New Britain herald., 1921-12-03


ried in England on December 8,
1871, and moved to this country
after their wedding. He was also
pastor of the Advent church at New
Britain for some time, and is well
known in that city as well as Plain
Vile. Both Rev and Mrs Denton
are enjoying excellent health In
addition to the four children living,
they have three grandchildren, Ruth,
Helen and Dorothy Denton of Canal
street, children of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
| bert Denton.
Congratulations were received by
the couple celebrating and they We're
presented with many gifts
Donahue--SilycrnaiI
Miss Dorothy Lillian Silvernail,
daughter of Frank Leroy Silvernai CT
this town, and James Joseph Dona-
hue of Southington, will be married
at 7;50 o'clock this evening at the
parsonage of the Methodist church.
Rev James NJ. TRAINER, pastor of the
church, will perform the ceremony
Il. of p. Social.
Pythian lodge, knights of Pythias,
held an enjoyable Ladies' Night last
evening at the Odd Fellows hall.
Many prominent Pythian officials
from all parts Of the state attended
and speeches We're given Mrs Clara
Whitaker, Grand Chief of the Pyth-
ian Sisters at Stamford, gave an iu-
| teresting talk. VI. Norton, Past Grand
Chancellor, of New Britain, also
spoke.
a n in r,1 ont ,tSJ
well received. Harry Donney favor
ed with solos. The Misses Esther As
pinall and Dorothy Spencer, THE
Gold Dust Twins" gave a recitation.
The feature of the evening was the |
performance of the International Re-
Vue. NylophOne and marimba solos
were rendered by "Zuzu," car hobo
of that instrument Happy Schlitz"
Pilz and Duke Schlatz" Steiner kept
the audience in good humor by their
comedy sketch. Hurl Rogers gave an
exhibition of dancing and singing.
Peggy Ann presided at the piano.
FolloWlng the entertainment, the
Pythlan sisters served a buffet lunch. !
Literary Club Notes.
Despite the inclemency of tba
IL
large attendance at the Grange hall TO
listen to Miss Lila Newdick of Wash
lhSCoh, y. C., present one of her in |
terest!ng plays. Miss Newdick held |
the interest of her audience through |
out and her various interpretations
were excellent. The program was |
novel and varied and those attending
were enthusiastic over the entertain |
ment.
Christmas Checks Soon
treasurer A. \. Mcleod of the |
ilalnVllle Trust Co has announced |
mat the Christmas Club checks will |
be mailed out to members about newt |
week Tuesday. This will be welcome |
news to many who have striven to
Keep up the club and will cheer the
hearts OF those needing it who were |
able to do so. It is estimated that |
ABOUT $4,000 in checks will be mail
ed out this year there being some
coo members all told.
The club for 1922 will open on Mon
day, December 49, There will be four
classes as usual The Christmas clubs
nave enabled the people to provide
for the easiest and simplest way of
saving money for the HOLIDAYS and
makes sure Of ample funds for pres
ents The final payment on the last
years club was made today.
Union Church Services
a union church service will be held
at the Baptist church tomorrow eve
ming commencing at IFS O'Clock. II
will be Tor the purpose of hearing the
reports on the recent relipious canvass
made Of the town by Mr.. and Mrs
Fred ]. Miner The following program
will be carried out hymn, scripture
reading by Rev George +. Tyler of
the Advent Christian church; duet bv
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Miner; PRAYER bv
Rev. Charles $. Wyckoff of the Con-
gregational church; Hymn; address by
Mr.. Miner offering for the Bible
Work in Connecticut; prayer by Rev,
James M, TANNER of the Methodist
church; Hymn and benedictlon.
Church Notices
Methodist church: Preaching by the
pastor at 1o:45 o'clock, Sunday school
It y O'Clock. The Epworth League
service will begin promptly at
clock with Miss Winnifred Bates
Is leader Her topic will be THY win
Sc Done with My Plans" Immediate.
y after the League service, the pastor
viii speak The church is invited 10
mite in the services at the Baptist
'hurch conducted by Fred Miner. 4
ottagc prayer meeting viii be held AT
he parsonage Thursday, evening NJ
$50 o'clock.