New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03


Helen Porter Ewing, daughter OF Rev
and Mrs. George Henry Ewing Of
Glen Cove, N. Y, and Douglas An.
drews Johnston, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank H. Johnston OF West MAR
street, will be married.. Miss Ewinl
was graduated from Wellesley col.
legc. the class OF 1916. while Mr.
Johnston Is a graduate OF Yale uni,
versity OF the class OF 1911. The
church where the ceremony will take
place will be decorated with pink
rambler roses and the church music
rendered by Clarence Dickinson. or.
sanist. and Miss Priscilla. Nickerson
violinist.
Miss Ewing will be attended by her
sister Miss Margaret Alvord Ewing
4 senior at Wheaton college, as maid
OF hohor, who will wear a gown OF
blue chiffon over blue taffeta. and by
Miss Agnes Hawthorne Johnston, O
sister OF the groom, Miss Olive Black.
we'll Griggs Of Plainneld. N. j.. Miss
Mary Augusta johnson Of Norwich
Conn. and Miss Virginia Way OF Glen
Cove, N. Y. as bridesmaids. two OF
whom will wear gowns Of pink chit
fon over pink taffeta, and the other
two orchid chiffon and taffeta gowns
The flower girls will be Miss Marion
Brewer and Master Prentice Brewer
OF Roslyn, N. Y. Eustis Thatcher
Rowland OF Waterbury will act as
best man for Mr.. Johnston, while the
ushers will be Pierpont Langdon
Minor, of Greenwich, Conn; Ivan S.
Rossiter OF Alberta, Canada, former
classmates at Yale; Charles Paddock
johnson OF Princeton university and
Edward Raymond Ewing, brother OF
the groom. Miss Ewing will enter.
tain her bridesmaids at luncheon Sat-
urday at the Hotel Vanderbilt, New
York, and Mr.. Johnston will give a
dinner to his ushers at the Yale club
Saturday at o'clock.
"A reception at the Vanderbilt hotel
will Immediately follow the cere-
mony, the guests to be received by the
bridal party, Rev. and Mrs. Ewing
and Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Johnston.
Mrs. Ewing's gown will be of blue
lace over blue crepe and Mrs. F. H.
Johnston's of imported Japanese net.
The couple will sail on the SIS Ii
wives for South America on an ex-
tended trip after which they will
make their home in New Britain.
The first concert Of the Glee club
and orchestra com bined Of the Berlin
Junior High school was presented in
the Berlin Town Hall last evening be-
fore large and attentive audience.
The program was we'll received and
much credit should be given to those
in charge of the event
Miss Ethel Prior of Plainville is
the musical instructor in the Berlin
schools and In a large way. was re-
sponsible for the success of the af-
fair.
Following the concert which began
at o'clock several pupils from the
school sold fancy articles and candy
to persons in the audience.
The program. rendered last evening
and which will be repeated tonight
follows:
Liberty Sons" The Siren" Mac
kie- Boyer; by Junior H. S. orchestra.
NLdi CpdH6lcu odHIcT, memorial
Day" by Junior H. S. Glee club.
"Walse. and Bridal Roses" by or
chestra.
Group Of old English folk songs:
The Wraggle- Tagle Gypsies, MY
Man john" THE Lady" The Mas
ter" The Man." TO- Ho, John" Glee
club. i've. ~
Danube Waves" Arcadia" or
chestra.'
The Lost Chord" "Flow'ret,- For
set-Me-Not," America G1ee club.
Home. Sweet Home" orchestra.
Miss Lois Phelps. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, Burton H. Phelps of 70
Whiting street. Plainville, will give a
plano recital Monday evening. June 5,
In the Center church house, Hartford.
The recital will be under the auspices
Of the Julius HART School of Music,
at which Miss Phelps is student, and
will commence at Sis o'clock Miss
Phelps. who is just 10 years of age
he's appeared at many concerts and
recitals during the past few years, and
is regarded as one OF the most talent
ed pianists in the HART school Her
progress is being watched with inter-
est by her many friends, some OF
whom heard her perform at the re-
cital given at the home of Senator
John H. Trumbull recently.
Miss Evelyn M. Haigis, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Haigis of "a Gar
den street. will become the bride OF
Frederick Brink of Bridgeport at
4:5o o'clock this afternoon. The we'd
ding ceremony will be performed al
the home of the brides parents
Rev. NJ w. Gaudian will officiate at
the ceremony. Miss Gladys l.. Haigis,
sister of the bride, will be maid of
honor and Clyde Clause of Brooklyn,
nephew Of the bridegroom, will be
best man. The wedding will be
quiet affair, none but members OF the
immediate family being present. The
home has been PRETTY decorated in
laurel for the occasion.
Mr. Brink is manager of a manu-
featuring plant in Bridgeport and
Miss Haigis has been in the employ
OF the New Britain Trust company.
Upon their return from a wedding
trip they will reside In Bridgeport.
On Wednesday. June Z, Miss Mary
A. Mcnamara of 112 North street |
will be. married to Francis Hilbie of |
222 East Main street at ST.. Mary's |
J. T. Winters oficiating The |
bride will be attended by Miss Helen
MalJAv se m aid ~ hopor uhiIA |