New Britain herald., 1926-06-12

On Tuesday, June s, Mir. ana
 Mrs. John A. Erickson of IS Hart
 street observed the 25th anniversary
 Of their wedding. Their wedding
 took place in South Manchester on
 June $, 1901 and Rev. W. P. An
 derson of the Swedish Lutheran
 church officiated.
 MT. and Mrs. Erickson are social
 ly prominent and are active mem-
 bcrs Of the First Lutheran church.
 They have four daughters. Mil
 dred, secretary to J. r. Atwater.
 traffic manager of the American
 Hardware corporation; Grace, Helen
 and Erma.
 This evening at o'clock. the
 wedding of Miss Marie Danielson.
 daughter of IT. and Mrs. Joel
 Danielson of 10 Austin street and Albert Weinberg of Dix street, will
 ta, place at the home Of the brides
 parents. Rev. Axel Peterson of the
 Film Swedish Baptis church will
 ofrciate.
 The bride will be attended by her Il,
 maid Of hcnor and Conrad Ven
 berg, brother Of the groom. will be
 best man. Mir. Weinberg is q compost
 tor in the employ of the Herald.
 Of the New Britain Herald and Miss
 A wedding which will be of inter-
 est to local folks will be that Of
 John J. Daly former editorial writer
 of the New T"itain and Miss Mary
 Mary Finley of Council Bluffs, Iowa, which W talk. place in September at Council Bluffs. MT. Daily is dramatic editor of the Washington Post. Washington, D. C. Miss Finley is graduate of Trinity college, Washington. D. c.
 
 Miss Pearl Fillmore daughter Of Mrs. Cora r. Bogue of 15S Arch street, and John H. Norris son Of Mir. and Mrs. John Norris of Hart ford. were married Tuesday eve hing al 7:30 o'clock at the home of . the brides mother. Rev. William II. Alderson, pastor of Trinity M. F.. church, officiated. The Misses Bea- trice and Bernice Norris. twin sis ters of the groom. were the brides defendants and Earl and Arthur Fillmore, brothers Of the bride, at- tended the groom. The wedding march was played by Miss Verna Reed.
 A reception followed the cere- mony al which about 65 gnests were present from Wethersfield Hart ., ford, Putnam, Windsor Locks, Windsor, Hayden Station, Soothing ton, plainyille, Middletown and this oity.
 Mir. and Mrs, Norris left on wedding trip and upon their re- turn will reside in Windsor where they will De at home 10 friends after July 1.
 { Benjamin Joseph Witkowski, son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Witkowshi iof Cromwell and Miss Josephin" Irene Golec, daughter of Mir. ana Mrs. John Golec Of 26 Alden street. were married Tuesday morning at the Sacred Heart church. Miss Anna Gill was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were the Misses Josie Witkowski. Rose Kiltonic Mae ', Jarnot and TilHe Sskovronski ! Stephen Witkowski. brother of the groom, was best man and tho ushers , were Fred Tadoski. Stanley Gondck Y George Kiltonic and Walter Kosin- ' skl. f.,
 The brides gown was of white baronet satin trimmed with geor- V sctte and pearls. Her veil was Of q all over lace trimmed with pearls , and lilies of the valley. The maid :, of honor wore a gown of yellow and , carried bouquet of pale pink tea e roses. The bridesmaids gowns were 3 of rainbow colors and their bou- |, qucts of pink roses. F
 A reception followed tho cerc- [, mony at the home of the brides a parents. About 15o guests were present from New York, Southing- r ton, Meriden, Middletown and this r city. The home was prettily decor ', ated in pink and yellow .,
 Mir. and Mrs. Witkowski left on wedding trip 10 New York and Niagara Falls and upon their re- turn will reside at 2S Alden street. "
 The wedding Of Miss Margaret ,, Carmody of 652 West Main stree. ., and William Reynolds of Plainville. ., took place Tuesday morning at =, o'clock al St. Marys church. Rev. o, Matthew Traynor officiated, Miss ~, Anna CarmOdy, sister Of the bride. D vas bridesmaid and Patrick Me ri Tabe, sest man. c, The brides gown was of white and she wore a hat 10 L match Her bouquet was of white i,, roses. The bridesmaid wore q gown ,n of pink georgette with hat to match ,,o md carried a bouquet of white o, roses. . A reception was held at the home = ,f the brides aunt, Mrs. Mary Mar p in of Wilcox street. About 60 guests a. were present from Boston, Hartford. ar Bristol Plainville and New Britain ,,.. Mir. and Mrs. Reynolds left on ,,r trip 10 Washington, n. C. i,, nd upon their return will reside a IT, 52 West Main street
 St. Thomas church, Southington, 10, vas tho scene Tuesday. Of inc we'd ,io ing of Miss Lillian Apporti. daugh- c1, ar of Mrs. Anna Apperti 10 Anthony .,r .acava, son of Mir and Mrs John no .acava of 26 Hawkins street. Rev. ,yi Robert l., Christopher officiated. o Hiss Evelyn Apperti, sister of the cIa ride, was maid of honor and the pb est man was Paul Lacava, brother Rr { the groom. The bridesmaids were he Misses Rose Scavillo Of New th, 'ritain Marguerite Discount of Tor Sn ington and Angela Lacava of New at ritain. Anthony Terricani Pros CT Lacava and Louis Leardi, all of CIV Britain, were ushers. cir