New Britain herald., 1929-10-05
Social Mews
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Mrs. Fillmore will reside at 4S Hill side avenue, Stamford.
 Miss Cordelia Smith Kilbourne, daughter of Edward Osgood Xii bourne of Stanley street and Charles Albert Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew NJ. Johnson of Francis street will be married this after noon at o'clock al the home Of the bride by Reverend Theodore Greene. The house will be decorated in greenery and fall flowers, making a bower for the ceremonies.
 Miss Flora Case Hinc. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Albert C. Hine Of Clay ton road. is to be maid ot honor. Miss Kilbourne chose two classmates as her bridesmaids, Miss Kathryn Whitely of Glen Ridge, New Jersey, and Miss Martha Webb of Lisbon, New Hampshire.
 Mr. Johnson will have as his best man, George Westcrman of this city. and as ushers. Wells kilhourne, only brother of the bride, and William Cowles.
 The bride will wear a transparent velvet gown made in princess fash ion. and a tulle veil with q. cap Of duchess lace. Her maid of honor will wear q peach crepr-b back satin frock and the bridesmaids frocks of or enid crepe-b back satin They will wear velvet hats Of a darker shade than their gowns.
 Approximately loo guests will wit ness the marriage this afternoon. Mir. and Mrs. Johnson will live at 70 Walnut street in the Georgian apartments upon their return from an unannounccd wedding trip.
 Miss kilbourne is graduate or the Senior High school and of Con- necticut college in New London. MT. Johnson is an organist in the Trim ity Episcopal church of Bristol, and teacher of piano in this city.
 The wedding of Miss Josephine DeLottie of Myrtle street and Clar- ence J. Prince of Monroe street took place Monday morning at o'clock in St. Mary's church with Reverend Walter J. Lyddy officiating the nup- tial ceremony and Reverend Walter A. McCrann performing the nuptlai high mass. Miss Mary Ferraro was maid of honor and Raymond Clan- Hone was best man.
 
 Miss Mae Frances Hilton of Chest nut street and Harold Pierpont Nor eon of Milton, Mass, were married last Saturday afternoon in the Little Church Around the Corner at 7 o'clock. Mrs. John A, Johnson Of New Britain was matron of honor and John Morgan, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Mir, and Mrs Morgan will reside in Milton, Mass, upon their return from hon. evmoon trip to Canada and Niagara Falls.
 At o'clocl, Monday morning, Miss Agnes Fleischer, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Fleischer of Belden street and NJ. James Fitz- gerald, son of James Fitzgerald of Branford, were married at St. peter CnuTCn by IttN tllu ooo'PH II Rewinkle.
 Miss Agatha Benz was the maid of honor and the brother of the bride William Fleischer, acted as best & man.
 The brides gown was of ivory satin and she wore q large horse hair hat Her bouquet was of white nF |. lowered silk dress and yellow pic ture hat and carried yellow roses.
 Guests were present from Bridge port Seymour, Branford, East Ha- ven and nearby towns at the recep- tion. MT. and Mrs. Fitzgerald left or an unannounced wedding trip after which they will make their future home in Branford.
 Monday morning at o'clock Miss Anna Casciello, daughter of MT. anC Mrs. Fred CasCiello of Bicycle street Plainville and Frank PaOletti son 0. Mir and Mrs. Joseph Paoletti of Or chard street, Terryville, were mar ried in the Church of the Lady o1 Mercy in Plainville by Reverend John r.. Fay.
 Miss Margaret Cascicllo. sister O the bride was the maid of honor anC Carl Casciello, cousin of the bride was best man. Theresa Cascicllo, lit tie sister of the bride and Julia De nuzzc were the flower girls
 The bride, who was given in mar rage by he father. wore a gown 0 white satin period style trimmed with lace and ulIo and a Ros' Marie veil caught with orange bios sons. She carried a bridal bouquc of white roses and lilies of the val ley. The maid Of honor's gown wa of period fashion orchid with ha and shoes 10 match, She carried te; roses.
 After the reception at the Amcri can Legion hall for 900 guests iron Southington, New Britain New Ha ven, Bristol, Terryvlle and Plain vile, Mr. and Mrs. PaoIctti left ol an unannounccd wedding trip. Upol their return they will make thei future home on North Main street Terryyille.
 Miss Marie Y. Dagcuaie. uaueIje Of MT. and Mrs. George Dapouais 0 Oak street was married to Joh Hrywinak Of Willow street Saturday The ceremony Was performed |