New Britain herald., 1922-04-08

hpl oi MT, anu MITE JoHH and Miss Ruth Belden Clark. daughter of MT. and Mrs, Rob crt Orrin Clark. will be united in .
 Both MT, Macpherson and Miss Clark have been residents of East Berlin for number of years. Miss Clark's father Is the well known Der. lin brick manufacturer.
 The Rev. Harold F. Wilson of Greenwich will perform the ceremony at 6 o'clock at the home of the brides parents, It Is expected that over 400 guests will be present. h. yitations have been extended to friends and relatives of the family throughout Connecticut as well as in other states.
 Miss Clark will be attended by Mrs. Harold R. Clark of East Berlin, matron of honor, and Miss Ruth Dyer of Berlin. maid of honor. The brides maids will be, Miss Nina MacPher- son of Hartford, Mrs. Victor Benson of East Berlin. Mrs. Albert Chamber lin Of Hartford and Mrs Fred S. Troupe of Berlin.
 Mrs. Clayton Parker entertained nt her home on Vine street Friday after noon members of Esther Stanley chapter. D. A. R., Rev. John l.. Davis of the Trinity NJ. E. church spoke informally to the meeting on the Indians of Oklahoma. Rev. Mir. Davis was able to do this very well since he was born in the west and lived there for several years. He spoke of the mistreatment by the oil men of the Indians in order to get land in that vicinity. He also said that while many people believe the race is becoming extinct, this is not SO. In the last thirty years the In- dian race has increased over 9S,000.
 Following Rev. Mr. Davis talla August Klein, accompanied on the pi- ano by Mrs. Howard Parsons, sang several songs. Mrs. Parker's home was very attractively decorated with bright. spring flowers. In the dining room, Mrs. Henry Maier and Mrs. H. Dayton Humphrey presided at an un- usually pretty table, the centerpiece of which was a large bowl of white sweet peas and soft green fern. Mrs. Maxwell Porter, Mrs. Clifton Wilson, Mrs. Howard Drummer. Mrs. Luther Parker, Miss Harriet Parker and Miss Francis Dean assisted with the serv- ing.
 A Girl Scout council which will look after and direct the interests of the girl scouts of New Britain, has been formed, and is made up of the following members: Commissioner, Mrs. Leon A. Sprague; secretary, Miss Airline Root treasurer, Mrs. R. B. Doane; president Miss Helen Bunce: first vice. president, Mrs. F. c. Hale; second vice. president, Miss Elizabeth Leghorn; third president, Miss Ruth Loomis.
 The committee members are: Miss Louise Noble, Mrs. c. R. Barrows; Mrs. w. F. Brooks. Mrs. Morris D. Sake, Mrs. Martin K. Pasco, Mrs. A w. Ritter, Miss Caroline F. Bartlett Mrs. L. P. Slade, Miss Elizabeth Hun- gerford, Mrs. J. H. Ginna, Mrs. John Pinches, Mrs. H. F. Shepard, Miss Florence Andrews, Mrs. Herbert H Pease, Mrs. Samuel Bamforth, Mrs. T. H. Cogswell, Mrs. Earle Bishop, Mrs. Arthur Anderson, Mrs. c. L. Andrews.
 The Epworth league of the Meth odist church held a most enjoyable entertainment and social on Wednes- day evening when its members lis- tened to the pleasing program which had been arranged by George Nelson, and which was as follows: Piano solo, Mrs. Frank Hohbein; banjo mandolin selections by Bristol team; monologue by Hubert Sprague; musi- cal trio, Merton Lamb, c. Johnson and Mrs. Merton Lamb; violin selections by George Halstead; vocal solos by Mrs. Philip Morse and a chorus of eight voices rendered songs.
 The regular weekly supper and bridge was held at the Shuttle Meadow club on Thursday evening. These Thursday night parties are be- coming very popular and most suc- cessful, their being over forty guests in attendance. Prizes went to MT. and Mrs. F. A. Searle of Forest street.
 Miss Alma Grove, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Grove, entertained several friends at her home on Grove Hill at Trosseau tea last Sunday aft ernoon. The house was very attrac- lively decorated with pale pink roses n tho 6injnor rnnn Miss Leonie Grove presided at a most attractive tea table. Mrs. William Flanagan, Mrs. Joseph Mulligan, Miss Rose Glover, Miss Mabel Judge, and Miss Cecelia Walsh assisted with the serving.
 Mrs. G. Kron of New Haven is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. l.. Knapp of Vine street.
 Mrs. William Montague of Lincoln street left today to spend the Easter holidays in New York city.
 Mrs. P. c. Platt of Trinity street entertained two tables at bridge on Wednesday evening. The prize went to Mrs. Clifton Wilson.
 Miss Virginia Hart, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter Hart of Hart street has returned to Smith college after spending the spring vacation in town.
 Miss Katheryn Swift. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Orlando Swift of Lin- coin street and Miss Beatrice Reynal, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Louis s. Reynal of Grove Hill, are among the New Britain girls returning to Brad