New Britain herald., 1923-01-27

The wedding of Miss sylvia Gladden.
 AldeFson, daughter Of Air. and Mrs,
 Aigefaen BEaNn AldeEsea ef Lake
 street and isalRh Leighton Dame, son
 0f MF, and Airs, John l., Dame Of
 Newport, New Hampshire Hlll take
 Rlaee this evening al o'clock at the
 home of the brides parents, Reverend
 Henry MaieF of the First eengrega-
 lional church will perform the eeEeH
 meRY, The maid Of heReF will be ] Miss Alice AldeFson a sister of the
 bride 10 be, and Air, Dame has
 chosen for his best man Clarence Ives HuhgeFfoEd Of Hartford, 1 The bride will wear a gown Of ivory eoiored broeaded chiffon, velvet
 and crepe meteor with a court train
 trimmed with pearls, and will wear veil of tulie fashioned with Duchess
 lace and orange blossoms. She will carry a bouquet of lilies of the valley and orchids, The maid of honor will l wear a dress Of sea green Spanish | lace trimmed with silver ornaments, | she will wear a wreath of silver | flowers in her hair and carry bou- quet Of red roses. Following the we'd ding ceremony there will be a recep- | ton at the house 10 nearly three | hundred friends and relatives. Dec orations about the rooms in the | house will be cut flowers. laurel and | fern, After short unannonnced . wedding trip Mir. and Mrs. Dame vii make their home on Dennison street in Hartford. MT. Dame is connected with the Fuller Brush Co. as man. ager Of the Hartford distributing sta ton.
 Tho Circle Francais Of the New meeting last Monday afternoon and presented an especially interesting program. After the business meeting unusually fine talks were given about the various cathedrals in France by Dorothy Hale. Pansy Bush. Earle Put ney and Louis Pike. Following theN talks short play "Le Demenage- ment" was presented with Richard House taking the part of Monsieur Canezon and Albert White taking the part Of Guignot.
 Raymond Piper of Boston was en- tertained last evening by several friends in town at a bachelor party in Hartford. Dinner was served at the Heublien hotel followed by thea ter party at Parsons. MT. Piper is the fiance of Miss Agnes Duncanson. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles of Black Rock avenue. :, their wedding will take place next month.
 Miss Urith Wachter. daughter of Mir and Mrs. Frank Wachter of Har- rison street is home from Miss Beau vais school in Boston for the week end.
 Mrs. Carl Ramsey of Garden stres. z at dinner at her home |, Tuesday evening for Mir. and Mrs. T Dugald McMillian of Forest street r who left on Thursday for Florida. f
 Mrs. Dudley Walker of Roberts 1, street has returned from Wilmington :, and New York where she has been visiting.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Beers of e Pearl street are spending the winter S months in Camden, S. c. r
 Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Southard " # Berlin are spending a short time " n New York. S
 Mrs. Herman Hall entertained at r ards at her home 3n Maple street al Thursday afternoon, when Mrs. J. F. n Curtin of Maple street won the first te ,rize and Mrs. Harold Dempsey of o' lincoln street, the second. '"
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 Mrs. George Curtis gave bridge =, arty at her home on Harrison street Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. William Baker of Burritt street won the first rize. Mrs. Fred Loomis of Harrison ht treet, the second, and Mrs. Herman ui iagargal of Grove Hill the third. f'
 Mrs Harold Clark gave a delight B' ul card party Wednesday afternoon ar t her home in East Berlin. Mrs. d. I. Halloran of Grove Hill won the rst prize. Mrs. Louis Jones of Ham, ton street, the second, and Mrs. J. :. Curtin of Maple street the third.
 Mrs. Bue B. Bassette Of Emmons
 lace, who is president of the Wom- n's club of New Britain, and Mrs. F.. [. Wightman of Russell street at- ended the mid-winter tea and musi- ale which the Woman's club of gave Tuesday afternoon.
 large number of state presidents ere invited. Mrs. Templeton, wife [ the governor was the guest of onor, presiding at the tea table.
 The wedding of Miss Anna Sar nski. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John irtinski of Rockwell avenue and nthony kopczyk of Curtis street ok place Wednesday morning in :. Peters church with the Rev. harles Coppens performing the .remony. They wcrc attended by
 ss Helen Lech as bridesmaid and anley Gusek was the best man. blowing the ceremony MT. and Mrs. opczyk left on a wedding trip and III Dh 3t 1eT nome ID tnelI lTltHuS oon their return at 114 Rockwell 'enue.
 On "Wednesday evening the young K at the Chidren's Home had ther unique social which was called measles" party, A great many of e children at the home have re- ntly had the measles but with the ception of two or three they have