H'-
Populsr Wed
.. . With Or
1 . loll and Bouquet
.' i to B del Roses.
use—en...
s
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a
v
:. . Miss Jennie Ii.
‘Wtflverside avenue, Westport,
we...“ 1..
dos, Gowns, ,;Flowers,‘ And
, In Extravagant Decorations
Costume Includes White Satin
.ithout Train. Coronet Or Cap
01 Lilies Of the Valley and
(Continued )‘roln Preceding Page)
Avery, daughter of Mrs. Henry '1‘. Avery, of
and Arthur H. White, Jr., son
MMur H. White of New York city and Ponus avenue, were
Wed June 16 at the Methodist parsonage in Port Chester,
NF . The bride was give): in marriage by her father. Mrs. May
-. .lstarofMlssAveryservedds
. . of honor. After the core.»
theooupie left by automobile
r, Mass. Mr; White re-
. his aunt. Mrs. Buttery on
Poses avenue. ,
.w: Kenyokhmid
' ‘ I ., : Theresa Edna Schmid and
flakelly were married in St.
‘, rectory June 16 at 7:80
. glans. Father Finn oillclated. Miss
Lifrhornton served as maid of
Desorwhile William Thornton was
M.
,« ,. - Roth-Chunk
Helen B. Charnok. daughter
. hand Mrs. Coleman Charnok
l" a, , Z'Lowe street and Paul Beck.
‘ Jr." soil of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rack
otl’mueport were quietly married
‘atvgtheparsonsge o! the Norwalk
.‘ demons-.1 church June 5. Rev.
‘W’Mcaregor odlclated. The two
. mm enjoying a honeymoon trip.
. Um their return they will reside at
'1 NW street. Bridgeport.
Behrmanelechwlu
‘ XIII'MItllda. Emma Niscilwitz. 26,
‘fistfithrIy‘ of Westpore. now living at
11”; Foster avenue.. Brooklyn. New
. ”INK-and Harold Edward Behrman
:_ ‘ 9”!” Eighth avenue. Manhattan,
" obtained. a license in the Brooklyn
Magi: Hall. New York, to be mar-
ried by the Rev. Kraellng in the
I.“ tuture. Miss Nischwits was
Min Westport. the daughter of
Heinrich and Louise Bach Nisch-
. W and Mr. Behrrnen is a native 0!
. Militia. N- Y-
Conley-Flynn.
. Dorcas Keeler Flynn 27
‘lvsrsl‘ey street and Elton Bohannon
My of Woodward avenue. were
l"
l), '
maimed June 18 in the parsonage of
“45.5mm! Nor-walk Baptist church.
m; Taster Mallory performed the
Mmhl'.
momma—TAKE 11
‘- -, _ Rooney-Bedway .
m Margaret Redwsy. daughter
I“. and Mrs. John Hallway. 8n,
Ely ’avenue. was wed to Ed-
rancls Rooney. son of Mr.
and Mrs. James J. Rooney, of 55
men street. June 15. at St. Lsdis-
ls,‘ Salmon. Rev. Degnanioillciated.
' ride was dressed in a sown of
paths elaborately trimmed with
beads and her veil was caught
‘ fashion. with orange blos-
fihe carried a shower bouquet
“ ’ roses. Miss Marjorie Red-
. cousin of the bride was brides-
John Rodway, brother of the
" was the usher. Miss Irene
‘ , sister of the bride was
new of honor. She wore a gown of
:georgette. Albert Nicholl.
Want the groom was the best
he“. following a honeymoon trip
thd mnwede' will live in their
' home at 280 Flex Hill road.
‘ ‘ Burton-Sturgcs
«ms Marlon liusliirk sturges.
‘ r of Mrs. H. L. sturges of
a ‘ .was wed to John McNab
" ,p,.son of Attorney and Mrs.
Burton of Gloversville. N. Y..
. The bride was a graduate
Hillside schol in this city.
when MoNab Burton. sister of
.111 was bridesmaid while
‘ aturges of Stamford was the
., Nelson-Larsen
the parsonage of the Swedish
tional church on‘Wau Zuni
'v Miss Gladys Larsen and Ar.
