Rudkin-MosmanNuptials HeldThis Morning!A pretty ceremony was held this j morning at 8 o’clock in Ss. Peter 1 and Paul's church when Miss Dor-!jothey Mosman was united in mnr-liagc to Lyle T. Rudkin of Glldden. I The Kcv. Father Lambert Schcn- lt;kelberg performed the ceremony j with nuptial high mass.The bride wo*c a gown of ecru ; lace over peachec i colored crcpe ; with hat to correspond and blond | hose and slippers. She carried a j sliowcr bouquet of tea roses. IThe bridesmaid was her cousin, ; Miss Freda Mosman, who was j clad in imported printed muslin de i soir with orchid predominating. Her hat was in orchki, she wore blond hose and slippers and carried tea roses. George Baumhover attended the bridegroom.A wedding dinner was served to j the bridal party and relatives, numbering 60 in all.The brio;: is the daughter of j Mr. and Mrs. William Mosman of i» knorth Crawford street. She was! formerly employed in the diet ! kitchen of St. Anthony hospital.The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rudkin of Olidden. He is employed in the Creamery and they will make their home in Glidden.Among those attending the cer- ! emony from out of town, were Mr. am. Mrs. Thomas Rudkin of Glidden, Mr. and Mrs Theodore Ros- j auer and daughter Ursula, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rosauer of Danbury, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller of Mapleton, Mr. and Mrs. Wenzel Hazel of Danbury, Mr. and Mrs. John Zitzlsperger of Dedham.