New Britain herald., 1915-04-10

! brides home on Riverside Drive. The ] wedding will be one of the prettlest 1 of this seasons affairs and is of much 1 interest to society here as well as in l New York.
 Miss Radiller will be attended by l Miss Gertrude Hine, sister of the | groom, as maid of honor, while Law renee c. Humason, of New Britain, will act as best man. Brayton Porter, also of this city. and Albert c. Hine, brother of the groom, will be ushers. TEe Episcopal ring service will be used, Reverend Dr. Edgar Whitaker Work, of New York, officiating. X re- ception will immediately follow the ceremony and the guests will enjoy dancing in ths ball room which hos been arsistically decorated with pink roses and Marguerites. Sherry will ca ter and Sherry's orchestra will furnish the music.
 Miss Radiker will wear gown of white satin and point lace and will carry beautiful bouquet of lilies of the valley. The honor maids gown IS of pink chiffon and cream lace, yelled with pale blue cape. Her bouquet is of rose buds. ...
 MT. Hine is the son of MT. and Mrs H. c. Hine of Hillside place. He grad uated from Yale In 1913 and is now connected with the Russell and Erwin manufacturing company Miss Radik- CT is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Peter Radiker of New York and is well known, socially, in that city. MT. Radiker owns the yellow taxicag ser- vice in New York. Friday evening Miss Radiker entertained the bridal par ty and number of guests at dinner.
 When MT. and Mrs. Hine return from their wedding trip they will be at home to their many friends, after July first, at 77 Grove Hill.
 Among the New Britain people who will attend the wedding are: MT. and Mrs. H. c. Hine, MT. and Mrs. Albert c. Hine, Miss Julia Hine, Miss Ger trude Hine, Mss Ruth Damon, Bray ton Porter, Lawrence Humason and MT. and Mrs. George w. Traut. They are stopping at the Vanderbilt Hotel, New York City.
 A very pretty wedding took place Thursday evening when Harold Wet more Hatch of this city, and Miss Catherine Norton, of Meriden were married. St. Andrews Episcopal church was artistically decorated for -A. ftanQall officiated.
 The bride was attended by Mrs. A gnes Church as matron of honor, Miss Barbara Norton, sister of the bride, as maid of honor, and the Misses Ruth White, Margery Platt, Anna Sands and Miss Louise Brooks, all of Meriden, as bridesmaids. Elliot H. Porter, of this city, was best man and the ushers were Stanley R. Eddy, A. Corbin Wetmore of New Britain, A. w. Savage of Meriden, R. H. Nor ton, a brother of the bride, viott M Cole of East Orange ana J. F. Pres colt of New York.
 A reception immediately followed the ceremony, at which large num- Der of New Britain people were present. ...
 When MT. and Mrs. Hatch return from their wedding trip they will live at 22 Harrison street in this city.
 The members of the Alpha Alpha sorority gave their annual dance last night in Boots's hall. The dance was we'll attended, and was, as usual, great success. A program of eighteen dances was carried out, Lynch's or chestra furnishing the music. The hall was attractive in its gay green and white steamer decorations; at one end of the hall were the letters, "A A." surrounded by electric lights, while at the other end there was like decoration with the letters A. D. $. A number of out-of-town guests were present and all report a splendid time. The chaperones were: Mrs. George Traut, Mrs. Frank Traut, Mrs. William Wells, Mrs. Talmadge Swift, Mrs. George Atwater, Mrs. Thomas Grove, Mrs. Luther Killan, Mrs. Herbert Mills, Mrs. Franklin Combes, Mrs. Herman Strosser and Mrs. Harvey Kingsley.
 
 The card party and tea dance which is being given this afternoon in Booths hall for the benefit of the To- cal hospital should prove a splendid success. No effort has been spent to | make the afternoon a most enjoy able one for all. The rooms have been attractiVely decorated for this oc- casion, the card room being apart from the one in which they will dance so that the music will not disturb those who wish to play cards. The candy booth is a very pretty addition and it Is expected that the sale of home made candy and nuts will be large Those in charge of the affair are cer- tain that good sum will ga to tho l hospital as q result of this party. The i public has generously supported the committee by contributing candy and prizes and by buying a large number 1 of tickets.
 i Mrs. A. Buol. Hiss Katherine Buol and Robert Buol are expected home 1 from Atlantic City today.
 Luther Hancock has returned to