New Britain herald., 1923-10-27


 l The marriage ef Miss Grace Nlis llams aaushseF of AFs htisxhsan Aiiliams 0f DeiEht street. te sshn M. Hurley eg HaFtf0Fa tack place Tuesday morning d Isfs e'eleek ss II the church CT si. John the kfanssis | ist. oaly the immed date families were | preSsat. Miss Anna Williams seFFea as her sisters maid of honoF, jehs I Fitzsimmens af keHslRgton sss inc best man. Believing the service wedding breakfast Nas served at inc heme af the brides neither after which Mir, and Mrs, Hurley ieft on a wedding trip, They Stli make shsif heme in haTtfeEa,
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 Airs, q. n. Msnty Of kuFftNllls, N | Y, has heeH visiting her sister, Mfa- q, KrssmeF, Of Maple street
 MF. and Mrs, Wilbur r, Lester ef | chestaut street have announced ths engagement Of their daughter. Ethel ] II, Lester tO Newman C. Provost The wedding is ta take place al aa early date,
 The Kappa Gamma girls gave | Halloween party last evening al inc | home Of Miss Olga iiaigis. dsuEhlss of Mir. and Mrs, Louis ilaigis Of Gar | den street, The guests included the club r,<mbsFs. Miss Polly Montague, Miss Ruth Evans. Miss Lois Mills, Miss Augusta steipeek, Miss winifred Reynolds and Inc hostess. Clement Rsynsl. Douglas Mcguire. Eugene Brown. Jerome iIitehiner, Paul Tut tle and stuar. Dnye.
 Announcement has been made ef the engagement Of Miss Arleene Kane of Academy Hill. southinston. and Ar- thur Campbell of this city. The en- gagement was announced al party , which Mrs. John Flynn gave at her home in Southlngton Monday evening. Mrs Frank Johnston of West Main street, who is chairman Of the Maple Sugar booth of tho Greenwich Village fair which Is 10 be held in Hartford next month. under the auspices of the Hartford Woman's club. gave n tea at her homo Wednesday afternoon In compliment 10 Mrs. George Brenton Chandler, general chairman of ths fair. Twenty members of the New Britain committee were present. Tea was served in the dining room. Miss Agnes Johnston presided at the at. tractive table, which was decorated with white chrysanthemums. Mrs. Nj. II. Grlswold. Mrs A. N. Thompson. Mrs. Douglas Johnston and Miss Ruth Henry assisted with tho service.
 One Of the social attractions of the week was given at St. Marks church under the auspices of the Church Service League. An interest program comprised Of vocal and instrumental solos was given. The feature of the evening, however, was burlesque comedy on An open meeting of the church service league" A list of those taking part in the entertain ment includes Lester Hume, Leon Jackson, Richard Porter, Harry Whatnall, Jean Sbelius, Miss Cora Bertini, William Canno Huldah John son, Malcolm Humphrey, Robert Rus sell, Mrs. c. II. Disbrow. Mrs. I. D. Russell, Dr. F. A. E. Forrest, Charles
 
 liam Rotherford, Miss A. M. Martin. Miss Rosalie Bertini, Mrs Robert Russell and Ralph Britton. Miss Agnes Johnston. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Johnston of West Main street. has returned from weeks visit with friends at Smith college and Mt. Holyoke college.
 Members of the A. I. F.. fraternity have issued invitations for their an nual Thanksgiving dance, which will take place Wednesday evening. No- vember 2S, at the '. W. C. A. Will liam Began, Harry Moore and Ernest Casperson arc in charge.
 Last Monday afternoon the wedding of Miss Nellie Jackson of Winthrop street and Guy L. Darling of Newing- ton took place at the Trinity Metho- dist church parsonage. Miss Ruth Jackson attended her sister as maid of honor and Leonard Jackson, brother of the bride, was Mir. Darl- ing's best man. The bride was dress ed in dark blue canton crepe and she carried a bouquet of sweetheart roses. Her attendant wore gray canton crepe. Her bouquet was of red sweetheart roses. reception followed the we'd ding ceremony at the home of the bride, after which Mir. and Mrs. Darling left on an unannounced we'd ding trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Andcrs Overstrom of Griswold street were very pleasantly surprised Saturday evening at the Swedish Bethany church by a great many of their friends in honor of their sixth wedding anniversary Mir and Mrs. Ovcrstrom were married in Sweden, where they have a number of friends, among them many singers and music lovers. They have travelled extensively in Sweden, where Mir. Overstrom thought seriously of taking up the ministry, but gave it up at the advice of his teachers, who thought his voice was worthy of all his efforts. Since their arrival in this country. Mir. and Mrs Overstrom have gone on several concert tours.
 Mrs. W. F. Sternberg of Maple Hill attended tho Gopbe1- Rroun ueJdipv