New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

trimmed with blue She carried 6 bouquet of pink roses
 A reception was held following the ceremonies at the home of the brides parents, Mountain laurel was used to decorate the home About 75 guests were present from New York, Danbury, Harford. New Hampshire, Meriden and this city.
 Both Mir. and Mrs Andres are graduates of the local schools and at present Mir. Andres is employed by the Parker-B Buckley company.
 About 25 friends and relatives of Mir. and Mrs Simon Nelson of Cor bin avenue, rendered them a cotton shower Sunday at the summer home of Mir. and Mrs. A. F. Nelson in Westbrook The occasion was the first anniversary Of their wedding
 MT. and Mrs Nelson received many gifts.
 Mrs Thomas Feeney was matroa of honor at the marriage of her sis ter, of Miss Margaret keough Of Lawlor street, Wednesday morn ing. Mss Keoush became the bride Of William A. Lynch, son of Mrs. Marie Lynch of Clark street at 10 o'clock at St Mary's church. Rev erend Francis Keough. q cousin O. the bride, performed the cere- mony Frederick Lynch was his brothers best man.
 A bridal satin gown trimmed with Spanish lace was worn by the bride She wore q Rose Marie veil caught with orange blossoms. and carried a bridal bouquet Of roses and lilies Of the valle% The matron Of honor vas gowned in orchid satin. She Wore picture hat and slippers 10 harmonlze. Her bouquet vas of pinh roses.
 About So guests attended re- ception held following the nuptial ceremony from Bristol New York. New Hampshire. Bridgeport and this city. Mir. and Mrs Lynch de- parted on wedding trip to New York and Boston and will make their home at A Lavlor street
 Miss Jewell NJ Pilhonis. daueh- ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pil- konis Of East street and George C. Paris son Of Mrs. Leonora Paris of Burritt street. were married at St. Andrews church by Reverend E. V. Grlhis on Monday morning at o'clock.
 The bride vas attended by Miss Mary 'Sekan as maid Of honor and Miss Jean York; and Miss Loe Dom- brow as bridesmaids Harold Byett vas best man and Jack Mahoney. Philip Hallihsn and Monroe Gordon We're ushers.
 The bride vas dressed in cream cc.ored satin gown. and cream lace veil She carried calla lilies and lilies Of the ralley. Her attendants wore organdie dresses and carried bouquets Of mixed flowers.
 About $ guests attended the re- ceptlon which vas held al the home oi the brides parents. from Hart fcrd, New Haven and Springfield. Mir and Mrs. Paris left the recep- ton for q welding trip to Virginia and Washington, D. C. They will re- sdc at 2l9 Bassett street on their return.
 pretty nome wedding fooF place Monday afternoon. when Miss Mabel Bryant Rice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Henry Rice of Co., lUmbia street became the bride Of Jchn Austin Adams son Of MT and Mrs. Edward Walcott Adams Of Canaan, at o'clock. The home WAS decorated with daisies, laurel. and palms The couple were married uy Reverend Samuel Sutciffe. pastor 0. St. Marks Episcopal church, un- Ger q canopy of daisies
 Mrs. T. D. Slingman. Jr.. q cousin ot the bride from Cincinnati. Ohio. vas matron Of honor. Her sister. Miss Helen Rice was hridesmai3 James Nelson Of Ntv Haven attend cd as best man.
 The bride was dressed in an ivory sctin princess gown On her hair she " ore q lace cap caught with orange blossoms, and tulle veil The bridal toIquet consisted O. plnk sve e,- heart roses and lilies of the valley. E.- r,s+ror of ho,o- and L-;5os