New Britain herald., 1928-06-23
WEDDINGS
Many Weddings Fill the Week s Calendar - En- o,aeements Announced.

A pretty wedding will take place this afternoon at the nome ot MT tanl Mrs. Charles Ericsson of l.ake- view avenue when their daughter, Miss corinne EricSon will become the bride of Rudolph lund, son o' Nr. and Mrs. E. Lund of Nc" Haven. Reverend Dr. Abel Ahlqulst will perform the ceremony in the nrescnce of one hundred and fifty guests. The home will be decorated 1 with ferns, daisies. roses, peonleS and mountain laurel.
 i The bride will wear gown ol white gcorgctt" crcp" trinmcd "lh Spanish lace. H"r veil of Span1sh lace will be held in place with orange blossoms and she will carry bou- f ouct Of white Killarney roses and i lilies Of the valley. Miss Edith Eng ilund Of West Hartford, the brlde'S only attendant. will wear gown of pink point de spree trimmed With orchid taffeta. Sho will carry bou- quet of pink Columbia roses Nor man Mackonall of New Haven will pc MT. iuIlu . ''HN ill'i' "'lNA ''if Iushcrs will be Walter Ericsson. Char encc Ericson and Allen Ericsson.
 A reception will follow the cere- moMy with guests in attendance from Danbury. Hartford. West Hart ford, Bridgeport, Ansonia, Meriden, New Haven, Waterbury, Glnns Falls, 1 x. I., New York city and New Brit ain.
 Mr. Lund and his bride will take up their residence in the Lincoln apartments, LincC-a street, when hey return from an unannounccd wedding trip.
 Mir. Lund is associated with the American Radiator Co. Of New York
 A wedding of interest 10 take place this week. was that of Miss
 Harriet Victoria Rcynal daughter Of Mr. and Mrs, Louis $, Rcynal Of LrNingt on street. and Hubert Watson
 Williams, son of Arthur Williams of Corbln avenue. The ceremony was
 held al the Roynal residence Wed
 nesday at o'clock in the evening
 followed immediately by il reception.
 Reverend Theodore \, Greene, pas tor of the First Congregational
 church, officiatel. The rooms We're attractiycly decorated with palms,
 ferns, southern smilaX cut flowers and white candles. Music was fur
 nished for the wedding march and
 reception by the Mendclssohn trio.
 The bride, who was given in mar riage by her father, was attir"d III
 a drapcd gown of ivory satin trim
 med with old lace. She wore a rose
 point lace veil hich her grand mother and mother had worn at their weddings, The veil was held in place with a wreath oi orange
 blossoms intermingled with rhine
 stones Her bouquet was of gar
 denias. sweet peas and lilies or thu tvallcy. Miss Beatrice Reynal, who was her sisters only attendant. worf a gown of Nile green chiffon witt
 satin slippers to match. She car.
 ried an arm bouquet Of yellow 1ef
 roses and sweet peas. EdWar' , Twichcll was Mr. Williams bes : man. Mrs. Rcynal, the brides moth , CT. wore a gown of blue lace. , After the reception, Mr, and Mrs [, Williams left for a wedding trip t' l northern New England and Canada < and upon thetir return will take III , their residence at 1918 Corhn ave
 nu". Mrs. Williams wore nav, hl1ua ensemble with hat 10 match fU % travelling. She is graduate Of in f New Britain High school and at
 tended Penn Hall. hamberSburg
 Pennsylvania. MT. Williams als'
 graduated from the New Britan l High school and attended Mldd'" r. bury college. He is a member ot tn r Chi Psi fraternity.
 The bride has been extensively cn /. tcrtainod during the past few week