New Britain herald., 1923-10-27

asy for Naadinss fAis week sAal cay sas chosen by Miss Mildred kiss- a0r Rates, daughter Of Mir. sAd Mrs
 Herhert Rates, of Chestnut street. Tor her marriage te Hsber iryinE Jester, son af Mfr and Mrs NJ, Irsins Jester ef Harrison street. The ceremony ,eek place in the South cenEFeEaE tieRsl church at o'clock, Rev George ", c, Hiil perfermsa inc ceremony. The church was deeerst- cd with quantities Of pine heuEhs' palms and ehTysanshemums, A re- eeptlen fsllesed in the NoTden hungr aiew, Joseph Claire Beebs, played l.ahengFin's wedding march, The ereom's sister served as maid eF heRor The bridesmaids included Miss iiuth Jackson. Miss Mae Anderson, Miss Pauline PfsFsssk and Miss Louise Fisher. Miss Helen Peasley Of Tor rington was the hawer girl, Hey zeigler was Mr. Jester's best man and the ushers were Frank Jester. Louis RsilmaR, Lawrence Beilman, Walter Carlson and William HaGsarty The hride's gown was Of beaded geergaite over canton crepe trimmed with sil- yer. she carried bo'sasst Of bridal roses. Her maid Of honor wore cream lace over orchid geerEette, she wore hat to match and carried tea roses, The bridesmaids wore gowns in pas tel shades Of georsette and carried bouquets 10 match, The brides gift io the groom was a gold fountain pen. io her maid Of honor string of heads. to her bridesmaids silver vans ity cases and to her flower girl A jew eled bracelet. The groom's sift 10 the bride was cameo brooch. to his best man fountain pen and 10 the nshers suff links, After the wed- ding reception. Mir. and Mrs. Jester lcft on a motor trip to New York. Philadelphia. Atlantic City. Delaware and Washington. D. C. They will live at iis Columbia street upon their re- turn. Mir. Jester is sales manager for the Studcbaker automobile agency.
 Another Wednesday Wedding was that of Miss Ruth schadc, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Edmund schadc of Arch street, and Charles Cook, son of Mir. md Mrs. Charles Cook of Vance street. The marriage service took place at the Center Congregational church at 2:30 o'clock in the after noon. Rev. Henry Maier performed the ceremony. Miss Edith schade was her sisters maid of honor and Daniel Cook was his brothers best man. The bride wore gown Of blue brocaded canton crepe and tan hat. She carried bouquet of sweetheart roses. Tho maid of honor wore blue chiffon velvet with a hat to match. She carried yellow chrysanthemums. After the ceremony, Mir. and Mrs. Cook left on wedding trip. Upon their return they will live at 2io Bas- sett street.
 This afternoon Mrs. Frank John ston opened her home on West Main street to benefit bridge to raise funds for the Greenwich Village fair which takes place in Hartford next month. Tables were reserved by Mrs. A. F. Rockwell of Bristol, Mrs. John Trnuf- bull of Plainvllle. Mrs. Dugald Me- Milan, Miss Mildred Barrows, Mrs. l.. Q. Lusk, Mrs. Mortimer Rhodes, Mrs. D. A. Johnston, Mrs. Raymond Babcook, Mrs. J. C. Lincoln and Mrs. George Dyson.
 , Miss Barbara Abbey of the Yale school of music, will play several violin selections at the evening serv- lce at the Trinity Methodist church tomorrow evening.
 Mrs. s. Swanson of West Main street has announced the coming marriage of her daughter, Edith, to Carl Carlson of this city. The we'd ding will take place on November 24
 Mir. and Mrs. William Spencer of Main street quietly observed their 4lst wedding anniversary at their home on Main street on Thursday. They have one daughter, Miss Cassan- dra Spencer.
 The Woman's Home Missionary so- ciety of Trinity Methodist church has cleared nearly $500 at tho rummage sale held in Booths block this week. | Maple Hill have been entertaining Louis and Ernest Hillerman of Am- bier, Pa.
 The Maple Hill bridge club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Leonard Fox. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. J. H. Latham, Mrs. Starkweather, Mrs. W. l.. Smith, and Mrs. William Skinner.
 Miss Laura and Miss Mary Camp of Maple Hill are entertaining Miss Ruth Seymour of Chicago.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Proudman of Maple Hill spent last weekend in Hanover, New Hampshire, visiting their son, Donald, who is student at Dartmouth college.
 The Woman's Home Missionary so- ciety of the Kensington Methodist church held a meeting Wednesday afternoon at the church parsonage. Mrs. A. c. Wooding, president of the society, prepared the interesting pro- gram. The ladies have planned many activities for the coming season.
 
 The first meeting of the Current Events club of Berlin was held Thurs day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank L. Wilcox in Berlin. Miss Elizabeth Wickwire was in charge.
 Curtis l.. Sheldon was elected chair man of the New Britain chapter of he American Red Cross held Wednes-