New Britain herald., 1924-02-23
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morning at o'clock at the church of All Saints when Miss Gabriel Mala- chowska niece of MT. and Mrs. T. J. Zaczek of 123 Fremont street became the bride of Stanley J, Stachelek of 33 Lawior street. Rev. Stephen Grohol, pastor of the church was celebrant of the nuptial solemn high mass and he was assisted by Rev. Stanley Iciek of the Sacred Heart church, as deacon; Rev. Charles Coppens. pastor of St. Peters church, as sub-deacon. and Rev. Peter Kaczmarski of Terryville as master er-of-ceremonies.
 They were attended by Miss Ap- polonia Pearl Malachowska, as maid of honor, the Misses Estella Stachel- elk and Jule Lazarska as bridesmaids and Andrew Stempien as best man. Miss Doris Hanson was the flower girl and the ushers were Stanley Kulas and Joseph sakowicz. The ring bear CTS were Miss Helen Jurczak and Raymond Zackek.
 The bride was gowned in a dress of bridal satin and Spanish lace and wore a veil trimmed with orange blos- soms and pearls. She carried bri- l dal bouquet of roses. The maid of honor wore a dress of yellow silk and her bridesmaids were dressed in | green gold with lace overdresses. The attendants wore picture hats to match | and carried bouquets of vari-colored roses.
 Following the ceremony. wedding reception was held at the brides home at which a large number of guests were present. There were visi- tors from New York. Waterbury and New Britain. The church was prettily | decorated for the occasion in ferns and carnations. John J. Crean organ ist at St. Mary's church, played the wedding march while St. Mary's quar- tet, composed of Mrs. NJ. T. Crean. so- prano, Mrs. John Connolley, contral- to: Fred DesRousiers. tenor and James D. Donahue. basso. rendered St. Ceceilia's mass. During the offer tory. Mrs. Crean sang the Ave Ma ria' by Bach-Gounod and when the wedding party was leaving the church Mir. Donahue sang "I Love You Truly" by Carrie Bond Jacobs.
 Following the reception, Mir. and Mrs. Stachelesk letf on a wedding trip to New York and Washington, D. c.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. II. Phelps of Plainville have sent out cards for the pianoforte recital which their daugh- ter. Miss Lois Phelps. will give next Thursday evening al tho Unity hall In Hartford. Her program of music for that evening follows:
 I.
 Andante in F,..,.....,.B Beethoven EccosSaises .s,,.,.,,.... Beethoven Rondo Capriccio ........ Mendelssohn
 II.
 Sonata A major ........... Schubert
 Allegro moderate
 Andate
 Allegro
 Nocturnc D flat. at.........,...Cho iaisie-lnpromptu ....... Chopin Ballade A Hal ,.,..,,..... .Ehopin Dams. ,......rs......,.. Debussy .,....s..,.ss.... liszt ........s.t.. Liszt
 Miss Phelps will be assisting artist with Miss Loretta Higgins fin Terry- Vile on the evening Of March 3. (
 Mrs. George Gray celebrated her ssth birthday yesterday at her home In Berlin.
 Mrs W. Ingram entertained at her home on Stanley street yesterday aft srnoon for Raymond Pulyer and Royal Heincck. Both young men arc from the Bentley School of Account Ing and Finance for the weekend.
 Members of the Lady Wallace lodge. D. 0. S.. gave a shower Friday eve. 1ing for Miss Anna Cameron at her tome on Rentschler street Miss ,ameron is to marry Sergeant Leslie ! :. Walls Of New Castle. Delaware. on $ Thursday, March 6th. One of the most important am Of this week is that of ' he engagement Of Miss Mildred [ daughter Of Air. and Mrs. T ieorge Meisner Of Berlin, 10 Kenneth r 2elyea of Bridgeport. son Of James Relyea Of Winthrop street. 3oth young people are well known n town and are very popular with the ounger set. Miss Meisner Is a grad |, Iate of the New York School Of Fine o nd Applied Arts in the class Of 1923. n 1922 she was awarded a scholar hip of IS months study in Paris and Ii fas graduated in Paris. ti Mir. Reiyea is a graduate of the p diversity of Michigan in the class of a ,elta fraternity. V Announcement Of the engagement as made this afternoon at a bridge la which Miss Harriet Reynal tl aughter of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Key Il al gave at her home on Lexington rect Tea was served in the dining pom with Miss Elsie ColIingwood and ei Hiss Evelyn synder presiding at the al ttractive table which was decorated h ith tall pink candles and quantities [ pink roses.
 oi At a meeting of the Parents and D - eachers' association Of the Smith " v .hool held Tuesday evening. Mrs. F. Y, 2, . P1stt spoke on The Two Biggest - ,bs In the World" Preceding Mrs. 'n lstt's interesting talk. Morris Hog z. nd sang a number Of entertaining V' ,nrs Emil Dsnberg. president of z. S e association, presided al the meet " e. ~
 " Rev. Dr. John E. klingberg and ai rs. Klingberg will observe the 25th