DURING THE MONTH OF JUNF TIE FLO OF NORWALK [WED THIS. MONTH Month of Roses Preves To Be Popular Month Also For The BLONDD AND BHUNDTTE, TALL AND THE SHORT, THE BOBBED HAIR AND THE LONG, . . - » ' '1‘th ALL MADE iinAUTIFUL BRIDAL PICTURES As THEY WALKED UP THE AiSLE Announcmg of Engagements 'HJ Bridges, Teas, Miscellaneous Showers, Dances and Formal Dinners Prdvide Background For “Letting Out the Secret”, ' Engagements Are Of Short Dur' - tion, Some Being Only A Few Days. Days With 'Recalldlnth Histo ThisFFOfth Many" ~~ e e , Elaborate Events. 1‘! _ , _ W 1. In the crinoline days of long Mg: the fondest dreams of Joung girl centered around the of the June bride. Since ironiemorisl, it has been “the ” to be wed d the th of roses and f oneshslf of as“ When Mother was a giri,mar1iage engagements usually lasted anywhere from one to five years and some longer. Nowadays 11011",c1er all is changed. The speed of 1926 demands a curtailing of time in all events, even engagements, with the result that betrothals in this day and age may be of but a few days in length. it is of interest to note that quite a number of the engagements an- nounced here during the early part of June culminated in weddings be. fore the end of the month. The rest of the announcements however, were of marriages scheduled for the late summer or early fall. The following are those who will softly any, “I do" in the near future: Dutcher-Bohnt. At a surprise party given at the Russell Sunflower Tavern on West~ port avenue June 1. Miss Mae Bohm announced her engagement to Archie Dutcher of Westport. No date was set for the wedding. The bride to be is connected with the Tavern. Knapp-Therloult Mrs. Josie L. A. Theriault of 32 Prospect avenue announced the en- gagement of her daughter, Estelle Elizabeth to Charles Edward Knapp. a well known carpenter of this city. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Knapp of Catherine street. June 2. The wedding took place June 24. Montana-Herrick The engagement was announced June 2 by Mrs. Florence M. Herrick of Hope street. Stamford. of her daughter, Anita Belle Herrick to Harold Pierce Montanye. son of year ’s weddings been scheduled or those thirty st. the dream still exist is the ‘ of the bride of today? Just a « ‘ at the following weddings took place during the past weeks will provide an indisput- answer to the question. cst of the affairs were church not a few of them being very , te. Wily not? Isn't this the ”test day in the young girl's life? er fond parents spare no ef-' her or expense in making the do! day one to be remembered as .. , as. the daughter lives. fifth avenue styles in wedding ‘ prevailed in Norwalk. Satin . the most popular with crepe‘de and not crepe a close second. were of tulle in either the cap. net or crown shape. Flowers - a vred lilies of the valley in nearly W! .csees. while bridal roses were sad in profusion. House and .. decorations recaied unique- ttnd originality. v. Norwalk June brides. their Merits. their gowns. flowers and other details of their wed- ‘ ‘ ollow: Pitts-luster ,llug- rec Foster. daughter of Mrs. -’ ' Foster. of 58 Wilton avenue. Alton Pitts. of this city were Mulilin-Myers Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Myers of \Vcst- port announced the engagement of their daughter, Anna 1. Myers. to lisrold L‘. Mclkin. of George Malkin of \Voli'pit road. this city. June 7. Miss Myers is nlhlialed with the office of the Connecticut. Light and Power company on Wall street. while Mr. Mulkin is affiliated with the Fox Clt'ie liardwnre company on Washington street. Young-Herring Mr. and Mrs. John E. Herring 01‘ [iii “entiwurd avenue announced the engagement of their daughhl'. Ruth ll. l’lCl‘i‘lllg‘ to Albert E. Younl’. s of Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Young 