New Britain herald., 1923-01-13

| parsonage Of st, Johns Lutheran Evangelical church, Miss Emma Ramm, daughter of Mrs, Henry Ramm of Belden street and George Wahfenberger were married by the Rev. Nj. W, Gsudian, Miss Margaret Ramm. a sister of the bride, was maid Of honor and Carl Wahrenberg- CT, a brother Of the bridegroom, was hest man, Following the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Wahrenberger left upon wedding trip to New York, Allan tic City and Washington. Upon their return they will make their home at i4s Winthrop street
 MT. and Mrs. Theodore wallen of Maple street have moved into their new home on Robbins avenue. Maple Hill.
 Friends Of Miss Mildred Meisncr. daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Meisner Of Berlin. will be interested to know that Miss Meisner has re- ceived another scholarship from tho New York School Of Fine and Ap- piled Arts. Miss Meisner has been studying in Paris for the past year. Her new scholarship will give her six months Of study in London. She will return to the states the latter part Of May. having completed three year course in art.
 Henry Russell. son of Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Russell of Grove Hill. enter tained several of his young friends on Monday evening at dinner party at his home on Grove Hill.
 
 MT. and Mrs. John Kallberg were very pleasantly surprised at their home on Wells street Tuesday even. ing by several of their friends.
 At the meeting Tuesday evening of the Business and Professional Wom- ems club. Mrs. H. E. Humason gave delightful informal talk, her sub- ject being Some Literary Pilgrim ages". Mrs. Humason described the Lorna Doone country as she saw it; told of the castle of Tennyson's King Arthur. of Robert Louis Stevenson's home in Edinburgh, and the Grey Friars' cemetery in Edinburgh written l in the story Grey Friars' Bobby"
 Mir. and Mrs Harold Lee Judd Of Berlin have left for Beleair Florida where they will spend the remainder of the winter. Announcement has been made of | 4 L oil New Years eve of Miss Helen Bergen dahl and Martin Carlson of this city |
 Kendall A. Mills, son of MT. and | Mrs. H. l.. Mills of Curtis street, left Tuesday to resume his studies at the | Taft school, Watertown, after the holiday recess Soren D. Rees of Wesleyan univer- sity is the weekend guest of pr. Samuel w. and Mrs. Irving of Vine street.
 James Cowie of Troy, N. r., has been the guest of his sister, Mrs. Law renee Southard of Berlin.
 Miss RODerta Leeds. daughter or Mir. and Mrs. R. F. Leeds, formerly of New Britain. is the guest of her sis ter, Mrs. Earl Bowman of Hartford. Miss Alice Began, daughter of MT. md Mrs. J. c. Began, entertained in Miss Leeds honor on Thursday even- ng at her home on Harrison street. h
  Mrs. Howard Bruemmer enter lt aimed at bridge party Thursday Ii afternoon at her home on West Main l street, in compliment to Miss Mar , yaret McCann of New York, who is he house guest of Miss Ruth Brstol ' ,f Grove Hill. Miss McCann, Miss s Margaret Middlemas, Miss Esther s Stanley and Mrs. Maxwell Porter won he prizes. td Miss Margaret Eddy of Lincoln Road is spending the weekend in | Salem, Mass. I Mrs. Charles Stanley gave bridge e ,arty at her home on Forest street T Wednesday afternoon in honor of Hiss Margaret McCann of New York ity, who is the house guest of Miss Q Ruth Bristoll of Grove Hill. C
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