New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

A pretty weddinC took 2ia~G Wednesday afternoon q: Z:3J o'CIoch at the Church oi Cut saviour L'la.i-- vile. Hhen Miss beryIe N. Turner, daughter oi Mir. ana ;itrs. Chavit. w. Turner oi i9 East Maiu street, PlainVille, became tie bride C. HsIT| S BannelL son cf Mr. &nd Airs. CHE ton Baunell ol Indian Neck BrantUr'Ia Conn. Rev. George Hilton, tormsr rector Of the chuI oh, otficisted. IT." maid of honor wss Miss Margaret Turner Of Hartford. "a cousin Q: the bride. The bridesmaids wsc" Miss Gertrude NJ. Gibbon and Mrs. Ruth Salmon. Walter Bannel!, brother uf the groom, was best man anc '. ushers were Lloyd Reanv and AuT' ritt salmon.
 The bride was attired la sonn of white satin trimmed with DGchCss9 lace and carried bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Th'. maid of honor wore a gown ot pow der blue chiffon with nat 10 match and carried pink roses. Both brides maids wore yellow gowns of georgeite 1 trimmed with lace and N ore hats to match. Their bouquets were of but. terfiy roses.
 i Following the ceremony A recep- ton was held in ths parish house which was prett,ly dss4Htei for the occasion m yellow ans White About 76 guests were present from Hart ford. Wallingford. Brantord, New Haven, Bristol and NeS Britain.
 The couple left on wedding trip and upon their return will reside al 40 Maple street. Flainville. Mir. Ban nell Is employed by the John Cooke Realty company
 Mrs, Graves and Miss Hazel simp- son of North Platt, Nebraska. are the weekend guests of Mir, and Mrs J, II. Robinson of Harrison street. l
 Mir. and Mrs, A. C, M'kinnie have returned from New York.
 The music pupils of Miss Gertrude Hine gave a rectal this afternoon at Miss Hines home on Hillside place. The program which was a delightful one was IS follows:
 "Gavotto" (duet) .,..,..... Gosseo
 Eleanor Hine, Virginia Hill "The Little White Kitten" . Erb
 Jane Porter
 "Broomstick March" ..... Terry
 Marjorie Rogers
 "Danee on the Green. zee. .Presser
 Warren Horton
 "Flower Waltz" ............ Rogers
 Ruth Waiter The Cuckoo in My Clock. q. Maxim
 Mildred Lindquist
 Ghosts .............. kinscsils
 Francis McEnroe
 wooden Shoe" .......... Bartlett ' Barbara Scripture Catch Me If You Can". %. sohmitt Marjorie Recor Ave Maria" ......... Burgmuller "Minuet and Trio" ...... Mozart Margaret Atwood
 Spinning Song" ...., Ellmenrieh ' Elizabeth weiant
 Turkish Rondo" ..,,.... krentzlin ! William F. Atwood, Jr, "Corrsnth' .t...........s.. Handel { "Ths Merry Procossion". ".... Schytte Virginia Hill 7 Sailors Song" ..a...,...,..G GrieE
 Richard Coope "savotte" tdueD ..,.... Beethoven
 Carolyn smith, Flora Hine The Lark's Song ... TschaikoNsky "Menuet .,..,....,....,. Handel "GiEa" ..,,.,.....,.,..,. Handel Eleanor Hine
 Song of June ......t... Williams Gladys Ahlgren Curious Story" Heller Dorothy Luhrs 'WHltz .s.s..s.sss.s.,tss hfleg : Faye Rattonbury
 "Melodie" ............. Padereuski : Etnde, Were I Bird. Henselt ] Flora Hine Venetian Boat Song" Mendelssohn "seguidilla tCastilian Dance) ....
 ...t'.s s......sstss... AlbenH Carolyn smith Three students from New Britain were awarded degrees at the fifty first annual commencement exercises of Boston University which will be held June IS in Symphony Hall. Mar tin F. Stempien of If Silver street, will receive the degree of Bachelor or Business Administration and Esther F. Wampler Of 3t Emmons Place. will he granted the degree Of Bsche- Tor Of Science in Education. Belle Ballou completed her course Of stud , ies at the School Of Education and re. , ceived the degree Of Bachelor Of ? Science in Education.
 Miss Angela M. Lacava Of 7s flaw lins street although having success fully completed her courses Of studies at the School of law, will not receive l her Bachelor of Laws degree until she reaches the age Of .l.
 Tho Senior promenade was held at the Senior High school gynasiun last evening. The affair was s success in every way. it being both social and : financial success.
 The school gymnasium was a pleas ing picture draped Tn the class colors. pale blue and white The boys in their light flannels and dark coats. and their girls in their evenings dresses also made an attractive scene. Several favor dances were held dur ing tho evening.
 The festivities began at s:50 o'ciocl when the grand march vas held. The students marched through various formations during which time fsyors were given both ths young men and women. The march concluded when ths couples marched before the pa irons and patronessrs to he welcomed. ( program of 14 dances followed te