brother of the bridegroom, attended as matron of honor and best man. 1 The bride wore gown of bridal blush georgette crepe with a pink hat and slippers She carried a garden bouquet tied with pink and orchid ribbons. Her attendant wore nile green seorgette gown and a white bat. She carried a garden bouquet tied with yellow and green ribbons.
 After wedding breakfast, Mr. | and Mrs. Foran left on motor trip throughout New York state. They