New Britain herald., 1922-11-18

on Weuhesuhy morning at St. Mary's church the wedding of Misa Helen Marie spurvey, daughter of Mir,
 and Mrs. James Spurvey of High
 street, and John P. kransit, son os
 Mrs. Anna Kranzit of North street,
 took place. Miss Elizabeth Spurvey
 was her sisters maid of honor and
 Joseph Gernski cousin of the
 groom, was the best man. Miss Flea
 nor King apd Miss Anna Massey, both nieces Of the groom. were the flower
 girls. The bride wore gown of
 white canton crepe heavily beaded,
 and veil caught with orange blos-
 soms. She carried q bridal bouquet of roses. The maid of honor wore
 orchid georgette trimmed with silver
 with hat to match. Following the
 ceremony a reception was held at the
 home of the groom, after which Mir. and Mrs. Kranzit left upon wedding
 trip to Boston, Mass. Upon their re- turn MT. and Mrs. Kranzit will make their home at s6 North street.
 This afternoon at o'clock Miss Florence A. Holmquist daughter of MT. and Mrs. Oscar Holmquist of 2S Barnett street, and Leon l. filling of of MT. and Mrs. Isaac F. filling of kensington, were married at the home of the brides parents. Rev. A. A. Ahlquist, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church, performed the cere- mony. Miss Marjorie J. Foiren of kensington attended the bride as maid of honor, while Miss Vivian An derson of Hartford and Miss Hildur Torrell of this city were the brides maids. The wedding march was played by cousins of the bride Miss Ida Peterson, of New Haven, pianist, and Miss Elizabeth Anderson of Hart ford, violinist When Mir. and Mrs filling return from their wedding trip they will reside at 2s Barnett street. to Kensingtoh.
 Miss Helen Marie Howard, daugh- ter of Mrs. John B. Howard of Arch street, and Steven A. Bazek of I.itchfield, were married Wednesday morning at St. Joseph's church by the Rev. Patrick Daly. Miss Virginia Blazek sister of the groom, was the maid of honor, and John Howard, a brother of the bride, was the best man. The bride wore a gown of white canton crepe and a veil of Spanish lace with orange blossoms, and carried bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Her attend ant wore pink canton crepe. Follow Ing the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Blazek left upon a wedding trip to New York city, After which they will make their home in Litchfield
 
 Announcement is made of the mar -iage on Wednesday of Miss l.. Rich, laughter of Thomas M. Rich of North Main street. Southington, to Malcolm Parien of New Britain. The wedding .ook place in St. Thomas ..-R.. c. ,hurch. Southington, Rev. Joseph l oonnelly performing the ceremony.
 Apnouncement has been made of he marriage of Edson William Rogers of New Britain and Higga- ,um to Miss Phoebe Rooney of Brooklyn, New York The wedding ook place on Saturday, November f.
 About 25 members of the Sons of ual inspection in this city last eve ing A social afternoon, started at :30 o'clock and continued until 5. uring which time pair of pillow { ases were won bS Mrs. S. Rittle, of 'erlin.
 Mrs. Eleanor Case. of Simsbury. [ as inspection officer and made an ddress complimenting the local or on it's efficiency in putting n its initiatory work. Mrs. Kenney { oddard division vice. president; Mrs. ma Walker, division I. and I. off, E cer; Mrs. Minna Oldcrshaw. mem- l CT of the division council; Alderman eorge H. Wells. commander Of the ons of Veterans, A. G. Smith. of the ons of Veterans, and Miss Messen- CT, of Simsbury, were speakers. Rev. John E. lllingberg. and his tile charges at the Children's Home { , Rackliffe Heights, entertained the I CiHpCio ol tuS ioNdt tiup thursday noon. The Rotarians were l aced between two children for the 1 ,on-day lunch which was served in $ e main dining room. i After a speech of welcome by Rev. I 'hn Klingberg. Dr. Charles Barker oke. He congratulated the children having such home and said they $ o,Ild consider themselves rich z, g of sweets was presented 10 the C ildren when the Rotarians depart
 Mir. and Mrs. George B. Cowles of h hestnut stroet, will observe their 'rd wedding anniversary on Monday, ovember 20. Mrs. Cowles was be- o re her marriage Miss Minnie z, oehm. The wedding service was f, ,rformed by the Reverend Dr. J. :. 7. Cooper MT. and Mrs Cowles n i've one son. Graydon Cowles, who
 in the hardware business in Patts- lrg, N. Y. ,,, The wedding of Miss Rose sadis, z, .ughter of Mir. and Mrs. Bartholo- n, ew Sadis of 191 High street, to John " askolos, son of Joseph Waskolos of th
 Elm street, will take place Monday w orning, November goth, in the th cred Heart church. Miss Marie Lu- s, cousin of the bride. will be maid
 honor and Helen Marel of Brook l. n, N Y. and Henlen Duran of this |,
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