,7 elson. both of 2: Cottage
‘astwere wed by the Rev. Hislrner
om. Wallace Larsen, brother
,_ " ride and Alver Anderson
' the attendants. The bridal
‘ now on a honeymoon
trip, pen their return they mil
‘ East Norwalk.
Wows-Abram
mner Abramson, formerly
mitt, daughter of Mrs.
' of ' Stamford, and Dr.
“ Wollln of New York city.
Wed June 20 by Dr. 1*. L.
New. York city. Mrs. Wol-
I gown cf rosewood Eliss-
wnh tan felt hat. A bou-
~ roses completed her out-
”ngharles Leventhal, sister
bride served as matron of
mating a navy‘biue Elisa.
‘ with hat to match. Dr.
New York. a cousin of‘tho
lHilbert man. The couple
, I)...» honeymoon to Canada.
1 . ;return-they will live of
revenue. sol-chem. n. r.
,mm
idea Cabotte and Armand
married early morn-
at so Mary's church.
* of the
leaving installs
on a‘ honeymoon
' {nowjat honest their
‘ Con «endorsing.
l: known in athletic
. city and attended
. vanity. The bride
proprietor Goldman. marshes-.5 ‘ . .
”hifi‘afi‘ "' 5" hes-mm in til-3%
art. so... to. The 233 m“ "l and :c ”if”
place in'Yonlters. the .
hair hat to match. she carried
a shower bouquet of roses and lilies
of the valley. Miss Ruth William.
son. the maid of honor. wore a dress
of powder blue satin trimmed with
pink roses. she carried pink roses.
Frank Tandy acted as best man‘.
After the ceremony the bride and
groom left on a honeymoon trip.
Upon their return they will reside
at 18 Webster street.
~Ftsher.
Miss Glendon Fisher. daughter of
Mrs. Georgianna Fisher. of BB Mea-
dow street. was married‘to William
Deegan. nephew of Mrs. William J.
Riley. at St. Joseph's church June
28. The bride wore a white flat
crepe gown heavily beaded. with hat
to match. She carried a shower
bouquet of white roses. Miss Fish-
er was attended by Mrs. Roger
Walsh as matron of honor. who was
sowned in steel grey georgettc with
hat to match. lhe carried roses.
William Hines. brother-in-law of the
groom, was best man. Upon their
return from a honeymoon trip. the
couple will live at 65 Meadow street.
nobldous-Lom
Miss Amy Margaret Lombardi and
Romeo Robidous were married June
as. at 9 o'clock. in St. Joseph's
church. Frederick Martin and Elsie
Santorelii were witnesses. Father
Hurley performed the ceremony.
Levy-Bernstein
Leonard R. Levy, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Isadore bevy of 8 Rowan
street, was married to Miss Dorothy '
Bernstein. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Bernstein of 2d: 'Dumont
avenue. Brooklyn. in Hollywood
hell, New York, Sunday. The bride
was dressed in white satin draped
with old lace with a veil‘ of rose
point lace. Her train was five yards
long and was carried by Maurice.
the nve-year.old son or Mrs. Abra-
ham Nathan.“ as page in full cos-
tume. Henry Compare, at. Cove
avenue, was best man. There were
ilve‘ bridesmaids and live ushers.
The brlhl couple are now enjoying
a honuaseon trip in the Adiron-
dacks. Upon their return they may
live in East Nor-walk.
Knapp-interlault
The wedding It Miss EstellsThe—
risult, daughter of Mrs. Josie .The-
riault of at Prospect avenue to
Charles Knapp, son of Mr. Ind Mrs.
