New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1926, Page 3

NFW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 19%. ! T ) _Upon iheir 1.urn from a we & | Willlam H. Juda of sreet - b [t g cir v ‘ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Car 3 o) nday ma C ¢ > ‘lgm ly joyful on . i LR Xl . . A\ & | Mildrun as returned | . 1 Mr. id Mrs. Frederick W. ¢ Ut f" i 3 . | Scheidler of Vine street will give a a St 7 4 = reception their home today in 155 et At it : 5 5 : | honor of 2 versary of their : e il 4 . : . 5 ma which took plac L. Reverend Johr pastor of the Iirst Baptist iciated. Mr heidl, her marriage, Miss Caro- Walt zabet. | Ridge, Ie | Europe wi te of Prehi MISS HELEN COOK Mis ok is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harris J. Cook of Forest street. Her marriage to Benjamin I. MISS GENEVIEVE LEWICKI k| Miss Lewicki, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1. Lewicki, . I ; MRS, WILSON KILOUGH who will marry Dr. Henry Cieszynski on June 28. f Tennyson will take place this month. Mrs. Kilough will arrive from Chicago early in — e e ey = to spend several months in town with her parents, Mr. an v Mrs. Jam s Robinson of Iarrison street. Social Activities About Town has re- Ira Hicks, son of Mrs. Ethel i street is home the week-end, June, always favored by brides, will this year have its | Mrs, « quota of marr wes. There is scarcely a day during ¢ | Mrs H C. W of 62 Mon- & > entire months without at least one wedding. In fact, Ay son. W Sy l(:m‘«hj;;’):' . s0 numerous are the marr d their attendant festivi- t ties ,“.' varied type that it is hardly pos ml.' to plan yr(r > b e S } anything else. Of course, at this season of the year com- Alders % . 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