New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

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 High street, and Hobart Henry Cori dan, son Of MT. and Mrs. Richard Coridan Of Jerome street. The wed ding took place Wednesday at St Mary's church. Rev. Philip Caller, of Glassport Pa, a cousin of tho bride, officiated. Miss Helen Conros was the bridesmaid, and Francis Cori- dan, brother of the groom. was the best man. The bride wore q gown ot brown brocadcd chiffon with brown and silver hat. Her attendant wore cocoa brown brocaded canton crepe with gold hat. Following the cere- mony wedding breakfast was served at the home of the brides mother MT, and Mrs. Coridan left on wed ! ding trip to New York and Washing 1 ton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Schaefer of l Trinity street celebrated their 39th wedding anniversary on Wednesday last.
 Mrs. Louise Kelsey of Winthrop l street is visiting in Bantam, Conn.
 
 Miss Lillia Hill, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Hill of Wint hrop street will return tomorrow to the Boston university after spending her Thanksgiving recess with her parents. Royal Heineck, son of MT. and Mrs. A. Hcineck of Stanley street, has been spending his Thanksgiving recess with his parents.
 MT and Mrs. Seymour Holmes of New York city are the guests of Mrs. Hoymes' parents, Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Russell of Grove Hill. Mrs. Holmes was formerly Miss Julie Russell.
 
 Mrs' Robert $. Brown gave bridge party at her home yesterday after noon for her house guest Mrs. Ives of Boston, Mass. There were three tables playing and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Charles Chase, Mrs William Diehl and to Mrs, William Hungerford. Mrs. Brown served afternoon tea to her guests.
 MT, and Mrs Russell Nelson of Murray street will return tomorrow from Now York city where they have been spending several days.
 Mir and Mrs. H. F. Chamberlain of Hanover, Mass, formerly of this town. have been the guests of Ar. and Mrs, Isaac Black of Harrison street.
 MT and Mrs. Fred w Porter and daughter, Jane, of Garden street spent Thanksgiving with Mir. and Mrs. Leon Drake of New Haven, Conn.
 Miss Helen Caldwell, daughter of MT, and Mrs, A. G. Caldwell of liar rison street. came home from New fork city 10 spend Thanksgiving in town.
 Thanksgiving night the Theta Sig ma fraternity held its annual dance at the Y. w. c. A. The affair was re- ported 10 be successful, financially and socially.
 Decorative settings were in black and orange. Mulluzzos orchestra nf Hartford furnished the music Guests from Hartford New Haven and sev- oral other nearby cities were present.
 Tho committee in charge was Will liam McCuc, chairman; John Conion and John Cianci.
 Mrs. Margaret Rigley Of 2l Olive street announces the engagement Of her daughter, Miss Eileen F. Bigley. i to Victor Domijan. Miss Bigley is 1 in the office Of the Travel 1 CTS Insurance Co. in Hartford. Mir. Domiian is assistant treasurer of the Commercial Trust Co. of this city, No datc has been set for the wedding.
 Miss Gladys Fogarty. daughter Of Mrs. w. IT. Fogarty Of Washington street. and Miss Edith Toomis, daugh- ter Of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Loomis of Harrison street, entertained thirteen -ables of bridge yesterday afternoon it Miss F'oEarty's home for the bene- it of the Skidmorc endowment fund. Tables were reserved by Miss Judith Sessions Of Bristol. Miss Florence Trnmbull of Plainville. Miss Berna- line Walker. Miss Harriet Rcyna1. Miss Mae Rocan, Miss Alice Alderson. Miss Doris Quillon. Mrs. E. r. Gan. 'ey, Mrs. r. W. Loomis. Mrs. r. \. Booth. Mrs. r. r. McDonough. Mrs. '. c. Margsrgal and Miss Airline Nelson. The prizes. which were do- lated by Mrs. r. W. Loomis and Mrs. W. T. Fogsrty, were won by Mrs. ohn Curtin. Miss Harriet Rcvpal, Hiss Eunicc Humphrey and Miss .1canor Lewis. NIT. and Mrs. e. r. Richter of Arch treet announce the engagement Of heir daughter, Miss Frances Chris ina. to James P keough. son of Mir nd Mrs. James F.. Keough of North iurritt street. The announcement l, TBS made at bridge party given last N"nirE at the home of Miss Ecrnicc i chr of Columbia street
 
 Arrange have benn rompieted 7r the concert to be given by the ow York Symphony orchestra under lc direction of Walter namrozcb in q apitol theater. Sunday afternoon. . 'erember :. Judging from tho interest shown in 'is cv"rt thr appraranrr of Waiter .. and his celebrated orches- z a rromisCs to hr gain ocrasion iu ' ie history or music here.
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