Napoleon Knapm of to Catherine
street was solemnized last Thursday
at the Norwalk M. E. church. Miss
Theriault, who was given in mar-
riage by her mother, were a white
georgette gown trimmed with in-
serts of lace. She had a tulle veil
and carried a bouquet of' white roses .
and lilies of the valley. Miss Mable
Aokerman. the maid of honor. wore
a peach satin outfit trimmed with
georgotte. ‘She carried a bouquet of
tea roses. John Mackovitch served
as best man. After the honeymoon
trip. the bridal pair will live at 26
Main street. They expect to ‘rcturu
July 4.
street-Saunders _
Miss Marion Saunders, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Saunders of
Chestnut Hill. Cranbnry. became the
bride of Theodore Street, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward L. Street of Main
street. June 2!, at the First Congre-
gational church. Rev. Ernest Mc-
Gregor odioiated. The bride Wore a
dress or blue crepe trimmed with
panels of beads and a white hat.
She carried a shower bouquet of
white roses, Mr. and Mrs. Elton
Saunders. brother and sister-in-law
of the bride were the“ best man and
matron of honor respectively. Mrs.
Saunders wore a pink crepe dress
and hat and carried a bouquet of
roses. The couple are now on a
honeymoon trip. Upon their return
they will reside in this city.
‘ ' Shaman-Ash
The Hollywood hall. ,12dth street
and Fifth avenue. New York city.
formed the ‘ setting ~for the wedding.
June 2‘. of Miss Miriam Ash.
daughter-of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ash. oh
no Mela street. this city-to Nathan
Shulnsen. son or Mr. endure. Bhul.
man of it Van Zant street. R’ev.
Goldstone of New York cinciated.
The bride wore a gown of white satin
interlaced with white satin , ribbons.
A Veil of tulle and a shower bouquet
of roses ‘added‘ further bridal
touches to theapicturm Miss Bren
Shnlnsan acted as maid or honor.
while Joseph Shulmali ,servsd “ as,
men-1 The revenues were:
Yetta '- ' Ichusbls.
Molly Marcus. Betta-‘la’rshfandltose
Zolinge.-l.8ilver..
some. 5' , its.
ill-“rinse Monitor. 3 «sh
' e , ' ”T
.2 In. or Mrs organism...
a: pen masochism was me
b ry“ 1.... es in
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o'oloek. Thebl‘id
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WEDDINGS .TODAY, ANNIVERSARIES TOMORROW
‘DIVORCES HAVE LITTLE PLACE‘IN THIS FAIR CITY, WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
MRS.
nee
sins.
ncc Miss Carolyn Garfield
sins. bassist- Knit“
handsome-ironcl-
BEING MUCH MORE POPULAR; BRIDES FOLLOW IN FOOTSTEPS OF, THEIR PARENTS
CHIEF OF POLICH‘AND MRS. WILLIAM R. PENNINGTON.
Who observed their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary this month.
canny ssrnssnxv
Miss Mildred Gail
mm * ounces ‘
Mrs. Abel was
, l
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I
. l ... . in
nec‘Mlse Gertrude nelson.
,.
ME. AND MRS. ROBERT GOODMAN
Who observed their third wedding anniversary June it.
neeMlssEdlthLoniseDunn
Wrmnba
le
MRS. L'llAlilJN E. KVAPP
ncc Miss l‘lelcilc 'l‘llcrinult
MRS. JOSEPH BRlimBORD
lice Miss licrilla Lovln
sins. ammo. GHEGORY
nee Miss Dorothy Trcadwcll
when Miss
came the
9m. n
was sqlemmsed Saturday evening
Dorothy Konworthy How-
ard. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
ltd-lowest“ 103‘ East avenue. be-
‘brlde of. Donald Albert
qLMr. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Guy» 13-! Morgan avenue. at the
carried-s
Jerald
mall‘s...
the mile-
~_'.,i
home of the We.
use Govt-w..e ._ . ..
Her“- ‘vumsfi‘ml www- not
cure was.,., . 1W 9W 2
The veil meteors all
or
”q "y‘w: g“: 'x. W ‘7 ‘_‘;'
Mia's Retails Howard. moisten, 7
the only attendant. Sherworevpink
’ crepe ado .;el_iine.. headed, .in arose
‘ shades. «Pink rososandgartlslnians
h“: hWQuwr in .
