New Britain herald., 1929-06-29

bouquet Of gardenias and hlias. = the valley.
 Mi.s Fresen will be attire4 In . crepe Elizabeth cameo n,auve gewn with slippers to. match. Her bouaukt will be of talisman roses and dslph- inium. The bridesmaids will csrfy bouquets of garden tloweFs. Ma Flagg is to wear cameo blue tFock with slippers to match apd Mis- Hultgren a cameo blush frock with, slippers to match.
 The church is prettily decorated with baskets of garden flowers and the aisles of the church are lined with Hollyhocks. The arches are decorated with rambler roseA
 After the ceremony . reception will be held at the home of ths bride for the immediate families and relatives. The house is decor. ated with bouquets of garden flow. CTS and greens
 Mr. and Mrs. sodergren will leave on an unannounced wedding trip after the reception and will naks their home in New London upon their return.
 Miss Enstam is a graduate of the State Normal school and has been teaching in the Lincoln school this past year.
 Lieutenant Sodergren is 8 Eradu. ate of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis of the class of 1923. He is now stationed In New London.
 Miss Enstam's parents the late Reverend A. J. Enstam and Mra Lydia Enstam were married by Dr.. Ahlquist's father, Reverend L. c. Ahlquist D. D. Miss Gertrude Barnes of Barnes. dale was bridesmaid at tho wed- ding of Miss Lola Louise Gates. daughter of Judge and Mrs. Samuel Gates of Old Saybrook and Dr. o. Waldemar Junek. son of the late Sir Frederick and Lady Mary Junek. of Prague. Bohemia, on Thursday afternoon in Grace Episcopal church, Saybrook.
 Miss Alvina Bruin of East Main street and Alphonse LaFlamme of Church street were married Thurs day morning at s o'clock at St. Pe- ter's church by the Reverend Deschesnes of LaSallette Order. Miss Yvonne Tanguay attended as maid Of honor and Lucian Bruin ay best man.
 reception was held after tho ceremony at the home of the bride. Mir. and Mrs. Bruin left on an ex. tended wedding trip by motor. They will make their home in this city on their return.
 The engagement of Miss Jessie Salicki, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Salicki of Cleveland street. was announced last Monday to John Karpey, son of Mir. and Mrs. Steve Karpey of North Burritt street. The wedding date will be in the near future.
 Miss Hulda Brink, daughter Of Mrs. Emma Brink of Ash street and Ernest A. GriswoId. son of Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Griswold of Francis street were married Monday after noon at { o'clock at the home Of the brides mother. Miss Brink was married in the same room as her mother was married in forty-thres years ago. Reverend Abel Ahlquist officiated.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Terry attend ed as matron of honor and best man.
 Miss Brink has been physical cul- ture director in the Lincoln school and Mr. Griswold is the circulation manager of the Herald. r
 In observance of their twenty. fifth anniversary of their marriage Mir. and Mrs. Charles Ludwigson of Hart Terrace entertained . few friends and relatives at their hom. yesterday. :.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ludwigson were married by Reverend Edward Brown of the First Baptist church and have lived in this city since that time. .-
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