New Britain herald., 1922-04-15

I Nifbs l'hlNtll lHhl lHfIt would be surprise flowers" for the children of the cast today after the performance, A big nosegay will b6 given them, made up of little flowers in each Of which will be hidden de- | licious "lollypop," With joy and great dignity the young actors and actresses will become small human beings once more and devour their delieaey with glee.
 On Saturday evening, June 10, at 2 o'clock at the Swedish Lutheran 1 church in South Manchester, Miss Maude Johnson win become the bride | of Carl Carlson. son of Mir. and Mrs Albin Carlson Of Fairyiow street. this city. and Miss Mildred Johnson will marry Charles Paisley of Manchester |The brides-to-be are daughters Of former Representative Johnson and Mrs. Johnson of South Manchester, The Reverend pr. P. J. O. Cornell will officiate, The brides will he attend ed by q sister Miss Irma Johnson who will he the only maid of honor. Miss Maude Johnson will be attended by Miss Marian Gray and Miss Louise Foster of Boston. Miss Caroline Cheney of South Manchester and Miss Mary Anderson of Hartford as brides maids. Miss Mildred Johnson will have for her bridesmaids Miss Martha Jackson Of Philadelphia, Miss Lillian kendrick of Boston, Miss Irma John son Of New Britain, a cousin, and Mrs. Charles Robbins of Manchester.
 Mr. Carlson's best man will be AL bert Harrison and his ushers will be Russell Hathaway and Sidney Carl son. Mir. Paisley will have Charles Van Ducsen as his best man and Lee Earl Gehrs Of Philadelphia and Harold Gates of New York as ushors. Miss Dorothy kinsella, daughter of pr. and Mrs. M A. kinsclla of this city will be the flower girl. Arthur Anderson, son of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson of Manchester, will be the ring bearer.
 Miss Maude Johnson is a graduate of Simmons college in the class of 1921 and Miss Mildred Johnson was graduated from the Boston school of Fine Arts. Mir, Carlson is a graduate of the local High school in the class of 1917 and of the University of Michigan in 1922. MT. Paisley is a graduate of Pratt Institute.
 The New Britain Musical club will give it's last public concert of the sea- son, April 24th at the, Camp school
 
 will be given:
 Suite. op. II, for piano and violin
 ...,.......,... Goldmark Allegro, Allegretto Andante, Sostenuto
 Presto.
 Mrs. Andzulatis, Mir Fleitzer Aria-Plus grand dans son obscurite.
 From "The Queen of Sheba,"
 ........ ................ bOunOl Miss Farrell. Mrs. Andzulatis at
 the piano. For piano--Four hands Andante and Variations Op. 76.
 ..................... Schumann
 Miss Parker, Miss Hine. Duet-La Fatal Pietra from Aida" ..,...........#.... Nerdl
 Miss Earnest, Mir. Stuhlmann
 Mir. Hart at the piano. Ava Maria .......... Bach -Gounod For soprano solo and male quartet, with violin obligato and two pianos 
 Mrs. Upson, Mir. Stearns. Quartet-Mr. Smaller, Mir. Wasley,
 Mir. Stuhlmann. Dr. Moore,
 Miss Littlehales. Mir. Hart at the
 piano.
 Piano
 a. Prelude in c minor ... Schutt b. Intermezzo ...,,...,,.. Schytte c. Carilon de Bruges-(Bells Of
 St. John) ..........,.. Nersel d. Caprice Espanol ... Moszkowski
 Mir. Hart. Aria--O. Mia Fernando-From La Favorita' .............. Donlzettl Miss Schade. Mir. Hart at the piano. Two pianos-Eight hands Ballet Music"-l'rom King Man frid' .......,......... Reinecke
 Miss Harvey, Miss Waters.
 Mr. Rosenberg, Mir. Sjolander. Mrs. Victor PoindeXter of Hart ford and Mrs. Maurice Johnson en- tertained at bridge on Monday eve ming at Mrs. Johnson's home on Hamilton street in honor of Miss Alma Grove, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Grove of Grove Hill. The prize went to Miss Miriam Mouat, laughter of Mir. and Mrs. Laurence Mouat of Grove Hill. Decorations were carried out in yellow and white. | Coffee and cakes were served with Miss Leonic Grove presiding at the able. The guests were: Miss Irene Andrews. Miss Miriam Mouat, Miss Helen Caldwell, Mrs. Hazen Hinman, Miss Carlyn Kingsley, Miss Irene Swift, | Miss Dorothy Scherp and Miss Harriet | Reynal. Mrs. Frank E. Crandall enter ! aimed the sewing society of the Order | ,f Amaranth at her home in Belvi- lere on Tuesday afternoon and eve ling.
 Miss Anna F'oberg. Miss Ruth An lerson, Miss Helen Clancy and Miss Ruth Larson, teachers in the Net Britain public schools have returned ] rom New York city where they spent he past week.
 Bernard Connolly has returned from Colgate University for an Easter re- ess here.
 Theodore Hart, son of MT. and Mrs. laXwel Hart of Russell street, has eturned from Yale University to