0 this city. June 8. Suntorcllu-Savcstano The engagement of Mary Saves- tuno daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. James Savestano of 20 SanGi'i ave- nue 10 Paul Snntoreila. son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Saniorella of New York city, was announced Juno 10. The couple were Wed June 2):. il‘ract‘y—l‘llclnn. At a musicale tea and bridge given June 12. Mrs. I’atrick Phelan of 1836 Noble avenue. Bridgeport. an- nounced the engagement of ll'l‘ daughter, Bernadette Phelan to Dr. duet of blue isrhspur: Evelyn Peel. blue emanate boutfant shirt. black tulle hat. carrying a bouquet of pink 3 mandregons. Clyde Zukswert was» best man. The ushers included: Iro- ; in: Albrecht. Harold Ward of New 1 York city: Dane Zukswert of East Orange. New Jersey: Bernard Zuhs- .~ wert of Mothem Park. N. J. "fly Leslie Hughes of Brooan was the » patron of honor. being dressed in ‘ rchid georgette over pink satin trimmed with silver lace. She worn an orchid hat. silver slippers ands? carried a bouquet of pink roses. tied with orchid tulle. Bradley Nielsen- son nephew of the bride played; “Mediation" on the violin. 0th.! ' selections included.- “0 promise Me." . and "Dawning." Mia V. May Fallon E cousin of.the bride of this city. who " is organist in the Darien Congrem tlonal church. played the wedding ~ 1 march. After the wedding ceremony a reception was held in the Sunday » school room which was decorated with iris. bridal wreath and lyrics}. ‘ , The church decorations which were in the charge of Miss Helen Hoyt carried a color scheme of green and white and included bridal wreath and syringe flowers. Shortly after —-- Photo by Monuglan and Weich. MR. AND MRS. PAUL DEYSENROTE one. Deysenroth was formerly Miss Beatrice‘Sms-gis. -—Photo by Walker Studios. MR. AND MRS. THEODORE STREET Mrs. street was formerly Miss Marion Saunders. h.parsot "‘°..”.}'§‘§..§i.°’i"§§‘"£‘it‘ the reception. the bride and groom “m... WW--. - . .. . . -... L . a-.. We ""8'“ “Wm” “1“”er William Weill“ “3°83" “- D' 50“ t F. McGregor Miss Grace. 1°“ on " honeymoon ”l" “ be’gone ' city. The wedding will take place in or Dr. and Mrs. William Tracey or the fall. Miss Herrick is well known in social circles in this city. Konwr-Weinor Mrs. Morris Cohen of 9 Hamilton avenue has announced the engage- ment of her brother Abe Kanter to Miss Ellie Weiner of Bridgeport. The wedding will take place in' Bridge- port some time in the near future. Everett- Lynch June 7 the engagement was an- nounced of Miss Ann Rose Lynch. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch of at Lincoln avenue to Wil- fred George Everett son of Mr. and Mrs. George Everett of 1 Charles street. Miss Lynch is employed in the 031cc of M. N. Mayehoif and Co. Mr. L1erett is a carpenter. No definite date has been set for the wedding. 23 West avenue, this city. RSV. Johzli" Renting a professor at Waterford College Ireland will make a. special trip to this country in order to per- form the ceremony, which will take place July 12 at 1). o'clock in the morning in St. Charles church . Bridgeport. Dr. Tracey is a .grad- note of Yale University. Columbia Medical school and has had a post graduate course in a. well known hospital in New York city. He is a member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons and during the war served two years in the medical corps of the army. ' Wilson—Dchil. Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeWeil of 8 Harriet. street on June 14 an- nounced the coming marriage 0 their daughter Lillian Anna. De\V to Charles II. Wilson J13, of L: avenue to take place June 27 at 1 home of the bride. Sodorstrom—Benedict. Edwin B. Benedict of 262 East . avenue announced the engagement of his daughtt‘ M. Louise Benedict. June 13. to Fabian R. Sodorstrom. son of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Sod strom of 54 Bayview avenue. wedding is to take place some time in the near future. Miss Benedict is employed in the South Norwalk‘ Trust Company. Mr. Sodcrstrom at the Nash 1: ligint cling Company . Cannon—Millioney. At a lllilClltOil held at the Russé «- Sunflowei T11 Lin on Westport 31e- nue. given by the girls of the Nor walk Tire and Rubber company Julie 15. the engagement of Miss Mary Mahoncy of 21 Isaac street to Charles Cannon oi" Bridgeport was announced. The wedding will ,take place in August. ’ Bulilmorc—Spcvock. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spevock of 1 state sticet on June 2) announc- ed the engagement of their daugh- ter Mary to Charles Baltimore of New Haven. Miss Spevock was for- merly employed by the Mill Outlet store in this city. two weeks. They were scheduled to return June 20 to reside in their new home in Madison, New Jersey. Cochran-Austin The East Avenue M. E. church was the scene of a pretty wedding June is. when Miss Florence Austin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Austin of 55 Winfield street. became the bride of Perry Van Dyke Coch- ran,. son of Oliver Cochran of Inrchnnnt. Miss Dorothy Austin. a nurse at the Norwallr hospital. who is a sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Lester Greenwood of Larchmont attended the groom. _' The bride was dressed in a. powder blue tafleta gown trimmed with shell pink georgetts. They will live in La'rchmoll‘lt. N. Y. A June +3th w‘I‘yolemnlsed June 6. at it o‘clock in the morning in St. Luke's scopal church. No- rotoo. when Susan Franceo Sconeld. daughter of John T. M said. u Woodland avenue. Stssn- _ ii. ford. was married to John Wilden: ' Nixon. son of Mrs. Mary A. Nixon of Noroton Heights. The bride wore a, gown of white satin trimmed with imported lace. Her attendants were. Mrs Charlds Wood. Miss Vera. Young. and Miss Emily Weed. The newlyweds will reside in Stamford. Irish-Doha ‘ . One of the prettiest weddings of . the month was solemnised June 8 in St. Paul's church. on the green. when Miss Alice M. Della. mum of Mrs. John Illinois Dolan and tho late Dr. John DuBois Doisu. was married to Ensign Elijah Wen-inst Irish. son of Dr. and Mrs. 1. Herbert . Irish of Syracuse. N. Y. The bride wore a gown of 'white satin. Empire, , period. style. with bouffant skirt. and carried an arm bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. She was tunded by Missy Edna, may Cutronow Miss Rose Delan. her sister. as maid of honor; sud Mill D00“: Th. ”‘1' Mrs. Richard Pearson of New York *' city. and Miss Dorothy Shannon of r. a. sister of the bride was her ‘ dant. Percy Taylor was the best _ . The newlyweds will live at Wilton avenue. it Imkwood- Pierce Miss Kathleen Helene Pierce. tor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank . of 72 Gregory Boulevard and ‘ ell David Lockwood. son of Mr N» Mrs. William Lockwood of clown were married June 2 at '11le in the evening in the rec- of St. Joseph's church. Father officiated. The bride was at- " in grey georgctte over Miami satin. large picture hat of rose grey slippers and beaten. She s. corsage bouquet of bride's Miss Ruthr‘dPlerce. sister of do. was bridesmaid. She wore‘ . of poudre blue gcorgette lack hat..blonds slippers and , Her bouquet was ten. roses. . Nelson Brown of Now “Mr. Lockwood's best 11. . g the ceremony. a reception bid at the Pierce home for the lives and friends. Late in the .. . . Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood left wedding trip to Atlantic city. ’5 do wearing a two piece frock flat, crepe and tan hat. On ~ return they, will reside at '1! ry Boulevard. Mrs. Lockwood tary to the assistant operat- mansger of the Salt's Textile Co" of Bridgeport Mr. Lock- ected with the Crofut and Co . Doddoo'odtronc oscph's church at 9 o'cloolev morning of June 8. Miss Cutrone daughter of Mr. Wilson Point Road. Baldivin-Treendly. The St. Palii Episcopal church of Flatbueh. Brookiomililow York. was the scene of an elaborate wedding June 12, when Miss Marion Tra- endiy. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Traendly. of Rowayton and Brooklyn. became the bride of OT- mand Milton Baldwin. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Baldwin. of Brocklyn and Washington, D. C. The bride wore a robe of white satin trimmed with chantilly lacc. White orchids and lilies of the val- ley were her bridal flowers. Miss ., Charlotte Traendly, sister of the " bride. acted as maid of honor. cresc- ed in apple green taffeta trimmed with tulle to match. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses. daisies and snap dragons. The bridesmaids were ' Miss Josephine Traend'v'. Miss Anne Miller. Mrs. Clinton Stoddard Burr and Mrs. William Nelson Packard. They wore dresses of yellow taffeta trimmed with tulle with large horsehair hats to match. They car- ried bouquets of yellow roses, laven- ‘der sweet peas and various purple flowers. The best man was Edgar Lsndls and Charles Trsendly. Prince > 17%“ ,1 urns. causal) M. nAanlx .nq Miss Marion Traendly m'nmoa neehflssEm Mammal-I um" sums surname. Wheeler Rube: ." fiend the bridesmaids were FtPatlo room at the Hotel . New York city. June 6 at lock in the evening. The wnwned in white chiffon leth pearls and rosepoint e maid of honor was Miss lanes of Bridgeport. cous- bride. Alfred N. Joel. bro- bride. attended the menu The bride was ‘ the secretary at the Hill. Ls'l‘he couple will lite at d avenue. this city. 1:.1 ' ”Mm wedding molt place June edit in the Norman: M. E. W when rs. nary ‘ Merwin strectéw‘ats W has wild-malaise: ”mm Gilbert W. Chapman of New Yo cousins of the groom; Osgood Voss Tracey and bur-toil Sanford of Syra- cuse. N. 12: Armor Fowler and John Cavanagh of this city: Ensign Thom- as Fraser. U. S. N, and Ensign Lawrence Will. U. S. N., of New- port. It. I. The couple will live in Newport. James Gslfncy of Rowayton was married to Hi- Ann Sins of 165th street, New Tori: city. in St. Vin- cent's church. June 8. was attendsd by Miss Helen Wall. The coupls'will live in Noroton. Gilbert-mm ' The bride friends at 181 Fla: Hill road after July 1. The bride is a graduate of the Bridgeport High dchool and of the Danbury Normal school and she attended Columbia university. She was a. teacher at Barnum school. Bridgeport. Mr. Bate is a dry goods merchant. He is a Mason. an Odd Fellow and is a member of the Y. M. H. A. « mason Miss Mary Block. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Eleck of Hunt street. Rowayton.wss mush-led June 7 to Thomas Lehctsltv. I’ll or so. sad Mrs. ,Jcs‘eph Leh inky of 111 no: 1111i rhea. at st. sislsss‘ church. The bride' was [owned in white silk crepe heavily trimmed with crystal beads. Miss Veronica usher. m. and Mrs. “Stephen Block. brother and mole-law of the bride. acted as scald of honor and mt’rhd bride and groom will actcd‘t. witnesses. The newlyweds mm their new holds at It: lies vi; = Katharina minimal. Mus m..- . Immwiuuveunnmhm- . jMaveuuav _ . wards of Elm street wcro' ‘quietly marl-led. For several years. Mics 1.0ch has been the confidential mercury of Mr. Edwards. The poll. plc will reside at 11 Elm street.” _ Melillo—G see. Mlis Elisabeth can of this city was. married to William D. Meiillo of Greenwich. brother of Mr. name of Dane Tire shop in this city June 8.111s couple were united by a Jus- tice of the Peace in Eye. New York. Russell Tumadge and David Drew :rle staying some Mshsckems Nos 11. ' V is” , . Half an hour. before midnight June I. Miss Christine Ann Bauer. 