New Britain herald., 1924-05-24

The leading social event in the his
 tory of New Britain chapter, Connec- ticut Council Of Catholic Women, is
 scheduled for Saturday afternoon, June z, at the Burritt hotel, when a
 bridge and whist social will be held.
 Miss Agnes Fox is chairman Of the
 general committee and she will name | heads for tho various subcommittee
 10 whom the details of the social will i be entrusted, and a meeting Of the | full committee will be held shortly to i complete plans. The social is the first | big gathering Of tho season for New ! Britain chapter. Tho organization has 1 been in existence for the past four
 years and reports rapidly increasing membership.
 Mrs. C. Y. Bolt gave a bridge party Wednesday afternoon at her home in the sherman Court apartments, in compliment to her house guest, Miss Margaret Eaton Of Naugatnck. Mrs. Dudley Walker and Mrs. Carl Malm- feldt won the prizes.
 The Emma Hart Willard chapter of the D. A. R. met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs George r. Dodd in Berlin. holding its annual meeting with reports Of the officers who have served during ihe past year, and the annual election of officers. Mrs. Elizabeth wiekwiro was reelected re- gent Of the chapter while inc other officers elected were: Nicc-regent, Mrs. George r. Dodd: secretary, Mrs. Leland w. Gwatkin: treasdrer, Mrs. Ernest W. Mildrum: historian, Miss Caroline k. Savare;rcgistrsr Mrs. El- mer w, Stcaras; advisory board. Mrs Sidney NJ. Cowles. Mrs Eva Bigelow and Mrs Thomas C. Hodgson.
 Mrs. Arthur C. Ella son Of 2s Ellis street entertained last years staff Of teachers of the Smith school at iunc hcon and bridge last Tuesday eve ming. The first prize was awarded io Mrs. Lillian Orchard and the second 10 Miss Mary Smith.
 The marriage of Miss Susan Gold. thwait daughter of Mir and Mrs. Wila liam F. Goldthwait of Ss Rasseit street. to Charles Edward Futile. son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Futile Of Meriden, will take place at the home Of the brides parents on June 17th at 1 o'clock.
 pretty wedding took place tBis afternoon at 1 o'clock at St, Johns German Lutheran church when Miss HiIda N. Whitfield. daughter of Mrs. Herman Busch Of 179 Greenwood ] street. became inc bride of Charles steplcr, son Of Mrs Emma stspler of i72 Lincoln sAet. Rev. Martin ". l iaudian officfated. Mrs. Eugene i kieffer was matron of honor and Miss iladys Stepler, sister of the groom. Sas the bridesmaid. The flower girls were Miss Helen Bush and Miss Dor 'thy Jennings. Merlin Johnstone was he best man. and Raymond Carlson ihd Eugene kieffer acted as ushers.
 The bride vas attired in a gown of vhite Roshanara crepe with a veil \ trimmed with orange blossoms and he carried 3 shower bouquet Of white .osns and lilies of the valley. The natron Of honor wore a gown Of or hid accordion pleated georgette with naline hat to match. Her bouquet ias Of sweet peas. The bridesmaid tas dressed in pale pink georgette trimmed with gold lace and a hat 10 hatch. Her bouquet was of psle ink sweet peas. The flower girls -ore Roshanara crepe and carried askets of pink sweet peas.
 The church was prettily decorated ! apple blossoms and white Iiiscs. turing the ceremony Mrs. John Mar In sung 70 Promise Me"
 4 reception was held at the home the brides mother at which guests ere present from Detroit, Massachu- stts. Meriden, Berlin and this city. | ir. and Mrs. SeepIer left on a we'd 1 ing trip to New York.
 Mrs. Harris Humason of Vine street | Bfertained two tables Of bridge at s er home Wednesday for the benefit ( the New Britain General hospital I md. C