New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1930, Page 5

] v EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, i Miss Ruby Andrews, daughter of| Miss Frances and Miss Anna Koch |the bride was bridesmaid, Sam | Mr. and Mrs. John A. Andrews of |and Mrs. Ralph Koch of Allington\| Moore, a brother of the bride was = ETHEL Lincoln Road Pa., are the house guests of Mr. and | best man, and Murray Green was 2 <N | Mrs. 1. B. Rau of Maple Hill. | usher Mrs. Helen Elliott and son Charles | EAINET The bride wore an eggshell gown G of Homestead avenue are at Madison | Miss Helen Zisk was guest of | princess fashion and a cap shaped beach honor at a linen shower Thursday |veil. Her bouquet consisted of whita | e |evening given by her sister, Miss | 10ses and lilies of the valley. Her | 0 Miss Betty Johnson and Miss Lin. | SlIY Zisk at their home on Horace |attendants were gowned in chiffon ’1 N ® ) nea Johnson of Mill street are at |Street: About sixty guests were pres- | frocks. They carried tea roses | ; TakeiWiisesiEec N {ent. Miss Zisk will marry Gunnard | About 100 guests atiended the re- . x make their home c street ug 5 Fdsload Peterson c; Commonwealth aevnuey | ception held following _the cere- : - e e 7 HOW UPSETIING (T 15 I ';a';-a:h;‘: :;?ff“f‘":‘“-‘::fi ‘;rk‘:{n‘la‘ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leppert of | mony in the Catskills, Mrs. Kramer | | CL B E\ EI\TS | Ree e \o::\n A“}:::Shunle Meadow avenue, entertained | wearing a powder blue traveling | e — o, lolle g a number of their friends at a steak | ensemble. They will make their Newinat e | w Edgland states bat at their camp at Grandis Lake, | home at 1675 Walton avenue, the Newington Garden Club S | Thursday evening Bronx upon their return Guests of Miss Root at Eugene Brown, son of Mr. and | Rt | Miss Moore is a graduate of the East Ri Mrs. Horace Brown of Harrison| Mrs. W. C. Gilbert entertained a Senior High school in the class of ! Btrect is on a motor trip to Niagara | fcursome at luncheon Tuesday noon | 1826. G e . l Falls. at her home on Lincoln road e ‘ Garden vas e | o e | Robert E. Ralph of New Yorl 1 s of Miss Agnes Fagan of Black Rock = Mrs. Charles Law, Mrs. Emory|city, formerly of this city, and Miss Root Harbor, ‘ avenue and Miss Anita Ball of Bris. | Corbin, Mrs. Hubert Williams, Mrs. | dna M. Sanford of New York c on Th : tol spent last week-end at Clinton. | George Kimball, Miss Beatrice Rey-|were married in the metropolis on < Pyt | nal and Mrs. Johnstone Vance en-|afenday K ST and’ 5 | . Sty ! Mra. J. L. Hallinan and Miss Mar- | 1200 ® Pienie luncheon gy 1;‘\'[‘1 el garet and Miss Rosalie Hallinan of | ;7% "0 Dt nron S e Announcement was de last s Hawley street, have been vacation- | = o oo Seturday by Mrs. Ann Schrey of = ing at the Annemere cottage at Mis- he e - South Burritt street of the mar- | b 0 old a quamicut, Weaterly, R. I this past o \% [e0r80 Wuacorandt of Ran-,rjage of her first daughter. Miss | Eon e . ' week. U es (ol oh e e OUTEOT |IFizabeth iReh eyl lofAtyidsW. Bore 8 & 3w R ' SC4Y [ of Jubilee street. The ceremony L g Con Mr. and Mrs. Matthew R. Ma- g el . ! b 2 linowsky of Lawlor street had as Mrs. Albert 70;1»“1':,“, a small N Henh o 2 ¥ their guests for the past week-end |afiernoon contract bridge party at|,, r, 2°Rd Mrs. Borg a ; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Brownell of | her home on Shuttle Meadow road |\~ ‘eIl friends in the Westminster eiialal i g Glen Cove, L. 1., Miss Madeline Mc- | Friday afternoon. entertaining for | 2F2TtM*n e Alarnes and Alec McAlarnes of Ars. Charles Corbin, who is in town A ol Pottsville, Pa for a few days | Miss Sophie Grzyb, daughter of = e 5 vl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grayb of Mrs. A. E. Ross and sons of New | Mrs. Luther Parker of Forest K Broad street became the bride of NAT!