New Britain herald., 1929-04-13
WEDDINGS
Nixon-CroWe Nuptlals Set For Late April - Many Other Wedding Plans.

The wedding of Miss Mary \. Will Hams of Clark street, and John J. Kelly, son ot Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly O. Clark street, took place "Wednesday morning at { o'clock at St. Mary's church. A nuptiM high mass Was celebrated by Reverend Thomas Lawlor. Reverend Walter J. Lyddy Was deacon and Reverend Waiter A. NcCfann WAS sub
 Miss Mary |. McAvay was maid Of honor and Laurence Williams Was best man. George Kelly and Joseph NCAvay were Ushers.
 The bride wore 4 gown ot ivory imported satin with Chantiily lace. Her yyll was Of tulle with Chantllly lace and she carried bouquet Of ealla lilies and lilies of the valley, Thc maid ot homer Was dressed in shell pink taffcta trimmed with tullt and q picture hat ot t4tieta and tul.t.
 After tho ceremony u reception NttS Iii lII EA AIF'' 4lkI It.' Nl | ll' '5- tt+' . at which ont- hundred guests at- tended from Waterbury, New Haven, Brooklyn, and this city The home was decorated with pink and white flowers and ferns.
 NIr. and Mrs. Kelly lnlr for a wedding trip 10 Washington, T.. C. and upon their return will reside af lG3 Clark street.
 Miss Stcna ScubprG. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew SeaberS ot East street. and Paul Formont. son ot Alr and Mrs. Charles Formont Of Brooklyn, New York, were married last Saturday afternoon al the home Of the brides parents. The cere- mony WHs performed dt 4 o'clock by Reverend GustaEc F. Pihl Of Ne~ York. a former pastor of the SMed- ish Bethany church in this city. Miss SjgrId Seaberg. sister of the bride was maid ot honor and Her bert l'ormont of Brooklyn, was his brothers best man,
 The bride wore H gown of white satin and a tuile veil caught with orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of caIla lilies, roses and lilies of the valley. Tho maid of honor wore shell pink geore"tte gown with slippers 10 matct.-> She earned q bouquet Of butterfly roses,
 The home Was a1tractivcly decor atpd with pink and white flowers against d background of palms and i.rns Guests Wpr, present from N-rideH. Hartford, Ccllusyillc and New York city.
 Following 'he welding reception the coupb. left immediately tor l wedding trip 10 Atlantic City and Washington D. C. Upon their r,- turn, they UlII make their home ag Glendale. Long Island New York
 Nr. lnI lIr~. Dewey Hulteen ot Roberts street observed the tenth auulvprsary of their marriage last Saturday evening.
 Mr. .nd Mrs, Carl F. Ilhlm oG Rhodes street have announced in. .ngagameut Of their daughter. Ger da, to Martin keHlrr-. son Of Mr aud Mrs. selma kellDerg of Mapl. street.
 Mr. and Mrs, Charles W. Bailey ot 'I"stnat street and Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo r. E.ll o' Chestnut str.ut qu.'tIy obsor>od the -orry-St>tA an- nir'rSaIy of thslr doulIv welding on Thursday
 Air. and Mrs Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. H,il w"rp malried in the ,hanrJ Of x. Marks Episcopal church ApriI II, lsSS.
 Mrs. Paul .. Wilmington Of New field aNeuue has auuoInced the eu- ! gag"m@nt Of 1par sister. Alice f.r, 10 li'nry Eosenweig of Burritr street The welding date has Ho- been sci
 Miss Olive E. Mather of Walnu, street and David D. Noitz Of th. same address Were married last Sat. urday ty Reverend William H. Al. darson, pastor of the Trinity Nctho dist church
 Gerald F. Shine Of Lasalle street