New Britain herald., 1922-12-26
Edelson homestead on Sunday after.

Edelson homestead on Sunday after. noon.
 | The bride was attired in a gown oi white Canton crepe and wore a vel of white lace and carried bouquet of white rose buds and l;lies-of- the valley. She was attended by her sisters, Jennie, Lillian and Bertha Buchalter.
 About 150 guests were present from Washington, D. C., New York city, New Haven, Hartford, Meriden, Nor wich, New Britain and Berlin.
 Following a trip to Washington and Baltimore the couple will reside in this place.
 Miss Buchalter has been a teacher in the Berlin schools for about 2 years and is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Nathan Buchalter of Colchester.
 Receives Check For Rose"
 Rev. s. A. Fiske of the Berlin Con- gregational church yesterday received a check from the employees of the Hartford Courant for Rose, the lit- tie girl who wrote to the Courant and told of. how her mother cried a great deal and of how she had to work to keep the family supplied with the ne- cessities of life.
 Last week a search for Rose was instituted by prominent townspeope, but were unsuccessful in their search. The postmasters were notified to be on the watch for her, but have not as yet found her.
 Christmas in Berlin
 Christmas was celebrated quietly yesterday and many family reunions were held. Special services were held in the churches on Sunday and at the Berlin Congregational church a spe- cia music service was given at o'clock.
 On Christmas eve candles were lighted in nearly every house along Berlin street. One of the prettiest sights was the glowing of candles in every window of the house of George Prentice. No windows were left va can't.
 Christmas Tree
 Nearly 150 Berlin people gathered | lround Christmas tree placed on | he community house grounds Sun lay evening and sang Christmas car ols. In the course of Sthe exercises Miss Mary Griswold told the Christ. mas story and Frank l.. Wilcox gave l talk on the Christmas spirit. Fol- owing the exercises candles were lit | Il the houses and later in the evening everal groups of carolers went about he streets singing.
 Motherhood Club
 At the January meeting of the Motherhood club, the date of which is o be announced later, Miss Mary Wells of the Consumers league will peak. Monthly meetings will be cid during the remainder of the win CT and also during the spring.
 Elderly Woman Halls
 Mrs. Woodin, an elderly woman liv- lg in the John Graham house on |, .obbins street, fell in her kitchen l, 'riday, breaking her right hip. It is 1ought that she will be confined to , CT bed fore esevera weeks.
 Falls Down Stairs. t David Corbin, who has rooms in the 2 ank. building, Kensington, ripped hile coming down stairs last Friday iening and fell the full length of le stairway. His left arm was ,oken near the shoulder.
 10 Hold Joint Meeting Following the Thursday night pray : meeting at the Berlin Congrega- onal church this week the standing of the church and the com ittee of the Worthington Ecclesiasti- Il society will hold a joint meeting. is expected that plans for the com g year will be made.
 Items of Interest. First Selectman and Mrs. George B. r lrter entertained MT. and Mrs. Ray ond Catlin and two children from il sw Britain, Burnham Williams and s rs. F.. F. Williams Of Burnside, F. r 1. Irving of New Britain and c. H. i, eing of New Britain yesterday. J Miss Esther Griswold of the New Ii ,rk High school of Commerce is a me for the holidays. Mir. and Mrs. c. M. Hamilton of a lndee, N. r., are visiting Mrs. D. J Trehy. ], MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Southard ri ant Christmas Day with Mrs. South T. Is mother in Troy N. Y. J Frances Hickey is spending the Int