New Britain herald., 1923-12-15

The wedding Of Miss Wanda Bush daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Emil Bush
 of City avenue. to Wilbur Bailey took place this afternoon at st. Johns
 Lutheran church. Reverend NJ. W Gaudian pastor of tho church olficiat.
 ed. The bride was attended by her sisters. Miss Grace Rush as maid oi honor and Miss Mildred Bush as
 bridesmaid. The best man was Henry
 Bailey cousin Of the groom. kar kukuck was the usher The brid, wore gown of bridal satin trimmed with duchesse lace and q tullc veil caught with orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. Her attendants wore boneydew gcorgctte and carried tea roses, The wedding ceremony was followed by a reception at the Norden Bungalow after which Mir. and Mrs. Bailey lef, on an unan- nounccd wedding trip.
 
 Miss Dorothy Booth, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. William Booth of For. est street. will return the latter part of next week from New York city to spend two weeks with her parents
 The Ladies' Auxiliary to the A. c. II. held q very successful charity whist last evening. The following won the prizes for whist: Miss A.. Kelley. Miss NJ. Walsh. Miss lgoe, Mrs. McManna, Mrs Kennedy, Mrs Bonenfant, Miss kitson, Mrs. Carr. Edward Monahan. Thomas Donlon James Callahan and " Lockwood. For "45" John Mangan and Charles Fridge prize. Mrs. F. Me- Away The fruit cakc was won by Mrs. McMahon Of Seymour avenue.
 Mir and Mrs. Isaac Black will be the at the Christmas dance which the A. n. s. fraternity will give at the Shuttle Meadow club Thursday evening. December 27th Les Iyon's orchestra of New York city will fur- nish the music for dancing from unti o'clock.
 Miss Harriet Parker. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Clayton Parker of Vine street is home from the Gateway school in New Haven for the week and.
 Groups of industrial girls clubs, which meet at the Blue Triangle" club rooms are making preparations for the Christmas party to be held evening. Doc. IS. at the |. W. C. \. The club rooms are at 559 Main street. and they have been the i scene Of considerable preparation for 1 Inc event. The windows Of the head. ! quarters are being decorated by some 1f the young women of the city who lre interested in tho organization and i who join the girl members in their en- 1 .husiasm over it. Miss BruEgcr. in- 1 lustriai secretary Of the '. W C. Al s as keen over the arrangem ents as my Of tho members. She is quite one Uf them" in heart and activfty 1 t is expected that over 300 of tho industrial girls Of thccity will attend he Christmas party and will Be met # the door of the hall by an enthusi- stic Santa Claus who. with his grab iag. will take especial plcasure in cir- .BlatiHg among the participants in inc oyous festivities.
 Miss Ellenor Cook of Hartford. un- Ter the auspices Of the New Britain 'olicse club .of which Miss Mabel udEe is president gave a program ori olk songs and dances of Russia Pos md. Jugo-Slsvia and Czecho- Slys akia | The Camp school auditorium Mon ay evening. Miss Cook. appearing Or the first time before inc general uhlir in town. won the hearts of her udic1rc. Sh1 appeared in cost umc 5liich was gay and coIorful. her songs omc 0f them sung in English. Othex . the naite tongue. were especially | cod. as was the group or piano sc- ctiOHs she played.