New Britain herald., 1922-05-27


 the King of St. Marks church enter tained the choir master and boys Of the church. Those present were Rev Samuel Sutciffe, rector of the church Malcolm Humphreys, organist and choirmaster, and the following choir boys; Sebastian Amenti, John An drews. Milton Brown. Cecil Cochrane Harold Casey. Walter Caldwell, Fred Gable. Kenneth Gable, William Ja- cobson, Lester Kilduf, Philip Knapp George McCandless, Earl Rice, How ard Stevens. David Wicander, Alden Hewitt, Deming Hewitt, Edward Hol- ton, Donald Horton. Lester Hume Louis Iverson. William Hepworth Carlisle kingshury, Arthur kron, Ed ward kron. George Rotherforth Charles Richmond, Arthur Wearer.
 A party of friends of Miss Evelyn Haigis tendered her a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at the home of Miss Susan Roth of l4o Mill street The home was tastefuly decorated, the color scheme being pink. Miss Betty Hiltpold favored with piano numb bers and Francis Water with vocal selec- tions. Miss Haigis is to marry Fred Brink of Bridgeport, June 8.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Walker of liar rison street attended the commence ment exercises of their daughter Miss Bernadine Walker at the Boston School of Physical Education in Bos- ton this week. Following the excer- l,,ir lee fo awatha, Wilton, Maine, where she will study during the summer months Next fall she will begin her duties as a director of physical education in the Chestnut Hill school in Brookline Massa sachusetts.
 Miss Edith Loonis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Loomis of Harrison street, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Walker of West Main street, and Carlton Loomis of Harrison street, attended the commencement exercises at the Boston school of Physical Education.
 The young ladies of the Corbin Cabinet Lock Co. office entertained Monday evening for Miss Eva Prele, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Prelle of Ellis street. whose marriage to Henry Bower of Schenectady will take place in June and also for Miss Mildred Bradley who is to become the bride of Albert Pearson next month.
 The mem mbers of the graduating class of the Newington Center High Ia ic ming in the new barn of pr. J. E. stoddard, Maple Hill.
 The Business and Professional Wom- ems club gave a delightful informal dance and whist party last evening at the Shuttle Meadow club at which there were about 150 guests. The Alpha String orchestra furnishing the music for the dancing program. The committee that had charge of the ar engagements made up of the following members of the club; Miss Katherine Minor, chairman; Miss Ella Fergu son, Miss Susan Murphy, Miss Mary Donahue, Miss Anna Rosenberg. Miss Katherine Mills. Miss Mary Gaffney, Miss Helen Philips. Miss Gertrude Cenrow and Miss Mary Preissel.
 George Rogers, Frank Shields, F. w. Marsand, Peter Crona and F. w. Bennett left today for fishing trip in Vermont. They will retuSA Decoration Day.
 Harold Shepard. of Harrison street, and Arthur Thornton. of Maple street, are at York's Camps, Loon Lake, Maine for some spring fishing.
 The memb bers of the degree of Po- cahontas gave MT. and Mrs. Henry Juengst of 25 Maple street, who were observing their 18th wedding anni- versary, surprise party Tuesday evening in Judd's hall. They present. ed Mir. and Mrs. Juengst with large wedding cake and s2o in gold.
 Nearly 500 members of Torrington lodge, No. S72, B. P. o. E., as we'll as many visiting Elks from Boston, New York, Worcester. Waterbury, Hart ford, Winsted. New Haven and New Britain met Thursday evening at the home of the Torrington lodge, Litch- field street of that city, to observe the twenty, ,ftha nniversary of the local ledge. P. J. Murray of New Britain, who was the first exalted ruler of the Torrington lodge. acted as toastmas- ter, and among those he called on for speeches was Harry C. Brown of New Britain, a district deputy of the Ells.
 
 Mrs. Carl Messenger of Hamilton street spent the week in New York ,ity
 Mrs. William Coholan of Hamilton < street returned early in the week , rom New York city.
 Miss Mary Singleton of Waterbury vas the guest of Miss Helen Martin fell, daughter of MT. and Mrs, Robert c Martindell of Hamilton street, during ' he past week a Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Pease of Vine D treet entertained at their home Tues .ay evening for MT. and Mrs. Edgar r. Glass of West End avenue who re leaving town about the first of o une to make their home in Whatley V,  Mir, and Mrs. John Pinches of West lain street and Mir. and Mrs. Fred tt Walker of Harrison street are at Say u rock Point for the weekend.
 
 The Rev. and Mrs. Henry Maier of exington street spent Wednesday and si thursday of the past week in Mystic, 1T