New Britain herald., 1923-06-16

Fl Mrs, W, T, Cahslan entertained al n bridge Tuesday evening at her h0Rs ls eh Lincoln Road lR compliment ts ], Miss Agnes Middlemass,
 T Airs Vernon Rrierly af W0astel T street entertained two tables of hFidgf ai her home "Wednesday afternoon ' The prizes were awarded 10 Mrs '' James Baldwin and to Miss Esther !, Stanley,
 ' The summer dance which inc \, \, ? sorority girls will give Wednesday 2 evening at the Hotel Rand in Hart ? ford promises ia he unusually success ? fsl, Several Of the school and col. y lese SCI as well as many home ps0- ? nie from town and from Hartford are planning t0 attend, The Riltmore Cascade orchestra will furnish ihe music for dancing from 10 1 o'clock,
 MF, and Mrs, Carl Lockwood of West
 Hartford and Mir, and Mrs, Clifton Wiison are 10 he the patrons, Miss AmRlia Tfaut. daughter of Mr, and Mrs, George Traut of West Main street, and Miss Mary Wolff. daughter of Mir, and Mrs, (. 0. waiff of Arch street, are in Hartford today 10 at- tend the annual National convention of the Alpha Alpha sorority at inc Hotel Bond,
 Harold Eusenberg has returned from Harvard University.  . Mr. and Mrs. Claude Stevens Of i kensington attended tho graduation exercises al suffield school Tuesday. ! Their son. Kermit r. Stevens. was n member Of the class
 Mrs, James Rogers and son. Daniel | of St, Petersburg. \. r.. formerly Of | this city, are visiting in Hartford.
 
 Mrs Robert Booth and Mrs. Nor { timer Stanley Of Short Beach, were Visiting in town yesterday.
 Miss Agnes Middcmass. daughter of Mrs. William Middlemass of South High street. and Alden Hickey. son of the late pr. Alden and Mrs. Hickey of Dayton. O.. will be married Monday evening at s:30 o'clock at the home of the bride -to-be. Dr. George w. C. Hill of the South Congregational church and the Rev. Samuel Fiske of the Second Congregational church of Berlin will perform the ceremony in the presence of the immediate fam flies. Mir. Hickey is a brother of Par ; con Hickey og Berlin.
 The wedding of Charles A. Frud- I hon of East Berlin and Miss Anna 1 Claughsey. daughter of Mrs. Harriet Claughsey of Fremont street. took place at St. Mary's rectory Monday } morning at II o'clock. Rev. Father [ Sullivan of Colchester, a cousin of the bride. performed the ceremony. Miss Anna c. Claughsey, cousin of the ( bride. was bridesmaid, and John was hest man. A wedding breakfast was served at the home of i the brides mother, following which s the couple left on wedding trip. s The wedding of Miss Margaret Will FOX, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox of Berlin and J. Edgar Hun e nicutt, Jr., son of Mir. and Mrs. Il C Edgar Hunnicutt of Atlanta, Georgia, s will take place next Thursday even ls ng at o'clock at the Second Con- b ,regational church in Berlin. Rev, T Samuel Fiske will perform the cere- nony. Miss Wilcox has chosen for Ter maid of honor Miss Katheryn fr Wilcox of Middletown. and her m will be Miss Elizabeth Ryan and Miss Miriam Prime of New iork city, Miss Frances Powell of At of anta. Georgia, and Miss Ruth Foss su f Brunswick, Maine. Samuel Will K OK Trinity 25, a brother Of the be, will be Mir, Hunnioutt's est man. The ushers are to be Earl ar ,reene and DeFord Smith of Atlanta, re |eorgia. Howell Jackson of New York ity and William Hannon of Detroit, following the marriage Nj eremony at the church there is to be SC reception at the home of the bride. br Hiss Wilcox is a popular member of co le younger set in Berlin and is well da noWn in town. Several luncheons dr nd dinners have been given in her Ir, onor. On last Wednesday evening, w iss Hazel Vile of kensington gave q Mi ance at the Community House for ste iss Wilcox. Mi
 Ca Stanley OldershaW, son of Mir. and Ne rs. Arthur Oldershaw of Corbin av- Ha tue, is home from Trinity college r the summer vacation. Mir. Older aW attended the prom at the col FNo ge Monday evening, having for his Mo tot I'd.
 Mrs. William Hunt Rattenbury and | ughters, Miss Fay and Miss Jane the ,ttenbury, of Lenox Place, are Nal ending the su inner at Lake Waram- Ere g, MT. Rattepbury going to the se for week-ends. T
 ban Mrs. r. c. Platt of Trinity street on turned today from Asbury Park was ere she has been spending the last 0 weeks. c
 Mrs MT. and Mrs. Fred Loomis of liar gra, on street are spending the week Iaf at their summer home in Milford Nr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnston of Stai pie Hill are on a motor trip to wed )vidence, R. I. On Tuesday they attend the graduation exercises NJ Wheaton College, Mrs. Johnston's Clar CT being member of the class. schc
 afte Hiss Elizabeth Leghorn has been wor ted delegate to the annual na- Ken lal convention of Business and tin 1 fessional Women's clubs, at Port rIsse