New Britain herald., 1929-04-27

and Miss Mary Kalinowski. All wore
 rainbow colored gowns with hats to
 match and carried bouquets of pink
 tea roses and sweet peas. | The best man was Severin De-
 mark and the ushers Ludwik Kun
 da and Wladek kunda, brothers of
 the bridegroom, Anthony Gorski an
 Anthony Kida.
 was held at the home of the brides
 parents, which was attended by a
 large number of friends and reia-
 tives. The couple will make their
 home at 22S Booth street following
 wedding trip.
 The engagement of Miss May All
 of Buffalo. N. Y.. to Irving W. Croll,
 son of MT, and Mrs. Louis Croll of Sheffield street. was announced
 Wednesday evening at a dinner
 party given by Mir. and Mrs, Croll. 1 MT. Croll attended New York
 diversity and Buffalo Tech. He is ! HI WltH HIS 1dtfltT. 1 The engagement Of Miss Dorothy Walrath to Paul F.. Lucas, son of Mir. and Mrs. l.. C.. Lucas of Lin wood street, has been announced by
 Miss Walrath's mother, Mrs NJ. F.
 wedding will take place on Saturday, l June l.
 Miss Walrath attended Fairfax Hall. Wayaesboro. Virginia, and is we'll known among the younger set. Mir. Lucas graduated from the
 New Britain high school in the class
 of 1921 and is we'll known and pop
 ular as an entertainer. having Ger
 merly been member of the testers. MT. Lucas was formerly member
 of the Herald staff and is now chief announcer al Station WTIC of the 1 Travellers Insurance company. Hart | ford
 The wedding of Miss Jessie At
 wood. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. | Charles A. Atwood of sherman court. and Harold NJ. Sandquist of l Church street took place last Sat turday afternoon at 3:3o o'clock at
 the Peoples Church of Christ. Rev. Harvey c. Olney performed the ceremony in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends. l Miss Lydia Kloiber of this city and
 & student at Dr. Arnold's school in 1 New Haven. played the piano and
 Miss Wilhemenia Stack sang two
 solos Miss Cecelia Atwood was maid of honor and Miss Evelyn Moore was bridesmaid. The best man was Bun , nell Merrcll and the ushers were Charles HigG" and Howard BagshaW. The bride wore gown of whit" satin and lace and tulle veil caught with orange blossoms. Sh" carried bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. The attendants wore green with hats 10 match and carried arm bouquets of pink roses and phlox
 A recention was held at the hom" Of the brides parents after the cero- mony. Guests wcr" present from Bridgeport. Hartford, Long Meadow and this city.
 Mr. and Mrs Sandquist will reside in this city following wedding trip.
 AIr. and Mrs. James J. Crowley ot East Main street observed the thirty fifth anniversary of their marriage Thursday. They were married on April a5. 1894 at St. Pauls church. kensington. by the late Reverend J.. Shelley. They have resided in New
 Britain for the past twenty years and haze three sons and four da ugh. ters MT Crowley is a supnrinten- l dent at Lan1ers, Frary X Clark. The wedding of Miss Eunir" Pearl Doolittlc, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Howard C. Doolittle of Farm. ington avenue. and Herbert G.. An derson. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson of wealth avenue. took place last Saturday afternoon at o:3o o'clock in the Trinity Motho- dist Episcopal church. Reverend
 William H. Alderson performed tn" ceremony Mrs. William F. Mears Of New Jersey. was matron of onor
 and Walter A1derson, brother of the bridegroom. the best man.
 The bride wore gown of white taffeta trimmed with old lace. and
 tulle veil. Her bouquet was of white roses and lilies Of the valley. Mrs. Mears wore coral satin and car ried bouquet of spring flowers.
 A reception 'ollowed the cere-
 mony. after which the couple lcf; for short wedding trip.
 Mrs. Anderson is a member of the staff Of the Visiting Nurse Associa-
 tion. and Mir. Anderson is employed
 as pattern maker at the Johnson
 Pattern and Model company.
 Mir. and Mrs John Chriseinger oi kensington avenue celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary at their home last evening with re-
 ception.
 They were married on April 19
 1898. in this city by Reverend Mar tin Gaudian. pastor of St. Matthe" .,
 German Lutheran church.
 The marriage of Miss Mary Fuller