85 years older Stamford ~ e the bride of William ribbon-1 a batter of this city. in the City Hall. Justice of the Po? Slavltt performed the Noel-emony moor. Binarlck . St.' Mary‘s church was the scene of an early morning wedding June 10. on Miss Mary Blanche Eisner-ill. doubts:- or Mr. and Mrs. N. Biscuit wedding took place at the home of the bride. The bride were an ex- quisite imported gown of‘ duchess ivory satin and rare rose point lace. Mrs. Phiio C. Calhoun; sister of the bride. was the only attendant. Doua- in; Radio, brother of the groom. was best man The newly married couple will live at Brooklawn Bridgeport. SHOW-1mm: Miss Emma F. Rubcy. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Rubey of 48 Stevens-street. became the bride of Cori G. Gustafson. son of Mnlanu 1m. Stephen Gustafson of Piatt street at the Norwalk M. E. churcn June 11. “The" bride wore 'a gown or shell pink mu and georgette. Mia's Ruth Curriec'was bridesmaid. wearing 'nile green crepe do chine ,and carrying a bouhuet of pink roses. The bride was given away by her brother. Edwin Rubey. Following the ceremony a reception held at the home of the bride's m Shortly afterwards the bride and groom left on an extended honey- moon trip. Upon their return they will reside at 48 Stevens street. The cap. white kid pumps \nd heslcry and an immense bouquet of white bridal flowers and lilies of the valley Miss Mar- guerite Roselle. of Miami. Florida. and New York. was the maid of honor. wearing a green and orchid taffeta gown handed in cloth of gold. Miss Hannah Gladney, of Philadel- phia. and Miss Willa Frederic. of New York city, were bridesmaids. also wearing taffeta gowns, though completed the costume. the prevailing color was orchid. Christian Christensen. of Hammond. Indiana. was the best man. The ush- en included: William 5Schreyer, of NOW‘YOIR city. a class mate of the groom's at Cornell; Charles A. Sund- strom. Jr.. of New York; Thomas C. Fumham. of New York. and Robert Rumor. of Brooklyn. Rev. Aaron Coburn. pastor of the church, of- After the ceremony, the wedding party journeyed to the Ridgewood Country club when an elaborate reception was held. guests Connecticut. New York and Massachusettes The bride received hundreds ficiated. being present from states. present at the reception which was held at the Brooklyn Women's club. After the wedding trip the bride and groom will make their home at 321 East 16th street. Brook- lying New York. ,. moor-Jones. Miss Hilda Anderson. of this city. and Peter Zontcr, of New Bedford. Mun. were married June 8 at the home of Rev. E. S. Lewis. rector of Trinity church, in' this city. Those attending the couple were Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Darrow. Catherine Zapbemfl‘ and Manuel Cassmantes. Barteh-Frolecks The. wedding of Miss. Gertrude Frolccks. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .Budolph Frolecks of 1 Kellogg street to Stephen Bartek. son of Mr. and Mrs. Innis Bartok. was solemnls- ed on the morning of June 15 at St. Mary's church. Father Finn offl- awsly by her father. were a white satin dress with large picture hat to match. She carried a prayer book and rosarles. Miss Susie Bartok. els- ter of the groom. served as maid of bone while Xavier Frolecks. broth- clsting. The bride. who was given . “Wu”!- Dorothy 10"]. “uh. megralzii. 1.: Jlrég‘ubin NECK. Jr. puss HARRIET My PLUME Dimitri Eristott. Charles Parlin and Fishers—panack. r" and Mrs. Israel Joe] of b ther :s best man Th m n 1190 Miss Helen 1;, Channel: Norms. Hubbard served as ushers. Norwalk people who knew Miss that w“ wed to L0,... 11"?"ch .. om é” ' ' d Abou‘i lll' hundred attended the Sonia Pollack. a former leach...- m 1. 