New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

the season next Frlday, DecemDeT {
 Mrs. Winthrop P. Tryon of New Yorl
 city will speak on Why New Britain
 Should Have Written a History" Tht
 hostesses for the meeting will be Mrs
 Theron Camp, Miss Florence CamI
 and Mrs. Elbridge NJ. Wightman. The woman's club of New Britain
 of which Mrs. Buell.. Bassette is pres ident, will hold it's regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at the First church chapel at o'clock. Edwin V. Mitch ell of Hartford will talk on Books tc
 Read and Others" a social hour vii
 follow.
 Judge r. E. Hungerford and Mrs
 Hungerford of Cedar street have fol their guests their son, Edward Hun. gerford, of Harvard university, and P. T. Fenn, also of Harvard.
 MT. and Mrs. Bennett Hubbard oi Vine street have announced the ar rival of a daughter, Shirley. Mrs Hubbard was bfore her marriage Miss adif s5ldh1ts. uduSiitVi ol ulD Mrs. Nj. D. Stanley of Short Beach formerly of this city.
 Judd Freeman of Plainville, Conn, will return tomorrow to Dartmouth university after spending his Thanks giving recess at his hone.
 Miss Cordelia Kilhourne. daughter of Judson kilbourne of Stanley street. will give a billiard party at her home next Friday evening to the active members Of the A. A. sorority.
 The annual appeal which the wom- ans board of the New Britain general hospital sent out for Thanksgiving donations was amply rewarded. The people of Berlin, East Berlin, Kens- ington and Plainville as we'll as local folk were most generous in sending in contributions. Quantities of chickens. iellies. all kinds of vegetables and fruits were received at the schools and dren's Home by the Traut & Hine and H, R. Walker motor trucks.
 Miss Eleanor Cook, daughter Of Dr. Angel Cookof Hartford. will give Folk Song Recital" in costume Mon day evening. December 10, at the Camp school auditorium under the auspices of the New Britain College club and for the benefit of the college club scholarship fund. This is the first of series Of three entertain ments which the club will give this winter to raise money for the scholar ship fund. January [, the Emerson Sketch club from the Emerson school Of oratory will present a short play. and in February the club will give a benefit whist party. .
 Dudley Felt, son of Mir. and Mrs. William r. Felt Of Curtis street, win return tomorrow 10 Amherst college, after spending his vacation in town with his parents.
 Miss Martha Moore has been home from vassar College spending a few days with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. Allen Moore of SunnyledEe.
 Miss Kathoryn Brooks daughter of Mir. and Mrs William Brooks of South | High street. came home from New city to spend Thanksgiving with 1er parents.
 Miss Ellen Moore has returned Co | 1er homo in kensington after spend- ng tho summer and fall months nt Tooth Ray 1Iarbor. Maine.
 Mr. and Mrs. Allan Jackson English | If Harrison street arc in New York 'ity this weekend.
 Miss Ruby Andrews. daughter Of dr and Mrs. John Andrews of Ras- ett street. will return tomorrow 10 Conn. after spending fer vacation with her parents. Miss ,ndrews is member Of tho high chooi faculty in that town.
 On "Wednesday afternoon. the vcd- ing of Miss Marie Schnaidt. daughter f Mir. and Mrs. Henry Schnaidt Of Whiting street, and Albert Morton. on of Mr and Mrs. William Morton f Philadelphia. took placn at tho on1e of the brides parents. Rev. nhn L.. Davis of thc Trinity Metho- ist Episcopal church performed the rremonv. The matron Of 'icror was frs H. F. Vie and thc bed man was ts-9 E., . own of taupc canton crepe with cad trimming. Her attendant vas ressed in brown charmcuse trimmed .ifh beads. \ reception followed rho srading ceremony. after which Nr. nj Mrs. Morton lcft oa 4 trip to New [ ark and Philad"tphia. They WY ,ake their home at PA Whiting [ rect upon their return. Hits and Bits or 1923" IS iitc title r inc sketch which m sInSars os tbe [ lpha Delta Sigma frat"cnitv will pre- mt at the odd Fellows hall Ja~Uary s and IT. The revue is written hy { ,e q, Four" weil known comedy cn- ( trainers Of this city. composed of a wight Latham. Paul Lucas. Clcm- q If Lewis and Robert Tsoomis. The z ,mn1itiee in charge of the affair Is a5e up of Albert Scripture. chair 1 an: Charles I.sw. DevFt Riley. i Icment Lewis. Leland Pierce and { arold Johnson.
 I'd The marriage of Miss Lillian John } n of Providence. n. T.. formerly nf is ritr. and Henry Gregory took ace al o'clock Tuesday afternoon
 the reetory Of s'. Marks church. sv. Samuel su'clife oiciafting Miss 7 advs Gregory. a sister Of the groom. U as tho maid Of honor. and SiEfred