New Britain herald., 1929-11-30

children.
 Mir and Mrs. Richard Schaefer Of 1 Trinity street celebrated their 4jth
 wedding anniversary at their home on Monday. MT. and Mrs. Schacfer
 were married by Reverend T. Wei
 mer, late pastor of the German Bap-
 list church, at the home Of Mrs. ! Schacfer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Weyh. They have two
 children, Walter and Miss Irene, and
 one grandchild.
 11r. and Mrs. Peter Massi Of South
 street were given surprise party at
 their home Sunday in honor of their
 twcnty-ffth wedding anniversary.
 Mrs. Irving Russell Thrall Of West Hartford, announced the engagement
 of her niece, Miss Madelon Rose to
 Paul Wallace Schubert, both O.
 Bristol at q luncheon recently at
 Miss Fuller's restaurant.
 Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Mi. chacl J. Fitzgerald O. Homestead
 avenue observed their thirty-h wedding anniversary at their home i They were married ill St. Mary's church in this city by Bishop Mi l chael Tierney who was pastor Of the i church at the time. Mrs. Fitzgerald
 vas Miss Helen Coffey before her marriage. They have five children. ! Mrs. Anna Callahan. Miss Florence ] Fitzgerald and Miss Esther Fitzger- 1 ald and Charles Fitzgerald Of this city and James Fitzgerald of Detroit, ! Michigan.
 Miss Alexandria Mazur, daughter i Of ATr. and Mrs. konstanty Mazur Of Broad Brook and Harvey !. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown Of Broad Brook were mar ried Sunday in the Russian Ortho- 1 doX church at 12;3O. Reverend Jo- seph Dankecych, pastor. and Rev erend John Pistey Of TerryyilIc, of- tciated at the ceremony. The maid of honor was Miss Jcn- nic Mazur, sister Of the bride, and Walter Washy attended as best man. | Miss Fannie Rusinski, Miss Sophie Sheychuk and Miss Nellie kateshe- nok were the bridesmaids W. J. Hart, Martin Cushmand and Andrew Esak acted as ushcrs. The flower girls were little Miss Grace Mazur, sister of the bride and Miss Louise PraWlia
 The bride wore a gown Of white veil of Spanish lace She carried bouquet of white roses, snapdragons1 and lilies Of the valley. The maid Of honor was attired in frock Of pink taffeta with a rhinestone hair band and she carried pink roses and ferns. The bridesmaids wore rain bow colored dresses with rhine !. stone hair bands and had bouquets of pink tea roses and ferns.
 A reception for about 100 we'd ! ding guests was held at the home | Of Mir. and Mrs. Alexander Prawka |, Of Concord street. After MT. and [ Mrs. Brown return from their . honeymoon trip to the south, they . will make their future home ir, Broad Brook.
 Relatives from New Haven. Mill , dale. Cheshire, Southington, Plain | vile and Westfeld, Mass. helped . MT. and Mrs. John r. Kane cclc- 1 bratc their thirty-third wedding an- | niYersary last Sunday at their home | on Elm street. MT. and Mrs Kane | were married in St. Thomas church by the late Reverend William J. Doolan. The couple have one daugh- ter, Mrs. C. Robert Carlson, anI four grandchildren.
 Miss Marion Rosalic Hazard or Whiting street vas married to Adolph kallbcrg, son of Mrs. Selma Kallberg Of Maple street Thanks giving at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. Lawrence Martin. Rev erend Carl J. Fredeen, pastor of the Swedish Bethany church, per formed the ceremony.
 Miss Daisy kallbcrg. sister of the bridegroom, attended as maid of honor and Rudy Pogltsch acted as best man.
 The bride wore a gown of white satin trimmed with Spanish lace and veil Of Spanish lace. Her bou- quet was of roses and Easter lilies. The maid of honor wore q frock Of orchid taffeta and she carried tea roses
 About 75 guests from Hartford, Newington, Burlington, Torrington. Thomaston, Wallingford and this city attended the reception which followed the wedding service.
 The house was decorated in orchi1 i and white and the ceremony was performed under an arch Of ever green.
 Upon their return from an unan- nouncod honeymoon, NIr and Mrs. kallbcrS will make their future home at go Maple street.
 The wedding Of Miss Anna krl- witz, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Mi ci1acl krawitz of Lawlor street and | Edward L. McAloon, son Of MT. an Mrs. Edward J. McAloon of Farrn- inston avenue took place Thursday morning at 2 o'clock by RcvcrcrI John T. Connor, pastor of St. Mary's church.
 Miss Mary Kra~itz, sister Of the bride, was the maid of honor an1 James l.. Kane acted as best man.
 The bride wore a monet blue transparent velvet gown, princess style, and carried bouquet of pompons. The maid of honor was attired in an evergreen transparenL velvet frock, silhouette lines with a hat 10 match. Her bouquet was Of yellow pompons.