New Britain herald., 1922-10-21

itb annual reception or the season fin the First church chapel on Tuesday afternoon. The chapel was attra ctive- ly decorated with autumn leaves, late fall flowers and baskets of bright colored marigolds.
 Mrs. A. Catlin. Miss Lefty Learned, Mrs. F. B. Stone, Mrs. Robert s. Brown. Mrs. John l.. Davis, Miss Helen J. Bunce, Mrs. Edward D.. Case, Mrs. g. H. Hellysr. Mrs. Raymond R. Ma zelne. Mrs Alphonso R. Porter, Mrs. Pardon Hickey, Mrs Justus A. Traut. Mrs. s. Hoyt Pease welcomed the members of the club as they came in, passed them along to the receiving line and from there into the tea room, ~ Those In the receiving line were the officers and directors of the club. they were Mrs. Buell. B. Bassette. Mrs. Marcus White, Mrs. William c. Hungerford, Mrs. Henry T. Burr, Mrs. John c. Loomis. Mrs. William F.. Parker, Mrs. George W. Traut, Mrs. Rufus N. Hemenway, Miss Marry S. Whittlesey, Mrs Harris B. Humason. Mrs. James F. Cooper and Mrs John II. kirkham.
 In the adjoining room, Mrs. Frank l.. Traut and Mrs. Andrew J. Sloper presided over the tea table. Those serving were members of the social committee, Mrs. William H. Judd, Mrs. Ernest w. Christ, Mrs. Edgar Dean, Mrs Frederick Gilpatric, Miss Mabel Hubbard, Mrs. Laurence Mouat, Mrs. Oscar J. Murray, Mrs James H. Robinson, Mrs. James P. RoEers Mrs. Maurice Stanley. Mrs. George S. Vivian, Miss Laura Wood{ord, Mrs. Louis w. Young and Mrs. 'Elbridge Wightman. ,'." -.
 During the afternoon a charming musical program was given by three members of the New Britain Musical club. Theron w. Hart, Marcus H. Fleitzer and Mrs. Stuart Upson. These artists were greatly enjoyed and added much to the afternoons pleasure.
 Mir. Hart rendered the following numbers:
 HaVotte ...s............. Bach Walters Prize Song Wagner Bendel Country Gardens .... Percy Grainger Ilcdi Ilece '.'...'.,,...... Grleg
 Mir. Feitzers violin selections were: A.. bouree '.''.'........... Handel EXtase .........,..,.... Game Largo ...,............. Handel Alteration ............. Borouski Mrs. Stuart's numbers included the following songs:
 Spirit Flower ... -Tipton The Winds in the South ..... Scott A Birthday :. Huntington-Woo Morning ................. Speaks Waters of Minnetouka .. Lieurence
 The home of Mir. and Mrs Thco- lore E. Wilson of s3 Wallace street was the secene of a pretty wedding his afternoon when their daughter, Miss Esther Victoria Wilson, became the bride of Herman Fridolph Carl ng of 14O Fairview street, the cere- nony taking place at o'clock Rev. pr. Abel Ahlquist officiated. The bridesmaid was Miss Lille Hoglund, cousin of the bride, and Afford J.sWil- son, brother of the bride. was best nan. Miss Esther Nelson played the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin.'
 The brides gown was of white can- on crepe trimmed with pearls and she wore tulle veil trimmed with 'ilk lace and pearls. Her bouquet | vas of bridal roses and gardenias The bridesmaid was attired in sal non color georgette crepe gown and he carried a bouquet of pale pink )phelia roses
 , The gift of the bride to her brides maid was a silver mesh bag and the groom gave the best man a white ,old watch chain.
 After. the ceremony, which took ,lace beneath an arch of evergreers nd roses, a reception was held ht which there were about so guests present. from Worcester Mass. Brook yn, N. Y, Harrington Park, N. J., and this city. The home vas prettily. decorated for the oc- ason with roses and smilax.
 The young couple left on an extend d honeymoon trip after which they will make their home on Stanley treet, this city.
 Mrs. Carling was formerly employed n the Advertising Department of .anders, Frary & Clark's office and fir. Carling is connected with the 'arlson and Torrel company
 About 70 attaches of local banks attended the formal opening of the lew Bristol National bank, in Bris- ol last evening. There were about 100 bankers and members of the 'ankers' association present from this ection. Judge William J. Malone poke on his trip to Labrador. Miss >ilby of the First National bank of ; Hartford, gave recitation. ,
 A short business meeting was fol- owed by luncheon and dancing Miss Esther Beckwith, daughter of fr. and Mrs. Harry Beckwith, of Bas- [ ett street, a student at Smith col ,ge, has been elected crew represen- ,tive for the class 1924.
 Miss Rose Fox of Chestnut street, a
 spending the weekend in New t ork city, V Miss Helen Martindell, daughter of c IT.. and Mrs. Robert Martindell, of r amilton street. is 8 guest at the f; ouse party at Chi Psi fraternity at Tn Wesleyan university this weekend. ls
 
 MT. and Mrs. George Mycroft of ' ,9 East street were pleasantly sur 'ised at their home Monday evening , number of friends. The occa- p on was the observance of their 18th