New Britain herald., 1929-06-29

they will be at home after Septem- Der 2nd.
 The brides father was born in New Britain the son of the late Reu- ben Mitchell Of Vine street. Mr. Mitchell attended the New Britain high school and ia no va prominent shoe manufacturer and banker of Lynn. Massachusetts. Mir. Mitchell has a brother. T. W. Mitchell and sister, Mrs. Jennie Blake. who live in New Britain. ..s-~. ! Thursday morning at o'clock Miss Marie Hope Ostroski. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Stanley Ostroski of Pennington became the bride of Boleslaus Grzybowski. son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Grzybowski of Pennington avenue. at a solemn high mass in the Holy Cross church. Reverend Stephen Bartkow- ski. pastor of the church. perform ed the nuptial ceremony: he was assisted by Reverend Victor Pias- kowski and Reverend John Balasa of Sts. Cyril anl Methodius church of Hartford.
 As maid of honor. Miss Ostroski was attended by Miss Cele Grangei of Hartford. Martin F. Stempien was MT. Grzybowski's best man. Dr. L. E. Slysz of this city and Dr. An drew F. Resnicki of Hartford at- tended as ushers.
 The bride was given in marriage Her gown was of white bridal satin of plain bodice and her veil of tulle, trimmed with lace, was of cap fashion. The bridal bouquet was of white roses, bahybreath and lilies. Miss Grangel was attired in froc'l of pale pink satin. and flesh tull ?. On her hair was picture hat of pale pink horsehair. trimmed with tulle. Her bouquet was of pink roses babybreath, and larkspur of the pastel shades.
 Miss Sophie Juchniewicz offered two vocal solos during the cere- mony, "Oh Promise Me-" and Ave Maria" Richard Studzinski of Hart ford played as a violin solo. An gels Sercnade." Mr. Studzinski also accompanied Miss Juchniewicz
 Palms decorated the aisles of the church and cut flowers of all the pastel shades were about the altar.
 Mir. and Mrs. Grzybowski left for a motor trip to New York, Phila- delphia Atlantic City. and Wash ington. following a reception which was held at the Elm Tree Inn a! Pennington. Only the immediate families and relatives attended Upon their return, the couple will make their home in this city.
 The bride is a graduate of the Connecticut Business college and is social chairman of the Polish Junior League of which she is 8 charter member.
 Mir. Grzybowski attended the Senior High school, and Bentley School of Finance and Accounting III f1OStOu. l1t lS duuuNO VI Northeastern University where he received a B. C. s. degree in 1924 He is at present a member Of tho City National bank. Mir. Grzybowsk is prominent in Polish political and social activities, being president of the Polish republican clug. treasurer of the Falcon Nest number SS, treasurer of the Polish political club, No. l, treasurer ol the Fifth District of Falcons, form CT councilman. and alderman of the Fifth ward. member of New Britain lodge of Elks, and first president oi Holy Trinity society from which emerged the Holy Cross church parish.
 II Reverend Abel Ahlquist will Of. ficiate at the wedding of Miss Mil. dred Elizabeth Enstam. daughter of Mrs. Lydia Enstam of Madison street and Lieutenant Albin Soder' gren. L. S. N., son of Mir. and Mrs E. H. Sodergren of Baltimore Maryland, at o'clock this after. noon at the First Lutheran church
 Miss Enstam vii have as her at. tendants. Miss Helen Fresen. maid of honor. and as bridesmaids, Mis-. Henrietta Flagg, and Miss Ella Hultgren. Her brother. Paul En. stam. will give Miss Enstam in marriage.
 Carl Sodergren, brother of the bridegroom. will be best man and Lieutenant Frederick s. Hall and Ensign John S. Strother will be ushers.
 The bride will wear an egg shell satin gown and an ivory lace veil with lace cap caught with orange