New Britain herald., 1923-11-03

The regular meeting of the Mis- sionary department of the First Con- gregational church which will be held on Friday, November 2. promises to be an extremely interesting one. It will be an all day sewing meeting with luncheon served at noon, the program starting at ?. m. Mrs. r. | G. Platt will be the leader of the meeting and will give a talk on study books for the year on Japan" sub ject in which the department is deep- 1 ly interested. As Mrs. Platt is an es- pecially able speaker and has made Ian extensive study Of her theme, the 1 members of the association and their 1 friends are anticipating her talk with much pleasure. The church parlors will be most attractive in their Japan csc decorations for this event which, in addition to the program, will i'm clude an exhibition of Japanese arti- cles
 Another Halloween party was held Monday evening at the home Of Mir. and Mrs. Albin Hjerpe of Winthrop street The party was held in inc i cellar. which was decorated with quantities of autumn leaves and corn stalks. The usual games were played and buffet supper was served. Those 1 bidden to the affair were Mir. and Mrs ! David Hielm, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sandal, MT. and Mrs. Eric Sundauist. MT. and Mrs. Simeon Molander, MT. ard Mrs. Harry Bloomquist, Mir. and Mrs. Albin Johnson, Mir. and Mrs. Rudolph Syensll. Mir. and Mrs. Alex andcr Olson. Mir. and Mrs. William Appel. NIT. and Mrs. Kenneth Wallen. Miss Mildred Hjerpe. Winifred Am derson and Walter Johnson.
 Friends Of MT. and Mrs A. J. Cars well pleasantly surprised them at their homo on West Main street last Friday evening. Decorations were carried out in Halloween colors. A buffet supper was served. Mir and Mrs. II, Bacon Mir. and Mrs. P. P. Carswel, Mrs F.. Carswell, Miss Flea nor Carswell. Mrs. Helen Elliott, Mir. and Mrs F. Gahring. Mir. and Mrs. l. FIayelick, MT and Mrs. H. Markie and Miss Ethe Markie. all Of this city and Mr. and Mrs r. B. Hart Of Unionville, were among those present. Prizes woro awarded to Mrs. H. Bacon and r GehrinE.
 On Wednesday morning last in St. Johns church. Middlctown, Conn, the wedding of Miss Anna Kidney of that town and Wilbur l.. Dacey son of Mir. and Mrs Michael P. Dacey Of this city. took place. Miss Kidney was at- tended hy Miss Marjorie Daeey a sis ter Of the groom. The best man was John Kidney, brother of tho bride. Miss Kidney wore gown of beaded ceorgette over canton crepe trimmed with silver and fur. Shc wore a black picture hat and carried bouquet Of white ehrysanthomums. Her attend ant was dressed in figured canton crepe over white silk. Sho also wore black picture hat and carried a bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums. After wedding trip, Mir. and Mrs. htccy VII reside at n Black Rock avenue.
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 Miss Eleanor Lewis of Russell street has been spending a few days in New York city
 The annual Halloween party of inc North. 4 Judd Girls club was held Monday evening at fhe Anchor Brand club house. which was decorated in orange and black for the occasion. Halloween games were played. inc girls appeared in costumes which were bright and eolorfni X prize went to Mrs. Jcnnic Marsh for wearing inc funniest costume and to Miss lila Hoffman for having tho prettiest cos- tune.
 \ house warming vas given Sun day by Mir. and Mrs. II. Rahinow at their new homo on Arch street
 
 Mrs. Eufna HcmunNay of i.cxinr- ton street. regent or the Esther stan ley chapter. n. A. R.. was guest nt ihr fall meeting or thc Ruth wytlSH Chapter. n. \. R.. which was held Wednesday afternoon at the parish house of the Asylum Hin Congrera- tonal church Hartford. that date being the anniycrsary of the hiding of the charter or Connecticut in the oak on the wyllys estate.
 
 Tho Junior Achievement club Vi1i hold bazaar and exhibition nf hAndi- craft at thc Boys club on December 70. 2i and %. The bazaar ~ii1 in- cludc variety of exhibits Of hand work don" by boys and girls Of the city.
 Members of the Business and Prn- fcssionai Women's club held q Hsi- lone'en party "Wednesday evening in the club rooms. which was attractive ly decorated with orange and black. The costumes were many and varied. Prizcs werr awarded Co Miss Eileen Gilmore for having the funniest cos iumn and to Miss Helen Wheeler for wearing thc prettiest costume. Re- freshm"nts were served. The comn1f- fcc i1 charge consisted pf Mise Ruth < Andrrsou. chairman. and the Misses Eileen Giimore. Mary nnnahug. 1.or- ~tts Csuneld. Dorothy Stiauet. Ruth o'Brien. Helen Wheeler and Ruth arson.
 Mrs. Harry W. HuHrren of Grand jew Terrace. Hartford entertained party of about s1 friends Thursday