The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-24
SOCIAL

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Hart, daughter of Mir and Mrs Max Hart of Cooke street and Aaron A. Rosen, son of Mir and Mrs N. H. Rosen of Hancock. Md. will take place on Sunday evening at 5.30 o'clock at the Beth Israel synagog on Kingsbury street. Miss Hart has chosen her sister, Miss Hesfera Hart as her maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss Elizabeth Potter, Miss Ruth |. Hart and Miss Gertrude Fishman. all of New York and cousins of the bride and Miss Martha Henes and Miss Rachel Epstein of this city. Robert Rosen, will attend his brother as best man and the ush- CTS will be Morton Prillig, Saul Silver, John Gottlieb, and Samuel Udelowitz of this city and Her man Glozer of New Haven. The flower girl will be Ruth Waltman' cousin of the bride and the ring bearer win be Blessing Mairof. Following the ceremony large reception will be held at the Wa tsrbury Hebrew Institute.
 Local people were interested in the wedding of Miss Elaine French Eastman of wellesley. Mass, daugn- ter of Dr and Mrs Albert Clinton Eastman and Rev Edward Morrow Condit of Waterbury. son Of Rev and Mrs Henry Joy Condit or Ithaca and Huletts Landing-on- Lake George, N. r.. which took place Wednesday at 4 o'clock at North Chapel Universalist church. About 200 relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony, performed by the father of the bridegroom, assisted by the Rev James Lonsdaie Dowson. pastor of the church.
 The bride. gowned in Ivory satin with train and tulle veil and carry ing a bouquet of brides roses and maidenhair. entered the church on the arm of her father as the organ ist played the wedding march from wagner's "Lohengrin." She was preceded by Miss Shirley Sturk. daughter of Mir and Mrs Elmer Sturk, and Miss Mary Lee Abbott, daughter of Dr and Mrs George Abbott, both of Bethel, Vt, as flow CT girls.
 Mrs Harry Carvell Beaver, Jr, Of Longmeadow, Mass, a college class mate of the bride, was matron of honor She wore rose-beige gown and hat with shoes to match and carried blue larkspur and blush roses.
 The bridegroom was attended by his brother, the Rev Robert Y. Condit of Newton Highlands, Mass The ushers were Roger Richmond Eastman of Concord, N. H., and Woodstock, George Platt of Bloom. field. \. J., Walter Stuart McEwan, Jr, of Albany, N. r., roommate of the bridegroom at Silver Bay school, and Peter Ganesevoort Dec erick TenEyck of Albany, frater- nifty brother of the bridegroom at Cornell university.
 Following the ceremony a recep- ton was held at the Woodstock Country club. the clubhouse being decorated with ferns and flowers. Tn the receiving line with the bride and bridegroom were the parents of both young people, Mrs Beaver and Rev Robert Condit.
 The bride graduated from Dean academy in 1924, from Wellesley college in 1928 and from the New York Katherine Gibbs school in 1929. For two years she has been member of the faculty of Pine Manor, in Wellesley. The bride groom Is assistant minister of the FirJt church in this city. He is graduate of the Protestant Episco- pal Theological Seminary of Vir- ginia and is d member of the Delta Phi fraternity.
 After Oct l, Rev and Mrs Con- dit will be at home at 1855 Grove street. this city.
 Misses Mary Crean of Fuller street, Christine Quilter of Bald win street and Margaret Malone of New York are guests of Mrs Gun ningham's cottage at Bayview.
 Hiss Mary F. Begg of Hill street, who is spending the summer at Fort Trumbull Beach has returned from d visit to New Ham pshire.
 Fenbar Birmingham of Hamil- ton, Bermudt. is the guest of Alex ander Thomson, Jr, of Prospect street, at his summer home in Southbury.