New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
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 church will perform the eeFemonys
 Miss Duneanson has chosen her sister Of honaf, her bridesmaids will include
 Miss Sally smith, Miss Helen Caldwell, Mrs, William Peace. Miss Myrtle Por- ter and Mrs, Charles Law who is 2 sister of the bride to be. Karl smith of Boston win be Mir, Pipers hest man the ushers will he Charles Law. Harry IAernau and Harold Duneanson, 3 brother of the bride to be, Fred Clark of Boston and Harry Latham Of New York city, Following the wedding ceremony there will be an informal reception at the bride to he's parents,
 On Tuesday evening the Moman's club held its annual Guest Night in The First Church chapel, The plat form was gay with flowers, A large audience waited with evident happy anticipation the appearance of the speaker of the evening, Marcus White. and when removing beau- f.s'' hasliet af carnations from the tahis. he dryiy remarked, "i will inns mediateiy remove all counter att ...ouons," there was gleefui applause Air. Whites subject was "Faet and Fancy in Psychology"
 ''The majority of people are bn- lieyers." he said. and psychology of fars greater chance Of taking et- vantage Of this quality than do physical sciences He held nn- hinching attention and left his audi ence feeling clear-minded and living in the light. Psychology Is young science and there are great claims made for H." he said. But let us never forget that science is n search for truth"
 Following the lecture coffee and sandwiches. Ice cream and cake were served in the parlors. Mrs. Marcus White and Mrs. R. N. Hemenway poured, assisted by the social com mittee. Theron Hart rendered choice selections on the piano and music lovers fingered in appreciative enjoy ment,
 Miss Ebba Carlson was pleasantly surprised at her home on Dwight street on Thursday evening by sev- cral Of her friends who gave her al farewell party. Miss Carlson will en- ter the Hartford Hospital Nurses Training school next week. She was presented witif wrist watch by herI friends.
 ]. ]. Donahue of Belvedere enter taincd several young friends for his daughter, Miss Anna .Donahue, on Thursday evening by taking them on a sleigh rido to Farmington. They stopped at the Elm Tree Inn where a buffet supper was served. a
 The regular meeting of the Sun shine society will be held Monday afternoon February at 2:S0 o'clock.
 Rev. .,. T. Steege pastor of St. Matthews Lutheran church was pleasantly surprised at his home on Warlock street on Wednesday aft ernoon when 20 members from the Ladies society of the. church dropped in to wish him happy birthday. The president. Mrs. W. F. Hausman, presented him. with a cash gift.
 Miss Helen Downes daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John F. Downes of Monroe street is home from NeWl Rochelle college for her mid -winterf recess.
 Leo Gaffney and Cyr Gaffncy sons of Judge and Mrs. E. r.. Gaffney of Vine street are home from Yale Uni versity for few days. Sidney Carlson of Fairview street is ] home from Dean Academy, Franklin, Mass. Clifton Weed. son of MT. and Mrs T. l.. Weed of South Burritt street, { Is home from Rensselaer,, Troy, N. r., for the mid-winter recess. {. Lars Fromen, son of pr. F.. T. and r Mrs Fromen of West Main street, is , home from Williston for a few days f recess. Frank Delaney, son of Postmaster + W. F. Delaney and Mrs. Delaney of [ 8assett street, is home from Yale T to spend a few days in 1. own with his parents. . Sheldon Westlock of Hart street is |, ,ome from R. P. I. for the mid win CT recess.
 Mrs. E. Pason Fairchid, of Mont lair, N. J., is the guest of Mrs. Bay z, .rd Crunn of Garden street. Miss Margery Towers. daughter of ' Ir. and Mrs. Reginald Towers of o Hamilton street, swill celebrate her sl econd birthday anniversary tomor- O ow. tt PitzGerald Takes Issue ,r n