and a purse of money.tliWEDS EASTEflNd she played during theKENNNETK BLA1SDELL.I 'Evelyn1! Frasier, daughter of Mrs. Cleveland Frasier, 404 sveijjuO, became the bride 01 jviai. fCenrieth Blaisdell, son of Mr. and Mrs. i William Blaisdell of Goffstownj N. |h,, at 4 Saturday af-ternoor in Plymouth Congregational church. The Rev. Frederick Brinkofficiatted^The church was beautifully decorated fdr the dcdasion with .baskets of white chrysanthemums, ferhs and lighted candles. 'Mrs. Leslie Stevenson was at the organ for- a program of nuptial music while the,guests were being seated anceremon^ also., .The tride was attended by her sister, Mrs. Pauli Emejrich of Quincy, Mich., [and the loest man was FredBlaisdell |of . Minneapolis, Minn.Ushers were piul tenerichfand Robert Vollrath. *The bride was gowned; In white satin, styled with! a sweetheart neckline, long sleeves land aj fitted bodice. The full skirt of-the gown; extended into a short train. The fingertip veil oT illusion had medlions in applique1 as trimming and dropped fromia seed crystal halci. The bride’s flowers were white ijoses in shower arrangements J 1 1Mrs. Emerich wore blue tucked or-ganiza With matching hat and she carried a bohque’t of pink roses.The cepmbriylwas followed by a reception vat the! Johnson tetrooms for relatives arid;friends, and Major and Mrs. Blaisdell left later for a wedding trip to 'j Colorado Springs* For traveling the bride wore a kell green suit with] black accessories an had a shoulder corsage of bron and yello^ chrysanthemums.The bride was graduated from Molinei high school and has been employjed jas a|»secretary in the war department at‘j Washington, D* C.Majqr Blaisdell was graduated from the University of New Hampshire fuid attended Massachusetts Institute of Technology!. He ls: now on terminal leave after four years’ duty in England* India and Ceylon.Out-of-town ‘[guests were ^4r. and Mrs. William Blaisdell, parents of the bridegroom1 and Mrs. FredBlaisdell of Minneapolis, Minn.•I ' *• I i ■