New Britain herald., 1922-10-14
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1s

on Wednesday morning, al nine clock in St, Josephs church, the edding of Miss Lucy Marie DiNonno, aughter Of Mir. and Mrs, Emanuel liNonno, of Franklin square and ieorge Smith of Derby, Conn. will sake place. Miss DiNonno has chosen Miss Rose Scaville of this city fo" her maid of honor and Mir Smith will have for his best man, his brother William F. Smith, of Derby The bride will be given away by her fath- CT. Rev. Leo Sullivan will perform the ceremony. During the wedding mass, Miss Laura Farrell will sing the ceremony, Mrs, Herman Hanson of Plainville, will sing 70 Promise Me-" accompanied on the violin by Emanuel Valentine.
 
 Mrs. R. N. Peck and her daughter. Miss Louise Peck, of Park Place, plan to leave for California next week ;o spend the winter months.
 Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Faulkner, Of Chestnut street, will have as their house guest over the week end, Mrs Julia Walsh and Mrs. J. ORiley Of New York city. Mrs. Walsh and Mrs O'Riley will attend the Long, Walsh wedding on Monday.
 Tomorrow pr. and Mrs Faulkner will entertain Mir. and Mrs. James Walsh of New York city and Mir. and Mrs. Albert E. Rackliffe of Hartford. at dinner complimenting their house guest.
 A reception and testimonial dinner to F. M. Holmes. the new president of the North & Judd company, is being planned by members of the Anchor Brand club and auxiliary. The recep- ton will take place sometime within the next few weeks. Thomas J. De- vine is chairman of publicity in con rection with the program.
 Charles Mitchell of Waterbury, is giving a farewell dinner party at his summer home in Cheshire this eve ming previous to closing his home for the winter months. Among the guests will be few people from New Britain and others from New York, Brooklyn Waterbury, Meriden and Hartford.
 
 A reception to members of the grand and supreme lodges of the Knights of Pythias will be held in Turner hall Monday night, to mark the opening of the state convention here Tuesday. The reception will be given by the local committee.
 Mir. and Mrs Leon Sprague of Maple Hill, is spending week with Mrs George Dyson of Harrison street.
 Miss Carol Potter's dancing class for children will have its opening les son on Monday afternoon at three o'clock at the Shuttle Meadow club
 Gladden. Barnes of New York city, is spending several days in town, the guest of Harry Hoffman of Francis street.
 Miss Marjorie E. Foiren entertained at her home, Langdon court, kensing- ton, last evening for Miss Florence form of Halloween party. The Halloween spirit was carried out in the decorative scheme. and an en- joyable luncheon served to guests numbering about fifty. During the evening Miss Holmquist, who is to be married in November, to Leon I. AL ling of Kensington, was presented with many attractive gifts. of Russell street, Miss Flora Humph- rey, of West Main street. Mir. and Mrs. Harry Bates of Russell street, Mir, and Mrs. Louis s. Jones of Hamilton street, H. C. Fernau of the New Britain club pr. and Mrs. George Dunn of Lincoln street. pr. and Mrs. D. w. O'Connor of Cedar street. Miss Irene daughter of Mir. and Mrs. I. A. Andrews of Bassett street, Miss Harriet ReynaL daughter of MT. and Mrs. L. S. Reynal of Grove Hill, Miss Helen Martindell daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Martindell of Hamilton street, Luke Stevens of the Swift club, Jack English of Vine street, Hubert Williams of Corbin avenue. will be among the New Britain people at the Yale Iowa game.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. W, Edwards and family of Fairvlew street. have re turned from motor trip to Glouces- ter, Mass