New Britain herald., 1929-07-13

New Britain General hospital of the class of May 1928. MT. Whitney at tended schools in this city and is now employed in Newark where the young couple will make their home. Miss Margaret Sinskie. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Luke Sinskie of Pennington avenue. and Charles Bigge, son of Mrs. Samuel Martin | of Church street were married Wednesday morning at g o'clock at | St. Marys church, by Reverend Walter McCrann.
 Miss Helen Sinskie attended as her sisters maid of honor and Stan ley Albro was best man. Miss Elaine Gagnon and Miss Frances Kendzor were bridesmaids. William Stewart and Albert Studney were ushers.
 The bride wore white satin gown trimmed with orange blos- sons and pearls. Her veil Was trimmed with orange blossoms and lace The bridal bouquet consisted of white roses and gardenias.
 A nile green georgette trimmed with tulle and lace gowned the maid of honor. On uer hair she wore a horsehair hat to match. She car ried a garden bouquet. The brides maids were attired in rainbow nued frocks and also carried bouquets of garden flowers.
 After the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the brides parents.
 MT. and Mrs. Bigge are now on z honeymoon through New England The couple will make their home at 132 Pennington avenue.
 
 Word was received that on Wed nesday that Reverend Randolph Ray, pastor of the Little Churc} Around the Corner, married Mis- Jenny Norden daughter of MT. ant Mrs. Gustave Norden. formerly o this city, but now of Stamford, ant Donald Elliott of Elm street, Stam ford, formerly of WillimantiC tn, son of MT. and Mrs. William [, Elliott.
 Reverend Joseph Rewinkle of ficiated at the wedding of Mis- Mary Zinky of Middletown road Berlin. and Michael Pfister. o Arch street. Monday morning at St Peters church.
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond CnWin o Kelsey street observed the first an niversary of their marriage on Tues day Mrs. Unwin was formerl, Miss Florence Hornkohl, daughter 0 Mir. and Mrs. August Hornkohl o Locust street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Booth o Mountain View, Plainville, will ob serve their thirty sixth weddin anniversary tomorrow with a picn: at Higgins Gorge and Lake Conga mond. Mir. and Mrs. Booth hay two children, Mrs. Edward HarloN . of Elmwood and George Booth 0 Lebanon, Pennsylvania.
 Miss Edith Gordon attended a maid of honor at the wedding c her sister, Miss Mildred Gordor daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alber Gordon of Thornlley street to Eal Leonard, son of Mr. and Mrs. IT. Leonard Of Stanley street. The cere ' mony took place at the church ( f St. John the Evangelist, on Wednes day morning at 3 o'clock. Reveren Thomas J. Laden officiated. Lesli Leonard was his brothers best mal , Mr. and Mrs. Leonard will mak their home at 8 Dwight stree upon their return from a weddin , trip to Philadelphia,
 
 l Mir and Mrs. Joseph OwsiaK ( 5 Pennington avenue celebrated thei 20th wedding anniversary last Sun l day by entertaining a number C friends at a dinner and lawn par ty. Mir. OUsiak is an assistant super I intendent at Landers. Frary, , Clarks. N1r. and Mrs. Owsiak hay 7 two children, Clara and Joseph.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ekman ( 1 Percival avenue, kensington, ol :. served two anniversarys last NeC nesday, their fifty second wesdin anniversary and Mrs. Ekman's seN ) enty-second birthday. Mir, and Mr l Ekman have three children, Et r ward, who lives with them. an = Mrs. John Nuremberg of kensine s ton, and Mrs. Paul Lund of Berlil
 Mr. Elman is retired from acti> business. He was formerly emplo! t ed by Landers, Frary & Clark. y Miss Lillian Brown, daughter f Mr. and Mrs. Gale Brown of Ea = street, married Harry Martin, fo y merly of this city now of New Yop on Saturday July 9th in New Tor
 Miss Brown is member of u = class of '29 at the Senior high schoc r Mir and Mrs. Martin will live
 New York.
 Mrs Mary Grangel of 125 Shut;
 place, Hartford, has announced u