New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-28
WEDDINGS CONTINUE
MANY IN NUMBER

On Monday morning at 8 O'Clock
in St. Joseph's church the wedding
Of Miss Ellans Mccarthy Of Port
land, Ne, and John Edward Sheri
dan, son of Mrs. Julia Sheridan OF
Stanley street took place. Reverend
J. F. Donahue performed the cere-
mony before a number of friends
and relatives.
Miss Kath ,ryn Sheehan was the
bridesmaid and Thomas f. Sheridan
a brother Of the groom was the best
man.
The bride wore a gown Of tan
georgctte with gold lace and brown
vet trimmings, with hat to 4hatch.
She carried a bouquet of butter
fly roses and lilies of the valley. The
bridesmaid wore q gown of Llue
gcorgette with silver lace and band
ings Of squirrel with hat to match.
Her bouquet was of pink butterfly
roses tied with pink tulle.
Following the ceremony wedding
breakfast for immediate friends was
served at the Elm Tree Inn, Farm
ingto on.
Mrs Sheridan taught history in
the Senior High school. Mr. Sherl-
dan is connected with Hadflold,
Rothwcll &; Soulc. certified public
accountants in Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan left on a
wedding trip to Bermuda and Will
be at home after January l at the
Hungerford apartments.
Another wedding to occur on
Monday morning was that OF Miss
Rose Gryznia and Gerard Sylvester
The ceremony was performed by
Reverend Walter Lyddy at ST. Mary s
church at 8 o'clock in the morning
Armand Sylvester. brother Of tn"
groom vas the best man and Miss
Jennie Kuharski was the brides at
tendant.
The wedding of Miss Mary Borrow
ski, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Borowski OF Grove street and ste
phcn Dobrinski Of Farmineton TOOK
place Wednesday morning at
o'clock at St. Mary's church. Rcver-
and Mathew Traynor, pastor OF the
church, officiatcd. The bride wore 4
dress of henna chenille trimmed
with brown fur and she carried q
bouquet Of yellow chrysanthtmulhS
Her attendant was dressed in yell
low satin trimmed with matching
gcorgctte. She carried orchid Chry'
santhemums.
Following a reception Mr.. ant
Mrs. Dobrynski left on a Weddlnt
trip to New York city and upon then
return they will make their home
at 81 West street.
Miss Victoria Lewis Of Berlin an'
Joseph Thebcrge OF this city were
| married Wednesday evening at tn
rectory of St. Paurs church in Ken
| sinston. Reverend John c. Brennan
performed the ceremony. They wer
attended b. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Trem
blay. After tho ceremony they let
on q wedding journey to Philadcl
phia and upon their return they vii
make their home on Arch street.
Miss katherine Behan Of Hart
ford daughter OF Mrs. John Behan o
County Clare, ireland, and jon
Bernard Hoppe, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Bernard L. Hoppe OF KcnsinGto'
were married "Wednesday morniin
at ? o'clock at st. Paul's church i
Krnsington. Reverend john c. Bren
nan. pastor OF the church officiate
al the nuptial high mass.
Mrs. George CARING, a sister q
the groom VAS the matron OF homo
and James +. Bchan OF Hartford
brother OF The bride was the hes
man. Miss Constance Lardner @
Kcnsington was the train bearer.
The marriage Of Miss Helena Ag
mes Pclfon and Frank f. Bern
hard took place Thursday after
noon in South Manchester, Rev. !
+. Rcidy officiating. Miss Agne
Burke was maid of honor an
! Charles Pclton, brother Of tn
bride. best man. MIR. and Mr..
bernhard will reside in Manches
ter.