New Britain herald., 1923-11-24
MANY WEDDINGS FEATURE PAST WEEK
Thanksgiving Observance At Shuttle Bridge
 Numerous This Week-CoIge Set Coming Home

ain general hospital for the benefit of the hospital and the Children's Home, will be held on Monday and Tuesday of next week. Contributions will be received at the public schools and will he delivered to the home and the hos pitsl Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Traut asks that all those who wish to contribute to the collection but who cannot do so through the schools, call 710-2 and a collection will be made. Mrs. Traut also makes an appeal for old linens to be used for the dressing of burns at the hospital.
 
 Herbert F.. Gregory. professor of geology at the Yale University will give a stereopticon lecture on Tues day evening. November 27. at 8 o'clock. at the First church chapel. Professor Gregory has chosen for his subject "The Disappearing Races of the South Sea Islands" Each member of the club may bring one guest to this meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Sloper, Mir and Mrs. Luther Parker, Mfr. and Mrs Clifton Wilson and Gardner Weld will be among the guests at the dinner which Mir. and Mrs. Cedric Boardman will give at the Hartford club this evening preceding the masquerade and carnival at the Greenwich Village Fair.
 Miss Flora Humphrey of West Main street is to have charge of a lchristmas sale for the benefit of dis Tabled soldiers. Toy. Christmas cards, hand woven scarfs. bags, belts, etc. will be on sale. These articles were all made by the disabled men them selves at the Reconstruction hospital in New York city.
 Miss Marjorie Anderson of Chestnut street and her sister. Miss Ina Ander- son who is a student at Beechwood school, Jenkinstown. Pa, pill spend the Thanksgiving holidays in New York city visiting friends.
 Miss Frances kopf of Park street has left for Cincinnati, Ohio. to spend several weeks.
 Miss Mac R. Stauffer Of Stanley street and John H. Jackson of South Rnrritt street will be married next Thursday at St. Mary's rectory. They will be attended hy the brides sister. Mrs. A. B. Williams, as matron of honor. Thomas r. Jackson. brother Of the groom will he the best man. Mir Jackson is assistant superintendent Of tho corhin Screw division of the American Hardware Corp.
 The wedding Of Miss Edith Swan. son, daughter of Mrs Severina Swan son of West Main street. and Carl Q. Carlson, took place this afternoon at tho brides home. Dr. Abel A, Ahl- auist, pastor of the First Lutheran church, performed tho ceremony.
 Richard House, son Of Mir. and Mrs W A. House Of T,enox Place. will come from Exeter Academy 10 spend his Thanksgiving holiday with his parents
 Missy Rub Andrews, daughter of Mfr. and Mrs. John Andrews Of Bas- sett street, Is expected home from Naliinrford, Conn. 10 spend her Thanksgiving recess with her parents. Miss Andrews is a member of the high school faculty in that town.
 George Klmball. son Of Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Kimball Of Lexington street. will come home from Phillips Exeter Academy for his Thanksgiving recess next week.
 Mir and Mrs T. H. Rristoli of Grove | Hili will have for their guests Thanks giving day their son and his wife. Mir | and Mrs. Harrison C. Br1stoll Of New | York city, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Me- 1 Cam Of Mi. Clair, N. l., son Allan | from Philadelphia, and Mrs. Roy Bristoll of Hartford.
 Harold Bassette. son of Mir and | Mrs R. F. Bassettc Of Emmons Place. | was among the spectators at the game today.
 
 On Sunday afternoon, December 2, | the New York Symphony orchestra l vili give concert al the Capitol the | ater under the auspices of the New | Britain Musical club. The orchestra | presents no less than 100 concerts l during s winter season. beside the l regular subscription concerts al home | in the Carnegie han. in the Asolian 1 hall and in Brooklyn. The orchestra | makes seven concert tours each ~in- | ter from the latter part Of October i through March. II is the only Amer. | icsn orchestra that was ever chosen to | tour Europe. This was done in 1q2h I Music lovers are eagerly looking for | vard to the day or the local concert | The program and box holders will be announced later.
 Donald Bristoll. son of Nr. and Mrs. \ T. H. Bristoll Of Grove Hill. will come home from Dartmouth University ne1t Wednesday 10 spend the Thanksgiving recess vith his parents
 Miss Florence Trumbuil. daughter sf Senator John TrurnbuIi and Mrs. Trumbull Of PiainviIle. ~in return \ "Wednesday from Hoiyoke college to spend her Thanksgiving holiday sith her parents
 Miss Corinne Goodwin. daughter of Hr. and Mrs. Burton Goodrin of Sherman Court. entertained few friends at bridge at her home Tues Say eveuinE.
 stanlsy oldershar. son of Mr. and