New Britain herald., 1929-07-27
Social Mews
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brothers choice for best man.
 The bride was attired in an egg shell chiffon gown with a hat 10 match and carried a bouquet of sweet peas. The maid of honor wore a coral chiffon frock with hat to match and carried sweet peas.
 After reception, held at the home of the brides parents, for the immedate families and relatives, Mir and Mrs. Swanson left on an unannounced honeymoon by auto mobile. The young couple will re- side in East Orange, New Jersey, where Mir. Swanson is employed.
 The bride graduated from the Senior high school and the Normal school in this city and has been on the Berlin school faculty for the past four years.
 Miss Stepthie Sczinkozicz Of Alden street Hartford, is to marry Peter Silva of south Main street, Newing- ton. on Monday morning. The ceremony will take place in Hart ford. MT. Silva is we'll known athlete in this city.
 Miss Hildur I.indgren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. lindgrrn of South Main street, and John \. Lindquist, son of Mrs. Augusta LinJ- quist of Wakefield court, were mar ried on Saturday at o'clock.
 Miss Grace I.indgren vas her sis ter's maid Of honor and Lewis Trus- low was best man. Reverend Ab"i AhlQuist, D. D., officiated at the ceremony.
 The betrothal of Miss Margaret Hacku of Wallingford, and Clarence Dyer of Berlin. has been announced.
 Miss Anna Bign. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Bign of New Hav- en. and Salvatore TranchidA son O. Mir. and Mrs. Peter Tranchida of Beaver street. were married Tues day morning in New Haven.
 Miss Geraldine Tranchida, sister of the bridegroom, was maid of honor, and G. P. Valenti attended as best man. Miss Theresa Dirio, Miss Rose Alara Miss Rose NaranO and Miss Angcline I.anza, were bridesmaids. Salvatore Tranchida, cousin of the bridegroom, Mike La tina. James Digl. and Michael Tran Chida. were ushers.
 The bride wore, a gown of white silk and a veil of Spanish lace made cap shape. She carried a hou QUet of white roses and ferns. The wore gowns of rainbow colors with hats and bouquets to harmonize.
 A reception was held at the I.ith- uanian hall on Park street. which many guests from nearby cities at tended,
 Mr. and Mrs. Tranchida are on an extended wedding trip and on thei" return will reside at 265 Washing ton street,
 ATr and Mrs. w. s. Taylor of Suffield, Connecticut. have an- nounced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Grace Evelyn. 10 Paul C. Nelson of Jubilee street the wedding.
 On Tuesday morning at 9:@o o'clock, Miss Kathryn BernadettA | ninda. daughter ot Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Dinda. of Workman avenua, | Torrington. became the bride or Clarence Joseph Whitney, son of Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Whitney of Bur rtt street, at the Sacred Heart church in Torrington. Reverend John Xikola, pastor of the church, officiated. Roses and palms were used for decorations.
 Miss Susan Dinda was maid Cf honor and George Whitney was best man.
 The bride wore a white satin and rose point lace gown and a tulle veil with a rose point, lace cap. The | bridal bouquet was Of white roses and sweet peas. The maid of hon. or wore a maize tulle gown with a hat 10 match and carried roses.
 A reception was held after the ceremony at the home of the brides parents. About fifty guests attended from nearby cities MT. and Mrs