“NAL EANNING ] Haven are visiting Mr. and Mrs. | sireet was hostess to a group of |J0SCPh Stefanski of Washington > 2 ] James Fox of South Burritt street. | friends Friday at her summer home | Street on Wednesday morning at § Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Malinowsky of | cluded Mrs. W. C. Gilbert, Mrs, | Reverend Lucyan Bojnowski per- Tk mony — Lawlor street leave this coming | Harold Hatch, Mrs. Robert C,|formed the cere week for Lake Placid where they | Vance, Mrs. H. Hine, Mrs. Olive| A cousin of the bride, Miss Celia [3] : : LT T Mrs, Norton Smith of Farmington. | Miss Stella Kowalczyk of Manches- | Miss Ingeborg Carlson of Judd i N ter was bridesmaid. The hest man S nnles @venue is at Saybrook manor for| Miss Beatrice Reynal entertained | a8 John Bosko and the usher Vic- dmi!es the week-end some friends at luncheon Friday at |tor Luznsk of Haydenville, Mass et - e Madison Beach at the summer| The bride wore a white satin s . . s Lucy Hoffman of Stan home of her pare Mr. and Mrs. gown made princess fashion and a g s s spending a vacation in As- | L. & Reynal. Mrs. Stuart Lyle of Rose Marie veil caught with orange o i % Washington, I. C.. the house guest blossoms. She carried dal bou- 5 3 Lo o of Miss Ruby Andrews of Lincoln auet of te roses lilies of $10 s A Ernest Bradley of Cherry street road was the guest of honor. ithe valley. The maid of honor wore 3 : = - the past week at Hampton (R a gown of orchid satin with a taf- 0, Beach, N. H Mr. and Mrs. John A. Andrews feta bodice a horse hair hat and 2 5 it rtained at a dinner party at slippers to match. She carried a i Mrs. George Doerr and children their home on Lincoln street Tues- | bouquet of yellow roses. The " ” of Harding street have returned day evening naid wore a pink Rrorgette gov 8 =5 home from their summer home at S with a hat to match Octo Great Hammock beach, Saybrook Miss Greta Roseen. da of | A reception was held at the home Among 1ho S Rlan SR Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. Roseen of |7 the bride's pare after which | or o will sit Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nimro, of Harrison sireet had guests for sup-!afr and Mrs Stefanski left for P P I 5 i Winthrop street spent last week-end | Per her home Tuesday evening. poneymoon 1 Washington. D. C. = 0 £ &t Bayview Heights, Milford, as the gl They will make their home at 125 c on 2 | guests of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Wells. | Dr. and Mrs. Charles Swain en- | Broad streat Gra G secre- | | P tertained their bridge club at sup- oy 0 c ! g (R t WHEN You Mr. and M James Muldoon of |Per at Indian Neck Sunday The wedding of Miss Georgianna g | * }GC,./ A i Hartford are in Miami, Fla., visiting e e Munn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D, | d Mrs, Muldoon's brother-in-law and| Mrs. Henry Christ of Columbia |y Munn of Bristol to Hary LeRoy | ar | y gister, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Newhardt. | street entertained her bridge club i zajarho, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B c R b at her home Monday eveninz. Miss | \alerho of Rristol, ook place at 6 i 1 Louis Langhaar and daughter Doris Williams won the prize. o'clock at §t. Mafthew's ¢ ged f A Margaret of Allentown, Pa.. have e e |Tuesday morninz. Reverend Ja he heen guests at home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Louren Banford of | McDonald performed th | = S = e e Mrs. George O. Hodgs of Trumbull Maple Hill who are spending the |ar and Mrs. Anthony 2 = A &venue, Plainville month at Take Pocotopa enter- iqere married one hou 3 . tained at dinner Saturday night. 5 o'clock. were the g ‘ n- Miss Alma Rempp of Arch street Their guestsincluded: Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Monico and and Miss Betty Tallard of Maple Edward Spellman of Hartford, Mr. Afalerbo hefore her marriage ch rrow, daug ( TS w of : street are attending the Connecticut and Mrs. George Boli. Mr. and Mrs. | took place at Anthony's church will be a b of h e ! 