New Britain herald., 1924-06-07

first week of June. has been fore.
 taste of what is 10 come, for thcr,
 have been several weddings as well
 as many happy occasions for th'
 brides-to-bc whose weddings are
 planned for later in the month. June
 is truly to fuliill it's promise of many
 pretty summer weddings for, as the
 month progresses, the dates become
 more numerous. On Tuesday after
 noon. June IT, Miss Susan Goldewait
 and Edward Futile will he married
 at the home of the brides parents
 Mir. and Mrs. E, W Goldewait, ON Ba7sette street. while on the Saturday
 afternoon following, Miss Margaret A.
 Eddy and Joseph Hooker of Hart ford will be married at tho South Congregational church. This same date, June 21, is also the wedding
 date of Cromwell II. Case of New Britain and Miss Dorothy Hanna of Orange, N. J. And so on. in close succession. come the weddings of this happy month, with the Andrus- Norton the Giffin-C -Callendcr and the Abhe-Thomson weddings only a few of the many to come.
 During this week, too. there have been several announcements of en- gsgements which are of great inter- est locally. They include the en- agreements of Miss Evelyn Bigelow and Charles Nibherts, Miss Eunice Walker and Gerald Nibbcrts, and that Of Miss Florence Mouat and Robert M. Whyte of Chicago.
 While New Britain has been stccpcd In the romance of weddings and en- gagcments this week. the Civic Tea which the Woman's club gave al the home of Miss Mary and Miss Frances Whittlcscy Thursday afternoon, came as a pleasant antidotc. The tea off cially ended inc Womans club pro- gram for the year, and was a bril- liant success with a goodly sum col lected for the Fresh Air camp at Burlington in the interest of which 1 fl was given,
 The Y. w. C. A. girls gave kitchen l shower to Miss Marion Beach on Thursday evening. Miss Bcach's en- ragement 10 James Cochran was an- nounced some weeks ago.
 Mrs. Wilson Killough of Chicago, 1 Illinois, who underwent an operation | at the Charter Oak hospital. Hartford, | few weeks ago, has returned to New Britain to visit her parents NIT. and Mrs. James Robinson of Harri- son street,
 Mrs. NJ. C, Kicl Of Washington street Is visiting in Norwich, Vermont.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Guiel were pleasantly surprised Tuesday evening, tho second anniversary Of their we'd ding. when number Of their friends called.
 Miss Vera Chernesky was the guest Of honor al a miscellaneous shower given her Tuesday evening at the home Of Miss Anna Mokuls on Starr street. Miss Chcrncsky and Edward Jennings will be married on June 10.
 
 Harold Basscttc who is a member of the graduating class Of the uni- rersity Of Pennsylvania is spending a few weeks here with his parents, MT and Mrs Buel B. Bassetto of E,mmons rlace. Mir. Bassctte who has passed his final college examinations will re- turn to college for the commencement exercises on June X.
 Walter NJ. Grarsscr who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gracsscr of Hawkins street graduated from the United States Naval Academy. An napolls. Maryland on Wednesday, June {. Ensign Grnusscr is a grad uate of the New Britain high school, class Of 1a1a.
 Many bookings for European travel during the summer months have been made by Nov Britain people who will gail soon for their holiday on the con- tiuent Among inc local people are The following: Mr and Mrs. Arthur C. kimbail of Lexington street on June 2s for England and France; Misscs Adele Murray and Gertrude Williams will sail for Ear pc some [ time this month. returning in the fall:
 William Corbctt of Pleasant street left Saturday for Queenstown. going on inc White Star liner Celtic.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard smyrk will sail on the Baltic. June 21. for a three months trip to Liverpool.
 Mrs. Kenneth sloprr. who Is visit ing in France, is expected 10 return q this month.
 Miss Bconic Grove of Grove Tnii will sail July on the RalEcnlsnd Of ihe Red Star line for Chcrbourg ( France. Mir. md Mrs. ]. IT, Van Oppen or I Buell. street win sail Saturday. June :. ' on the Holland American liner Rot q terdam Tor tho city Of Rotterdam.
 Mrs. I.lizabcth TimhrcT of Cedar [ street and Mrs. George n. Dyson of 5 Harrison street win sail July 12 on ( Inc g. S. I,aronia for Liverpool. to d spend three months in Europe. ! Mrs. George l.. smith will sail June t' n on the Swedish American liner '' I1rottingholm for Malmo. Sweden. to | be gone three months. ( Mir. and Mrs. Alex Gross and i' daughter. Anna stanisiaw will sail on l. The Olympic. June IA for Chefbourg. 2 They will be gone three months O John and Thomas l,oBtax of West liain street will sail on the Baltic. | June 2f for Liverpool. Avadio Noriirosian Of 5g Lafayette A 'troet and ErehOr Haroutuian or 4GS " Main street will sail June on the T White Siar liner Majestic for Cher II 'ourg. J' Mir. and Mrs. Anthony C'roya of seymour street will sail on June zI Ic