New Britain herald., 1923-11-10

a On W inES ol song.
 b Spring Song.
 Miss Molander. Miss Hine at the Piano. s---Volin.
 Andante Concerto in F Minor).
 Mir. stearns.
 Mrs. Andzulatis at the Plano. 4---Solo for Baritone.
 Draw Near All Ye People tElijah).
 Mir. Latham. Miss Lttlehales at the Piano. 5-Trio-Piano, Violin and Cello. Op. 4a.
 Mcssrs. Hart, Anderson and
 Schauffler. 6--Pianoforte.
 Fantasie--Op. 2S.,
 Miss Powers. 7-Mixed Chorus with Soprano Solo. Oh for the Wings of Dove.
 Clear My Prayer).
 Solo by Miss Earnest.
 Mir. Sjolander at the Piano. Miss Staples. Mss olison. Mir. Smaller, Miss Pindar. Miss Johnson. Mir,
 Stuhlmann. Mir. Latham, Mrs,
 Erickson. Mir. Lindsay.
 Mrs. George Kron of West Main street and Mrs. Montague and Eon, Sidney Montague, of Hawley street are spending the weekend in New York city.
 The annual convention Of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity is to be held in Montreal next month. It Is eH- pected that more than 300 represcn- tatives from various colleges and uni versailles of the United States will go to Canada to attend the convention. The session is the first over to be held in Canada, and the local chapters Of McGill university and Toronto uni- versity will act as hosts. The dates chosen for tho meeting are December e7, es and 29. A feature of the en- tertafnment will be program of win fer sports.
 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Phyllis Mae Brown. daughter of Mfr. and Mrs John Brown of Hartford, and Hay den Howard Thompson Of plainville. The wedding took place Monday at the home of the brides parents, Rev. Thomas Pace Haig officiating. The bride wore a dress of brown crepe satin with a hat to match and carried . bouquet of pale yellow roses. Mrs. Gordon Christopher of Thomaston, a sister of the bride, was the matron or honor, and Gordon Christopher was the best man. After the ceremony a luncheon was served to the members of the families. Mir. and Mrs Thomp- son will live at i5 sherman street, Bristol, after their return from a short wedding trip. Mir. Thompson Is in the production office Of the New Departure Manufacturing Co., Bris- tol.
 Stanton Sirkin. son of Mir. and Mrs IT. sirkln of Main street, entertained several of his young friends at his home Sunday afternoon in honor or his third birthday.
 Miss Florence Fitzgerald and Miss Esther Fitzgerald of East Main street spent last weekend in Torrington. Miss Mabel Pihi, daughter of Rev. q. E. Pihl of Franklin Square, has been awarded the Sarah Streeter cup at Nit. Holyoke college. The cup is given annually to the member Of the senior class who at the time or her final physical examination is found to be in the best physical condition.
 James Robinson, yice-president and sales manager of the Hart X Cooley Co, has been elected Nce-president of the Rotary club.
 "Gift of A Chicken" was the title of the play which the members Of the Young women's Literary society of the snior high school presented % successfully Tuesday afternoon, under the direction of Miss Norma Began and Mrs. Amy Guilford. The leading characters, Miss Elaine Wright and Miss Edith Clark, were very clever in portraying their roles Of negro wom- en. Miss Idllian Ashworth of the weriden high school, a former student of the local school. played two juve- nile parts. Other members of the cast included Mi. Peterson. Miss Eoplo- witz and Miss Chockowski.
 John c. Loomis of Forest street has been spending . few days in Phiiadel- phia-
 On Monday afternoon at . o'clock tbs wedding of Miss Alice Rice. daughter of Mir. and Mrs Alfred Rice of Columbia street, and George Saw yer Lawrence, son of Mir. and Mrs. Walter Lawrence Of Montague. Mass, took place at the home of the brides parents. Rev. Samuel sgtcliffe. pas tor of St. Marks church. ohiciated. The ceremony was performed beneath an arch of evergreen and laurel. The bride, who vss given in marriage by her father. wore a gown of white moIre with pearl and crystal trim nings. She carried bouquet of white chryxanthemums Her attend ant. Miss Winifred Rice. wore brown Chiffon velvet trimmed with cream lace. she carried bouquet of broHze eolored ehryssnthemums The cere- rnony vas followed by wedding re- esrnon. after which Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence left on sn extended We1- ding trip. They will make their home fn Montague. Mass.
 
 There Is to be a dinner dance at the Shuttle Meadow club next Safur- urday evening following tho Yale Princeton game.
 
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