New Britain herald., 1923-10-20


 hasfesSes for this meeting Will 2
 Miss Alice Huston. Mrs samuel I
 flsks. Miss HollisteF and Mss Hatli
 Reys.
 At the business meeting on beesm
 her IS Miss Ruth 6slpln sill read
 paper eH Jonathan frumbu
 Chair af American History fh
 hasiessss eill he Miss AaFieFie AaeFs
 Miss Alice Norton and Miss EnEahetl
 Merton.
 The roll call will be taken on Jan
 naty ia and Winter Customs will D
 the subject Of the meeting. Tn hastskses will be Mrs, Graham, Nils slewell and Mrs. Needing,
 A reception wiil he held al th community house on February st, paper wiil he read hy Miss Editl Smith. This will he illustrated h. songs af the Colonial period.
 The hestesses for the reception stl be Mrs. g. M. cowles. Miss Marjori, Moore. Mrs. Damon and Mrs. F. N Mildrum.
 Current Events will be taken ur A the meeting on March 20. Mrs. Wick wire will be In charge. A paper vii he read by Miss Emily Brandssee The hostess Will be Mrs. W. II. Meag lev
 The report Of the 3srd contlnenta Congress. Daughters of the American Revolution. will he Eiyen at the meet. ing on April q. Mrs Charles H. Bis. sell. state regent. will be the speaker The hostesses will he Miss Smith and Mrs. cowles.
 The annual meeting of the societ, will be held on May s2. 4 paper will he read by Mrs. George r. podd. whc will be the hostess.
 The officers of the society are: Re- gent. Mrs. Elizabeth J. Wickwire: vice regent, Mrs. George r. Dodd: secretary. Mfrs. Leland W. Gwatkin; treasurer. Mrs. Ernest W. Mildrum; historian. Miss Caroline K. Savage: registrar Mrs. Elmer W. Stearns; ad- yisory board. Mrs. Sidney Nj. Cowles. Mrs. Eva Bigelow and Mrs. Thomas (. Hodgson.
 The following committees have been appointed. Conservation and thrift. Mrs. F. W. Mildrum: patriotic educa- ton, Mrs. R. A. Wooding; revolution ary relics. Mrs. s. NJ. Cowles; flag, Mrs. Walton Meagley: D. A. R. maga- zine, Mrs. Francis Deming.
 Miss Katherine Rowley. daughter of Miss Kate Rowley of Maple Hill. was married to Clarence Hosford on Wednesday evening in the Eewington church. Rev. Harry Martin per- formed the ceremony. The church was decorated with quantities of au- tumn leaves and yellow chrysanthe- mums. Mrs. Anton Van Veen of Hartford sang 70, Promise Me" pre- ceding the ceremony. Miss Mildred Goodale played her accompaniment The bride was attended by Miss Jane Gross of Philadelphia as maid of honor, and Miss Sarah Rowley. sis ter of the bride. and Miss Elsie El- liott as bridesmaids. Louis Hosford, brother of the groom, was best man. and William Barrows Harvey Doo- little, Fred Lockwood and Melvin Hos ford acted as ushers. Following the which was held in the chapel Mir. and Mrs. Hosford left on ! wedding trip. On their return they will make their home in Newington.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Cranley of Vine street quietly observed the 10th anniversary of their wedding on Wednesday,. Mir. and Mrs. Cranley | were married October 17th 1883 at | t. Mary's rectory by the late Bishop 'ierney. Mir. Cranley coming here rom Norfolk, Conn, Mrs. Cranley | vas Miss Rose Hem, daughter of Cornelius Hem of this city. Mir. and frs. Cranley have two daughters, lrs. c. A. James and Miss Ellen 'ranley and two sons, Thomas Cran- ey of ,Holyoke, Mass, and Louis j. Cranley of this city.
 The Woman's club of Maple Hill. f which Mrs. R, B. Doane is presi- ent. held it's regular meeting at her ome Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. l.. Kingsley gave some interesting re- orts from the state Federation.
 Invitations have been issued for arish social to be given at St. Marks hurch on Monday evening, October ?, at s o'clock, under the auspices { the Church Service League. The rogram follows: Boy soprano solo, [aster Lester Hume; tenor solo, Leon ackson; violin solo, Master Richard orter; reading, Miss Margaret j.. orter; soprano solo. Miss Cora Ber- { nj; baritone solo, W. S. Cannon; so- rano solo, Miss Huldah Johnson, l pen Meeting of the "serch Chervice" eague. Dancing and refreshments { Ill follow. Mrs. Kendall Pierce of Bristol will ( NC bridge party at the Hartford ub next Friday afternoon. Mrs. r. [ :. Porter of this city is to be one of [ e guests a The Emma Hart Willard chapter, [ aughters of the American Revolu- on. held a meeting on Thursday af- rnoon at the Community house in s srlin. Mrs. s. NJ. Cowles. Mrs. c ,arles Pratt and Miss Caroline Saw ,e read interesting papers on What T c Immigrants Have Done in This b ,untry." Mrs. Walter Gwatkin and IT rs. Leland Gwatkin were the host n ses D Mrs. l.. Kingsley, Mrs. F. A. Law, e d Mrs. William Allen are the com fl ttee in charge of the bridge and fe list which the woman's club of W iple Hill will give this evening in ?, 2 Grange hall. oi
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