New Britain herald., 1929-10-05


 morning at 10 o'clock at St. Josephs church.
 Miss Downes has chosen for her attendants, as matron of honor Mrs. T. Fergus Redmond of New York city, a former classmatc of Miss l Downes at New Rochelle, and as bridesmaids. Miss Alice Bernadine Gaffncy. sister of Attorney Gaffney. and Miss Catherine Margaret Bren- nan of Naugatuck, also q classmate of Miss Downes.
 Nlr Gaffney has named T. Harold Long of Bloomfield, New Jersey, and formerly of this city. William W. Sullivan of Hartford who was a classmatc of Mir. Gaffney's at Yale and Bernard G. Kranowitz of this city to be his ushers. Attorney Leo Gafney will be his brothers best man.
 Reverend John F. Donohuc will ofiiciate at the nuplial ceremonies. A reception will he held "Wednesday evening at the DoWncs home on Camp street
 Miss DOWnes was graduated from the Senior high school in the class of '21 and from the college of New Rochelle in '@5. Until recently she was a teacher Of English at the Senior high school.
 Mir. Gaffucy was graduated from the Senior high school in the class of IS and from Notre Dame uni the Yale Law school in '25 and since that time, has been practicing law in this city, He is a member Of the Yale club Of New Britain and Notre Dame club of Hartford, the New Britain club and the Shuttle Meadow club.
 This morning at 10 o'clock Miss Mary Jevack. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Michael Jevack Of Clark street became the briIe of Evan X, "auysh in the Holy Trinity church. Reverened John Romza officiated.
 Miss Mae Vancisin of Bridgeport was maid Of honor and Anthony BIiznak acted as best man. Miss Anna Slinchok Of this city was bridesmaid and Michael Kupchlk was the usher.
 The bride wore a white bridal gown and a Rose Marie veil The maid of honor and the bridesmaid were in orchid and peach colors. After d reception 10 loo guests from Bridgeport Springfield. Ken sngton and this city tn" couple left on an unannouncad honeymoon trip Upon their return Mr. and Mrs , panysh will reside on Clark street.
 Mrs. Helen Hunter of Madison street and Edmund Munson of Bas- sett street were married this morn ing at 11:30 in the parsonage of the First Congregational church on Lex ington street by Reverend Theodore Greene. Mrs. Alice Cottrell was ma tron Of honor and Luther Mckay brother of the bride was best man Upon their return from an unanounc "d honeymoon trip, Mir. and Mrs Munson will make their home or West End avenue.
 Miss Mary Bernardo, daughter ot Mr and Mrs. Carminc Bernardo oi Worthington ridge. Berlin, anc Frank Rtcco of Kensington were married "Wednesday morning at { o'clock in St. rauls church, Ken. slngton, by Reverend John (, Brcn. nan, pastor.
 The maid of honor was Miss Mar! l DAyanZo Of Now Britain and Danic , Dragone Of Dwight street, this city $ acted as best man.
 The bride was attired in a gown o - ivory satin. period fashion. with { French veil She carried Easter lille. ' and roses. The maid Of honor Wor, an orchid mauve taffcta dress witt q horschair hat 10 match. She car. Tied teH roses.
 Owing 10 the bad weather the re. Ccption and wedding breakfast was held in the Grange ball on Farming ton avenue instead of the home auc lawn of the bride. There were 15C guests present. After an extended Honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ricco vii make their home at 30 Austin street New Britain.
 The wedding of Miss Pauline kcr- mic, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mi . chael Kcrnic of Park terrace, Hart , ford, formerly of New Britain. ana Robert schmidt, son of Mir. and Mrs
 Ernest schmidt of Willow street , took place $ o'clock Monday morn ing in the Immaculate Conception , church. Hartford
 , The bride was attended by Miss , Lillian Rchault as maid of honor and Roy Robinson was best man. EIcan-