New Britain herald., 1926-06-12

1 boquats were of tea roses.
 A reception was held In New Britain following the ceremony.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lacaya left on q
 welding trip to Niagra Falls and Canada and upon their return will
 reside at @ Camp street, this city.
 Miss Frances Kowalcztk. daughter
 Of Alr. and Mrs. Frank Kowalczil
 Of &6 Clinton street, and Raymond
 Fisk Of 4S Woodland street were united in marriage Wednesday
 morning at St. Mary's church with nuptlal high mass. Rev Raymond J. Clabhy officiating IS c.lcbraut. The maid Of honor was Miss Peggy Topa. \ sister of the bride, Miss Rose Kowalczik. was hriiesmaid Leo Domijan was best man and Herman Frcsen was usher.
 The bride wore 6 gown Of white satin crcp" trimmed with rhine stones. Her veil was also trimmed with Thin"stoncs and she carried a ? bouquet of roses and lilies Of the valley. The maid Of honor's gown was of yellow georeette trimmed with taff"ta. She wore a hat 10 match. Tho bridesmaid wore gown of orchid seorgctte with hat 10 match and carried a bouquet of yellow sweet peas.
 reception at the home of the brides parents followed.
 On their return from wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada Mir. and Mrs. Fisk will reside a, 36 Clinton street,
 Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Weed will en- certain q number of friends at thch home on South Burritt street this evening in honor Of the 25th ami. vtrsary f their marriage. They were married in Forestyile by the Reverend J. T. Hamilton at the home of Mrs. Weeds parents on June 19th, 1901. Many of the guests who attended the wedding a years ago will be present at the reception this evening and the bridal attend ants of that day will assist Mir. and Mrs Weed in welcoming their guests tonight. Quantities of fern and daisies will be used 10 decorate the house. Guests will attend from Boston, Mass. Simsbury. Hartford. Portchester, N. T.. Bristol and For 
 Mir. and Mrs. Weed have two sons. {, Hilton Weed who is at the Stanley . Rule and Level Co.,, and Richard ! Weed a student at the Lincoln |, ;chool. i
 Miss Charlotte A. spoor daughter ,f Mir. and Mrs. Ernest L Spoor. yho formerly lived in Bristol but low mako their home in New York .ity, became the bride Wednesday yening of William Jewett Everts, on of Mir. and Mrs. William Sey- nour Everts of Waterloo, W. Y. The ceremony was performed in St. 'aul's chapel of Columbia univor- ity New York city by Rev Carlos !. Fuller.
 The bride wore a gown of old due lace over chiffon with blond .ose and slippers, and q blond hat in blue and orchid. She arricd a bouquet of Ophelia roses nd lilies of the valley. The maid i honor was Miss Helen Spoor. sis pr Of the bride. Jack Frcestone of rochester. N. Y, was groomsman nd Harold Richardson of Yonkers nd Clarke Florence Of TarrStown ere the ushers. A reception for the Tidal party and members of tho families followed al the i .otel Westminster.
 The bride is a graduate of New ritain state normal school and , tught for two years in the institu- ! on's training schools in this city , he is also a graduate of the Teach , $ college of Columbia university, oving been graduated this year ith degree of B. g. Mir Eyerts is graduate of Columbia university. , ass cf 1928. and is a member of '. hi Beta Kappa and Kappa Delta / ho. Mr, and Mrs. Everts will spend cir honcym, n in France and 'ain and will study for a month d
 the University of Madrid. -' Mir. and Mrs. & RibbIcoff of East rect have announced the engage ent of their daughter Miss Hilda d .bbucoff to Sidney H. Miller of d Hill, L. l. Miss Ribbicoff
 a graduate of the New Britain gh school with the class of 1921 W d for the past two years has 5 ade her home In New York city.
 
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