New Britain herald., 1923-05-19

hHs FN% tuhAfctsHohaf fhuFfh WheH Miss alsdys Elsie siEopia, daughter q MF, and Mrs Howard Steward ?, stTapls of lks Black Rock avenue. be- came the bride of dustays c, Winser. son of Mir, and Mrs. 6usiave O, Via ser Of fal Glen street. Miss Edith Lucille I.oomis was maid of honor and the Misses Pearle White eramer and Florence Elizabeth WinseF, sister of the groom, were bridesmaids. Harry ", Hs,sing acted as best man, Rev. Henry w, Msisr offieiated,
 The bride vas attiTed in a gown of white satin crepe, trimmed with duchess lace and orange blossoms and wore veil, The maid Of honor were yellow taffeta trimmed with silver lace and carried a bouquet of orchid sweet peas The bridesmaids vors i Grehid tafteta with silver lace trim- minEs and carried bouquets of yellow sweet peas,
 The church was prettily decorated for the occasion with apple blossoms palms and lilaes Yinton Knight and i Clifton Richardson ef Vermont were l usheFs and a large number Of guests
 
 Hartford, New Haven, New London and this city,
 The gift of the bridegroom to the bride was platinum wrist watch. The bride gave the bridegroom a plat. mum scarf pin set with diamond. The maid of honor and bridesmaids received pearl shower earrings and the best man and ushers were pre- ssnted with gold penknives and chains,
 After a honeymoon trip 10 New York and Washington. D. c. ths young couple will reside in this city where Mir. winger Is connected with tho Savings bank. Mrs. Wingcr was n student at the Lasalle Seminary in Auburndaie, Mass
 Monday evening Miss Pearl ". crnmer entertained at a pantry show -r for the bride There were three tables of bridge and the prize winners were. Miss Lillian Jackson, Miss Gladys Fogarty and Miss Emma Zim- merman.
 On the evening preceding the wed ding the bride entertained her we'd ding party at dinner al her home. Following the dinner the party pro- cecded to the home of Miss Edith Loomis. the maid of honor, where a selections and dancing was enjoyed and refreshments served.
 The Fafnir Mutual Benefit associ. ation presented the first of several events planned for the coming season in the form of vaudeville frolic and dance at Odd Fellows hall last even ing. The committee in charge con- sisted of Messrs. Wheeler. Oiin. Trem- ply and Leonard.
 The wedding of Miss Stephania Daunis Of s1a Rock Hill ave. to Ed ward w. Murphy of e4 Maple street took place Wednesday morning at & o'clock in St. Andrews church. Rev. V. Grikis officiated. The couple was attended by Wilhelmina and Benjamin Daunis.
 Miss Bernadine Walker has re. turned from Boston to spend a few days with her parents, Mir and Mrs. F. Walker of Harrison street.
 Mrs. Arthur Gard of Maple street has returned from Washington, Conn.,, where she spent the past month
 
 A pretty May wedding took place Wednesday morning at o'clock at he Church of St. John the Evangel- st when Miss Agnes Mary Mccarthy, laughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Mo- 'arthy of SS Connecticut avenue, be. anne the bride of Lester B. Williams, on of Mrs. Bridget Williams of 1e3 lark street. Miss Anna Marie God on of Hartford was bridesmaid and he groom was attended by his broth r, Lawrence +. Williams Rev. 'homas J. Laden officiated.
 The bride was dressed in a Hardinr lue crepe gown trimmed with Span- ih lace and carried a corsage bou- uet of sweet peas. Her attendant ore Harding blue crepe trimmed 'ith crystal beads and carried sweet eas.
 After the ceremony the bridal u-ty 1t for Hartford, where a wedding reakfast was served at the Hotel ond, Guests were present from CIV Haven, Hartford, Waterbury and lis city. Mfr. and Mrs. Williams will, reside this city.
 A series of student organ recitals Ill be given at Holyoke college dur z the next two weeks. Miss Ruth Taylor of Berlin will be the organ of. one of these.
 A pieasant surprise party was ten red Frank Hasselmark, Thursday enins at his home on Henry street number of his friends, in honor his birthday. He was presented tn purse of money. Musical &C., tlons were rendered by those pres and refreshments were served.
  Mrs. Marguerite Conley Kiel of arlington street and Miss Mary nley of Beaver street, are making ms for trip to California where " will visit Mrs, Kie's cousin, ptain M o'Keefe. The May whist and dance given by Daughters of Isabella at the Elks b last evening was success fi- ,cially and socially. Bridge and ist was played and the following re the winners: Mrs. B. F. Gaffney. S. Campbell, Miss May Curran, ss F. Mccarthy. Miss R. Segal, Mrs. veland. Miss A. Smith. Mrs. T. E. ble. Miss o'Keefe. Mir. Hinchliffe,
 Pelletier, Mir. Dunlay and MT. tin.