New Britain herald., 1922-12-23

A program Of Christmas music will
 be given Sunday morning in eonnecs
 ton with the regular service at the
 First Baptist church, It is in charge
 of Howard E. Brewer, organist and
 will be as followsl
 Prelude--Holy Night ....F.,.. Buck
 Anthem--Th Were Shepherds, F ...., ,f...'...l..sa. i, .,'. Harker .Anthem-The People That Walked
 in Darkness .,e..,...t ,.. Rogers offertory--Sieep Holy Babe a.,.p r ..s.,...,,.,,.,,, Matthews Postlude-Fiat Lux .,....,. Dubois
 Miss Mlldrcn Burris sherman. daughter of MT, and Mra Albert sherman, of Dwight street and Sam
 uel Lawrence Fein, son of MT. and Mrs Abraham Fein, of GroNenor street, Springfield. will be married on Sunday. December s1, at the syna- gosue on Elm street. Rabbi Price of Springfield will perform the ceremony. Miss sherman will be attended by Miss Mae Belle Swarsky. as maid of honor and by the Misses Rebecca cantarow, Ruth Rodensky. of Hart ford, Esther Savitt. Of Springfield and Rose Sherman of Brooklyn, N. r., as bridesmaids. and Miss Helen Fein as flower girl. Barney Fcin will act as hfst man for the groom, while the ushers will be Michael Burris, Tren- ton, N. J.. William Savitt. Springfield, Leon sKatz and David Sherman of New Britain. Philip kimball will be ring bearer. The ceremony will be followed by reception at the brides home. fi
 Mir. and Mrs. Reginald Towers of Hamilton street gave a small card party at their home last evening.
 Mrs. Laurence Mouat, Mrs. Wello Foster. Mrs Orlando Swift and Mrs. Louis S Reynal were patronesscs at the tea dance which the A. A. alum nae girls gave this afternoon in the Y. W. (. A. gymnasium. Decorations were carried out effectively In yellow and white, the sorority, colors. The tea able, was very attractive with yellow flowers and candies. They have made .his dance an annual affair and as usual it was very well attended by the young set from school. The proceeds will go to local charities. Miss Leonie Srowe, Miss Miriam and Miss Mar yaret Poster are the committed in ,harge.
 One of the important winter en- is that of Miss Carlyn Kingsley, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Harvey Kingsley of Bassett street, to 2ussel Williams, son of MT. and Mrs. l. R. Williamsfof of Hartford. An of the engagement was made at a bridge tea party which frs. Kingsley gave for her daughter t her home, yesterday afternoon. Decorations were carried out in pink nd green, the centerpiece on the. able was a high bowl of deep pink oses with a tall pink candle at eith- ' side Miss Kingsley is very well nown in town. She is graduate of he New Britain, High school in the lass of 1916 and was graduated from 'eechwood school in 1919. Mfr, Will ans is; .i, business with h,s father , Hartford, Among the ~.ssts at he bridge tea were Miss Irene An rews, Miss 4Corinne Goodwin, Miss leanor Lewis, Mrs. Jack Vance, Miss Felen Caldwell, Mrs, William Peace, [rs.a Victor Poindexter and Mrs. Dor thy Williams of Hartford and Miss william Knapp of Westtleld, N.s3S.
 sisA 5tAt tit ss{S4 s{.s9s ss.tI5 t-s.lt !. Miss Esther Trumbuli, daughter of IT. and Mrs. Henry Tr,;m bun of has returned from Brad 'rd Academy for the holidays. ss
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 Dexter Walcott is home from Har- ard University for. the Christmas re- Ass. & e
 Theodore Hart came home from ale University yesterday to spend le holidays With his parents, Mir. Id Mrs, Maxwell Hart of Russell rect. ys
 Harold Bergstrom is home from R. {. |. to spend his vacation in. town ith his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Aug t Bergstrom of Trinity street
 Philip Larson of Syracuse univer- y will spend the holidays at his me on Roberts street.
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 Miss Doris Williams, daughter of r. and Mrs. \. w. Williams of Cor n avenue. is home from vassar col se.
 Miss Grace Ericson,Ma student at 2 School of Domestic Science Bos- |, is spending the holidays, at her me on Hart street.
 x t Sydney Carlson and John Odin have me home from Dean Academy for } holiday season. *