1, South mm street ‘ Pm chu while two hundred were the Center Junior High School will be interested in her engagement which was announced by her father Pincus Pollack of 1511 Shakespeare avenue New York city. June 23. Miss Pollack will wed Irving H. Fisher of New York city. The bride to be is now teaching in the Junior High School department of the De Witt Clinton school in New York city. , Colllns—McSolly. Announcement was made of the engagement June 18. .1! Miss Alice McSally daughter of Mr. and‘ Mrs.- James J. MeSally of 40 Stuart ave- nue to Vincent E. Collins of 16 Fer- ris avenue. The two will be married at st. Mary's church. Miss McSally is a supervisor at the Southern New England Telephone Company. Mr. Engineering Company. GI‘CKOI'J-Treadwell Mrs. Thoma W. Treadwell ‘of Lyons place. Weston. announced the engagement June 13 of her dough; tor, Miss Dorothy Treadwell to Benedict Booker Gregory. The wed- ding took piace June as. at the E111- of New street. became the bride of wTol-‘sxi: m in 2?: :m of beautiful and costly gifts. The-0 of‘ge bride acted as best man. manuel church in Weston. AMI Francis Bi». eon Of A. Bibeo in the Jackson PM“ st 11 on Wall bride and groom upon their return Alter eceremony end a "caution Marsh-Plumb of Taylor amps. The bride W at The" in m erly can from their honeymoon trip will “V. the newlyweds left on a honeymoon The omen: Was announced gowned in white satin with crepe de chine train-i She was attended by nested with the Standard Oil cem- at so Argyle Road, weookiyn. New York. ' trip. They are now lining at 1 Mel- June it, of Miss Harriett May logg street in their new home. Plumb. da liter Mr. re. H member of the ill of and Mrs. l‘rancuBlsnsx‘lblersister.asm'-ld pmhe ”" .» . WW , Lena 11111 p... «honor. other, mam. m 0“ F0110"- mm “mm"- “mm“! Storm 0" u 11 11111151 I kn o to. 21 b of as c place. shanisPsrmaleeandJuiiaOaidcslk Thedreflwesattsndedbyflomsn Gentle! asbest. man. The bride hominid-dinosaur Miss Mary 3. Handler daughter of Mrs. W. 8110ch gm?! Cigar strut was married to am u- terboéi or Riverdlde avenue. Bangs. tuck. June :11 this city. 1 Of social 1% in both No admin 'd'ndbenmyoircleswesthesis 2111 James rate moths of uni-n W- sly. «cater of re. and the. Wil- li'sll loan-tog: Twombly. formerly of- mu now of the' not cits. salt “Webb-l. of m Waufiflv uneven-posses The wedding of Miss Beatrice Stur- gis. daughter of Mrs. Isabelle Stur- zis. of the Wilson Point Road. 11 Paul A. Deysenroth. son of r. Julius Deysenroth. of 25: Ely ave. nus, was solesnnlsed June 12 in the South Norwslk Congregational par-1'I eonase. Rev. Jacobs odiclauns. The kbrlde was dressed in «perrlwlnkle blue with ethictme bat to snatch. and she carried a shower bosom Miss dates- of tho of white rceebcde .to match. Clara wigs-353.1 prance. Miss Elsie Moulthrop. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Moulthrep of is Bayview avenue. was married June is to Louis .Ooodman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Goodman of I00 East Main ”of. Starkville. Mica. in Mimi-19M- The bride was scwned in use' sect-satin and classy lecs Muses with aura. can oolidr. one card“ a boscnet of white sense nhd liliu of valley. The bride‘s mother mned in blank soot-ids to Edward R. Marsh of Bridgeport The wedding will take place July 5. at the home of the bride. In honor of Her approaching mar- rldu. Ili- Merlon Bay. of Belden avenue was guest of honor ate bridge an'd tea given by Mrs. Daniel Mil of Eves-ales avenue. at her home. June as. The bride will be wedto'lohn MoGinn in the near fu- Gui-11W , Mrs. Thomas . Montgomery of a drones gave a shaver at her horns at Great Marsh in boned-efMiss'AanaM. Am. of ”Hull!“ ‘ro'std. who is to he wed in are to Joseph Cum. Nos-sen sac ones-i wish. July 7 at 10 o'clock in the morning ,, Collins is affiliated with the Nash ,
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