New Britain herald., 1922-05-13


 son, became the bride of Oscar John. son. son Of MT and Mrs C. A. John son of East street.
 The couple was attended by Her bert Johnson, a brother of the groom, as best man, and Miss Anna Carlson, sister of the bride, as bridesmaid, The bride wore a blue travelling suit and carried bouquet of sweet peas while the bridesmaid was attired in dress of crepe dc chine and carried bouquet Of sweet peas. The home was prcttily decorated with lilacs and ferns.
 There were about 80 guests pres. ont. including friends from Hartford, Waterbury, New Haven and New Britain After the wedding supper the couple left on an extended honey moon and upon their return will re- side at Ellis street,
 
 The wedding Of Miss Gertrude Edith Bucholtz of this city and John A. Fitzgerald of Kcnsington took place Wednesday morning at st. Marys church at 9 o'clock. the Rev John T. Winters being celebrant. The bride was attended by Mrs. Clarence keeley as matrOn Of honor and Mich ael F. Rayno of Kensington was Mir. Fitzgeralds best man. The bride was attired in white canton crepe trimmed with chantilly lace and carried d shower bouquet of bridal roses and sweet peas The matron of honor IL. ture hat. She carried a shower bo- quet of pink roses.
 Mrs William Hungerfqrd of Rus ] sell street entertained four tables Of bridge Tuesday afternoon for Miss Catherine Mills, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Herbert l.. Mills of Curtis street | whose engagement to Edwin Davis of | Rock Island Ill, was recently an- nounced. Mrs. Hungerford's home | was very attractivey decorated with | apple blossoms and pink sweet peas. Mrs. William Hart, 2nd, presided at the tea table with Miss Margaret MiddIemass and Eleanor Lewis as- sisting with the serving. A basket | of pink and yellow sweet peas was awarded to the person having the highest score at each table.
 Mir. and Mrs. August Burkhart of Harrison street and w. B. Rossberg of Winthrop street left yesterday for New York city. On they will sail on the Mauri- tania for Europe, landing at England. They plan to spend some time seeing especially the Shakespcarcan regions. They will go into France, spending a week in Paris; then go down through southern France into Italy as far as Rome, where they plan to spend several days. Coming back north they will do the Italian Lakes, stopping at Milan, Florence and Venice. From there they will go into Switzerland, crossing the Alps to Chamonix, Lake l.ucerne, Lake Como and Lisgano and Maggiore. Then they will go by motor through he Bernese Oberland to Interlacken and into Oberammergau where they rll stop long enough to see the Passion Play. Leaving Oberammer- yau they will go 10 Germany where hey will spend six weeks visiting Nuremberg, Heidelberg Frankfurt, Bad Homburg, Wiesbaden, Dresden md Berlin. From Germany they plan o go up into Sweden, spending sev- 'ral days there before sailing for the tates.
 Rumors to the effect that A. Wales Henry, son of Mir. and Mrs. w. K. Henry of Lincoln street. and Miss Eleanor Corbett, daughter of MT. and .Irs. Patrick Corbett of North street were married in Washington last Iarch were definitely established last when the couple, we're held in Buffalo. N. Y. by the or their arrest although the parents V f both of them professed to be l E oubt over their whereabouts and f oncernng the wedding. The result . f the school romance has been ac- , opted by the parents and the eloping ouple will be welcomed home when |, hey turn this way. r Miss Frances Dean, daughter of Mir. i nd Mrs. D. E. Dean of Forest street a the A. A. alumni girls at ridge on Tuesday evening. . Mir. and Mrs. F, w. Macomber of hamilton street had as their guests le early part of the week Mir. and ITS. w. J. Smith of Wollaston. Mass. lr. Smith is one of the musicians in le Bostcn Festival orchestra which layed on Monday evening at the horal club concert at Fox's theater. Mrs. William Montague and her iccc, Miss Polly Morse of Lincoln rect, are spending the weekend in 
 Mrs. F. w. Macomber Of Hamilton rect will have as her guest next eek her mother, Mrs. w. J. kohler Springfield, Mass,
 Mir. and Mrs. Dugad McMillan of crest street were the guests of Mir Id Mrs. Charles B. Proctor last eve ng at dinner 1t the Hotel kimball
 Springfield. They afterward at ndcd the Springfield May Festival.
 
 Miss Flora Humphrey. Mrs. How 'd Parsons and Howard Humphrey e in charge ,f the lawn fete which ill be held at the Shuttle Meadow ub on Saturday evening, June 70. Miss Marjorie Baldwin, daughter
 Mir. and Mrs. Carlisle Baldwin of