New Britain herald., 1929-09-21

Announcement has been made Of the engagement or Miss Bernicc Danwecllas of Rhodes street to Jo- seph Sak9luskas of stanley street. The wedding date has been set for October
 \ wedding of outstanding interest took place on Tuesday morning at St Mary's church. X brother and his sister Edward Pagan. and Miss Mary Frances Pagan, son and daughter Ot Mrs. Florence Pagan of High street took as their bride and husband, in a double wedding cere- mony. Miss Margaret Fitzsimmons the daughter of the late Mrs. Molly FitzsimmoNs Of East Main street. and Patrick Montgomery of New Haven. The marriages were per- formed by Reverend Thomas Lawlor.
 The brides. Miss 1itzsimmons and Miss Pagan. both wore blue trans parent velvet gowns with hats and slippers to match. Miss Fitzsimmons carried a bouquet of pink butterfly roses and Miss Pagan, yellow butter fly roses. Mir. Pagan and Miss Fitz- simmons witnessed for the marriage of Miss Pagan and Mr Montgomery and then Mir. and Mrs. Montgomery stood up for the other couple.
 A double reception was held at the home of Miss Fitzsimmons on East Main street. The home was prettily decorated in color scheme of pink and white. About l25 guests were present from nearby towns and cities.
 Mir. and Mrs. Montgomery are on wedding trip 10 Canada by motor and Mir. and Mrs. Pagan have mo- tored to Washington and New York on their honeymoon. Upon their re- turn, the Montgomerys will live on Allen street and the FaSans will live on East Main street.
 Miss Lillian Hildcgarde EllQuist. daughter of MT. and Mrs. C. F. Ell quist of Winthrop street, will be- come the bride of Ewald Anderson, son of August Anderson of West Hartford at o'clock this afternoon at the home of the brides parents on Winthrop street. Reverend Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist will officate.
 Miss Esther Gullberg Of Harding street will be maid of honor and Reinhardt Anderson will be his brothers best man.
 The bride will wear white dutch- esS satin gown made semi princess style, and a veil of Chantlly lace falling from a cap caught with or ange blossoms. Her bridal bouquet will he of gardenias and lilies of the valley.
 Her attendant will wear a pink georgette gown in the period fash ion and will carry pink Brlarcliffe roses.
 The home will be decorated with palms and Gladioi and about GO or 65 guests will attend from Rye New York, Long Island, Worcester Massachusetts. Ellington, Southing- ! ton and Hartford. Connecticut. Mir and Mrs. Anderson will reside at 2S2 Winthrop street after the, return from an unannounced we'd ding trip.
 The bridegroom Is employed by the Pratt & Whitney company ot Hartford as an engineer, and the bride since her graduation from the local High school has been in the employ of the Travellers Insurance company of Hartford.
 Miss Elizabeth Haywood Roberts | daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edwart l F. Roberts of Chapin place, Hart ford, will marry Gerald NJ. Fletchel of this city, son of Mrs. Jesse Fletch CT of Wilton, Me, this afternoon a 4:S0 o'clock at the home of tn, brides parents. Rev. Warren s | Archibald, pastor of the South Con gregational church in Hartford, vii | CffiCiate
 Miss Georgia Roberts, sister of tn, bride. will be maid of honor ant Walter Fletcher of Monroe street this city, will be his brothers bes man.
 The house where the young coupl will be married, will be decorate,
 with palms, ferns and gladioli. 4