New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-26

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lsFy. Miss Olive Davis treasurer, Miss
Beatrice Neal Mrs. Davis was assist
81 as hostess by Mrs, p, y, Melon,
0ugh, Mrs, HaFWAod, Mrs, :, A, clark.
Mrs, q, v Nightingals and the Misses
Elizabeth and Marion HunEeFforf,
on Wednesday afternoon, a large
number If the members ~ the Ladies'
, Aid society Of the Firs, Lutheran
church called ~ the homo az Mrs.
Abel A, Ahlauisi, wife NJ the pastor,
and 'endered her a surprise party.
She WAS presented with purse ~
money and severa, personal gifts and
bouquets OF flowers Mrs, Hanson, one
of the older members 81 the society,
read n poem ~ her own composition
and Mrs, Harry christensen made the
presentation speech, hufet lunch
vas served,
Following the meeting ~ the Ladies'
auxiliary. A, q. II, last evening, .
minstrel performance vas given by
ihe members 81 the degree team,
After the entertainment a social vas
held and refreshments served,
on Tuesday evening miscellan- |
eouF shower was given In honor Of
Miss Alice Casperson NJ isa Hart
street M her home by the employees
Of the Davidson 4. ieventhal COM
pany. Mrs. Earl Raineault rendered |
ocal selections aud Miss Lillian Wien |
er favored with solo dances. Miss
Casperson will become the bride Of |
Clarence Carlson on June %.
Miss Marie Josephine Walsh Of ~
Judd avenue. Bristol. and Frederick
Martin Holfelder OF 81 Columbia
street. this city. were married We'd
nesday morning at . o'clock In ST.
.loseph's church. Bristol The cere-
mony was performed by Rev Oliver
r. Magnell pastor. Miss Anna c.
of Bristol, was bridesmaid and
Ryne Bardeck of this city, best man.
The bride wore gown of cocoa
colored georgette crepe with bronze
bead trimmings and carried a bouquet
Of bridal roses and lilies of the valley
The bridesmaid was attired in rose
rolored georgette crepe with hat to
match and carried bouquet Of rose
rolored sweet peas.
A reception was held al the home
Of the groom after the ceremony, fol-
lowing which the young couple left on
an extended trip to Atlantic city and
They will be at home
lfter September at 81 Madison street
his city.
The marriage of Miss Alma !. Carl
son, daughter of Mrs. Ida Carlson OF {
IA Church street. to Harold A. Gang !
off, son of Mr.. and Mrs r. W. Gang c
off of 5s6 Arch street, took place this Y
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home Of +
he brides mother. Rev. G. W. c.
Hill, pastor of the South Congrega S
ional church, officiated. The bride il
vas attended by her sister, Miss Min d
lie Carlson. as bridesmaid, and Roger t
edwards was best man. Y
Tho bride was attired in a gown of s
attn canton crepe trimmed with "
,earls. Her veil was caught with or s.
.ngc blossoms and she carried a Fl
hover bouquet of bridal roses. The Il
wore an orchid canton p
repc gown. A
The gift of the groom to the bride
las a. rope Of pearls and to tho best Il
IAN. cuff links. The bride presented Al
he bridesmaid with white gold bar ~
in. ="
About IS guests were present from II
Providence, New Haven, New York, b'
Albany and this city. The NJ
ouse was prettily decorated with cut &c
overs, palms and ferns for the &C.
aston. III
&C
folk song recital in costume will q
e given by Miss Ellenor Cook on
onday evening at S:l5 o'clock In the Il
w. c. A. for the benefit of tho Sill
81 Bay conference fund. Songs OF
,otland. England, France and Greece
III be sung as follows: pa
Songs from the British Isles: The pr
eeper, Oh, Dear, What Can the Mat OF
r Re? Can VIC Sew Cushions? TT
'Cotchl My Love, She's But a Iassie Pr
ct (Scotch) Cherry Ripe, The Low phi
lCk'd Car Trish). bu
Songs from France: Chsnson de la co
ariee (Bretcn) ,Chantons les Ar ex
ours dc Jean, Les Trois Princesses. co
, Occur de Mamie. wi
Songs from Greece Original adap-
tons of Greek folk melodies), The
ilful Maiden. Lullaby, In My Yard a
&C is Growing. Tho Rad Old Dame. all
aid of Athens, Allen. Words by Lord III
ron. a,
Piano solos: ~,
une ''''''. ''''''.. - 'hopln o'c
, Wings Of Music go. .Mendelssohn a.,
al, W '.uh' ''''''''''''' 'epussy pic
u"' III go. 'renshy da
Accompaniment will he played by 49,,
SIS Ruth Haun. The patronesses 30
Q Mrs. George Traut. Mrs. w. g.
Mrs. r. W. schultz. Mrs.
uglas A. Johnston. Mrs John Stad-
. Jr.. Mrs w =. Brooks. Miss Flor VIC
~ Andrews. Mrs. A 4. Mills, Mrs "
ward Parsons. Mrs. Stanley Goss, an
$. Philip n. Stanley. Miss Louise sar
bic. pei
Ia
Ntr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Wallace of Bri
AFFORD. Conn. have issued invita-.
MS to the wedding Of their daught-
Miss Dorothy WEIGH Wallace, TO ~
raid William Walker. son Of Mr..
Mrs Arthur Walker of Hartford, tfh
Trinity church. Branford, Satur- pes'
: evening. June ?. at 7:3o O'Clock. Am
SIS
miscellaneous shower was ten eoi
ed Miss Theresa Beilman of SO
II street by about so of the girls
ployef AT the s. n. E. Telephone Z
lpany at their recreation rooms tans
evening. The rooms we're pref scto
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