New Britain herald., 1929-06-29

Mir. and Mrs. Henry c. Dolan of Stanley street quietly celebrated their 31st wedding anniversary yes- terday at dinner party, their guests being their five children.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Batty of Arch street left today for trip through New Jersey and to Niagara Falls. Mir. and Mrs. Batty observed their e5th anniversary today.
 MT. and Mrs. Morgan Morgans of Fairview street are celebrating two anniversaries today; MT. Morgan's birthday and their 44th wedding an- niversary.
 Rev. Martin w. Gaudian. pastor of St. Johns German Lutheran church, united in matrimony Miss Augusta E. Orlich of Oliver street and Arthur Hemingway of Hurlburt street on Thursday last. Miss Orlich was born in Litchfield. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. August Orlich. and MT. Hemingway was born in southing- ton. the son of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Hemingway.
 Miss Grace P. Coppi, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Michael Coppt Of Broad street, and James Bellon- douno of Northampton. Mass. were married Monday morning at St. Mary's church by Rev: Walter Lyddy. l Miss Florence Anna Josefiak, 1 daughter of Mrs. Mary Josefiak and of the late Albert Josefiak of North street, and Frederick Bergeron, son | of Mir. and Mrs. Bergeron of Lawlor street, were married Thu sday morning at o'clock at St. Mary's church. by Reverend Walter Mc- Cram.
 Miss Mary Josefiak, attended her sister as maid of honor and John Bergeron was his brothers best man.
 The gown worn by the bride was of white satin with point lace, a white picture hat completed her costume. Her bouquet was of the shower type. The maid of honor wore blue frock with hat to match and her bouquet was of pink roses ot various shades. Mir. and Mrs. 2ergeron will reside at II LaWlor stfeet on their return from wedding trip to Canada. Mr. Bergeron is employed at the Lan- ders Frary & Clark company.
 Miss Thelma Moss and Vincent Sala. both members of the faculty of the Central Junior High school were married in Melrose, Massachu- setts this past week.
 For the past two years, Mir. Sala has been an instructor of science and Mrs. Sala has been an English teacher here for the past year.
 Mrs, Sala graduated from Welles- ley with honors. Her home is ir Melrose
 Mir. Sala received his degree al Boston University. His home is ir Hyannis.
 The marriage of Miss Marjorie Eileen Mitchell. daughter of Mir and Mrs. Reuben Henry Mitchell oi Walker road. Swampscott. Massa chusetts. to Leonard Eldridge Wer- ner, son of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Werner of Marlborough street Boston, took place last Saturda, eevning in St. Stephens Episcopal church.
 Miss Mitchell wore trailing princess wedding gown of egg shel satin moire. trimmed with duchess lace. Her bridal veil was also ol egg shell shade of tulle arranged in cap fashion and caught with or. ange blossoms. The bridal bouque! was of orchids with a shower ol lilies Of the valley.
 Miss Elizabeth Ann Mitchell. a sister of the bride was maid of hon. or. Miss Mitchell's engagement wal announced at dinner party last Friday evening to Hamilton Pretat | son of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Pre-. tat of Waterbury.
 Miss Mitchell wore frock ot chartreuse chiffon trimmed with point d'esprit.
 AS bridesmaids. Miss Marjorie Mitchell was attended by, Miss Mar. garet Conklin, Miss Angelica Bun ncr. Miss Ida Mae Humphrey. Mrs Charles Mckenna. Mrs. H. Franklin Horne. Miss Virginia Honors. Mrs Ralph Leach and Mrs. James Turn. age.
 John Mosby was best man and the ushers were Harry C. Wayne Ralph Purinton. Stephen Davis Hamilton Pretat. Woodwork Car. penter. George Hummell. Charles Mckenna and Ralph Leach.
 A reception was held for abou about eight hundred guests at tn.