New Britain herald., 1924-03-08

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 parsonage of the South church. Rev. Dr. George w c. Hill officiated. The couple were attended by Miss Luella l M. Cameron as maid of honor and the Miss Elsie Walls and Miss Bertha Barnes Of New Castle, Delaware. as bridesmaids. James P. Brennan of 1 this city was best man.
 The bride wore a blue travelling suit and corsage bouquets of sweet peas. Her attendants wore blue 1 travelling suits and carried bouquets of roses.
 1 The gifts of the bride to her at tendants were diamond pins and the l,groom gave the best man q cameo ! stick pin set with a diamond. i Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride at which there were about 100 guests present from Delaware. New York. i Pennsylvania, Massa chusetts and Con i necticut. The house was prettiy dec | orated in pink and white. The couple left on a wedding trip i to Washington. D. C.. and upon their l return will reside in New Castle. i Delaware where Mir. Walls is First | Sergeant of the l9Sth Artillery, Della ware National Guard. Mrs, Walls was 1 formerly employed in the office of the Corbin Screw Corporation. 
 1 Mir. and Mrs. N. Henry Donnelly of West Main street l-.t Wednesday 1 for a trip to Bermuda. T. a( | Mir. and Mrs. n. E. Dean of Harri- son street, has returned from New i York city where she has been spend ing the winter and has taken a posi- ton at the High school. The annual banquet and dance of the New Britain chapter of the Ain- erican Institute of Banking will be l held in the Burritt Hotel on the eve- | ming of Wednesday. March 18th. E. i r. Griffen of the Boston News Bu- reau will speak on "Economic Prob lems of Today" The Clef Male quartet composed of Frederick Ma ! comber, Fred Latham, Mir. Stillman and MT, Winship will give a program of songs during the evening. Trinity
 
 the music for dancing. A meeting of the Sunshine society was held Monday afternoon at the club rooms.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Theresa l Fusari of Rhodes street to John Will liam Glcba Of Kelsey street An interesting meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary society of the Berlin Congregational church was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Woods. Miss Stella Dickinson superintendent of the New Britain City Mission talked on "lml | migration"
 The Berlin Motherhood club will meet Wednesday afternoon. March
 18th at the home of Mrs. W. H.
 Moagley. John l.. Donnelly of New
 Haven will address the meeting on
 Trees. shrubs and Perennials." l .a.s
 The fancy dress party held at the Grange hall in Berlin last evening un- der the auspices Of the Worthington Community Center association was one Of the brilliant parties of the week. The costumes were gay and varied, pirates, clowns and dancing maidens were much in evidence as were gyp- sies and Nagabonds and Meyicans.
 Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Fred Troup and to Allan Jackson English for the best costume, to Mrs. Fred Loomis and Grant Nickwire for the most original costume. In the elimina. 1 ton dance Miss Johnson and William Norton captured the prize The judges were Mrs. Alexander Huston. Nor timer Rhodes and Dr. Thomas C. Hodgson. The party opened with a grand march which was led by Mir. and Mrs :. Chase Coale. Dancing was enjoyed until i2 o'clock to the music of the Alpha orchestra. The committee In charge Of the affair in- ciuded Fred g. Troup. general chair man: Mrs Robert Deming. Mrs. Charles Pratt and Mrs. $. Chase Coale. refreshments: Harry Gould. check room: Robert Silsby. ticket committee. |
 Miss Margaret Hallinsn of Beaver street entertained two tables of bridge aud one table Of nah iongg at her home last Monday evening. The prizes 1 for bridge went 10 Miss Agnes Riley and Miss Helen Ringrose and the mah ! iongg prizes were taken by the Misses Mary and Josephine Tuttes. \ buffet | lunch Vyae eerXpd
 There vas an unusually large st- tendance at the regular meeting of ] the New Britain Womsn's club which met Tuesday afternoon at the First church chapel to heard Henry R. [ Suuthuick president of the Emerson College of oratory give a recital in- ferpretirg Rulvsr 1.ytton's romantic drama. "Richeiieu." Mir. Southvick's recital was followed by social hour al phich the members of the social committee acted as the hcstessss Miss Mae Began. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph ReEan Of Harrison
 street Is in Now York city this week. ' md.
 Robert Fillmore of New York has
 been the guest of his mother. Mrs. Edith Hancock of NeuiuEton Center.
 Mrs. Fred Chamberiin. Mrs. Hart well Taylor. Mrs Frank !. Porter,