New Britain herald., 1924-11-22
ENGAGEMENTS AND WEDDINGS,
 OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST

hounCed recently is that of Miss Irene Swift, daughter ot TaImadge Swift, to Harold W. Herrick of New York city, which was made known at bridge and supper party given by her aunt. Miss Evelyn Swift at the Shuttle Meadow club on Tues day of this week.
 Miss Swift is a prominent mem- Der among the younger element in town. She was graduated from the New Britain High school with ths class of l9ls and from Pine Manor in 1919, Mr. Herrick Is the son Of Mir, and Mrs. H. W. Herrick Of Dorchester, Mass. He is grad. uate of Lafayette College and served overseas during the world war The guests at the aYnouncement party included Miss Harriet Reynal, Miss Marion Hungerford. Miss Catherine swift Miss Miriam Mouat, Miss I.eonie Grove, Miss Eleanor Lewis Miss Alice Alderson. Miss Corinne Goodwin, Mrs. L.ucian Stevens, Mrs Johnstone Vance. Mrs. Emory Cor bin, Mrs. William Pease of Hart ford. Mrs. Russell Williams also of Hartford and Mrs. Harry Adams of Springfield. Mass. The bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs. Adams and Mrs. stevens.
 Mrs. B. J. Hubert entertained the members Of the Maple Hill bridge club at her home on Robbins avenue Tuesday afternoon. The prizes were awarded to Mrs, James Powell, Mrs William Skinner and Mrs. Walter Sorrow.
 Talmadge Swift and daughter, Miss Irene Swift Of Cedar street will leave the early part of next week Tor Greenwich, where they will spend few days.
 George Kimball, son Of Mir. and Mrs Arthur kimball of Lexington street, will come home Wednesday from Princeton University to spend the Thanksgiving recess with his parents.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hartwell Taylor were the hosts at a house warming last evening at their new home on Vine street, when a number of their friends celebrated the occupancy of the house by. calling in on them.
 Mrs. II. A. Castle, of Canal street, was the hostess Of the Literary club of Plainville on Friday afternoon. Mrs. C. W. Moody gave an interest ing talk on the customs and man ncrs of living of the American H. dians and Mrs. Frank Hobein rem dcrcd Indian music on the piano. The club reports that large num- Der of children's books have heoE donated to the public library during the past year
 The wedding of Mss Louise Greoner, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. 4. J. Greener. of 21 East Broad street Plainvile. and Berton Hem ingway, son of Mrs. Sophia Hem inGway of Linden street, Pl2inville, took place last evening at the rec tory of the church of Our Lad" of Mercy Rev. John F.. Fay, pastor, officiatcd.
 Mrs Frances Parkinson, who spoke to the College club on Wed resday night, was the guest Of Mrs Orville F. Parker while she was in New Britain.
 The following officers have been elected at the Southipgton Country club; President Dr. William Deg nan; vice. president. Samuel !. Cook; secretary treasurer. Robert G, Simp- son; board of directors. D. K. Crampton, F.. s. Todd, o. c. Knapp, William F.. smith Dr. William Deg nan, Samuel C. Cook, Frank Taylor, Lindsay P. Hutton and L. F.. Fitch horn,
 The following girls from the Stan ley Rule oa6ce attended a theater party al Parsons to see The Seventh Heaven" Thursday evening: Emma Zimmerman. Ma bel Olson, Carolyn Conlon, Mary Blum and Margaret Sunhurn.
 Mrs. Waiter BunCe of Pearl Court entertained tno tables Of bridge Tuesday evening. Prizes were won hy Mrs. George Crowley and Mrs. Luther Mckay
 Nr. and Mrs. r. H, Johnston and Miss Agnes Johnston will entertain al 2 dinner and dance at the Farm DEton Country club following the Yale Harvard game this evening.
 MaJor and Mrs. r. II. Johnston and Miss Agnes Johnston and their house guest, Miss Virginia Way Of Glen Cove. L. l., attended the Yale Harvard game today.
 Tho regular meeting Of the Sum shine society vas held Monday aft ernoon at the Trinity Methodist church.
 Members of the New Britain Col !oge club entertained at dinner al the Burritt Hotel Wednesday evening for Mrs Frances Parkinson Reyes, who spoke at the Camp school au- ditorium that evening under the auspices Of the club. Mrs Reyes talked on her life in Washington.
 The Woman's club Of Plainville, Mrs. Frank Wheeler president, met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ed ward T. Brastow at her home on North Washington street. George II. Dyson Of this city. member Of the firm Of Porter & Dyson. gave an interesting talk on Modern Jrwolry." Afternoon tea vas scrv- pl Tho pnvt ynaefIn1 oF the rluh will