New Britain herald., 1922-03-11

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 After the marriage ceremony the ewly weds and their friends as- nmbled at the Clarendon hotel, where an exquisite banquet was served nd the young people danced the lerry hours away.
 The happy couple will be at home their friends after March i5 at 22S Vest New York avenue, DeLand'
 New Britain people will be interest d to know that Jimmie" Norton, former professional golfer at the Shuttle Meadow club, became mem- Der of the Hole-in-One club at Hot Springs, Ark, when he sank his tee shot at the sixteenth hole.
 Miss Eloise I'nkelbach Is spending the weekend with her parents, MT, and Mrs. Max Tnkelbach of Black Rock avenue. Miss Unkelbach is n student at Boston university, Boston, Mass.
 Mrs. Lucy Towers of Hamilton street has returned from New York city, where she has been the guest of the past two months.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Johnston are motoring through Florida, starting at St. Petersburg and stopping at Day tona for a week. They will make the trip north by automobile also, arriv- ing here early in April. The Motherhood club of Berlin will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday afternoon of next week when Mrs. Chase Coale will be the i hostess and Miss Mary Wells of the Connecticut Consumers league will be the speaker. ....=
 Mir. and Mrs. John F. Darling of Seymour Park. Newington, observed their thirtieth wedding anniversary Tuesday at the home of their daugh- ter, Mrs. Emery r. Clough, 69 City avenue.
 i Mir. and Mrs. Alexander Schall of Bethel have announced the engage ment of their daughter, Miss Adelaide H. Schall, to Atwood Palmer of this city.
 The Artists club of Hartford held a delightful reception Thursday after noon at the studios of Nunzio Nayana. Pratt street. in honor of Mademoiselle Joo yio tcf - | Mrs. Joel l.. English. Mrs. William | G. Cowles, Mrs. Norma Wright Soper and Mrs. John Pierson received the guests while Mrs. B. H. Blood. Mrs. c. D. Talcott, Mrs. Clinton T. King, Miss Marion Maercklein and Mrs. Grace Weir presided at the attractive | tea table.
 The Parents and Teachers associa- ton of the Hubbard school. Berlin, will hold it's next meeting on Thurs day evening, March 23. 1 On Monday evening Miss Caroline Bartlett of the City Mission gave a most interesting talk before the Young Women's society of the South church, telling of the work of the mission and of the Fresh Air camp. The interest in the junior achieve lment work is made manifest by the number of junior achievement clubs there are in New Britain, the official list of which has twenty-seven names, registered with the secretary of the local council, James F.. O'Brien. ] Mrs. Richard Saunders, formerly of New Britain. entertained at a bridge party at her home in Hartford Friday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. C. r. Frsbie, w, T.. Sloper, w. l.. Hatch, w, Spear and F. S. Chamberlain have returned from Southern Pines, N., c.
 Miss Clara Vessel of Maple street is visiting in St. Petersburg, Fla.
 
 Mrs T. H. Bristol of Grove Hill entertained at a bridge party Friday afternoon.
 Miss Hannah Waskowitz has re- turned from New York city, having spent the week there.
 Leonard Maier of Albany, N. Y. Mrs. Henry Maier, during the past week.
 Miss Julia Gold has returned from the spring fashion openings in New York city.
 The New Britain College club will hold a meeting Monday evening at St. Marks church.
 MT. and Mrs. Reginald Towers of Hamilton street will spend the coming week in New York city.
 Mrs. Annette Savage of the '. W. c. A. is visiting friends in New Haven over the weekend.
 Miss Corrine Bacon of Lexington street is in New York city.
 Dr. J. s. Irving of Garden street is in New York city over the week.
 Miss Mabel Dixon of Nova Scotia is