New Britain herald., 1926-06-05

part of the fall season. The engage ment which is Cf wide interest was announced Thursday afternoon at a tea which Mrs. Edward Hall Christ gave at her home on Coolidge street 10 number of Miss Erwin's friends. Tea was screwed in the dining room with Mrs. Shaw presiding at the table which was decorated with bridal wreath and pink sweet peas. Miss Majorie Baldwin, Miss Helen Hubbard and Miss Ruth Carol of | New Haven assisted with the serv- ling.
 Miss Erwin Is the only daughter of MT. and Mrs. Herbert Erwin of | Forest street, she is q graduate of | the New Britain High school and of | IBeechwood Academy. Jenkintown, | Pa. for the last three years she has 1 been chief dietician at Grace hospi- l tai in New Haven. Mir. Thompson l is the only son of Mir. and Mrs. J. B. 1 Thompson of Forest street, he at- | tended Peekskil Military Academy 1 and Princeton University and is TOW connected with the General ! Electric Co.,, in Chicago, III, On Saturday May %, the wedding Of Miss Eva Belle Hart, daughter of i Mir. and Mrs. Alfred D. Hart of 51 Trinity street and Ray Truman Howe of Hyde Park. Mass, took place at the home of the brides par Ients. Rev. George E. Fletcher pas tor Of the Emmanual Gospel church, 1 officiated.
 MT. and Mrs. Howe left on wedding trip to New York and ICIeveland, Ohio and upon their re- turn will reside in Hyde Park, Mass,
 Rev William P. Botticelli officiat ed at the wedding Of his sister, Miss lCatherine BotticelH, daughter of Mir. land Mrs. Laurence Botticelli of 106 Clark street, and Thomas II. O'Brien, son of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas H. O'Brien of Hartford. which took place Wednesday, morning at 10 o'clock at St. Mary's church. Miss Elizabeth O'Brien. sister of the groom, was maid of honor and An gelo F. Botticelli, brother of the bride, best man.
 Mrs. O'Brien was graduate of St. Francis hospital training school for nurses.
 On Tuesday morning a St. Peters church, two sisters, the Misses Marie and Marie Eva Boduc. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Napolean Bolduc of
 @ West Pearl street, became the
 brides of Gilbert J. Therricn. son Of
 Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Therricn Iof Alburg, Nt.. and Amcdie l.. Beau doin Of this city The couples acted las attendants for each other anl ithe ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles Coppens.
 Mrs. Gilbert Thcrrien was attired
 lin a gown of white georgette over
 satin trimmed with pearls and Mrs, .Amcdic Beaudoin wore a gown of
 white satin trimmed with duchess lace and pearls. Both brides ycils were of duchess lace trimmed with pearls and they carried bridal bou- 'qucts of roses and lilies of the val
 ley.
 A reception followed the cor"-
 mony after which Mfr, and Mrs, .Therrion aud Mr. and Mrs. Bnaudoiu
 left on wedding trips. pon their
 return they will reside in this city.
 St. Peters rcctory was the scene
 of another double wedding on TG' s-
 day morning when Miss Eunic"
 Bchnkc, daughter of MT and Mrs
 William Behnke Of South Stanley
 street. became the bride Of Isidor Peek, son of Mir and Mrs. Henry
 Peck of 50 WoIcott street and Miss
 I9Nilda Peck became the bride of
 Axcl Seifcl of Y Wolcott street.
 Miss Bchnkc was attended ny
 Mrs. Albert CovalcSki as matron Of
 honor and MT. Seifel by Albert Gov
 alcski as. best man.
 The bride was attired in gown
 of white georgetto trimmed with
 silver beads with white picture ha'
 to match. Her bouquet was of
 bridal roses. Mrs. Covaleski vas at
 tired in salmon colored georgett"
 with ostrich feather trimming and
 picture hat 10 match.
 Miss Peek was attended by her sister Miss Alice Peck as maid of honor. The brides gown was of , white satin trimmed with silk lace
 with 2 picture hat 10 match, Her
 bouquet was of bridal roses, Her maid of honor wore q gown of peach . colored canton crepe with q picture . hat to match.
 Following the ceremony q rocep- ton was held at the Peck home on , WOlcott street.
 Co-incidcnt with the celebration of the wedding ceremonies of their son and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Peck observed the 25th anni- , versary of their wedding which took , place in Southhridge, Mass. ; Wednesday morning. at 2 o'clock, , at St. Mary's church, the wedding of Miss Rita Spendoln, daughter of , Mr. and Mrs. Mario Spendolin Of 2o$ , Fremont. street, and James J. Arute. son of Mir. and Mrs Joseph
 Arutc of 499 South Main street, took place. Rev. Walter Iyddy officiatcd. Miss Louise Spendolin, sister of the bride was bridesmaid and , Leonard Arute. brother of the } groom. best man. The Misses Fanny
 and Carolyn Arute, sisters of th" groom. were flower girls and the . ushers were Albert Palumbo, John Valentine and Julo Giovino. ; The brides gown was of white . georgette and her veil was caught . with orange blossoms. She carried , q shower bouquet, The bridosmaid's s ; gown was of peach colored georG- cite with a picture hat to match and she carried butterfly roses. The . flower girls wore yellow, peach, and : .Io,.aD1ar roOtpD rrCDC They car