New Britain herald., 1929-06-22

nony . wedding brsakfat will hs served to membsrs of the immediate families, after which the couple will leave on . wedding trip.
 Upon their return they will reside at sl7 West Main street.
 The marriage of Miss Amy Carl son. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carlson of East street. to George Kingsbury Welton. son of MT. and Mrs F. J. Welton of Morrison avenue. .Wethersfield. will take place this afternoon at { o'clock at the First Lutheran church. pr. Abel Ahl- quist ofhciating.
 The church is beautifully decorat- ed with ferns. and the archways are trimmed with roses, making a pretty setting for the ceremony.
 Miss Carlson will be given in mar riage by her father, Alfred Carlson. Miss Anna Fresen. cousin of the bride. will attend as maid of honor. and Miss Hulda Johnson and Miss Gladys Carlson, both of this city. are to be bridesmaids. F. J. Welton, IT,. brother of the bridegroom. will be best man. William Fresen, and How ard Radune will serve as ushers. Robert Welton. small brother of the bridegroom will be ringbearer and Miss Jeannette Kingsbury. daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. P. Kingsbury of Eddy Glover Boulevard. will make an attractive flower. girl.
 White satin, trimmed with lace, and tulle. and veil of lace held in place with orange blossoms will gown the bride. Her bouquet will be white roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor will wear a yell low taffeta gown. and carry a bou- quet of yellow butterfly roses. The bridesmaids frocks are of green taf- feta. and they will carry bouquets of sweet peas, in the pastel shades.
 Guests will be present from Hart ford. Wethersfield. Enfield. Thomp- sonville. Norwich. Springfield. Con- necticut and Worcester, Massachu- setts, and Glenrock, New Jersey. at reception held after the ceremony at the home of the brides parents. The house will he decorated in . color scheme of green and yellow.
 After wedding trip to Atlantic City and Washington, D. C.. MT. and Mrs. Welton will reside at 24 &c., nuin atron< Mop1o uilI
 Mrs. Welton is a graduate of the New Britain senior high school and has been the secretary to c. w. Hawkins of Rackliffe Brothers. MT. Welton is afIiliated with the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.
 The brides travelling costume will be a green ensemble with shoes and hat to match.
 The marriage of Graham Richard Treadway, son of Mr. and Mrx. Charles Terry Treadway of Bristol, to Miss Dorothy Clark Dickerman, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Raymond Porter Dickerman of Plantsville, took place Thursday evening in the Plantsville Congregational church. The reception was held at the Country club.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Cooley quiet y observed their f1fty-second we'd ling anniversary at their home on 
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis M. Dyson of street will celebrate their wenty-ffth wedding anniversary his afternoon with reception rom 5 o'clock to 5 o'clock at their nome. s,irvT
 Mr. and Mrs. Dyson were married n this city by Rev. T. Edwin Brown. hen pastor of the First Baptist ,hurch. They are prominent in Masonic circles. Mrs. Dyson ts worthy matron of Martha Chapter. Order of Eastern Star, and in this apacity she took a prominent part n the dedication of the Masonic emple. Mir. Dyson is . past master # Harmony lodge. A. F. < A. M.. , worthy patron of Martha chapter. aptain of the hosts of Gtddings hapter. R. A. M.. and past thrice llustrious master of Doric Council. a. & s. M. He also is director of he Masonic Temple corporation.
 
 daughters, Doris and Grace.
 The marriage of Miss Ella Elton nd Ernest Theberge took place londay morning, June 17th at St. 'eter's church, at 9 o'clock. Rever- nd Carl Fuchs officiating. Their at- endants were Miss Regina La- recque and V. Tardis.
 The wedding of Miss Julia swider. ' aughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas wider of 24 Franklin avenue. Hart ord, formerly of this city, and Will lam Drezek, son of MT. and Mrs ' tanley Drezek of 175 Grove street. his city. took place Monday morn- ng. June 17th. at the Sts. Cyril and dethodius church at nine o'clock, Reverend s. Musial. pastor. perform d the ceremony. A sister of the , Miss Mary Drezek. at- ended Miss Swider. as maid of hon. IT, and Miss Anna Stefanowicz and Hiss Josephine Volinske were The flower girl was a 'oung sister of the bride. Miss So. 'hie Swider. John Pack was Mir. )rezek's best man, while the ushers were John Kalinoski of Portland | nd Philip Poltorak of this city.
 The bride wore a gown of white 'eaded satin and a Rose Marie veil. he carried white roses. The gowns f her attendants were pink and lue satin. and their bouquets were 1 link roses. Nadine bows, with rhine- l tones, were worn on their heads.