New Britain herald., 1915-12-20

iOy oA N11iAiCoPol1S, c COuSAAA OL IIlC bride and a student at Cornell, will act as ushers. =. ..
 Miss Field is the daughter of. the late B. K. and Mrs. Field. Her fa- ther was vice-president of the old Der years prior to his demise and was intimately connected with Colonel Charles M. Jarvis and Major Frank Wilcox in business enterprises. Miss Field is a native of Berlin. She Is 8 school, New York city, and of Smith college in the class of 1910. ;: After graduation from Smith. she studied for year at the School of Expres- sion, Boston, from which she received the degree of G. c. Later she attend ed the Sargent school of Dramatics in New York. For the past two years she has been supervisor in the Hatha-: way-Brown school in Cleveland. She resigned her position in June of the present year. Mr. Wells is the son of Jefferson T. Wells of WilliamstoWn, Mass, and Is a graduate of the Will liamstown High school. For the past twelve years he has been in the eln l. pleye of the Landers Frary & Clark company of New Britain, and is now cutlery salesman. He has been con- nected with the Chicago office of the concern but after a wedding trip, he will be located in St. Louis. :.
 The bride-elect is very popular and has been the guest of honor at many gatherings recently. On Friday she was rendered a luncheon and hand kerchfef shower at the home of Miss Flora Humphrey on West Main street, New Britain. The hostesses were Mrs. Harry Bates, Mrs. William Row land and Miss Katherine Wilbor. 9th CT guests were Miss Fanny Vose IIa- zen, Mrs. A. A. Hadden, Mrs. Stanley Goss and Miss Lucille Bradley of Hart ford. A luncheon shower was ten tered to Miss Field at the Bond hotel in Hartford Saturday. Those present were Misses Fanny Hazen, Marcia Beebe, Ida Andruss, Mrs. Gecr,e Wood and Messrs. Walter Wells and Arthur Hadden. A chafing dish sup per was served at the home of Colonel Charles M. Jarvis last night. A buff fet lunch was served at the home of Mrs. A. A. Hadden, 125 Black Rock avenue, New Britain, this noon at which the bride elect and her attend ants were guests of honor. The we'd ding supper will be served at the Ber- lin Tea Shop tonight. at o'clock The room will be tastefully decorated. The bridal cake will be placed in the center of the table. An orchestra will furnish music and a Hartford firm will cater. The wedding break fast will be held at the home of Miss Elizabeth Wilcox tomorrow morning.
 The young couple are the recipients of many handsome and useful pres ents. including a Persian rug and linen chest, which was. made in 1850 and was formerly part of the Eges- sex county, England; mahogany tea table, silver tea set, and many other articles too numerous to mention
 Entertainment Tonight.
 The twice postponed entertainment of the Improvement society of the Kensington Grammar school will be held in St. Pauls parish hall tonight at o'clock. The pupils have worked hard to perfect themselves. ill their parts and the committee of teachers in charge feels, the students will: ac- quit themselves creditab1v and hopes a large mum Der of parents and friends will be present to show their interest in the work of the school The fol- lowing program will be presented: i
 Program.
 .Greetlng-Rose Kiniry. | our League-Lita Cow1es 'i
 Readdng-"Plant a Tree.,-Ruth