New Britain herald., 1930-03-01

The enga agemcnt of Miss Julia Del Santy of the Old Turnpike road. Southington, to Anthony Carpentieri, teri was announced by the parents of the former this past week. The wedding date has been set for some time in June.
 The engagement of Miss May Mos John A. Dolan of Arch street, was announced on Thursday by the for mer's parents, MT. and Mrs. Simon Moston of Chestnut street.
 Miss Dorothy Webster, daughter street and Andrew Guilliano, son of the late Professor and Mrs. Andrew Guillano of Prospect street. were married at o'clock last Saturday afternoon at the South Congrega- tional church by Rev. Dr. George w. c. Hill, pastor.
 Mrs. T. Bergin. sister of the bride, was matron of honor, and Eugene Guilliano was his brothers best man.
 The bride wore baby blue chif- ion gown with hat to match. She wore a shoulder corsage of orchids and lilies of the valley. The matron of honor wore yellow chiffon and a black hat. She wore shoulder corsagc of yellow orchids and daisies
 Mir. and Mrs. Guillano will make their home in Brooklyn upon their return from an unannounced honey moon.
 Miss Mary Warych. daughter of Mir. and Mrs Stanley Warych of Gold street and Matthew Jedzieniak son of Mrs. Victoria Jedzieniak of High street on Tuesday morning at 7:45 o'clock. Rev. Lucyan BojnoW- ski performed the ceremonies at the Sacred Heart church, which was decorated with ferns and flowers.
 Miss Mary sobiek was maid ot honor and Leo Jedzienizk was best man for his brother. Miss Sophie Bula, Miss Anna Baginski, Mis-: Mary Janiszewski. Miss Helen Bula and Miss Helen Lasky were brides maids while Joseph Marcus, Stanley Kamnski, and Frank Parszych acted as ushers.
 The bride was attired in a white stain gown trimmed with rhine stones and Spanish lace. On he1 hair she wore a Rose Marie vel caught with pearls and rhinestones The briday bouquet consisted Of or chids, lilies, fern. and lilies of tht valley. The maid of honor wa dressed in Nile green with a horse hair hat ana slippers to match. Sh carried pink tea roses and fern. Tn bridesmaids dresses were of tn colors of the rainbow. They wor horsehar hats to harmonize an' shoes to correspond. They all car ried bouquets of tea roses.
 A reception was held at the hom Of the bride following the marriag ceremonies, which about 100 guest attended from Westfield, Thomastor Holyoke. Torrington and this city . Upon their return to this city MI and Mrs. Jedzieniak will make thei residence at 1O4 Gold street. Miss Cccelia Jeanne Cyprinsk daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Stanle Cyprnski of South Cherry stree Wallingford, became the bride c Aloysjus Symolon, son of Mir. an
 Mrs. Stanley Symolon of McClntoc
 road this city on Tuesday mornin at o'clock at St. Peters and Sr Paul's church in Wallingford. Rev Ladislaus NoWakowski, tormerl curate of the Sacred Heart church i this city. now pastor of St. Peter and St. Paurs church in Walling |, ford, officiated.
 Mrs. Loretta Dextretur sang "Av Maria" and q Love You Truly during the nuptial ceremonies.
 Miss Cyprinski chose Miss Ann
 Werner of Wallingford as her mai
 of honor while John Bunkowski wa Mr. Symolon's choice for best mar Miss Wanda Cyprinski, Miss Mari |, Cyprinski. Miss Emma Socha, Mis- May E. Petrowitz, and Miss Hele Michalovski were bridesmaids. Tn ' ushers were Henry Ivan. Stanle Symolon, brother of the bridegroom Edson EoNalski, Sidney Janowsk
 and Bernard Przygoda of this cit,
 A. reception was held at the hom
 Of the brides parents following tn : ceremonies. Mir. and Mrs. Symolo will live at 50 Clifton street, Walling
 ford upon their return from an un announced wedding trip.
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 :, Mir and Mrs. Arthur Dalson celc brated their c5th wedding anniver