New Britain herald., 1925-06-13

brides parents which was deco
 rated in white and orange. About 200 guests were present from New
 York, Hartford, Terryville and this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Podhajski left on a
 wedding trip to Washington and At-
 lan.ic City and upon their return
 will reside at 1So Miller street. Mir.
 Podhajski is employed at the H. L.
 Handy Go. as a salesman.
 1 Miss Dorothy Platt, daughter of
 Mrs. A. H. Platt of 4S Oakland street Bristol, and Charles A. Swanston,
 Jr., son of Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Swans ton of 1oS Pennington avenue. Bris- tol, were married Wednesday after noon by Rev. William E. West, pas- tor of the Prospect Methodist church. Mir and Mrs. Robert Swans ton, brother and sister-in-law of the
 bridegroom were the attendants. Fol- lowing the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Swanston left for a wedding trip through New England and Canada, and on their return will live at 4S Oakland street. Mrs. Swanston is employed at the Bristol Trust Co.,, and the bridegroom Is an electrician at the Sessions Clock Co. plant.
 One of the most important social events of the past week was the marriage Wednesday evening in East Greenwich, R. l., of Dr. Richard ". Pullen, superintendent tof the New Britain department of health, and Miss Ruth A. Lindstron1, daughter of Rev. Frederick and Mrs. Lind strom of East Greenwich. The mar riage took place in the Swedish Lutheran church, that city.
 The brides father and her broth CT, Rev. Joshua Lindstrom of Alta, Iowa, were the officiating clergymen. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the church parlors, at- tended by more than $50 guests, in- cluding large number of the par ishioners of the Swedish Lutheran church, over which the brides father is the pastor. The guests included Mir, and Mrs, Charles S. Adams of Boston, Mass, uncle and aunt of the bridegroom.
 The bride was attired in a Town of white georgette and lace over shell pink and she wore a veil of blush tulle over rose with point Venice lace and orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley, sweetheart roses and orchids, Her travelling suit was an ensemble suit of blue and white georgette, with blue hat and black satin slippers.
 Miss Muriel Bunnell Of Otta va. i Canada, was maid of honor. She wore blond lace and georgette over pink with slippers to match. and wore a brown tulle hat. She car ried roses.
 Gowns worn by. Misses Anna Eek man of New York city, and Elsie Johnson of Pawtucket, R. l., brides maids, were Of the bouffant style. | They were of pink organdte and net over silver cloth. The hats were pink tulle. Misses Eckman and Johnson carried Colonial bouauets,
 Miss Ruth Miriam Lindstrom, niece of the bride, was flower girl, and wore white georgette over pink with poke bonnet. She carried a basket of sweetheart roses and rose petals.
 The brides mother was dressed in grey georgette and satin crepe with a grey hat 10 match. She wore a corsage bouquet Of lavender sV eet peas. The bridegroom's mother Mrs, James A. Puller. was attired Tn black Eoergette emhroid- cred with silver and rose, with black satin slippers and s picture hat 10 match her gown. f
 Mrs. Adams wore peach chiffon embroidered in gold with a picture hat to match, She wore gold bro | caded slippers,
 The best man was Dr, T, 8, Noise, Il