New Britain herald., 1929-07-27

Whitney are on honeymoon tt Niagara Falls and Canada. They will reside in East Orange, New Jer- sey on their return.
 Mrs Whitney attended Perry Sec. retarial School and the New Britain General Hospital School of Nursing where she was graduated in 1928 | Mr. Whitney attended local schools and is now employed in Newark.
 
 Reverend R. N. Gilman of the | stanley Memorial church officiated at the marriage or Miss Irene s. ! Anderson of Arch street and Charles i Fletcher of Lake Court. The mar | riage took place at the Stanley Me morial church on Friday afternoon. l The bride. a nurse, is the daughter 1 of Mir. and Mrs. Bengt Anderson, and Mir Fletcher is the son of Mr. | and Mrs. Frederick Fletcher Of | Maine.
 | Miss Elsie F. Kunze. daughter Of l Mir, and Mrs. Robert kunze oi i Maple Hill avenue, and Earl Carl son, son of Mrs. Charlotte Carlson of Garden street, were married | Saturday afternoon at f o'clock at St. Johns German Lutheran l church. Rev Martin Gaudain per formed the ceremony in the church, which was very prettily decorated with garden flowers.
 A cousin of the bride, Miss Viola Glaser, was maid of honor and | Paul Enstam best man. The bride. who was given in marriage by her father Mir. Rob- 1 ert kunZe. was attired in a period gown of white bridal satin trimm ed with duchess lace. On her hair she wore bordered tulle veil, cape style, and caught with orange blos- sons. She carried a shower bouquet i of roses and lilies of the valley Miss GlaSer wore pink satin gown, period style. trimmed with 1 lace and old blue. Her bouquet was i of pink roses and delphinium. 1 As ushers, Mr. Carlson chose and Wilfred Walcott. Miss Hilda 1 Braunstein, organist. accompanied Miss Alice Forsell. cousin of the | bridegroom. while she sang 70 Promise Me" and 'I Love You | Truly"
 A reception was held at the home of the brides parents for the i'm mediate families and relatives Mr. and Mrs. Carlson then left for Old 1 Orchard Me-. and Canada on their 1 honeymoon. On their return to this city they will make their homo at 65 Garden street.
 Mir. Carlson. a graduate of the Senior High school and New York university. is an employe of the Commercial Trust company.
 At s o'clock Monday morning. Miss Sophie Pliska of Gold street became the bride of Walter Cru malski of Broad street The cere mony was performed by Rev. | stephen Bartkowslli, pastor of the Holy Cross church.
 The maid of honor was Miss Mary Dobrenski and Tofo Cru malski a cousin of the bridegroom was best man. As bridesmaids. Miss Jennie Sokola. Miss Helen Belch and Miss Mary Bednarczyk attend ed. Joseph Kryscynski, Anthony Murzyn and William Bednarczyk were uSherS.
 The bride wore white hrida gown with a beaded bodice and 8 skirt of lace. Her veil was of Span. ish lace and her bouquet was o roses, fern and babies breath. The maid of honor wore a pink silr gown and a hair band to match Her bouquet was of pink roses anG fern.
 A reception was held at a hal on Grove street. Mir and Mrs. Cru. malski will make their home at 37t Broad street upon their return from a wedding trip.
 At St. GabreTs church in Ken. sington, Rev. Clarence Lund. past ol of Christ church cathedral, Hart fcrd. officiated at the marriage O Miss Beatrice Seibert, daughter o Mrs Ida Seibert of Park street. tt his brother. Carl Lund. son of Mr and Mrs. c. ]. Lund of Berlin. Th' ceremony was performed at 2:3' o'clock Saturday afternoon.
 Miss Gertrude Gihney was mair , of honor and Russell Norton wa best man.
 The bride wore white georgett' frock and white hat. She carried {