New Britain herald., 1915-02-20


 of it's boarding home young ladies 1 Miss Pipa Zartarian, became the bride of M. Hanpartsoumian of Bos- ton The ceremony took place in the parlor of the association, Which' was l charmingly decorated with daffodils ! and White carnations. Rev. Henry l w. Maier officiated and Miss M. A. l Osborne acted as maid of honor Miss Anna Bray played the wedding march 1 and also favored with other delight full selections during the evening, while Miss Marie Nowak sang sev- i eral appropriate songs.
 1 Preceding the ceremony wedding ] supper was given in honor of the 1 bride and groom. Their many friends 1 including the young ladies who make 1 their home at the Y. w. c. A., and l Miss Pauline Sage of New York, ex- ecutive of the North Eastern field of the Y. w. c. A., were in attendance. Yellow and white formed the artistic l decorations of the table. Miss Zartarian is a graduate of the Girls School in Turkey and while she has made her home in this city she has taken an active part in the association work and made many friends here.
 MT. Hanpartsoumian is a gradaute of Yale and the editor of the Ar menian Boston paper.
 Henry Graybill, president of the Christian Canton school in Canton, China, was heard with much interest Wednesday evening at the First Con-
 
 and Its Outlook was his subject and as he has spent much of his life in China he is especially we'll qualified to speak on this subject.
 He told of the wonderful progress the Chinese are making, of their eager ness to learn, this being especially true among the higher classes of these peo- pie, of their many hardsnips in fighting the awful diseases which plague their swampy country and of the splendid work which is being ac- complished by the Canton Christian school, the largest of it's kind
 He also showed many interesting anG instructive lantern slides to illustrate his lecture.
 The Smith School Parents anG Teachers association will give an en. Tuesday evening, F'ebruar. 23, at the Grammar School hall. Tn program will consist of folk dance and choral songs by the children the school The little girls of tn fourth grade will present a dramatit sketch entitled "The Viking Tales Miss Mary Crowley will sing and GlaC dings' orchestra will furnish severa musical selections.
 The proceeds of this entertainme- will go towards the library fund whic the school is raising. The New Bril l ain Institute has established branc, library at the school and money is de sired for it's equipment.
 
 MT. and Mrs. George S. Talcott Of Franklin Square entertained the of 1 ficers of the Commonwealth club and 1 the lecture committee in honor of l Miss Mary Antin at their home last l evening. Miss Antin delivered a very excellent lecture on the immigration l problem entitled Those Who Knock l at Our Gates,' under the auspices of 1 the Comm monwealth club, Friday even l ing at the Grammar school auditor 1 iLm.
 
 Tuck of Chicago and six of her friends at a luncheon at her home, OH Thursday. Those present were: Mrs. 1 C. B. Stanley, Mrs. J. A. Traut, Miss 1 Mary Bingham, Miss Alice Stanley. l Mrs J. H. Kirkham and Mrs. Henry I Ice.
 The engagement of Miss Margaret 1 Sage of Hartford to Edwin Mitchell of the same city was formally an- nounced today by Mr. and Mrs. George l H. Sage at their winter home, ''Merri- 1 vale," Ormond, Florida.
 Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Platt of 32 l Forest street are receiving congratula- 1 ticns upon the birth of a son, who will be named in honor of his grand father, Frederick Gideon Platt.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Moeller of Brooklyn, N. Y, are spedning Sunday with Mrs. Moeller's parents, MT. and Mrs. w. P. Corbin, 1O3 Camp street MT. Moeller is manager of the Publishers Representative Co.,, Inc, of New York city.
 Mrs. F. H. Churchill and Miss Rose Churchill of Franklin Square are spending a few days at the Wolcott Hotel in New York city. Mrs. Will liam Churchill and child of Corning, l N. Y, are with them.
 Stanley Hart entertained about 1 twenty eight of his friends Friday ] evening at dance at his home on 1 Hart street.