New Britain herald., 1922-04-15

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 MITE Myers and MT, Van Maasdyk
 Violin
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 MT Van Maasdyk
 Vocal
 Folk Songs
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 MT. Myers with Guitar Accom-
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 MT. Van Maasdyk
 Vocal
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 Mrs. Myers
 | Violin
 (a) Romanze .....,,..,. Syendser | (b) Tempo di Mnuetto
 1 ......,,......, Pugnani- kreislei MT. Van Maadsyk i Vocal
 Miss Marie Alma Grove, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Grove, of Grove Hill, and Ellis Bardsley, Of Fall River will bc united in matrimony al St. Mary's church, Tuesday, April IS, at II a. p. The double ring service Will be used at d nuptal solemn high mass, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. J. T. Winters, who will be celebrant.
 The couple will be attended by Miss Leonie Grove, sister of the bride. maid of honor, and George O'Neill, of Fall River best man. Robert Andre of Hartford, will be ringbearer. The ushers will be William Cameron. of Providence, K. l., pr. Philomen Truesdale, of Fall River, Thomas Chamberlain of New Haven, and James A. Dawson of this city. The bride will be given away by her fath- CT, Thomas Grove.
 Professor Frederick Harmon will play the wedding march and Gounods St. Cecilia's Mass which will be sung by double quartet. Mrs. Nellie Car ry Reynolds of Hartford, will sing Ave Maria. A reception at the home of the brides parents will follow the ceremony.
 Miss Grove graduated from the New Britain High school and the An derson school in New Haven and has been physical instructor at the New ,fp;, ,~l, |, employed at the Fafnir Bearing plant.
 Paul Althouse, one of the leading tenors of the country and the Boston Festival orchestra, will furnish the musical program at the annual spring festival Of the New Britain Choral so- ciety to be given Monday evening, May Sth at Fox's theater. MT. AL thouse appeared in this city several years ago as a soloist with the society and needs no introduction to New Britain musical folk. The orchestra Britain audiences. It is said to be one of the finest organizations of its kind procurable The program will include "Hiawatha's Wedding Feast" by Coleridge- Taylor, "Narcissus," by Massinet, selections by the orchestra and group of songs by Althouse. The Thanks Be To Cod chorus from Elijah will be rendered.
 Following her trans continental tour Of America of which her recital at the Senior High school auditorium on April o6, is part, Miss Ruth Ora per will return to Paris 10 complete a season she was forced to abandon at it's height, because of enga gements in this country. It was during her engagement in London that Miss Ora per received an invitation to visit France and appear in Paris in Thea tre du Louvre, under the direction of M Lougne Poe. the distinguished French producer Miss Draper cap tivated French audiences but was forced to return to America. to full fill engagements and Will sail May st to begin q season in Paris. New Britain is unusually fortunate in hav- ing an opportunity to see an artist who is popular on two continents.
 The wedding of William James Gallery, of Pennington avenue, Hart ford, and Miss Grace Bernadotte Con- way, of 80 Bodwell street, Hartford, daughter of Martin Conway of this city will be solemnized next Tuesday morning. The ceremony will be per formed at nuptial high mass at o'clock at St. Peters church, Hart-s ford. Following the ceremony re- ceptjon will be held, and on return from an extensive wedding trip. the couple will reside at 52 Garfield street, Hartford. The groom -to-be IS engaged in the jewery business with his father at Hartford.
 Miss Francine Wachter, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wachter of Har- rison street is to be one of the bridesmaids at the wedding of Miss Ellen Yost and Donald Rockwell of Allentown, Pa. The wedding will .ake place in Allentown on Wednes- lay. April 26, at o'clock. Miss Yost md Miss Wachter were classmates at he Beechwood school in Jenkin- own. Pa.
 Local boy scouts camping at Cedar Lake, Chester, this past week. were | Eugene Brown. George kimball, 1rv- ing Parker William Marsland, Jr, Edward Marsland, James Beach, Hen " Martindell, Carl Anderson and | Eugene Parker