" 'flzmm GranigaEJbrother' oil-“this
' ~ enmeshed ' ‘ ‘
lie
mm «or. nightmares- “4
' beautiful ' bride.
r. .
seam to!»
9 were I freckle! White chiffon crepe
"“ scorn. Harry-n“ or reuse" armored
Kuhn-Scams
A beautiful weddingoeremony was
solemnized Saturday afternoon at
the East Avenue Methodist church
when Miss Vivian Steinmetz. daugh-
ter. of the late Mr. and MrslA. w.
acemmon'-end. Frederick Marsh
Hawkins... sons! Mrs. Amelia Hew-
lélnansverewed. Rev. Charles. B.
ray offloifated. . . - ‘
Miss seamen wassivee'in mar-
tin!" by, her brothorcinalaw. She
a
over white fisstln‘. . 'itriinmed with
with “a cap-”otorande blossoms. was
draped over .thetr‘efa of satin. libs
carried lilies of the vs eyend‘rosee.
f . Mrs. blushes-tone mortal. the
mstronbfghononwasgowned in sink
.telllewltu spinal-e haste, match.
cornerston- roses.
tremolo served
,. Richard Freedman serves as ushers.
from Atlantic city and Washington.
D. 0.. they will reside at 2 St.
John street. * , .
Mr. Hawkins la a building con-~
tractor in, this city while the bride
before her marriage was a teacher in
the Fitch school.
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‘ ,nnetdboard-Levin
The ’lavien'y‘ hall. New York city,
was the, scene _ or a large wedding
Guam. when Miss Bertha 'Levln
daughters: Mrs. Pauline Levin of
105 Savoy street. Bridgeport, became
the bride, of ‘Joseph Breidbonrd. son
of Mrs. R. Breidbdard of :7 Hough
avenue, Bridgeport, and this city.
Nile Mollie Horln actcdvaa maid
stitches. and the bride-aside were.
Esther, Peeriman of New York city;
Faye .Ranlnowits. Beatrice. Levin.
red finkelstone and Rebecca
_ hin- V 0- l '
‘, hestsnsn was AaroniJuin.
indwerdreerlnsn. Julius Hatches.
Herman .Zeitlen. Louis Jeeobsonand
' Mi- Levimlwho-was-gim in
marriage by. her' mother. were a
robe do style, of..whlte.» georgetto
crepetrinmsed with rhinestones and
The maid of honor was attired in
a gown of green taffeta trimmed
with maline.
Following a trip to Atantic City.
and Niagara Falls. the couple will
make their .home at 105 Savoy
street. Bridgeport, after July 15.
Mr. Breldbosrd is the proprietor
of the Rialto Clothes Shop.
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Riclt-Gell
In the Hungarian
church. Sunday afternoon. Mildred
Gall. daughter of Mrs. Mary Gall. of
25 Lowe street, was married to Ern-
est Henry Klott. son of ~Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Kiett, of 15 Cherry street.
New Canaan. . ‘
The bride, who was given in mar-
rrlase by her brother, Alexander
Gall. wore a gown of white .srepe‘
satin. made on the basque waist and
full shirt style. withtulie and flat
rose trimmings. Her veil of dowel-ed
tulle was trimmed with orange blos-
soms and streamers. She can-M a
shower banquet of white roses _
“ Minliillaabeth Kocsltee, the maid
of honor. was gowncd in yellow
crepe with taffeta. and hat to match.
ponies. Whiterosee miller We
’ .. . . , i. ..
Ills carried a, bouquet of yellow
m. ”-‘wns—a-o—eu .. .—
E
Reformedfi
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Anniversaries
Sallie of the couples quietly ob-
served the day in their own homes.
Others celebrated with a bridge or
dinner. Still others were tendered
surprise parties by their personal
friends or by members of the lodges
to which they belonged.
[swoon
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawson of
Bond street observed their fllst
wedding anniversary June 1. Mrs.
Lawson was Miss Alice Lynch of
Lincoln avenue.
