New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
Belleair Heights, FloTids. Feb. g. snaeial fa inc Heralae


 special to the Heraldi
 Although the usual round of social
 events at Beheair this week was ia-
 terrunied by the Woman Golf touraa-
 ment. which closed Friday. a dinner
 party of unusual beauty and elabor-
 ateness was given by MT, and Mrs
 Harold Judd, in celebration of their
 eighth wedding anniversary,
 The dinner was gNen al the Judd
 cottage, on Belleair Heights. and was
 attended by about to friends who
 have winter homes at Beileair or are
 guests al the Belleyiew for the winter, Among this.number were Ar. and Mrs,
 Philip corbin Of New Britain, who are
 house guests of Mir. and Mrs, Judd;
 Mir. and Mrs. Brink Thorn. of New
 York; Mir, and Mrs, Ring Lardner Of Great Neck: Mir. and Mrs. Lewis
 Brown. Mir. and Mrs. Walter Moriand and Mrs. George Crawford Of Pitts
 burgh: Mir. and Mrs P l.. Ford and Mir. and Mrs, Joseph Schiatman Of De- troit. Mich: Mir. and Mrs. Grantland
 Rice; Mir. and Mrs, George Morse. Of Rutland. Vt; MT, and Mrs. James Nj. Stakeholder. Jr.; Of South Bend. Ind; George Ade and ort Wells Of Chicago. and Lee Knight of Philadelphia.
 Following the dinner. progressive bridge was played. Mrs. Phil corbin was first prize winner. with Mrs. George Morse second; and Lewis Brown and Brink Thorn were win ners for the mems prizes.
 Women at Bellcaif were the most enthusiastic followers at the weeks tournament, and were out to each match following their favorites. Such well known players as Miss Glenna Collette. champion of many matches: Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd. former British. Canadian, Scotch and Ameri- can champion and Mp. Caleb Fox. who has qualified in 26 tournaments, were in the tourney.
 Several Beach parties at Belleair island, which is two miles from the mainland. in the Gulf of Mexico. were enjoyed during the week. The trip was made in launches and yachts. and the parties remain for supper on the beach.
 The Saturday night dance at the 1 Belleyiew was we'll attended by both | hotel guests and members of the cot tage colony.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. c. Swift of Forest | Sommerville, North Carolina.
 Members of the Eddy Glover Post of the American Legion are making 1 plans for their fourth annual ball | which promises to be the most bril- liant events in the history of the le- zion. It is to be held on Friday eve- ming February 9th at the state armory on Arch street. There is to be a con- cert from 8 to 9 o'clock with dancing from to 12 o'clock. The commanders, state officers and adjutants of nearby 1 posts have been invited and it is ex- pected that they will be present.
 Howard T. Timbrel and Robert c. Vance are on the publicity commit tee and Stanley Eddy and B. Doherty Have been placed on the decorating md hall committee. Harry c. Jack { ,on and H. E. Scheuy will serve on the ticket committee with Louis F'leischer ( md Eliot Burr serving on the refresh ncnt committee. James P. Rogers, J. i ;. Andrews and Rodman Chamberlain { will serve on the box committee; { Ieorge Unwin, Fred Hoffman, cocoa; { ;. E. Hellberg, Howard Timbrell larry Jackson, music.
 Miss Adeline Hausrath, daughter of :, Iugust Hausrath of 201 Smalley street ( nd Bruno Wagner. son of Mrs. Paul. ne Wagner of 3SO Arch street, were I larried this afternoon by Rev. A. c. I heodore Steege at St. Matthew's Ger ] Ian Lutheran church. The bride appeared most attractive, a ressed in a gown of white georgette | yer canton embroidered in silver with I train of canton and a tulle veil cov- r red with orange blossoms. She was T tended by Miss Minnie Wagner, sis C 1T of the groom, dressed in a gown c biege colored georgette over can b m embroidered with contrasting col r. ed beads; Miss Ruth Wuchart dress ' te over satin and embroidered in E lver ornaments; Miss Marguerite N ausrath dressed in gown of silver o ned orange chiffon taffeta embroid Vt ed with beads. al The bride carried a bouquet of s, hite roses and sweet peas while Miss agner carried a bouquet of pink ses, Miss Hausrath carried cream ses and Miss Wuchert tea roses. The groom was attended by Stan ', y Demorat. The two flower girls, VI iss Emma Hausrath and Miss Emma ~ klik were attired in white organdie oe esses and carried baskets of roses. John Hausrath of Holyoke. Mass, D ted as usher with Roy Cameron of CT is city. About 75 guests were pres Al t including many from Holyoke, ot ass., New York city, Hartford and N' w Britain. VI The church was prettily decorated pc tn palms and ferns. The brides Tn ts to her attendants were signet WI IFS while the groom presented the at st man with a scarf pin. ar Upon their return from their we'd lei lg trip which is unannounced. the lple will reside at 3SO Arch street. fes c groom is employed as an assist yes ] foreman at the Russell and Erwin tea company. The bride aft merly worked at the same factory. toe
 gal several of the younger set from gyI m will attend the dance which is pro be held at Tale Commons, New Wa ven, on Tuesday evening. The thu ice will take the place of the vii and sophomore german. gut Yale junior prom festivities which I