New Britain herald., 1923-02-03

mo, Vernon Hall, Sachem hall ant
 ners for house guests at Shelf fra
 ternity houses at 6:3o; presentation
 of the Yale Dramatic association play The Playboy of the Western World, at Shubert's theater at. S:15; junio promenade at Woolsey hall at 10:30 grand march to be led by Charles M IO'Hearn, 1924 s.
 | Tuesday-Basketb Yale vs. Unior
 college in the gymnasium at o'clock
 hockey match, Yale vs. Dartmouth ir
 the Arena at o'clock, fancy skating
 exhibition by Miss Evelyn Chandler
 of Brooklyn, N. Y.; tea dansants al
 the Shelf fraternity houses at $
 o'clock; tea dansant at Beta Theta Pi
 house at o'clock; dinners at fratern- ity houses, Hotel Taft and Lawn club at 6:3O; Yale Musical clubs, concert, at Woolsey hall at S:30; Shelf" fra ternity dances at 10:30.
 Miss Georgia Booth, daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. M. Booth of Plain
 vile and Edward F. Geetersloh, son
 of MT. and Mrs. William Geetersloh of
 Hartford were married Wednesday morning at the Church of the Im- maculate Conception by Rev. Dr. Michael Sullivan. The bride was at tended by Miss Gertrude Geetersloh, a sister of the bridegroom as maid of honor and the best man was Edgar Penderville. The bride wore dress of periwinkle blue georgette crepe over pink and carried white roses. Miss Geetersloh's dress was of blue canton crepe with a hat to match and her bouquet was of pink roses. On their return from wedding trip to New York city Mir. and Mrs. Geetersoh will be at home after February 1 5 at 59S Broad street, Hartford, Conn. Mrs. Geetersloh is a popular member of Plainville's younger set and is very well known in town. She was gradu- ated from the New Britain High school with the class of 1919.
 On Wednesday morning at f0l o'clock in Saint Andrews Lithuanian church Miss Eva Kozauskas of Fair view street and Albin s. Greciokas of | Newark, N. J. were married. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Ed | ward Y. Grikis, pastor of the church. | During the ceremony the church | choir sang several selections. Miss Anna kozlauskas was her sisters maid | of honor and Peter Zack of Newark, N. J. was the best man. The bride Eor a gown of georgette trimmed with pearls. The bridesmaid was dressed II pink brocaded silk. Following the service a reception was held 1t the home of the brides parents liter which Mir. and Mrs. Graciokas eft on a wedding trip.
 The first parties of the Junior week at Trinity college were held estcrday, the opening event being a "a dansant at Delta Phi house in the fternoon. In the evening the men ook their guests to the basketball ame where a special section in the ymnasium had been reserved for the { rom guests. This afternoon there ' as a tea dansant at Psi tIpsilon and I lis evening Psi lTpsilon and Delta Phi ' i'll give a theater party to their C Iests while Alpha Delta Phi will give to house dance. The program for the 'mainder of the week includes on lnday. Nesper services at 4 o'clock 2 'llowed by tea at Delta Phi House. n n Monday Delta Phi, Phi Upsilon n Id Alpha Delta Phi will give din- r ITS preceding. the Prom" which Is .
 be held at S:30 o'clock. a
 l- The Business and Professional 2 omen's club entertained several c sitors on Sunday afternoon from a ubs throughout the state. A musi- \ l program under the direction of D