New Britain herald., 1929-10-26
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a motor trip to Massachusetts and
 upon their return they will reside in | Newington.
 ! Miss Celia Testa daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Testa of Southing. ton, and Frank Chambrello, son of | Mir and Mrs. Patsy ChambrelIo of i Plainville, were married Monday
 morning at o'clock at St. Thomas 1 church in Southington by Reverend 1 William Kennedy.
 Miss Rose Carbona was maid of honor and William Chambrello was his brothers best man. MT. and Mrs. Chambrello left on a wedding trip
 to Portland, Maine, after a reception in Plainville. The will live on Wood ford avenue, Plainville, on their re- turn.
 MT. and Mrs. George Scheyd of Fremont street are to celebrate their
 31st wedding anniversary this eve hing, having dinner party for their relatives at their home. Mir. and Mrs. Scheyd have five children, Miss Mar ion, school teacher in Pennington, Miss Sophie, employed at the Stan ley Works, Miss Margaret, employed at Russell & Erwin's, George, who IS employed at the Ball Tire com pany, and William. who is stationed at the Bridgeport offices of the q r11 1ny 1r1-
 ried on Monday to Miss Pauline Smith of Long Island.
 Miss Lydia A, Malzin. daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. Malzin of Southing- ton and Frederick Staehke, son of Mrs. Edward Wagner of Shuttle Meadow avenue, will be married in the St. Matthew Lutheran parson- age at 3:30 this afternoon by Rev. erend A. C. Steege. Miss Martha Staehke will be the maid of honor and Frederick Bobecka will act as best man.
 The marriage of Miss Emma Gla- bau, the daughter of Mrs. A. F. Gla- bau of Fairview street, and Howard Hartman, son of Mir. and Mrs. Will liam Hartman of Fairview street took place on Thursday in the Meth odist church in New Haven. Mrs. Elmer H. West was matron of hon. CT and Raymond G. Mainer was best man. Reverend H. G. Sabin perform ed the ceremony.
 Upon their return from a honey- moon by motor, MT. and Mrs. Hart man will be at home to their friends at 157 Kelsey street.
 Miss Eva B, Winger, of Green wood street and Charles H. Dohm of Hartford were married in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, Friday evening, Co., tober IS. Reverend Howard Parsons, pastor of the Congregational church, officiated at the ceremony which was performed in the parsonage. Mir. and Mrs. Dohm spent the weekend touring the Green mountains and ere now at home to their friends at 509 Corbin avenue.
 The wedding of Miss Ruth Case Humason, daughter of Mrs. Cath crime Humason of West Main street to Joseph V. Louehery of Long, Is- 1 land City took place Monday morn- ing at o'clock at St. Marys Rev, Walter J. Lyddy of 1 fciated.
 Miss Irvian Humason, sister of the bride was maid of honor and Joseph l O'Brien was best man. The church l was decorated with chrysanthemums and palms.
 The bride was attired in a dark 1 blue transparent velvet frock with a hat to match and she carried Ophelia roses. The maid of honor wore gown of brown transparent | velvet with hat and slippers to | match and carried pink tea roses. |
 The home of the brides mother, | where the reception was held, was decorated with chrysanthemums and | roses. There were 40 guests at the wedding breakfast, Mir. and Mrs. Loughery left on an unannounced 1 and they plan to make l their future home in New York city. |
 Miss Bertha Abramowicz daugh- l ter of Mir. and Mrs. Anthony Abram- owicz of Richmond avenue and Jo- i seph Janick, son of Mrs. Mary Kor- dal of Brook street were married 1 Monday evening at 9:30 in the Holy l Cross church by Rev. Victor Piast- kowski.
 Miss Jennie Janick. sister of the | bridegroom was maid of honor and i the brother of the bride, Anthony | AbramoWicz, A acted as best man. The | ushcrs were Stanley Wilk and Ed | ward Bokowski of Wallingford and l the bridesmaids were Miss Bessie 1 A Abramowicz, sister of the bride and | Miss Mary Bialewska of East Hamp- l ton, Mass
 The bride wore a gown of bridal l satin, madonna style veil trimmed | with orange blossoms and carried |