New Britain herald., 1924-05-08

was performed by Rev. J. C. Bren- nan. pastor of the church. Mary Tellia was bridesmaid and Frank Messellc, brother of the bride. was best man.
 The bride was attired in gown of white silk and carried bouquet of roses and carnations. The brides carried & bouquet of roses. Following the ceremony rccop- tion was held at the home of tho brides parents at which about 75 guests were present from Springfield, Philadelphia, New Britain and Ken sington.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hioden will leave on a trip to Germany this summer and will remain there for about three months. On their return they will make their home in Kcnsington where Mir. Hieden is employed as mechanic at the American Paper Goods company.
 CcIcbratoe Birthday. Mrs. Charles Anderson of Main street. Kensington, vas pleasantly surprised by about 20 of her friends at her home last night. the occasion being Mrs. Anderson's observance of her birthday anniversary.
 Mrs. Anderson received among number Of other gifts a diamond ring. A very enjoyable evening was spent.
 Tennis Activities.
 There will be a meeting of all per- sons interested in tennis living in the Worthington district at the Commu- Plans win be made for the tennis ac- tivitics during the coming months. It is hoped that sufficient number of tennis enthusiasts will make their apeparance to make it worth while making up a schedule. Last year the tennis activities were greatly enjoyed by all who took part and a tourna- mcnt vas held which aroused the people of the town to a high pitch of interest.
 To Hold Practice.
 The Triangle baseball team will hold a practice session this evening at the school grounds in preparation for the coming games. The schedule will shortly be announced.
 Briefs.
 The condition of Anthony Sisti, IS months old son of Mir. and Mrs. Patsy Sisti, who recently underwent | an operation at the New Britain Gen. ! eral hospital. is reported as consid- erably improved.
 Plans have been practically com | pleted for the May Pole dance 10 be held by the Grnnce in its hall Friday | evening.
 The condition of Miss Margaret 1 Kerrigan, who recently underwent ' an operation spthe New Britain Gen. Z eral hospital. is reported as comfort able.
 Last Berlin Items !
 The regular mid-veek service Will !. be held at the Methodist church this ! evening at the usual hour.
 Mrs. Joseph wetherill of South i. Farms. Middletown, spent Wednesday | as the guest of relatives snd friends 1 in town.
 The Modern woodmen aili hold their next meeting at the Athletic , building Thursday evening. May IS.
 Mr. Johnson of Hartford is spend- | ing a few days as the guest of his i son. William Johnson, at his home on Main street.
 St. Pau1's orchestra win hold re- hearsai at the home of Charles Cobey | on wilcox avenue this evening.
 At a meeting held at the Methodist church the following Sunday school officers were elected: superinten. dent, MT. Gamble; assistant. Walter Payne: secretary. Miss Winifred Barnes: assistant. Victor Belden; su- perintendent primary department. Miss winifred Barnes. assistant. Miss Edith Noble.
 R. o. Clark will entertain the mem Ders of the Rotary club st a supper n the basement of the Methodist .hurch. followed by a dance and iocsnl at the Athletic hsll this even- ng. The club house wfn not be ,Dcaed to fhe public this evening ss he whole building has been reserved y Nr. Clark. fl The highes sDd lovsst points in