New Britain herald., 1922-05-20

1 One Of the most important June | weddings In town Is that Of Miss
 porothea Maria scherp, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scherp of Camp street, to Frank Richard Lawrence. son or Mrs. Ned Lawrence of Hart. lord. The wedding will take place on Saturday, June 8, at 2 o'clock at the home Of the brides parents. Tho Rev. George w. c. Hill Of the Soutb Congregational church will perform the ceremony. Miss Scherp will be attended by Miss Magdalenc Sco,ille daughter of MT. and Mrs. William H. Scoville Of Hartford, as maid of honor and Miss Gertrude Elizabeth Huntziker Of Hartford will be The flower girl. William w. Robertson of Mahchester, cousin Of the groom, will be the best man.
 stanton Ashley, son of Mir. and Mrs. George Ashley of Harrison street took an active part in the jun Tor week festivities held at Middle. bury college last weekend. He took part in the Glee club concert which was given on Thursday evening. The
 prom was held Friday evening and Mr. Ashley was chairman Of the music committee. On Saturday the class presented "A Tailor-Made Man" a comedy in four acts. Ashley took the part Of Abraham Nathan very ably. The character is that of an old ! man, New York flnancier, and re- quired quite bit of real acting.
 Miss Grace Skinner. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Elmore Skinner of Der. | lin. and Earl w. Ki!by were married Wednesday afternoon at o'clock in the Berlin Congregational church. i Rev. s. A. Fiske performed the cere mony in the presence of fifty guests. The bride was attended by her sis ter, Miss Mae Skinner. Grant W. Skinner, brother Of the bride, wa, best man. The brides gift to her at tendant was a sapphire ring and Mir. kilby's gift to his best man was 2 pair of cuff links Following the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Kilby left upon an extended automobile .rip. They will make their home in Vest field.
 
 The annual exhibit of the City Mis- sion and the South church Italian school was held at the Y. w. C. A. Wednesday afternoon and eve ming. During the afternoon the dif ferent instructors held a social hour. in the evening the City Mission and It's branches including the Lafayette burrltt and Methodist sewing schools various junior achievement clubs and the two clubs in the Center Congre- sational church under the Jurisdiction of the City Mission combined with the Italian Sunday school of the South church in exhibiting the work done by them.
 The bridge given by the ladies of Rotary club last Saturday afternoon 1t the Shuttle Meadow club proved 10 be one of the most successful card parties held at the club in some lime. There were thirty-nine tables. sixteen hands of bridge were played and very attractive prizes were awarded at each table.
 During the afternoon punch was served at the tables by members of he younger set, including Miss Lila Mills, Miss Justine Traut, Miss Ruth North and Miss Margaret Christ. Miss Marjorie Crowel, Miss Margaret Fes- CT. Miss Jewel Bush, Miss Gladys 'tropel and Miss Clara Traut assisted n selling the home made candies Tables were reserved by Mrs. l. N s Andrews. Mrs. Robert o. Clark, Mrs. ! Charles Chase, Mrs. w. H. Crowen ( Mrs. J. w. Bush, Mrs. E. w. Christ, ' Mrs. George Dyson, Mrs. Clayton 8 Goodwin, Mrs. Albert Corbin, Mrs. f George E. Prentice, Mrs. Frank Mrs. Frederick Rackliffe, a Mrs. William Marsland, Mrs. Oscar C Murray, Mrs. Louis Mueller, Mrs Or c lille F. Parker Mrs. Herbert L. Mills, Hiss Catheryn Mills, Mrs. Dugald | icMillan, Mrs. Hagen Hinman, Mrs. f Maurice Johnson, Mrs. Charles w. r 4ee, Mrs. Louis P. Slade, Mrs Leon c 'prague, Mrs. M. A. Kinsella, Mrs. r Harvey Kingsley, Mrs. James Robin- a on. Mrs. Arthur Metcalf, Mrs. B. F. a hepard, Mrs. Norman Mckirdy, Mrs. r ohnstone Vance, Mrs. J. w. Halli- Il an, Mrs. John Lockett, Mrs. William Rawlings and Miss Helen Phillips.
 Arthur Gauer, son of Mir. and Mrs. a ieorge Gauer of Hamilton street. has t eturned from Northampton, Massa- t husetts, where he attended the prom at Smith college.
 
 Miss Elizabeth kimball and Penn ., townsend Kimball, children of Mir. :, nd Mrs. Arthur G. kimbal of Lex h 1gton street, have returned from a n eek spent in Atlantic City. =
 
 The marriage of Miss Alberta FL 1n. daughter of Mr. and Mrs rancis Elton of Berlin, and William :. Smedberg, son of Mr. and Mrs ndrew Smedbers or Southington, ook place Wednesday afternoon at 3 clock in the Berlin Congregational hurch, Rev. S. A. Fiskc officiating. he bride, who was given away by her rother, was attended by Miss Helen The best nun was ohm Smedberg. brother of the room. Miss Ruth Crandall of this ty played the wedding march. Fol 'wing the wedding ceremony Mir. and ITS. Smedberg left upon an unan- ounced wedding trip. They will ake their home in Southington.
 
 Gardner Weld Of Park place is bending the weekend in Springfield ass