2 : or gummer school of religious edy I'red Troop, Miss Ruby Andrews her lat 5 o'cloc everend Louis | S 1- tion at the Connecticut Agricultural house guest. Mrs. Lyle, Mr. and Mrs. | Beccaris officiated. Miss Munn s i B 5 College, Storrs Kahn of Middletown William | Mr. Malerbo were the attendant — Bor AT O'Brien and John A. Andrews, Jr. Miss Munn wore a rose heige ot Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haddock and St gown of Spanish lace with a hat to GWen i ha #on, Thomas. Jr. of Colt street | Miss Carmechne Apruzzese of m ind Miss Malerho r gl Y : — — 4 Z are spending the week with Mr. and | Plainville was given 4 kitchen show- peach tinted zown of the s < j = e e e T e B Hereert E. ANDERSON | (| HENRY F. REDDELL |F| bury natella of Whiting street this city Immediatelw, following bie 4 . 5 L A OPTOMETRIST L e About sixty guests were present. M wptials, a weddin d y L OTINIST : RAPHAEL BUILDING : Mr. and Mrs. R. Pieffier of Apruzzese will marry Asher Magee scrved at the home C = 93 West Main 67 H ral Warren street have returned from a on the first of September. or Bingham street. T s . Srusio: PACKARD BLDG. TEL. 361-R 5| ecevaron seavicr week's at Point ()" Woods. left by motor on a wed tri i ARER BINRET AT NAS ‘ T PRECISION OF VISION™ e \VEDD]NGS through Maine and Vermont. T y EE S o Yy Anthony G. Grzybowski of the! will make their homes on .Je < - S : i e Lo W erald reportorial staff will visit| ——— —— |avenue, Edgewood, upon e 2 T eamean L R ‘ . S <bo g [HERMAN J. ZAHNLEITER eais ' Harry Bradbury Takes SWiOre [ S \ | et Mrs. Mary Taylor and daughter. \ Miss Ryley as Bride — ‘ The 1di of Mis: Spring H Hvislinas: I,““ 3 Dlaving Ruth, of 2 Pearl Court and Mies | Other Nuptial Events. - | v laaahterio ville | Violin and E sl Anna and Miss Elsie Taubert have | | Homas R yiey ot i I5ta n st |l Tatunnediiiromyan sauloR trp O At e e West Haven, to H ¢ I | T 5 | her lantic City, Washington. D. C., Shen- ypioo anna Oskelis, daughter of dcfte Bradbury of New Milford, son TONRULS L ) \ 0 andoah Caverns, Virginia, and Sa- oh Oskelis of Starr street and |of Mr. and Mrs. Bradbury of Wallace i he e ol lemfOhio Misses Taubert also | pionry Griffin of Starr street were Street, this c ook ’ i % at visited in Detroit o'clock at the married Tuesday morning at & morning Skt : ' o'clock at Andrews church by | Methodist Episcopal church in West Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Latham | e ot GF Lyt FOS0 R e i A e T cessorl J : of Pittsburgh. Pa. will spend the| ©\pio parriet Vidutis and John parformed the cerem . r next two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. |y aitended as maid of honor ide wore a hrown ensemble : F nam ot Black Rock ave-| th( M PEUd i The bride wore a white bridal Mrs. Bradbury will m i = o 3 neds of| 80N and a Rose Marie veil. The jin New Milford upon their 1 J Il MiFand il s "‘f aneey ‘; bridal bouquet consisted of wreath from honeymoonn at 3 ot ’;‘ ‘L) A i :.‘l'“] Erand”| roses and lilies of the vallex. The Lake, Me 4 Call e 1—‘:54 s Glickman ©f maid of honor wore a rose coloréd | Mr. Bradbury is a graduatr of R $ A s 4 noinEtielcsarcal sty t gown with. hat and slippers to local senior high school, of 1 e o ; Mrs andl Mrs) Arthur Campballl ofi| DI A(Ch-RHersboliquetiinassotitea fliasyischool IiHe I8 at prese L ! M. Mrs. Ar pbell of | BEC Giilineaiiorneylint the lown s : :“i‘;:’l‘fp('\:r" ::) a-flyn;fia'\ on'an au-| " “yiiss Anna Rice sang. “Ave {New Milford Mrs, Bradh = emoplie LElDs oA lnam‘ during the offertory graduated from Connecticut Coll B — — s A reception was held at 465 |for Women i Michael Keough has returned from i = o L [ Church street following the