New Britain herald., 1930-08-02
WEDDINGS
Miss Frances Sorrow to Be Bride of Everett Fieber.

A midsummer wedding which will be Of considerable interest 10 society, will take place on the 18th of this month at five o'clock al the rcctory of St. Johns church, when Miss Frances Julia Sorrow, daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs. Walter John Sorrow of Maple Hill will become the bride of Everett Townsend Fia- Der, son of the late Mrs. Mabel Fieber of Maple Hill. Reverend Thomas Laden will perform the ceremony.
 Miss Sorrow has chosen as her maid of honor Miss Gertrude Fie- bcr, a sister of the bridegroom An other sister of Mir. Fieber's, Miss Marion Fieber, and the brides only sister, Miss Evelyn Sorrow will be bridesmaids. Walter John Sorrow, Jr., will serve Mir. Fieber as best man, and Frederick Sorrow will te usher.
 Miss Sorrow attended the New Britain Senior High school, and the Hartford Art school and was gradu- ated from Pratt Institute Of Fine and Applied Arts in Brooklyn in 'c8. Since that time she has been connected with the Jordan Marsh company in Boston as fashion it. lustrator. Mir Fieber was graduat cd from the New Britain Senior High school, and attended North eastern university. He is now with the R. H, Rhodes company.
 In honor of the silver wedding anniversary of Mir. and Mrs. Gustav klcist of Black Rock avenue. friends and relatives gave them a surprise party al their home Saturday eve ing. The kleist's have two sons, i Paul and Nels.
 MT. and Mrs. John A Munson of kenslngton avenue, were given | surprise party last Saturday evenin, at the home of their son, Edward Munson of Osgood avenue, in honor of their 37th wedding anniversary 1 which took place on the 22nd of l this past month. The Munsons have three sons and five daughters. The marriage Of Miss Alice Dono- hue, daughter oi Mr and Mrs Thomas Donohue Of Middletown, to Hubert C. Reynolds of Center street, i took place Monday morning at g o'clock at St, Johns church in Mid tletown. Rev. Philip Baker of tlciated
 i Miss Angela l, Donohue was maid l Of honor for her sister. and James Reynolds was best man for his i brother.
 ! several vocal solos were given by Miss Anna Stlc and the church ! choir.
 The bride was dressed in d pink satin gown under net with a pink i hat and slippers to match The bridal bouquet consisted Of white roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor was attired in blue chiffon gown with hat and slippers 10 match. She carried pink roses.
 A reception was held at the home 1 of the bride following the cere- mony for about a half d hundred guests. Mrs. Reynolds wore blue traveling ensemble with accessories to match when she and her hus- Land left on a honeymoon to be 1 spent on Montreal. Mr. and Mrs Reynolds will make their home in this city upon their return,
 Miss Helen Borowski, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Borowsk of High street became the bride of Frederick Konlczenski, son of Mir and Mrs. Walter Koniczenski of Sawyer street, New Bedford, Mass, l on Monday morning at o'clock at the Holy Cross church. Rev. stephen ] Bartkowsli officiated
 Miss Stella Jurgielcwicz was maid Of honor, and Ted koniczenski was best man for his brother.
 The bride wore a satin gown made princess fashion trimmed with Span ish lace. On her hair she wore a cap shaped tulle veil caught with eardenias. She carried a bouquet of white roses, lilies of the valley and babys breath. Her attendant wore gown of orchid satin with a horse hair hat and slippers to match. Her l bouquet consisted of pink roses and baby's breath.
 Following the nuptial ceremony ! reception was held at the home of : the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs koniczcnski left the reception for a wedding trip to New Bedford and , New York city, Mrs. koniczenski wearing travelling ensemble Of powder blue and white They will make their home at sos High street | upon their return,
 Miss Helen Balecki. daughter of Mrs. Stanley Sutula of Gold street. ard Charles Symanaitis of Torring- ton, were united in marriage on
 Monday morning at 7S0 o'clock by
 Rev. Lucyan Bojnowski, pastor of