New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

pie. after which a reception was 1 held at Sweetheart Tea House al 1 Shelburne Falls. i Miss Irene Crowley was guest of i i honor at a miscellaneous shower at l l her home on East Main street, on Thursday night. Miss Crowley will | become the bride of Severn G. | ] schmidt on January Eth.
 Last Saturday evening, the he 1 trothal Of Miss Helen somrrs Of Portland Maine, 10 Howard w. Rogers of Plaingiuc was made 1 known at q party given by Mrs ] John E. Curran Of South Portland !
 Miss Somcrs is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. samuel r.. Somrrs of i Portland, and Was until recently a member Of the faculty in the Plain vile schools. Mr. Rogers is the son of Mir. and Mrs, Myron Eogors Of . PlainNillr. II" is in business with his father. No Gatc has bcrn st for the wedding.
 Mr. and Mrs, GcorR, I;cl~IJ Of Hartford wrr" entertained al the nome Of Mr and Mrs Harold Scar borough Of Maple HnI recently. in honor of their 25th wedding auui- Vcrsary.
 
 l,ttf.t 1F Jackson. daughter Of Mrs. TboutS Jackson Of south EuIritt street. 70 Ralph II. Rattry of this city, took place Tuesday in New York city, l Following n wedding trip. Nr. an Mrs. Battcy will reside temporarily in Buffalo. \. Y, where Mr. Battey is supervising Inc construction Of L plant for the Barrett company. ny whom he Is employed as district manager.
 Miss Frances Saudbrrg. daugh1 ar Of Mir. and Mrs Frank Saudbcrg of Park street, and Robert B. Par mentcr of Hartford, were married on December II, at inc parsonage of the Swedish Lutheran church. Hart ford. Reverend Julius HuItecn oi- flciated.
 The bride Was atlircd in q gown of dark blue flat crepe and carried a bouquet of pin, roses The mad Or honor Miss Esther l.. Sandbor,y. d sister Of the bride. was dressed in pale green crepe and carried red roses. Ralph Hamilton was best man.
 A reception was held at the home tf the bridegrooms parent in Hart ford after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Parmenter were in New York and Philadelphia on their wedding trip.
 Mr. and Mrs. ]. Ka1Z Of this city celebrated their thirtielh wedding anniversary W tuesday evening with a dinner party.
 Miss Julia Agnes Kozuch Of Ken sington and Francis Lawrence HhnchIitfe of this rity, were mar riod Monday morning at St PauI's church, KcusinEton. Reverend John (. Brennan oftIciatcd at the nupti'u high mass. Miss Helen Kozuch. at . tended her siscr as maid of hono". Edward Avery of this city was best :, man. Mrs. Madclaino Horton . schmidt and Msr. James Brady pro- o 'idod music during the ceremony.
 A reception was held at the home Of the brides parents in k"nsington immediately after the ceremony. Miss Emma May Lindbcrg. dauG1- '' ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lind berg Of Kcnslngton and Stanlr: ~ Miezgcnski Of this city were mar n ried on New Years Eve at the Ho.y Cross church.
 The bride wore q brown satin gown with Il hat 10 match. She car ricd a large bouquet of roses. Miss Dorothy McDonough, who was her If only attendant, was similarly GoWncd.
 r About % guests attended the re- q ccption at the home Of the bride? parents in Kensington following the ceremonies from Meridon, New Haven, Bridgeport, New York. and nearby cities. Mr. and Mrs. Miel, gcnski left Tor a honeymoon tC Philadelphia and Washington. ana II upon their return will reside at tho
 home Of the brides parents in Ken. n slngtou.
 Miss Marie Maiewsla. daughter 0.
 Mr. and Mrs, Edward Majewska ot
 Burritt street, became the bride o Il Fred Ncvcrs, son or Mir. and Mrs q Handy Meyers of Burritt street WcI- y ncsday afternoon, at the homo 0
 the bridegroom.
 The engagement Of Miss 1d;
 Ea,izza to George poIa, son of Mr l and Mrs E. Iola of East Hartford
 was announced by Miss Eavizza, 1 parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Eavizzi
 of Arch street. this week, 1 The engagement of Miss Mari'
 Scaulon to John Spring. Jr.. son , of Mr. and Mrs. John Spring of Pee. 2- street, mas been ahhOuhCou' l. The marriage Of Miss Alma Nel
 son. daughter of Mr. and Mrs An
 gust Nelson Of PlainvilIe, and Johi ri R. Pittsingor, son of Mr, and Mr. d George pittsiugcr of N"Wington tool le place last Saturday. The ccromon A. was performed by Reverend William Q R. Ross, pastor Of the First Baptia lo church.
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 Miss Gladys RoWona Heisl"'
 daughter of Mrs, l.. Edward kran. .n of Park streeJ. will become in tn bride of Erling Norman Olson, so ,ir of Bernard Olson of Rockwell av' rn nma at o-&M n.clncl thIs alLnrnOo