New Britain herald., 1924-02-16


 future. The bridge will be one oi
 the largest events of next month anu
 will take place on the afternoon and
 evening of Saturday. March 22nd a,
 the Elihu Burritt hotel. Leaders ir
 the social world of town are cooperat
 ing with the committees and a great
 gathering is expected. The McAll
 bazaar which does not come until
 Easter Monday, April 21, is being eag-
 erly looked forward to. Plans are
 already well under way and are ma
 turing successfully.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Moore of Sun
 nyledge gave a dinner party at their
 home Friday evening preceding the
 American Legion ball held at the state armory.
 The Eddy-Glover post. American
 Legion, held its fifth annual ball last
 night at the state armory, several
 hundred being in attendance. The af-
 fair was a pronounced success from every angle.
 The decorations converted the in- terior of the building into a fairyland of color. The walls were banked with vari-hued bunting and hundreds of streamers radiated from the center of the ceiling to the sides of the hall. Boxes with floral decorations fianked both sides of the dance floor.
 Early in the evening the Bacchana- lian orchestra rendered a concert The same orchestra also played for the dancing program consisting of sixteen numbers. At intermission solos were sung by Miss Mary Ann Williams and Robert E. Loomis.
 The box holders were Walter H. Hart. James s. North, William J. Far ley, Patrick r. McDonough, Mrs. Charles s. Landers. Charles B. Par sons, Arthur c. Kimball. Walter w. Leland, Clarence F. Bennett. Freder- ick Nj. Holmes. Clifford F. Hellbgrg, Harry F. Scheuy. Mrs. l.. H. Pease, Herbert A. Johnson. Allen Moore. AL bert F. Corbin. Maurice H. Pease. Ed ward E. Ogren. The Swift House, Philip B. Stanley, Paul K. Rogers, Norman P. Cooley, Mrs. Elisha H. Cooper. Mrs. Harry A. Hargreaves, B. A. Hawley.
 The patronesses were Mrs. James S. North, Mrs. c. F. Bennett, Mrs. ". E. Atwood. Mrs. Isaac Black, Mrs. W. II. Booth. Mrs. w. J. Farley. Mrs. B. r. Gaifney, Mrs. w. l.. Hatch, Mrs. w. c. Hungerford. Mrs. H. A. John son, Mrs. c. T. kimball. Mrs. A. G. | Kimball. Mrs. c. $. Landers, Mrs. J. C. Eoomis, Mrs. F. F. McDonough, | Mrs. A. c. MclSinnie, Mrs. F.. A | Moore. Mrs Il. s. Parsons. Mrs. l.. II. | Pease, Mrs D. 0. Rogers. Mrs. c. B. | Parsons, Mrs. r. B. Stanley, Mrs. A. J. sloper and Mrs. Walter H. Hart.
 Gardner c. Weld was chairman of the general committee of arrange ments. He was assisted by Harry c. Jackson, Harry l.. Scheuy, c. F. Hell. berg. Emil Schaal, Gustave Carlson. Walter Milkey, sturman Dyson, Harry NJ. Ginsburg, Fred J. c. Ellsworth, Fred Tyler, John Preston, Clarence Coons, Robert Bertini, Bernard Fitz- patrick, Louis Fleischer, Fred HoI- man, Russell Smaller, Arthur Fl. retts. William Kelley. Maurice II. Pcase, Curtis L. Sheldon, Rodman W. Cham berlain, Stanley R. Eddy, William w. T. squpire, E. k. Burr and Joseph C. Andrews.
 This afternoon, in Trinity church, Concord. Mass, at 3:30 o'clock oc- cured the wedding Of Miss Catriona Cole, daughter or Professor and Mrs. William Morse Cole, of Cambridge and Concord. Mass. and Richard l.owrey White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus White, Of this city. Miss Ce,e Is a graduate of Radcliffe. '2i, and ' Mir. White of Harvard, 20. Miss cole after graduation was in charge of the Radcliffe Endowment shop and has been a member of thc Concord Players for the last two seasons. MT. ( White was early in the Italian ann l bulancc service in the world var, ater joining American artillery. He Is now assistant treasurer Of the tSan. ! ey Insulating company. Of Great l Harrington. Mass, where tho young | people will live. ' Miss Cole was married in the same I ,hvrch as her mother, and the rs [ option will be in the same house. ! She wore her mothers wedding goan \ md her grandmother's old lace. pr. | srothers of the First Parish in Cam II ridge, Mass. and Reverend Mir. Dex- [ CT of Trinity church, Concord. Mass, q ointly conducted the marriage sefv- ? ce. Thomas Whitney Surctte was 2 t the organ. Tho bride was at- F tnded by her sister. Miss Elizabeth ole, as maid of honor and John C. White. Harvard '24, was his brothers est man. The bridesmaid were Miss q .ucy Briggs Of Brookline, Mass, iiss Mildred Eilis of Newton. Mass, iiss Frances Flint and Miss Mar nret GoidthIait of Boston. Mass, g iiss Isabel Hoopes Of Ncw.btry. \ lass. and Miss Dotha White, of New q sister of the groom. The shers were Robert Buoi of Provi- Y cnce and New Britain, Seton Drop D CTS Of Utica. \. Y. Lleweilyn Hall c ( Boston, Mass. Burton Mallory or c ambridge. Mass, John Nichols of al hanghai. and Brsyton Wilson of Al- VI any, \. r. te The AiuInnae of the New Britain Nj e neral Hospital Nurses Training .hool held very succession bridge uesday evening at the Nurses home NJ D Hawkins street Tables were re- Bi 'ryed by Mir. and Mrs. E. N. Hum- Dc hrey. Mir. snd Mrs W. H. Van op- th en. wr. and Mrs. William Kinne. bi r. and Mrs. Frank Shields. Nr. and rs. Peek. Mfs and Mrs. James Elan -ry, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Munson. Dr. an J. Hart and Mrs. Hsrt, Dr. en eorge Dunn and Mrs. Dunn, pr. ho