New Britain herald., 1923-06-09

The wedding of Miss Dorothy Welsh
Wallace, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Mnott Thompson Wallace of Short
Beach and Gerald Walker, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. A. S. Walker of Hartford
will take place this evening in Bran
ford at the Trinity church at 1880
o'clock. Miss Wallace will have for
her matron OF honor her cousin Mrs.
Franklin Brige of Short Beach. Her
bridesmaids will be Miss Margaret
sutherland OF Hartford, Miss Helen
Sanderson, Miss Vivian Kelley, Miss
| Katherine Smith and Miss Mary Still
man, all of New Haven, and Miss
Constance Conover of New York city.
Mr.. Walkers best man is to be Ed
win Ward of Hartford, his ushers will
be Valentine Hart Yale "a, Stanley
Hart, Yale "a, James Chamberlain,
Yale "a and Donald Mcmillan, Yale
"a of New Britain, Arvin WEIGH, Yale
81 of New York city and Edward
Reichelm, Colgate "a of Elizabeth, n
J. The bride will wear a dress Of
white duchess lace with pearl trim
mings and full court train of satin
brocade. She will wear a cap of
duchess lace with a tulle veil Her at
PENDANTS will wear old fashioned cos
tunes in pastel shades of taffeta made
with full skirts and tight waists and
lace berthas. They will wear poke
hats and carry old fashioned bou-
quets. Immediately following the
wedding ceremony there is to be re-
ception at Aldersea. the summer home |
Of the BRIDES grandparents. Witt
STEMS orchestra will furnish the music |
for dancing and Root of New Haven
the wedding supper The wedding trip
will be by automobile and the couple
will later make their home in Hart
ford where Mr.. Walker is connected
with the Graphic Arts Co. Last eve
1ing j. y. WEIGH entertained the
party at dinner at the Union
league club in New Haven. Miss
Wallace has been the guest of honor
It several luncheons and parties in
New Haven this week.
Mrs. John Mangan of Black Rock
lvenue entertained the Daughters of
ISABELLA at a card party at her home
|
ables were Mrs. J, Kelly. Mrs. P.
Markham, Mrs l.. Egan. Mrs. f.
Iannon, Mrs. C. Cleveland, Miss 4.
'IcCabe. Mrs. w. Mangan, Mrs. S.
acobs, Mrs. B. McKenna and Mrs. N. .
Iannon. The prize winners were :
irs. Walsh. Mrs. William Mangan a.,
FRS Clarence Hofher, Mrs Dunn and
fiss Katherine Mangan. The con-
olation prize was awarded to Mrs. =
lice Conlon. ,
Among the works shown at the a
Hartford school exhibit are several I
olendid sketches done by Miss Flor
ncc Mouat, daughter of Mr.. and
[rs. Laurence Mouat of Grove Hill.
II
The Woman's club of Maple Hill q
ED a children's party Thursday ar
rnoon at the home of Mrs. Joathan
art of Thompson street. The conf =.
ittee in charge of the affair was :,
of Mrs. Leonard Fox, Mrs. =,
r. Doane, Mrs. l.. l.. Harding, Mrs. :,
T. Hart, Mrs. n. E. Mann. Mrs f. -,
Proudman and Mrs. +. +. Damon. g.
About so friends of Miss Anna May ii,
,ylock rendered her a miscellaneous NJ
over at her homo on Olive street NJ
ST evening, Vocal and musical Sc Al
,tions were rendered by the Misses os
ggy Cayil, Sarah Malone. Anna va
TIL Bsyiock. Sally Baylock and HI
ina A:iskey Miss Baylock received
INV uupfit1 aud bnoIitif,,i ,yifte Che
II become the bride of Frank Sc
wry on June Is. pr
NJ.
Miss Mollie Welinsky of LAG Hart ca
d avenue. accompanied by Mrs. wi
nry F'inkelstein. will leave tomor- w
v for Worcester, Mass. TO attend lar
commencement exercises and the plc
ior ball at Clark university. the