New Britain herald., 1922-05-20

annual civic tea to be held on Tues | day afternoon, May 23, from 3 10
 o'clock, al the home Of Mrs. F. AlleI
 Moore of sunnyledge. Club members
 and all Interested friends are invited | The Woman's club plans to raise S76l
 for the Fresh Air camp at Burling
 ton. Five dollars will send one chile
 Tor one week, and lesser amount 1T
 proportion During the afternoon
 some of the activities Of the Fresf
 Air camp will be shown by grouI
 of children under the direction o
 Miss Caroline e.rtlett. There vii
 also be an opportunity jor the ladies l to hem towels 10 be usn at the camI
 this summer, If the weather Is as
 bright and pleasant as the days we have been having the tea will be held
 in the garden but In case of rain
 Mrs. Moore has offered the use of her | home. Contributions Of almost every kind are earnestly solicited for the
 camp. Those who are unable to ut-
 tend the tea are asked to ssnd any
 contributions to Mrs. E. Allen Moore
 the secretary.
 The wedding Of Miss Anna Schep- pard Of kensington street and Charles Kayor, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles kaytor Of Glen street, took place this afternoon at four o'clock at the home Of the bride. The Reverend A c. T. Steege. pastor of the St. Mat thew's German Lutheran church per formed the ceremony The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. Olge Wag- ner as matron of honor, and Mr. kaytor had as his best man Walter Wagner Miss Lillian Kuhen and Miss Helen Sheppard nieces of the bride were the flower girls. The bride wore gown of white satin trimmed with bridal lace and veil caught with orange blossoms she car ried bridal bouquet of roses and lilies Of the valley The flower girls were dressed in pale blue satin while the matron Of honor wore white satin. After the ceremony a reception fol- lowed at the home. MT. and Mrs. kaytor left on wedding trip to Cleveland, Ohio, on their return they will make their home at 264 Cherry street.
 The annual visiting day for parents will be observed in the Plainville Grammar schools next Wednesday afternoon. The work that has been done by the children will be exhibit ed and there will also be sale of towels, aprons and other articles made by the children in the sewing 
 Mrs. Truman Bristoll of Grove Hill entertained at bridge at her home Wednesday afternoon, complimenting Mrs. H. w. Hancock of Charlotte, Mich, who is the guest of Mrs Rob- ert Clark of Garden street.
 MT. and Mrs. F. w. Macomber of Hamilton street have as their guest Mrs. F. A. Macomber of Northamp- ton, Mass. ".. ...
 Mrs. Charles H. Parsons of West ork city.
 Miss Jean Irving, daughter of Dr. Samuel w. Irving of Vine street is spending the weekend in Meriden.
 Miss Marion Hungerford, daughter of Judge F. B. and Mrs. Hungerford of Cedar street is in New York city.
 Miss Rose Smith gave a shower at 'er home on South Main street Thurs lay evening for Miss Antoinette Noe, laughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Noe ,f Linwood street whose marriage to James Martin of Fremont street will ake place next month.
 Judge F. B. Hungerford of Cedar treet is spending the weekend in | ambridge, Mass, with his son Ed yard, who is a student at Harvard 
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank J. Porter of lexington street are expected home rom Honolulu about the first of une.
 Miss Mary Nelson, formerly of >ensinNon, has taken position as ssistant social editor on the St. augustine, Florida, Record. Miss Nell on was at one time librarian of the 'eck Memorial library in kensington.
 Miss Norma Began, daughter of fr. and Mrs. Joseph c. Began of harrison street, entertained at bridge friday afternoon.
 Miss Ruby Dixon, daughter of MT. nd Mrs. John Dixon of Chestnut rect was rendered a miscellaneous lower Monday evening at her home here were thirty-five of her friends resent and she received many lovely fits. Miss Dixon will leave next [onday for Pasadena, California, here on May 29 her marriage to ohm Bertini will take place. Mir ertini was formerly assistant physi- v director at the New Britain Y. M. A.
 The camp committee of the Girl couts met Wednesday afternoon in le Chamber of Commerce rooms to lake plans for the summer camp hich is to be at Rainbow park iindsor, this year. Arrangements ave been made to secure councillors om New York who will instruct the rls in athletics and advanced scout g. The committee of arrangements ,nsists of Mrs. Chester F. Hale, Mrs. aurice Sake, Mrs. C. R. Barrows, rs. Leon Sprague, Miss Florence ndrews and Miss Caroline Bartlett. Mrs. c. H. Croy, who has been the lest of her daughter. Mrs. Leon