New Britain herald., 1923-10-27
MANY WEDDINGS DURING WEEK
Meeting Local People Exhibit Horse Show
 Woman's cts Tuesday

0f Founders and Patriots Of America, held a meeting yesterday st the Farm ingten Country club with the presir dent, Mrs, Frank A, cefhln Of Nes' Haven, presiding, Mrs Harry D, Williams of Hartford and Mrs, wil- liam F. Brooks Of this city. who is historian Of the society, were in charge ef the meeting. Airs, Brooks read a most interesting paper on Mills and Mines of Ancient Farm, ington" which was Of great local in- tefest. Miss Sarah Tarlston Fiske of New Haven sang group of delight TOO people. among them were is from New Britain. including Mrs, William Hungerford. Mrs William Brooks Miss Mary Whittlesey, Mrs, n. S.
 femenwsy. Mrs Laurence Mouat. Mrs, Y. R. Eddy, Mrs. C. n. Stanley. Mrs. James Robinson. Mrs. c, W, Nichols. Mrs, F. ]. Porter. Mrs. r. w. Benham. Mrs. MeGinnes and Mrs. F. Allen Moore. The officers Of the chapter follow! President. Mrs. Frank corbin Of New Haven; vice. president. Mrs Moves D. Baldwin Of Derby; treasurer Mrs c, II. Rohner; bistor- ian. Mrs William F. Brooks of New Britain; recording secretary, Mrs Will liam c. Shaw of Derby; eorrespond. ing secretary. Mrs. F, c. Cramer Of Clinton; chaplain. Miss Jeanette Booth Of stratford; color bearer. Mrs. Frederick A. Strong Of Bridreport. registrar. Mrs, Arthur IT. Jackson of New Haven. The councillors include Mrs. Harry n. Williams Of Hartford Mrs. E. A. Baldwin, Mrs. William r Futile. Mrs. Henry L. Harrison of New Haven, Mrs David T. Welsh of west Haven. Mrs. Charles II. Arm. strong of Bridgeport. Miss Mary Whlthesey Of New Britain, Mrs Isaac k. Wakeman Of Naugatuck. and Mrs Joel M. Anderson Of Stamford
 pretty autumn wedding took ni,o. Wednesday afternoon at the home AT Mir. and Mrs. Niles A. Johnson of ,ka west Main street Plainville, when their daughter. Miss Nellie WilheI. nina Johnson, became the bride Of Raymond Gridley Williams. son of Mir. and Mrs. Robert H. Williams of Queen street, southington. Rev. A. 0. Hjelm. pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church of Bristol, officjated. The bride was attended by Miss Anna Johnson. her sister. as maid of honor. and Ralph Williams a cousin Of the groom. was best man. The bride was attired in a gown of con- ton silk crepe, trimmed with pearls and a veil caught with orange blos- soms. She carried shower bouquet of bridel roses. The maid of honor wore honeydew silk chiffon. The brides gift to her attendant was ring set with garnets and the gift of the groom to his best man was an amethyst scarf pin Following the ceremony reception was held at which there were about 100 guests present from Bristol, Southington. Hartford, South Norwalk, Berlin and Plainyille. The home was prettily decorated with ferns, autumn leaves and yellow chrysanthemums. The couple left on a honeytn oon trip and their return will reside at Park street, PlalnV1lle.
 Mir and Mrs. Wallace Jones. Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Fawley and I. w. Ranch spent last weekend in the Berkshire and Green mountains.
 Mrs. Walter Hart gave a small bridge party at her home on Hart yfr Tt4 George kimball was awarded the prize.
 The next meeting of Miss Mary Taylor Rlauyelt's current events class will be held Thursday, November s, at 3 o'clock at the First church chapel
 The Esther Stanley chapter, Daugh- | .ers of the American Revolution, will | hold it's opening meeting next Friday afternoon at the home of Miss Mary Whittlesey of West Main street. The | meeting will be preceded by a lunch con at the Shuttle Meadow club which | the board of the local chapter will l give in compliment to the state off | ,ers and councillors who are coming |, lere to attend tho meeting. Mrs. John -.aidlaw Buel of Litchfield, national ! ,ice- president general of the society ! will be the only national officer to at | end the meeting. The state officers | include Mrs. Charles Humphrey Bis ,ell of Southington, state regent; Miss tatheryn A. Middleton of Derby, state ,ice-regent; Mrs, Frederick s. Stew ms of Bridgeport, recording secretary: Miss Alice Lee Coe of Winsted, cor secretary; Mrs. James K. Jrofut of Simsbury, state consulting egistrar: Miss Jennie Loomis of Windsor, state treasurer; Miss Har- jet P. Marsh of New Haven, state Miss Jessie w. Hayden of Cast Hartford, state librarian. The councillors are Miss Florence s. N. ,rofut of Hartford, Mrs. Frederick A. ;trong of Bridgeport, Mrs. Charles NJ. seach of New Milford, Mrs. Frank F. ipencer of Manchester, Mrs. William ngraham of Bristol, Miss Mary louise Pardee of Newtown and Mrs. Willis Terrill of Middletown.
 Announcement has been made of he marriage of Miss Ottilie Mueller, laughter of the late Charles Mueller, if Arch street, and J. Everett Ward f Brooklyn, New York. The we'd ling took place October IS at Clifton lark, New York. Rev. NJ. W. Fuller ,erformed the ceremony. Miss Muel- CT is well known in town. she is an
 
 riends among musicians. Mir. Ward 5 engaged in the fruit packing busi- ess in New York city. He is a raduatc of Adeiphi Academy of Mir. and Mrs. Mueller have