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Leonard
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Leonard of
1 Fair street quietly celebrated their
first wedding anniversary at their
home June 17. Mrs. Leonard was
formerly Miss Lillian A. Curren of
New Haven.
I
Brown
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Brown of
18 Belden avenue observed the sec'
and anniversary of their marriage at
their home June 14. Mrs. Brown
was formerly Miss Mary A. Wood
of Pound Ridge. N. Y.
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Stevenson
With a party of friends, Mr. and
Mrs. William Gurney Stevenson of
137 Roosevelt street celebrated the
second anniversary of their wedding
day, June ll. Mrs. Stevenson was
formerly Miss Edith Souls.
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Dellus
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Dellus of
West Cedar street entertained reis-
tlves at their home in honor of their
third wedding anniversary June 19.
Mrs. lleiius was the former Miss
Susie Casallse.
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Le Count
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Le Count of
Lowe street observed the third anni—
versary of their marriage at their
home June 25. Mr. Le Count is
teller at the People's 'l'rust Company.
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Ubely
On June . Mr. and Mrs. John
Ulhciy of 34 Wilton avenue quloily
celebrated their fourth wedding an-
niversary. Mrs. L‘jhely was former-
ly Miss Gladys Yarrirlgton of this
city.
22
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Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Thomp-
son of 17 Van Zant street cele-
brated their fourth wedding anni-
versary at their home June 1.
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Ssckal
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Ssckai of
11 \Vostport avenue quietly observed
their fourth wedding anniversary at
their home June 24. Mrs. Sacks]
was formerly Miss Alice Meeker.
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Callahan
Mr. and Mrs. William Callahan of
11 Academy street observed their
fifth Wedding anniversary. June 15.
Mrs. Callahan was formerly Miss
Amanda Christensen.
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Goodman.
With a large curd party. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Goodman of 42 Putnam
avenue on June 24 celebrated their
second wedding anniversary at their
home. In honor of the occasion Mrs.
Goodman was represented with a
bouquet of roses.
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Moore.
Dr. and Mrs. William J. Moore of
33 Lincoln avenue celebrated their
eleventh wedding anniversary at
their home June 26.
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Horton.
A surprise party in honor of the
fifteenth anniversary of their mar-
riage was given Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
llam Horton of 1'.’ Pleasant street
June 28.
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Langlols
Mrs. Henry Yoppe of Davis street
entertained a party of friends in
honor of the tenth wedding anni-
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lan-
glois. June 13. ‘
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Bendenborg
Mr. and Mrs. Gould Hondenberg
of Winfield street. celebrated their
fifteenth anniversary of their mar-
. riage at their home June 12. About
30 tiends were present.
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Johnson
Fifteen years ago. Mr. and Mrs.
August Johnson otf Liberty Place
were wed. June» J they observed the
anniversary at their home. Mrs.
Johnson was the former Miss Jessie
Jacobson.
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Shorelt
Ten relatives and friends tendered
Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Shufelt of 8
Cove avenue a surprise party on the
advent of their fifteenth wedding an-
niversary. the night of June :1.
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~ ’ - Gilligan "
Mr. and Mrs. James Gilligan of
10 Gregory Poulevard celebrated
their sixteenth wedding anniversary
at their home.
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Banter
.A snrpris, shower was given Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Baxter of Emerson
street on the event of’their Isthmu-
ding anniversary which they and
Bianey served as bridesmaids. They
sn- Margaret Gall, sad Natalie‘
E OF LONG A55 ‘
Unusual Number of WeddingV
Here Recalls
Jun'e Brides of Bygone Days
Marriage Ceremony Anniversaries Range All the Way
From A First To A Forty-fifth With a Total Num-
ber 0f Forty For the Month; Home Celebrations
and Surprise Parties By Friends Featured.
Perhaps Norwalk is old fashioned iu the matter of wedding
anniversaries, but at least it is distinctive, judging by the large
number which took place here during the last month.
they all first, second or third anniversaries. As a matter of fact,
silver wedding celebrations were well in the load.
