New Britain herald., 1929-10-26
Social Meus
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Linn Of New Haven.
 After a reception for the imme- diate families at the home of the bride, Mir. and Mrs. Edman wlll leave on a honeymoon trip to Wash lugton and Maryland. On their re- turn they will reside at 4S5 Stanley street.
 Monday afternoon at o'clock a very pretty fall wedding was solemn lzed when Miss Edith c. Carlson daughter of Mrs. Eric Carlson of Hamilton street and David W. John son. son of MT. and Mrs. Bernard Johnson, of Maple Hill, were mar ried at the home of the bride. Rev crend Carl l'redeen, pastor of the Swedish Baptist church, officiated. The bride was attired in white bridal satin with cap shaped veil ought with orange blossoms. She carried white crysanthemums and gladioh. The maid of honor, Miss Edith Johnson, sister of the bride groom, wore a frock of yellow chif- ion and carried mixed bouquet of autumn flowers.
 The best man was Rodney Carl son, brother of the bride. Only the Immediate families were present at the wedding and reception. The house was decorated in crysanthe- nuns and greens. Mir. and Mrs. Johnson will reside at 30 Hamilton street upon their return from an un- announced honeymoon.
 The wedding Of Miss Helen Per lett daughter of MT. and Mrs. Her man Perrett of Litchfield to Melvin E. Rogers, son of Mir. and Mrs. My "on E. Rogers of Broad street, Plain 'ile, took place Monday afternoon ;' 2:30 in the home of Mrs. Frank l rsons on Broad street. Reverend A. hur A. Ball, pastor of the Meth oG church officiated.
 Lucy Rogers, sister of the bri room was maid of honor and Wal, Perrett, brother of the bride, was + t man.
 Al, the rrr ton for their fricnl MT. and Rogers left for 1o L. / hone trip to Mary land and upon ! r return will be at home on 21 Broad street, Plain- vile.
 Miss Agnes Zottala, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Dominic Zottala of South Main street and Anthony Te- desary of New York city were mar ried Monday morning at o'clock by Reverend John r. Donohue in St. Joseph's church.
 Miss Agnes Dentro was maid of honor and Angelo Castcni was best man.
 The bride wore a gown of white bridal satin trimmed with Spanish lace and q veil cap fashion of Span ish lace caught with orange blos- sons. Her bouquet was of Easter lilies, lilies of the valley and roses The maid of honor wore orchid sat in with hat to match and carried roses and sweet peas.
 A reception at the home of the bride followed the ceremony which was attended by 100 guests. Mir and Mrs. Tcdcsary left for New Tor, where they will make their future nome.
 
 The wedding of Miss Paulin, Smith of Flushing, Long Island ana William Scheyd, son of Mir and Mrs George Schcyd of Fremont street was solcmnized at o'clock Tuesday morning in St. Mary's church. Rev. crcnd Walter 4. MCCrann perform cd the nuptials.
 Mrs. Jack Shea was matron O honor and George SChcyd, brothe of the bridegroom was best man.
 The brides gown was of browl transparent velvet and tan crepe with a turban hat to match of tho same materials. She carried yellow and gold chrysanthemums and pom pons. The matron of honor wore ; blue transparent velvet dress anc hat to match and carried orchit chrysanthemums.
 After a reception at the home 0 the bridegrooms' parents for abou 75 guests, MT. and Mrs. Scheyd lief on an unannounccd honeymoon trip The bride wore a travelling en semble of brown and tan corded tweed trimmed with Caracul, wit hat and shoes to match. Her corsag was of sweetheart roses and baby breath.
 Upon their return they will mak their future home in Bridgeport.
 
 Tuesday morning at o'clock Mis- Stella pinizck, daughter of Mrs Martin Pac of Conncrton street ant Frederick A. Swan were united il marriage by Reverend Iomas J Laden in St. Johns church.
 Miss Constance Pinizek was mait of honor and John Cook acted a Lest man.
 The bride wore a gown of whit georgctte period style, and a Ros Marie veil. She carried white rose and lilies of the valley. The maid 0 honor wore a frock of nile greer chiffon and hat and slippers match ed. Her bouquet was of pink rose. After the reception at the hom of the brides mother for guest from Stamford. New York and thi city, MT. and Mrs. Swan left on a unannounced honeymoon. Upo their return they will make their flu turc home on Bronson street.
 
 Announcement of the cngagemen of Miss Annette Machoski, to Stan ley J. Zapatka of Newington, ha been made by Miss Machoski's par cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Machosl of Oak street. The wedding date ha been set for the near future.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Orrin Clar of East Berlin observed their 45t wedding anniversary on Tuesda! MT. Clark, who is a native of Eas Berlin, married Miss Etta Belden ( Rocky Hill on October 22. 1884, an lat hntl ,n liI.ad 1