The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-22


 the Central lndex. ss
 Included on the ticket committee
 Mir and MrH DarraRh dei.ancey of this city were guests at the wedding of Miss Frencen Louise Hcublein, daughter of Mrs Arthur C, Heuhicin of Ledyard roHd, West Hartford and Henry Francis Perot, son of Mir and Mrs T. Morris Perot, Jr. of Philadelphia, which took place yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock at St Johns church. West Hartford.
 Tho ceremony was performed by Right Rev Henry R.. Chimney, uD. cle of Mir Pcrot: assisted by Rev William T. Hooper, rector of the church. Mrs William W. Mnlcom. organiat, played the wedding music and A progrR mprecoding the cere. mony. Thero were two violin solos during the service, 70 Perfect Love" and "The Prize Song" from the "Mcistersinger."
 Tho bride, who was escorted down the aisle by her brother. pr Giigert Whipple Hcublein, was given in marriage by her mother. Miss Louise Boyd I.icht onstcin of New York and Red Bank, N. j.. was maid of honor. The matrons Of honor were Mrs Gilbert Whipplc Heublein of Now Haven. sistcr.in. law of tho bride, and Mrs William J. Latimer, IT,, of Watertown, Mass, the formor Miss Elizabeth Nj. Perot, sister of Mir Perot. '
 The brido'a other attendants were Miss Gall Ripley of West Hartford, Miss Elizabeth Hnrris of aoatA nn al Aau Charles Trendway of Bristol. Mss Priscilla Brush of Greenwich, and Mrs Harold Hilton of New York, tho former Miss Gcnevieve Whipplc cousin of the bride.
 T. Morris Porot, IT,. was best man for his son and T. Morris Pc. rot, 3rd, n brother of the bride. groom. was head usher. Tho ush. CTS wore Lieut. William Latimcr, Jr., Of Washington. D. C., brother. in.iaw of the bridegroom, pr Mer. rltt r stiles of Chestnut Hlll, l., James Talbot Of B0la, Pa, Henry R. 0ummoy, I'd. of Philadelphia, a cousin of Mir Pcrot, Robert C. Tay. Tor of Philadelphia, Charles Stewart Wurta Bissell Of Germantown, pa.. John Gilbert Martin of The Spring. Wentworth, England. n cousin of the bride, and pr Dcublcin of New Haven.
 The bride wore n gown of whito stlffened mnrquisotto ovor tnffota, made with an I5iizn bothan collar and long train. Her long tight sleeves fell in points over the hands old family point Venisc luce waH at tho neckline. The hem and train of tho tnffeta slip were odgcd with fine pleated ruffle. Her tuile veil feil from q cap of tho snme incc as that on hor gown. she carried q bouquet Of lilies or tho valley md whitc orchids.
 Of much interest
 of imported embroidered nousSo' over q Riip of tnffcta. sho wore linon straw hut mitts and shoes to match and carried q bouquet Of gesbera in a shado blending with her frook.
 rho mntrons of honor and thu bridesmaids woro gowns of q sim. liar style, tho matrons of honor tn q docp coral and tho bridesmaids of . pnler shade. Their brimmod hats wore Of matching linon straw trimmed with delphiniurn blue yol- vet ribbon and thcy wore matching mitts and slippers. They cnrrisd bouqets of matching gorbora and deiphinium.
 Mrs Heublein wore q jacket gown of white iace and a eorsage of deep purple orchids. Mrs Per0t wore q beigo gcorgette and Chantilly laco dress and . corsago of pale purple orchids.
 4 reception followed at Mrs lieu: bioin's homo, which was decorated with bouquets and window boxes of gindioius, deiphinium, lnrkspur and roses. The matol and hrepiae0 wero banked with flowers. A strin9