New Britain herald., 1923-10-27

aitffhoon aI ocloek at st, Matthew's Lutheran church when Miss Anna keumann, daughter Of Ar, and Mrs, Fred AeumsRH Of NesinEton, became the bride Of Albert Eekerf, son Of Mir, and Mrs, Fred Eekert, also of New ington, The pastor Of the church, Rev. A. c, Theodore sieeEs, eftieiated,
 Miss Neumahh was attended by Miss Ann Eekert, sister of the groom. as maid Of henef. Mics Lena Hine was bridesmaid. The groom had for his best man, Edward ziteot. his eou. sin. and dustase Eekert, his brother.
 The bride wore gown Of bridal satin trimmed with Oriental lace. Her veil was caught with orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet Of bride roses and lilies-of. the -yailey. The maid Of honor wore crepe back satin. sun- burst shade, with silver trimmings. Her bouquet was of yellow ehrysan- themums. The bridesmaids gown was Of pale blue and she carried bou- auet of yellow ehrysanthemums.
 After the wedding reception was held at the brides home. about is6 guests being present from Cleveland. Boston. New York. Hartford, Bristol. Canada and New Britain. MT. and Mrs. Eekert left for Washington. D. C.. by motor for their honeymoon. They will be at home on Jerome street. this city. after November s.
 Angelo Patrl. author Of Child Training" and the man who discoN- CTS children. whose daily articles are In several newspapers. will speak here Friday evening. November Q, under the auspices of the New Brit aln Business and Professional Wom- ems club. at the Camp school auditor iun. All mothers of the city are es- reclally invited to attend the lecture, which will be open to the public.
 Mir. Patri, through his work as principal of large public school in the Bronx, New York city. has be- come a recognized authority on rear ing children.
 On Sunday evening last, the First Lutheran church was again filled to This time the occasion be- ing the Mendeissohn Glee club of Worcester, assisted by the Wenner- berg male chorus. which so success fully presented their concert last week. The Worcester singers were under the direction of J. Fritz Hartz. The artists were Miss Lillian Johnson, soprano, and Miss Helen Yngve, con ! tralto. Miss Edith Ecklund was at the piano. Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee" sung by the chorus of the Mendelssohn club and the Wen ncrberg male chorus was so success full as to hold the audience spellbound. Rev. A. A. Ahlquist directed this i 
 The program follows:
 |. Organ--"Sonata No. 1" Bergquist i
 ]. Fritz Hartz
 2. (a) The Voyage" ........
 ................. ..... Mendelssohn 1
 (b) Hunters Farewell ...
 ........ ..... Mendelssohn }. Aria UT Oratoriet "Skapelsen.'
 ......'. ...... Haydn
 Miss Lillian Johnson [. (a) Pa stranden". .... Edgren
 (b) "Aiitt hemlands dal". .Pfeil i. Duet--"I Waited for the Lord"
 ............ Mendelssohn
 Misses Helen Yngve and Lillian
 Johnson
 ]. Two Negro spirituals"
 Deep River .......,.,. Lucas
 Gods Heaven" ........... Gaul
 Intermission
 :. "Finlandia" .... Sebelius
 Miss Edith Eklund
 |. ''Tho Prisoner in the Caucasus
 .,,,........... Schindler
 GA Cossack Lament)
 g. Contralto Rem ember Now
 Thy Creator" .......... Miller
 Miss Helen Yngve
 o. Cantata-"The Nun of Nid-
 arcs" (wtth soprano solo).. Buck I. Now Let Every Tongue Adore
 1hee '....'..... Bach Vennerberg Chorus and Mendelssohn Tub. Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist, director.
 Over 500 persons attended the or gan recital and vocal concert ren- iered jointly by Robert H. Prutting Ind John T. Dowd of Hartford at the Congregational church, Plainville, thursday evening. The program was arranged tc ,ring out the power and sweetness of he new organ and tho vocal select ; ons rendered by Mir. Down, were pleasing. The program was asfollows: Prae- udium (E Flat Major), Hessex and < 0ugue (F Minor), Handel Mr. Prut- ing; Recitation and Aria from "The { ;reation,' Haydn, Mir. Dowd Reve ;harmand, D'Lille. Barcarolle, $ 7aulkes, Cappriccio, Lemaigre, Even- I lde Introductory hymn, Abide 2 With Me') Frysinger, Hosanna, I Vachs Mir. Prutting; Hymn to the Wight Campbell Tipton, Where'er ( lou Walk, Handel, Total Eclipse, l Handel, Be Thou Faithful Unto , Death from "St. Paul", Mendelssohn, fr. Dowd, Marche solcnelle, Mailly, t fir. Prutting. 2 Armed or equipped with individual ! lncheons. including cup, fork and a poon, members of the New Britain unshine society will trolley to New ! igton Monday where they will enjoy c n autumn picnic" at the home of lrs. Alden Anderson. They will leave ere on the It:10 trolley. Following session at the home of Mrs. An ' ersou the members will visit the f ewington Home for Crippled Chill ren.
 MT. and Mrs. G. F. Bailey and a aughter of Chicago, who have been t isiting their parents. Mir. and Mrs. . W. Bailey of Chestnut street, have sturned to their home. a
 s