New Britain herald., 1923-02-10

 Of Daly avenue were married by thi Reverend s, A, Grohal, pastor of th' church,
 Miss Helen Duran. sister Of th, groom vas the maid of honor an, Miss Anna Palusiak, cousin Of th' groom, was bridesmaid. ceeelia ana Betty Duran, sister and niece Of th, groom, were the flower girls, Georg' J, Duran was the hest man, E, n pudjaek was an usher al the church
 The bride wore a gown of white searEeite trimmed with shadow laes while her attendants wore gowns e gray crepe de chine,
 Following the wedding service a rs, eeRtioR was held at the home Of the brides parents to over a hundred 1 friends and relatives. Decorations about the house were carried out iH pink and white, Mir. and Mrs, Duran Jeff on wedding trip to New York city, Upon their return. they will make their home at 80 Daily avenue, The church choir Of St. Matthews Lutheran church presented a very attractive program Of music at the musicale held in the church hall last evening, The program under the di- reetion Of F. J. Klopp was presented as follows;
 chorus-'The Flag of Freedom" Piano solo ,,,,,, Miss c. Sehaeff Comic sketeh-Mr. Rauschelbach and
 K, F. Kaufman
 Soprano solo ... Mrs. William Ramm pialogue-"Wanted-A Mo Cook" Quartette-Mrs. William kamm, Miss
 l.. steege. F. J. Klonp and K. E.
 Kaufman.
 Violin solo ... Herbert Hausmann Comic sketch K. Lunn and O. Stecge chorus-"Good Night Beloved"
 The musicale will be given again this evening.
 At the annual meeting of the City Mission held Thursday evening Err nest F. Neumann was reelected hon. orary president. r.. Nj. Wightman was reelected president and the following officers were reelected to head the mission. Vice President Mortimer IT. Camp. Secretary c. H. Barnes and Treasurer w. l.. Damon. MT. Damon gave financial report of the past year. Miss Louise Coates. superin- tendent: Miss Estclla Dickinson and Mrs. Nicolo D'Adario. assistant super of the mission. gave inter esting reports of their work.
 IL ..f. met at the home of Mrs. F. B. Proud man on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. W. T. Rcintrecht of New York gave | very interesting talk on her travels and experiences in China to the de- light Of the ladies. She appeared in the costume of a real Chinese princess. Several pleasing selections were rendered by the Ladies' Trio | ,fter which refreshments were served. Mrs. Proudman was assisted by Mrs | ]. H. Latham and Mrs. T. H. Cogs- l we'll in entertaining Ter guests
 Stanley Woman's Relief Corps and riends will celebrate Lincoln's birth lay and all birthdays of members coming in January and February in !. A. R. hall Monday afternoon, Feb 'uary 1e.
 Mrs. John W. McCabe will open her home on Grove Hill Wednesday, February Fist to bridge and whist Or the members of the Daughters of sa bella.
 Mrs. T. R. Hyatt of Corbin avenue las returned from Washington. D. C.. where she has been the guest of her ister. ere to give this evening at the home f Miss Anna Traut, daughter of Mir 1, nd Mrs. Frank Traut of West Main z treet. has been postponed until next :, evening because of the ' 'eather. Harry A. Emmett of New Haven :, as been visiting friends in town. MT. and Mrs. E. w. Abbe of Curtis T T rect are at St. Petersburg, Fla. A. w Stanley of Stanley street who spending the winter season at inchurst, N. C., has qualified for the ' xth division in a golf tournament T ,ld there.
 Mrs Foster Packard of Trinity rect is visiting in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Franklin Griswold Id two children of sherman Court it e at St. Petersburg, Fla, for sev- tr al weeks. e The Woman's Missionary society Of " e Berlin Congregational church be- re n the study of the book Building n, ith India at the meeting held pl ednesday afternoon. IT
 P; Colonel Charles Winslow Burpee, So 10 has been giving such interesting F. trent Event talks to the Business i Professional Women's club mem -s. will address the High school b on Monday evening at the '. M. A.