New Britain herald., 1929-09-21

of rainbow hues, with hats and slippers to match. They all carried bouquets of pink roses,
 Many friends and relatives attend cd the reception given after' the ceremonies at DudaCk's hall on Sex ton street. Mir. and Mrs. Wach are on a wedding trip to Massachusetts and upon returning to this city will reside at 51 Lyman street,
 Mr- and Mrs. Berger Anderson of Connecticut avenuc have made an nounccmcnt of tho marriage of their daughter Miss Tekla. to Gustave Sederling. which took place in Yon- kers, \. Y., on September 14. Rev. Dr. $. G. Ohman. formerly of this city, performed the ceremony.
 Mir. Soderline, the son of Gustave Soderlin Of Griswold street, is con nected with the aircraft division of the Pratt X Whitney Manufacturing company in Hartford.
 
 The marriage of Mis- Anna Fiorillo, daughter Of Mr, and Mrs, John l'iorllo of Foley street Bristol. and Nicholas Bachorilli. son Of MT. and Mrs. John BaChorilh of Burritt street, took place Monday morning at o'clock at the church of St An thony in Bristol. Rev. Louis Buc- caris. pastor. officiated.
 Miss Carrie Fiorillo attended her sister as maid of honor and Anthony Bachoriln attended his brother as best man. Miss Edith I'iorillo, Miss Anna Barrca. Miss Rose Rosula. and Miss Nancy F'iorillo, another sister of the bride, were bridesmaids. The ushers were Louis Lambert Of New Haven, Frank Lambert of Water bury, Roxy Lavicro of Bristol and Sal Morocco of Bristol.
 During the services Mrs. William Dutton of Bristol. accompanied by the organist, sang Ave Maria" and T Love You Truly"
 The bride was gowned in bridal Sdllu anu d INt@f -'lSli lN Ntlls IlNi bouquet was of lilies, fern and roses. The maid of honor wore a nile green gown with hat and slippers to match. Her bouquet fas of pink roses and ferns. The bridesmaids I.wore rainbow hued frocks and hats to match They carried bouquets of garden flowers.
 A reception was held at the Elks hall in Bristol for several hundred guests from nearby cities and towns. MT. and Mrs. Bachorilli are on an honeymoon to New York and Rhode Island and will live in Waterbury on their return.
 Today at three, Miss Wilhelmina J. Schuster, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry SChuster of Brightwood avenue, Torriugton. and George w.. Blinn. ir.. son of MT. and Mrs. George w. Blinn of Roberts street, New Britain. will be married in St. Paul's German Lutheran church, Torrington.
 The sister of the bride, Mrs. Alice Coura. will be the matron of honor | and Miss Marjorie Carroll and Miss | Clara M Blinn, sister of the bride groom. will be bridesmaids. Miss 1 Marilan Schuster and Miss Geraldine Fahey, nieces of the bride will be the flower girls. Lester G. Hume, cousin of the bridegroom will be best man and Irving Parker and Henry Lane of Meriden will acts as ushers
 The bride will wear gown of ] white satin with tulle and a tulle veil She will carry bridal bouquet. | The attendants will be dressed in | peach mauve and blue and orchid satin with hats to match. They will carry roses. After a reception, at which there will be 100 guests from Torrington, Hartford, New Britain, Waterbury, New Jersey, Virginia, Meriden. Plainville and neighborins towns, Mr. and Mrs. Blinn will go to Richmond, Virginia on their we'd ding trip. Upon their return they will reside at G24 Arch street.
 Miss Agnes HolmQuist of kcnsing- ton and August Gaudlan, son ot Reverend Martin w. and Mrs. Gau- dian of this city. were married by 4 Reverend MT. Gaudian last Satur- day afternoon.