New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

The marriage Of Miss Laurette A, Campbell. daughter Of Mrs. Mary E. Campbell of East street and Frank D. keneflick Of Lake street took place Wednesday morning at s o'clock in the church ot St. John tho Evangelist Reverend Thomas ]. Laden. pastor of the church officiat- cd at the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial high mass Miss Mary kiniry was the bridesmaid and Joseph r. Doulon was the best man.
 The bride was dressed in q gown Of powder blue Eliaabeth crepe with a hat to match anf she carried n bridal bouquet of butterfly roses, Her attendant was dressed in bols de rose Elil, beth crepe with a hat to match and carried a bouquet of Aaron Ward roses.
 Special music was rendered dur Ing the ceremony by the choir of the church. During the nuptial cere- mony Mrs Kathleen Crowley Solo. mon sang 70 Promise Me" At the offertory of the mass, she rendered Ave Maria" and near tho close, James D, Donahue sang At Dawn ing."
 The gift Of the bride to her at- tendant vas jeweled bracelet and that Of the groom to the attendant was set of platinum cuff links.
 After the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the brides mother at which 50 guests were in attendance. They included visitors from Boston. New York, Norwich and Meriden. Later Mir. and Mrs. kencflick left on wedding trip 10 Atlantic City. Washington, D. C., and Philadelphia. They will be at home to friends at 22 Chester Place after June 1.
 A double wedding will take placo on May 25th when Miss Margaret Irene Cronin will marry Richard J. Hannon and her sister Miss Mary Eulah Cronin will marry Fred Bitt- ner of Rocky Hill, The young ladies are the daughters of Mir. and Mrs. William A. Cronin Of Burritt street. The ceremony will take place in st. Mary's church.
 Miss Marion Howe Of Prospect street and Harold Overstrom of Hawkins street will be married this afternoon at { o'clock in Thomas ton. The ceremony will be perform. cd by Reverend Andrew Overstrom pastor of the Swedish Congrcgat;or church at Thomaston and a cousin of the groom. IT, John R. Lee of this city will be the best man and Mrs Lee will be the maid Of honor. Immediately following the cere- mony NJ. Overstrom will take his bride on a wedding journey and upon their return they will make their home on Columbia street,
 
 Miss Eunice May Humphrey, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Ernest NeI- son Humphrey of No. I'll Lincoln street. and Burton Edwards Hide brandt, son of Mir. and Mrs. George Hildebrandt of Rhinedecker iane, were married Monday noon at the home of the brides parents. pr. George W. c. Hill performed th. ceremony using the Congregational form of service. Spring flowers, with butterfly roses and sweet peas were used in decoration. The bride, who vas given In marriage by her father. was attended by her sister, Miss Vir. Etnta Grace Humphrey. as maid of honor. George Hildebrandt, brother of the bridegroom. was the best man The bride ~ore gray crepe romaine and carried butterfly roses with blue larkspur, The maid of honor was dressed In yellow romaine and car ried an arm bouquet of Pernet roses Httl' sweet peas. A reception follow cd at the Shuttjemeadow country , club, where luncheon was served. Mir. and Mrs Hildebrandt have left for q wedding trip, the bride wearing 8 gray crepe romalne with a black satin coat trimmed with squirrel. They will be at home at No, Sac0 Ntcollet avenue, Minneapolis, after May i. The bride is a graduate of Martha Washington college and Unl- vcrsity of Michigan. The bridegroom vas graduated from Bradley Prepa-