New Britain herald., 1924-01-19


 man and Howard Bates, brother of the bride, Leslie Rackliffe, Eugene kieffer, Jr., and Earle Futile. acted as ushers. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Eugene Kief- fer. Gladys F. Futile was flower girl and Burton Kieffer. ringbearer.
 The bride was attired in a gown of white satin and carried a bou- quet of briday roses. The maid of honor wore gown of flesh color and the bridesmaid wore gown Of orchid color As the couple entered the church wedding march was played by F. H. Ramsdell. The church was prettily decorated with mountain laurel and palms.
 Following the ceremony reception was held at the home of the brides mother at which about 200 guests were present from Hartford, New York, Springfield and Boston.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wright left on an ex- tended wedding trip to New York and Washington and upon their return, will make their home at 15o Green wood street.
 ol SNNiltilb ct ttt tdflp schol auditorium the New Britain Musical club will give its regular musical for active and associate mem- bers. Fred Latham will preside at the meeting and his daughter. Miss Dorothy Latham will give a paper on American Music. The program to ne given follows:
 Pianoforte Polonaise .......,...... Mcdowell
 Miss Olcott
 Aria for Contralto
 Spring Song of the Robin Woman
 (Shanewis) ........... cadman
 Mrs. Lufler
 Miss Powers at tho piano Violin
 At the Brookside
 At Shutdown .... Cecil Burleigh
 Miss Wolcott Miss Powers at the piano Pianoforte
 pracludium ,,..,,.... McDowell
 Miss Hine Songs for Soprano. with
 Violin Obligato
 June ...,.,.. Mfrs. II. II. Beach b Tn the Garden Old .......,
 .,,....,.. Henry K. Hadley Miss Bradley and Mir. Fleltzer
 Miss Harvey at the plano Pianoforte Calumet Of Peace 5. Angelo Read D Ihdian Love Song ...... Cadma C Melody ....s...,..... Burleigh l
 Miss Littlehalcs Violin. Cello, Flute wite Piano NGna1fa .t Messrs Fleitzer. srssuffler, Stedman
 and Miss Tommasoni
 sss Members of the cast Of the minstrel | troupe Of Landers Girls club and the 1 Universal club were entertained at | dinner at the club rooms Monday eve ming. The troupe gave a successful | performance at the odd Fellows hall | or December ith.
 The X | 2 club of kensington held . dance last evening at Grange hall, Berlin. Music was furnished by Me- keon's Syncopators of Kensiugton.
 
 Charles Padelli of Kensington has ief for Florida to spend the remainder of the winter.
 The woman's Home Missionary so- ciety of Remington Methodist church met Wednesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Ralph wooding.
 Mir. and Mrs. Norman Middleton were given as urprise farewell party last Saturday evening at Judd's hall H1. xf al f~fn A~ a-d l Mrs. Middleton will leave in the near future for Holland, Michigan. where they will make their home.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. George Sage and fam. fly of Berlin have left for OiTnond. Florida, to spend the remainder of the winter.
 Members of the Junior E1deavor society of the Berlin Congregational church held a very successful social last evening at the church. Games were played and refreshments were { served. Miss Grace Smith, Harry Woodruff. William Coale, Louise Cutie, Ellen BoardTnan, Charles 1 Cutie, Elliott Guatkin and Norma [ Gibney were the committee In charge.
  The Berlin Motherhood club met { Wednesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. F. Q. shjerden of Berlin. Mrs. II. II. Damon played several delight fHl piano numbers and duets, accom- panied on the violin by Mrs Leland { 4uatkin. Mrs. Elizabsth Wicksire rave some interesting readings. The ] well arranged program vas under the cirectiVn Of Mrs. Charles Pratt and Mrs. shjerden. Mrs. Algernon F. Andersoa sf Lake street gave q tea Thursday afternoon st the home of her datffhtsr, -frs i WaIph Dame of Oxford street. Hart ford. The affair was given for r1rs. , Walter Briggs Of Cambridge. Mass. Among the Junior Prom" fe risi- z ties that gre being arranged at Yaie \ university is a large tea dancs to b4 held Monday afternoon. February 4th. st Dwight Hall. Mrs. Carl Ritter entertained d, . tea at her home on Austin street Tuesday afternoon. piano selections were given by Mrs. Rittner and classi- a cal dancing was done by Miss Vir- | Einia Wright. T