Nor were
their friends ullul-l'vod at tile Baxter
home on the night of June 7. The
Omicron (‘li‘\‘l8 of lllt) l'Illst avenue
.\l. L‘. Chum-ll lolldrrml the shower.
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Cnrbonc
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Carbone of
2i Elm street. were given a delight-
iul surprise shower on tile evening
of their will nodding anniversary.
Julie 21',
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lionnlice
Mr. and Mrs. Asa '1‘. Lowndcs of
22 Taylor avenue observed their 25in
uedding nnnlwrsary at their home
June 5 “llh a. party.
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Slnllsml
Members or the Umivron circle
surprised Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Slau-
son of 6 Myrtle ii\(‘llll8 with a gift
on the event of their let wedding "“
anniversary, Juno :8.
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Hill'l‘li
llll‘. and .‘ll‘S, Edison '1‘. Harris of
13 Taylor avenue are quietly cele-
brating their :Sih wedding anni-
versary at their home today.
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lim't-llpllrt
Mr. and Mrs. l’ol'cy Davenport of
White Ullli Shade, .\'-'\v Canaan road
quietly observed their 201i: wedding
anniversary Ill. their home June 28,
a few friends helm: present to help
celebrate the nrcaslon. '
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“’ilkillsnn
Mr. and Mrs. Hnrbnrt Wilkinson
of 2;: Lillian avenue observed their
:2nd wedding anniversary at their
home, June :2.
Cutler
Mr. and Mrs. llm'l'y Cutler of 12
Louis street celebrated in honor of
their 25th \vedd‘lm: anniversary at
their home, June 26.
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Tammany
Judge and Mrs. William F. Tam- .-
many observed their 25th wedding
anniversary with :1. party hold at
their home on li‘nlrllold avenuet
June 27.
'l'orforolla
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tortorella of
20 Meadow street celebrated their
seventh wedding anniversary by on-
tertaining a large number of friends.
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"051.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hoyt. Jr..
are observing their 23rd wedding
anniversary at their home today
June 30.
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McBride.
At their home, Mr. and Mrs. Harm
S. McBride of 83 Flaxhill Road
quietly observed their 25th wedding
anniversary. June 19.
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Lockwood.
Members of the Lady McLachlan
Lodge. Daughters of Scotla, tender-
ed Captain and Mrs. H. E. Lock~
vv‘ood of First street a fine surprise
party on the night of their silver
wedding anniversary. at their home.
June 26.
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Skelly
Mr. rnd Mrs. Thomas Skelly of
Melbourne Road quietly observed
their 20th wedding anniversary at
their home June 25.
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Knapp
Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Knapp of
31 Riverside avenue observed the
tenth anniversary of their wedding
day June 29 at their home.
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Gray
Rev and Mrs. Charles Gray of the
Ebola avenue M. E. church
i on silver wedding anniversary
June 16. They were pleasantly sur-
prised by their friends with
party. , a little
s e 's
Pennington
Chied of Police and Mrs. William
R. Pennington of 11 Re
quietly observed their ed street
anniversary June 20 at their home.
Their wedding took place June 20 in
Trinity Church. this city. The care-
mony was performed by the Rev.
Humphries.
E t Tilly "
n ertaining 80 ofthcir frie .
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tillyofng‘l
Bayview avenue observed their 33th
wedding anniversary June 12. Mr.
Jenifer. steward at the Norwalk
Country club catered. '
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Bdmmom
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hemmons of
37 Spring street celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary at their
home June 12. A small party or
friends was present. ‘-
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Pa
yne . ‘
Two wedding anniversaries took
place on the night of June 1 our...
Payne home on Ohio avenue. ‘Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Payne e
their list wedding literary: '
Mr. and Mrs. ROOM? ‘ v ”’1‘
daughter and son-in-iaw below} , :
their third wedd ' "
. Ins anniver-ry.
wuss..- R a
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waldrou.
Cottage street cosmos index
yoddig anniversary at theln'rlw
une . ‘ '
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celebrated, -
25th wedding . '
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