New Britain herald., 1923-06-16

The wedding at Irving Dunn, san ni Edward Dunn of Rockville, "a Mis- Mildred n0lan, daughter Af John A. bRlan af 50 Monroe street, took place Tuesday afternoon at sia0 n'rl0rk iH the parsonage Of the snnih rOngFa. eaiionai church, Rev, nr, Geo N, e Hin aHlfiated, Mrs, Arthur Elton. sister af The bride, was matr0n 0f h0aaf and Clayton Rider af nFanfard, irausiE Of the Lrnnm, was hest man,
 Following fhr e iromanY reception pas held at ihr home Of the brides father The couple left on an cNr tended wedding irip tn New York ani Atlantic City ahi upon their return will reside in Rockville, where Mir, Dunn has responsible position al the Rock Manufacturing company,
 \ farewell party was rendered Miss Ada Siananist at the home of MrH, A li. Rapp, shuttle Meadow. Monday evening, \ buffet lunch was served Miss Stanaulst was presented with q nnisf Of money. She will leave n"Nt month for Europe on three months tour,
 
 The engagement of Miss Mabel Rawlings to J, Walter Hall has been nnnounccd. Both Miss Rawlings and Mir. Hall arc well known locally Miss | Rawlings is Il graduate Of the New Britain High school and Sthic Normal school and is teaching in Bristol, Mir Han Ia graduate of tho Bristol High school and is employed in the office Of Innders Frary X Clark.
 Miss Ruth Toomoy. daughter of Mir. and Mrs James Toomey Of i53 West Main street was rendered q miscellan- eous shower at the home of Miss Anna hhern of 37 Franklin Square last Sat urday evening. Miss Toomey will be- come tho bride Of William Hopkins of SeS West Main street on June 20.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph F.. Roy of Al Beatty street announces the engage ment of their daughter. Miss Mary \. Roy to Walter c. Gowitt Both young people are well known among the younger set of the city.
 
 of this city to Miss Josephine E,ilson of Mt. Vernon, N. r.. took place Tues- day morning at Mt. Vernon. Miss Mary Leghorn sister of the groom. | was bridesmaid. The couple will re- side In this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Rsdil of Liberty street entertained The members oc [ hity Rebekah lodge. Wednesday eve ming at a card party. Whist prizes were won by Mrs. Croth Mrs. Ron deau, Mrs. May Groth and MT, Nick erson and pinochle prizes by Mrs. scharman, Mrs. Frank Radll and MT. Iervin. Refreshments were served.
 Mrs. E. J. Woods and Mrs. E. E. Peterson of 267 Chestnut street en- tertained on Tuesday evening at a birthday surprise party in honor of Miss Jennie Stanquist of Sheffield street. The lawn was prettily decor ,ted with Japanese lanterns and bal oons. Miss Stanquist received many beautiful gifts including a. string of pearls. The evening was spent in playing games, and dancing following ! which refreshments were served Among the out of town guests were r Hiss Myrtle l. Rogers of Poughkeep- [ lie, N. Y and the Misses Haneburg f f Hartford, [ The young ladies of Vulcan Iron Works office force enjoyed pleasant V ,eek-end house party at Columbia u Ike as the guests of Miss Gwendolyn q Jackson last week s Those present were the Misses Eve y m Bigelow. Althea Martin, Ruth a ierney, Dorothy Heslitt, Alice Bailey, tt .osalie Bertini, Teclla Anderson, n [elen Schlling Isabel Jackson. Gwen olyn Jackson and Betty Townsend of Walden, N. Y. st
 d. On Tuesday evening the Parents and V eachers' association and alumni of le Smith school rendered Miss Mary principal of the school, a q lrewel party in observance of her "A ,mpletion of 40 years of service at '' lat school. About 500 were present Id Miss Tormay was presented with diamond and sapphire studded ring s' le will become principal of the new h' 'ashington school when 1t opens in 'ptember. Verna James. daughter of Mir. and UT rs Clayton James of 19 Armistice rect, entertained number of her tends at her home Thursday in A' nor of her tenth birthday. Favors l' d decorations were of red. white 'o Id blue in keeping with flag day. Re ashments were served and games ayed. Miss James proving most oa lightfu little hostess. ti'
 NJ; Miss Adeline Ohman, a student at 3 Damrosch Musical school of New s,, rk is spending her summer vaca- M, n at her home on Park street.
 A farewell party was rendered Miss ia, la Daly at the nome ot MISS Cath- Ms ne OLeary of 113 Greenwood m, eet, last Monday evening. Miss ly sailed today to spend the rest of summer in Ireland. She was pre- so, ted with a folding camera. The m, asts were entertained at five tables bridge, the prize winners being Miss herine Kent. Miss Celia Hickey. ,,,o ,s Margaret Collins and Miss Esther Po mon. He
 lea tr. and Mrs. Harrison T. Bristoll of to W York city are spending q few st $ in town. r Orlando Swift, son of Talmadge \ fit of Cedar street. Is home from vii -wich university, Vermont for his hor