The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-01

Miss Margaret Cone, daughter of MT and Mrs Edward Kinne Cone of Kinnekort, Colonia, N. J., became the bride of Edward Homer Ladd. 3d, son of MT and Mrs Edward Homer Ladd, Jr, 500 Stelle avenue, Plainfield, N. J., at 4:30 o'clock yes terday afternoon in St Paul's church Railway, N. J., the Rev H. l.. Sadtler officiating. A reception followed the ceremony. The church was decor ated with dogwood and cybotium fern, and was illuminated by can dles. The floral decorations at the house were spring flowers.
 Miss Kathleen Cone attended her sister as maid of honor, and her only other attendant was another sister. Miss June Cone. MT Cone gave his daughter in marriage.
 The brides gown was of ivory sat- in, and the veil of lace and tulle, which had been worn by her mother, fell from cap of lace. Her only or- naments were an old seed pearl necklace, with earrings to match, and she carried an ivory prayer book in- stead of the conventional bouquet. Her two sisters were in frocks of embroiderede organdy, with hats to match, and they carried spring flow CTS.
 MT Ladd, Jr, was his sons best man, and the ushers were Delano w. Eadd, Howard Ladd, Duncan c. Tay- Tor and Osborne Halstead, all of Plainfieled; F. Vinton Lawrence, En- glewood; Roger Gilbert, John Bee/ and Allen Eustis of New York citI: and William H. Peterson of Colonia, a cousin of the bride.
 MT Ladd and his bride will go to upon their return they will live in Plainfield.
 Miss Cone is graduate of Miss Masters school, Dobbs Ferry, and she attended the French School for Girls, and Smith college. MT Ladd is a graduate of Taft and of Yale in the class of 1925.
 Because of their excellent records, both enthusiastically and in activities, four Connecticut Agricultural col lege students have been elected to Gamma Chi Epsilon, the honorary scholastic fraternity, it was announce ed yesterday in the regular 'bi-week- ly meeting of the college assembly. |. James E. Thigpen '31 of Tarboro, N. e., and Frank H. Riley '31 of Bridgeport are the two seniors who were honored. Thigpen finished his college work at mid-year, having |completed his college course in seven |semesters or one less semester than is usually required. He has been do- ing special work for the economics department here since that time. As a student he was a member of the Ia6 fv,nr hAI@ f~ Kappa Delta, the honorary forensic fraternity. He was assistant editor of the Connecticut Campus the college weekly, managing editor of the Nut meg, the college yearbook, and was manager of the swimming team. He belongs to the Sigma Phi Gamma fraternity.
 Riley is active in dramatics and is a member of the glee club. He be- longs to Theta Alpha Phi, the honor- |ary dramatic fraternity.
 Miriam Cohen. '32 of New Haven and Howard Tyler '32 of Plainville were also elected to membership. Miss Cohen is president of the Junior Dramatic club and has taken part in a number of plays at the college. Tyler is member of the Student Senate and Lambda Gamma Delta. the honorary judging fraternity. He has been the high man enthusiastically in his class for the past two years. He is a member of the college All club and the varsity track squad. He belongs to the Pi ,Alpho Pi fratern- Iity.
 Miss Gerda Schroeder, noted Dan- ish singer who is visiting this coun- try, entertained the student assem- bly with several selections.
 Miss Josephine Monroe of New York is spending a few, days as the guest of Miss Helen Curran of Ham, ilton avenue.
 Miss Dorothy Crocker of Boston is the guest of Mrs Don l.. Beardsley of Delaware avenue.