New Britain herald., 1923-11-10

A. w. Overstrom; speech. Rev. N. F. Johnson of Auburn. F. I. reading or a poem, John Sternberg: vocal selection Mrs. overstrom; remarks, Rev. Mir Wahlstrom, and reading Of a poem, Miss Helen Peterson.
 Professor Frederickson. who is a graduate of the Yale conservatory of Music has been choir leader and or ganist st the Swedish Bethany church for some time. coming here soon after the church was built. Mrs. Frederickson was before her marriage Miss Ruth Parson of Jubilee street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard Humphrey Of Russell street gave a dinner party Tuesday evening at their home in compliment to Mrs. Malone of New York city who is their house guest.
 Senator John Trumbull of Plainville attended the Campfire club dinner which was held in New York Thurs day evening.
 The New Britain College club in- troduced novel feature at its reru- lar monthly meeting held at the homo of the Misses Marion and Elizabeth Hungerford of Cedar street last Mon day evening. The various colleges were represented by four groups of girls who entertained with skits, plays, pantomime and vaudeville stunts. X one act comedy. Who Wins the Bet?" was presented by one group. The prize awarded for tho cleverest performance was won by a group of girls from Nit. Holyoke, Wesleyan. Radcliffe. Cornell, Ann Arbor and Skidmore. They successfully pre- sented a four act vaudeville complete from the printed announcement cards to the difficult but delightful dancing numbers. The Misses Hungerford served a delicious buffet supper 10 their guests. They were assisted in the serving by Miss liza Harvey Mrs. John MacGraw, Miss Helen Brown and Miss Berta NJ. Jones,
 Miss Virginia Hart, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Walter Hart of Hart street spent last weekend home from Smith college, where she is a student.
 Miss Florence Trumbull, daughter of Senator John Trumbull and Mrs. Trumbull Of Plainville. was home from Mt. Holyoke college last week. end.
 Miss Katherine Bishop. daughter of Mfr. and Mrs. F. l.. Bishop Of Farm- ington avenue, Hartford. has gone to Chicago to spend month. She will be the maid Of honor at the wedding Of Miss Dorothy Handerbrook and George Gago Murch. The wedding takes place November 17 at Winetka. III. Mias Bishop has many friends in town.
 "The Old Peabody Pew" is tho name of the play which members of the Women's Aid Society Of the Berlin Congregational church will present in the chapel Of the. church Wednesday evening November 2i.
 
 Miss Lois Phelps daughter of Mir and Mrs Burton Phelps of PlainNlle gave a very delightful piano concert Wednesday evening before the Tor rington Music club. Professor Julius Hart Of Hartford. head Of the Hart school Of music delivered lecture on music.
 Raymond Coyle entertained num- her of young friends Sunday after noon al his home, the occasion being his fifth birthday
 Tho Monday night dancing class had it's opening lesson this week at tho shuttle Medow club. Mrs. Nathena Godfrey of Hartford is the instructor
 Mrs James Gilbert Of Crown street gave shower and bridge party at her home Tuesday evening for Miss Catherine Gilbert Of High street whose marriage 10 Hobart Corridsn Of Jerome street will take place Nov ember ssth.
 Mir. and Mrs. Morwin Jacobson and son of Baltimore are visiting Mir ddGbAh1VH pdAtilto Ah kilis Libs.
 
 Edward Guest, the poet. is to givc a lecture here Monday night st thc Central Grammar school under the auspices Of the Lions club. Preced- ing Mir. Guests talk a musical pro gram will be given. John Crean will give a number of piano selections and the Lions club will sing A quar- tet including Fred Latham. Harold Ninship. Charles Stuhlman and Fred crick Macumber will give several se- lections.
 Miss Evelyn Pereau and Henry Gagnier, son Of MT. and Mrs. r. J. Gaznisr Of Bassett street were mar ried Tuesday morning at 2 o'clock at St. Joseph's church. Reverend Patrick Daly oficisted. Miss Viola I.aCrcss was Miss Pereaus maid of honor and Albert Gagnier Of Water bury was Mir. GaFnier's best man. The bride wore a gown of ivory satin and duchesse lace and headdrcss Of duchesse lace and pearl trimmings and carried a shower bouquet Her attendant wore a dress Of tanEerine chiffon and carried chrysanthemuns. Miss Rose and Miss Eva Gaguier were tho flower girls. The church cere- rnony was followed by reception al the home of the eroon's parents after which Mr. and Mrs. Garnier left on a wedding trip through Maine and Canada.
 
 Mir. and Mrs William q. Hart of Hart street announces thr arrital nf son. William Sd. born this morning.
 
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