The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-21
MARY SHIMLINTZKY
BRIDE AT HOME WEDDING
Bennington Young Woman Married to
New York Man with Largely
Attended Ceremony.

NttSnueu ceremony.
The marriage Of Miss Mary B..
Shimlintzky eldest daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Shimlintzky, to
Bernard Barclay Of New York was
celebrated at the brides home on
Jefferson avenue Sunday evening at
6 o'clock. The nupt.al ceremony was
performed by Rev. II. Tekulsky. rabbi
OF the Bennington Hebrew congrega-
tion, assisted by Harris Levin OF Hoo.
sick Falls,
The home on Jefferson avenue was
fairyland of floral decorations, great
banks of white carnations setting off
graceful palms and trailing fern.
Shortly before o'clock 10 strains
of Mendelssohn's wedding march the
bride, accompanied by her parents.
the bridesmaids, Miss Sylvia Shin
l!ntzky, Miss Sylvia Stark. Miss Jen-
ME Rudnick and Miss Anna Berger,
marched slowly down the stairs out in
the hall to the parlor where four
attendants, her brother, David Shin
lintzky, Meyer Kerson. Albert Stark
and Louis Rudnick supported the pink
satin canopy, decorated with carna-
tions and evergreens.
The bride was handsomely attired
In white, satin faced canton, trimmed
with pearls. A crown of pearls was
about her head from which trailed
the pearl bedeeked veil She carried
shower bouquet OF white roses.
The maid Of honor, and sister Of the
bride, Miss Dorothy ShimlintzkY wore
a light blue taffeta dress trimmed with
silver lace. She carried bouquet Of
pink roses. The brides eldest broth.
er, Harold Shimllntzky was best man.
While the wedding ritual was being
read by Rev. Tekulsky Mr.. and Mrs.
Al Goldstein attended Mr.. Barclay and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rudnick attended
the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Shimlintzky
gave away their daughter
After the betrothal ceremonies were
over the guests retired TO the other
rooms of the house to participate in
hte wedding supper. Levin of Hoo
sick Falls catered
Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay were show.
cred with presents of silver, linen,
dishes and money. The local branch
of the Ladies Hebrew auxiliary gave
them full set of aluminium ware
The bride and groom will spend a
week In Buffalo and Niagara Fails
after which they will make their home
in New York. where Mir. Barclay is
employed In the moving picture in
dustry.
II was estimated that there were
we'll over 100 guests. Their many local
friends as we'll as out Of town rela
tiyes we're invited 20 the hmoe. The
guests from away We're: Mr.. and
| Mrs. s. Semelisky and son Erv!ng and
daughter Shirley of Johnston, n. Y;
Mr. and Mrs. Is. Shimlintzky and son
Abe and daughter Hazel of HoosicR
Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rudniek and
son Leonard of North Adams; Phillir
Rudnick of Fort Edward, n. Y, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Rudnick. Miss Jen
nie Rudnick and Louis Rudnick oI
North Adams: Miss Fannie Stark o
Saratoga; MIR. and Mrs, j. kcrson
Never Kerson and William Kerson Of
| North Adams, Mr. and Mrs. George
Rudnick and son of Boston; Jack Bar
clay aud Max Talmou of Philadelphia
Mr., and Mrs. Al Goldstein of New
York: I. Tumkin and Mrs. Anna
| Shayne Of Toledo, o.. Mrs NJ. Gator
Of brooklyn, n Y; Mr.. and Mrs
/ Frank Stark and Thelma and paviC
stark of Schenectady; Mr. and Mrs
| S. Carllck and son, Albert, OF Schen
ectady; MIR. and Mrs. Barney start
and sons Albert and Ralph and daugn
ter Sylvia of Saratoga; Mrs Sylvi'
Kerson and daughters and Mrs. WI
liam Cfamer OF North Adams; MIS-
Rose Melnick of Burlington; Mrs, y
Berger and daughter Apna OF Nortl
Adams: Harris Levin OF Hooslc'
Fails; Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Levin an'
Mrs. Reuben Levin of Mancheste
VI, and Henry Koschof OF Nor''
Adams.