New Britain herald., 1924-06-07

An interesting wedding will take place in Piainville on Wednesday, June li, at 2;s0 o'clock when Miss Berry Turner, daughter of Mir. and { hra. Charles Turner of East Main street, win marry Henry Bannell, son of Mir. and Mrs. Clinton Bennell of Indian Neck Brantord. The ecre- mony will be performed in tho church of Our Saviour. Rev George Hilton will officiate. Miss Margaret Turner of Hartford, cousin of the bride, will be the maid Of honor and Mrs. Ruth salmon and Miss Gertrude 1 McGibbon win be bridesmaids Wal ter Banncll will be his brothers best man and Lloyd Reany and Merritt Selman will be inc ushers. A rceep- ton will ho held in the parish house following inc ceremony.
 
 Flag Day. June f6, will be official ly observed here by the members of the Now Britain lodge, No. 95T, B. P. Q. E., who are planning a program for the evening of that day toI be given in the Elks auditorium. J.l A.. Gleason who is city clerk Of Hartford will be tho speaker: Stanley !. TracesN will deliver the tribute to ihc flag w. IT. Bishop will have charge Of the music while Harvey will arrange the decorations. Local patriotic organi- zations including the veterans socie- ties and their nuSiliarins and the girl and boy scouts have been invited 10 participate.
 Henry Cieszynsli son of Mir and Mrs Anton Cicszynski, of Curtis street, will graduate from Tufts col- lege dental school next week
 Mir and Mrs. John Hickman ob- served tho twenty anniversary of their wedding day at their home on kensingion avenue Wednesday eve ming. Mir. and Mrs Heckman were married in New York city but have lived in New Britain for the past twenty-three years
 
 Miss Margaret Flynn o' KcnsinEton is spending her vacation in Washing ton. n. C.. and Syracuse, \. Y.
 
 Much civic interest is being mani fested in the Fresh Air Camp at Bur lington and it is expected that the benefit concert which the New Haven Institute of Music pill give in this city on June 27. will aid tho camp fund materially. The entire proceeds 1F a- Fa fr. fund. and. as the Institute has gener- ously planned an exceptional program Inc concert promises to he a great success in every way.
 
 Mrs. Laurence Mouat eave dc- Iisftful luncheon party at her homo nn Grove Hill today for her dauEh- to Robert whyte Of Chi ago was announced on "Wednesday 5f this week. The luncheon table sas bright with ophrIia roses grace fully arranged in the center Of the able. Among the guests were Miss Swift. Miss Helen North. Miss Airline Nelson. Miss Igernadine " hHAhf-E- NllNA laAtA-E . UHaflg Al&Sr Marjorie rroreii. Miss Beatrice Hey- nal. Miss Harriet Eeynal. Miss Mar -srct Mitchell. Miss Esf,lfa flosaen md Miss Edna Eossnn and Miss kar- cen Meyer af Hartford.
 
 Mrs. Carl Ramsey entertained at liner followed hv bridge st her hofne sn Garden street Thursday setuirr.
 
 Mr and Mrs. Esuntfh Siornr are ,ianuiuE to give lIr their residence on I ske street and viH u1ovs into the Srote HiH apartment house. Mrs sloper who has been in Europe for | leyera1 weeks ufn return to the states I .t an carly date
 
 Nr. and Mrs. l.. (. Baker Of Indian Geek were visitors in town during he week. Mrs Baker will spend the 1 summer af her coftaze "lEats Crest" f Iudisn SscE. Ehiie NJ. Baker viii -- sr T-r,. I-4rr5H.