cere- ey : e atur e monien. Mr. and S Grtfin Wil Sen Gertrude 1. Geo f you were seiling GRS “| make their home at 22 Starr street |ter of Mre. Theodore St Georg i e con of Hart UFon their return from a hoeney- | Enfield streef. Thompsonville. wi I or Ry l - lvr:r‘r‘ Hl‘lu‘!nr’imz\n)?frr’ ?'fl‘"a'lou xrn moon spent in Philadelphia marry Merrill H. Bridge, son of Mrs H % | siiver tO US e e Maine and New Hampshire Sty William Bridge of Fairlawn. Hazard- | b ) g Last Sunday, at 9 o'clock in the ville, this afternoon at the home of ‘e Tl would firs nt know RINGS | ienins. Miss Tda Moore daughter | her mother at 4 o'clock. The home ’ Q ... We would first want to k“-?"\ GATH of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moore of |is decorated with palms and orchid S n some things about you. The quality L Hartford avenue, became the bride [and vellow gladioli : i e GolbL fRel T st : A ey || Of Sam Kramer of the Bronx. New Rev. Marion J. Creeger of Middle- Sesiiss | : y Ol 2 b E u‘ Afu y 1A rep ‘Jta Small Bridge Parties Iill | | york, at Birndachs restaurant in | town. fromerly of Hazrdvile wil || 58 West Main Street il LT tion for giving dollar for dollar value. Week—Showers For Fall | the Bronx i ¢ e | RETEOTm the ceremony Mra. William Brita | | I Both would influence us if we were E || Miss Lillian Kramer sister of the aniels. sister of the bride wil I ! i ; R Brides. | bridegroom, was maid of homor, | be matron of honor. and Richard G | son The Hoover I buying from you. and Miss Dorothy Moore, a sister of | Partiss will be hest man. Little Miss 1l bl ove more dirt I ||| We know t you will | testiSt | i | R 3 | Ars. John H. Kirkham of Plain- | — e — - — SR Il pe y other these thing h_J m ville entertained her daughter, Mrs. | _ W . AL} - ~ M| e it has a z) offer vou onl finer 2 Stanley Hart and her guest, Mrs. i3 f Tnsl : 5 Il s 5 il o Kobert Everett of Arlington, Mass., A . Il ating principle, [ sterling an at luncheon on Monday at her home. | atln I e Agitation, which | oo e | Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Twichell C g ! odges and \u‘ es to & your table. As exp of Hamilton street entertained at 1 | the em- | invite you to con Ginner Monday evening for Irank . | |1 I terardias ot cilver e A. Menschik, William Russell, R. B ‘ th_ | thi | regarding your silver n ] Jones and Albert Agans | ! | | A L | €20 get a new, pa]]. || Pict Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murdoch of - - 2 Lt ng-motor, : e Corbin avenue entertained with a|[| Woman's crowning glory is T ed, greatly g'g\. e D Eupper party at their home on Wed- her hair—a perfect groom- oover for no S Py nesday evening. There were about |[| . ; P \ r e $17.50; butter twelve guestn present ing is sought by every formanyag oo, Would pa e modern lady. — You will fyeacons On'. fa:\'vacuum | Mr. and Mra. Merrick Hellyar of : s : . 1y:36.25 o0 | D billUatreoe nn'::\r‘;\o=v aihos find it at the finger-tips of \ balance monthlo~ i-doun' i tess to a group of their frien our expertly trained opera- \ lill allowance £ y- Libera] ;T"')*‘"““ SUREiR oninpet panal || Wtors BEermanents of un- % [ cleaner oF your old || et Miss Marjorle Neil of Lon. ||| matchable beauty finger waves that are fascinating . . . \ o Il | don, England. The guests, Mr. and styled according to your taste and personality . St 2 \ P | ‘ Mrs. Walter Moore, Mr. and Mrs. \ i I Stanton Ashley, Mr. and Mrs. George A Fos) \ |1 Foll and Morian Seift went out to Q LADIES' HAIR BOBBING \ S ance afte e suppe 5 ST \ DYNg T uck i dance after the supper AND BEAUTY SHOP ||| =pring uckley 2 NEW BRITAIN Mies Ruby Andrews of Lincoln | : [ et RnCa NE : Street entertained two tables of | 300 MAIN STREET | bridge at her home on Wednesday ||| New [eonard Bldg. Telephone 2884 L 57 st —— in honor of her house guest, Mrs. | == Btewart Lyle of Washington, D. C. |, ] e = -