New Britain herald., 1930-03-01
WEDDINGS

Pre-Lenten Days Crowded With Nuptial Events
 Gaffney-Boylan Betrothal. Leo V. Gaffney has added his name to an already long list of New Britain's younger set who intend to take the marital vow. Leo is the youngest son of Judge B. F. Gaft- ney and Mrs. Gaffney of Vine street and his engagement to Miss Ruth Boylan, second daughter af Mir. and Mrs, James F. Boylan of MiddletoUn was announced last Sunday when the Boylans gave supper party at the MiddletoWn country club. Miss Boylan is a popular member of the younger set in her home town and' graduate of Trinity College, Washington. D. C. MT. Gaffney was educated at the New Britain High school, Yale col | lege and Yale Law school, and is now practicing law in this city. | Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Blogos- lawski of Orange street entertained twelve at dinner last Saturday eve- ming in honor of their third Wcd- ding anniversary.
 Mrs. Rose Tedesco and Mrs. Martha Bonols, of this city, with their sister. Mrs. Regina Marchetti of Forestvlie, gave a party in honor of their parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Lanzoui of Pennington av- enue, Plainvilic at the latters' home Saturday evening. The party was in honor of the Lanzoni golden we'd ding anniversary. About 200 guests were present.
 Miss Mary Celeste Orsie, daughter sington, became the bride of Donald William Callahan of Francis street on Monday morning at o'clock al St. Pauls church. Rev. John c Brennan officiated.
 Miss Orsie was attended by her sister, Miss Minnie Orsie as maid of honor, and Mir. Callahan had as his best man, his brother, Matthew J Callahan.
 The bride was attired in a tan spring suit, tan tan straw hat with shoes to match. She wore d corsage | Tho nf hnnn.- 2 cnrjO Q suit of green with hat and shoes to correspond. She also wore corsage
 A reception was held at the home of the brides parents after the cere- monies for the immediate families and a few intimate friends. MT. and Mrs. Callahan will make their home at 55 Wilcox street upon their re- turn from a wedding trip to New York city.
 Mir. and Mrs George H. Worthnel of Gladden. street quietly celebrated their 23rd wedding anniversary al their home last Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Mortimer have two childrer and one grandchild, George junior who is stationed in Cuba with the United States navy, and Mrs. Will. liam Sabro, who has son, George.
 A number of friends and rela- lives gave Mir. and Mrs. John R Peterson of Stratford road a party in honor of their goth wedding an, niversary last Saturday evening. The Petersons have three sons, Robert who is stationed in Asiatic waters with the U. s. navy, Arthur, ana Norman and one daughter. Mis-: Evelyn.
 Rev. Lucyan Bojnovski, pastor o the Sacred Heart church officiateC at the marriage of Miss Helen Belch daughter of MT. and Mrs. Stanley Belch of Broad street and Anthony Murzyn of Broad street, on Monday morning at 7:45 o'clock.
 The maid of honor was Miss Lottie Szymanski and Joseph Norzik was best man. The bridesmaids were Miss Jeanne Peter. Miss Alice DSlllCO, NllSS hldl itl hON ohi' 4hi Anna BielkoWski and Miss Sophie Gorski The ushers were Joseph kryszczynski, Anthony Gorski. Stan- ley Brakoniecki, Anthony krysczyn- ski, and Joseph Chojnicki.
 The bride wore a bridal satin gown trimmed with rhinestones and cap shaped veil caught with rhine stones. She carried a bouquet oi white roses and lilies of the valley The maid of honor was attired ir pink satin, horsehair hat with pink slippers to match her gown. She carried tea roses and sweet peas The bridesmaids wore gowns of rain. bow hues with hats and shoes tc match. They all carried pink roses and sweet peas.
 A reception was held at Terdyzk' hall on Grove street following the wedding for about 800 guests. Mir and Mrs. Murzyn will reside at 371 Broad street upon their return iron a honeymoon to New York city.