New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

fur, hat 0, red velvet and grey ! felt and a gown and slippers of
 grey.
 Miss F. Doris Osborne, daughter
 Of Mir, and Mrs. George H. Osborne,
 will be married to Charles A.
 Holmes, son of Mrs. William E. Byrne of Newington, this afternoon
 at 2:So o'clock in the First Congre- i Cational church parsonage. Reverend { Theodore A. Greene, pastor of the
 church officiating. Miss Phoebe 1 Byrne, sister of the groom will be
 maid of honor and William Calla-
 han of Hartford will be best man. 1 Miss Osborne will wear q gown of
 powder blue crcpe-bacll satin and
 the maid of honors dress is of cocoa
 brown crepe. A reception will fol- 1 low the ceremony at the home of : the brides parents on Monroe street
 The couple will make their home |at 19 Wilcox street, Wethcrsfield, upon returning from an unan- nounced wedding trip.
 
 The wedding of Miss Edith Sy- monds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Symonds of AIS Chestnut street, and George Wellington Bradford, son of MT and Mrs. II. S Bradford, Of Mcridcn. will be solcmnized this afternoon at 3 o'clock at Trinity Methodist church chapel Reverend W. H. Alderson will perform the ceremony. Mrs. II. C. Brainard of Hartford, will attend Miss Symonds as matron of honor and Miss Ruth Wigglesworth as bridesmaid. Rich ard E. Tallman of Mt. Vernon, New York, will act as best man and the ushcrs will be Howard Brainard of Hartford. Howard Rees and Edward Berry of Meriden. The church will be decorated with autumn flowers. Mrs Edward Hadlcy of Moodus, will play the wedding march and Miss Irene Molandcr will sing 70 Promise Me" and q Love You Truly" The bride will be given in marriage by her father.
 Following a wedding trip by mo- tor, the couple will reside at 402 Winthrop Terrace apartments, Brad ley Boulevard. Meridcn.
 Miss Elizabeth Catherine Powers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Powers of 91 Kcnsington Heights, was married to George Edward Fly land. son of MT and Mrs. John Fly land of this city. Monday morning at St, Joseph's church, Meridon. The brides sister Miss Alice Powers, was bridesmaid. and an uncle of the groom, James Coleman, was bost l man.
 MT. and Mrs. Hyland will take up ! residence at IS Roberts street. upon | the return from their wedding trip. i
 A pretty wedding which will take | place today. will be that of Miss Fricda J. Gramitt, daughter of Mir. . and Mrs, Edward r. Gramitt of , Brook street and Alexia w. Ahlberg i of Shuttle Meadow avenue. The cero- , mony will be performed at 4 o'clock l in St. Matthew's German Lutheran i church with Reverend X. C. Thco- | ioro Stecgo officiating. Miss Hulda ! iramitt and Miss Lucy Hoffman, | sister and cousin of the bride, will 1 be bridesmaids and Clarence Ahl- l berg, brother of the bridegroom, 1 will act as best man. The ushers will be Charles Weber of this city md Carl Larson of Hartford. The brides gown is of white bridal sat Il trimmed with pearls and the veil s bordered with rose point lace taught with orange blossoms. She will carry bouquet of white Miss Hulda will wear a gown of beaded pink gcorg- tie over a slip of rose colored satin lnd Miss Hoffman will wear ;oWn of beaded honeydew gcorgette 'ver a slip of lemon colored satin. Both bridesmaids will wear black attn hats and silver slippers and 'arry bouquets Of yellow chrysanthc- nuns. Tho church will be decorat- d With palms and autumn flowers. reception will follow the ceremony It the home of the brides parents. There will be 75 guests some coming rom Hartford. Middletown, Bridge port, New Jersey and San Francisco. 'aIifornia. Upon their return from wedding trip, Mir. and Mrs. Ahl- 'ers will live at S5 Brooklawn treet.
 The wedding of Miss Anna ieorges, daughter of MT. and Mrs,