New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
DANCE FOR MLSS VIRGINIA HART THIS EVENING Meadow
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of the Girl scouts VIII CeleDrate lnt opening of the bazaar with a drill at , o'clock.
 The rest of the program follows:
 2:45-Violin recital by Adelaide, Mary and Betty Bean, Mary Eddy ami Welles Eddy, junior.
 3:30-Fashion show. Fourteen mod els will wear the most recent fash ions in juvenile sport and party clothes.
 4:l5-Mother Goose rhymes with music.
 There will be, too, movies as a side show.
 The numbers Of the evenings enter tainment are to be interpolated be- tween dancing 10 the Trinity Baccha- nalian orchestra, The following artists will appear:
 Song: "I Love You"
 Mrs. McKinnie and six men Song: "'Girl of My Dreams"
 Louis Jones and 10 girlc Scotch Dances, in costume,
 Miss Robina Blair
 Song; Roses of Picardy'
 MrS, Einofy Sorbln
 Aesthetic Dancing,
 Miss Dorothy Godfrey and others
 The gymnasium itself is to become for that day--a section of French yillage--with booths extending down both sides of the hall from the shops and houses at one end. From the booths will be sold such necessities as home cooked food, Nah Jongg les sons and flowers: such luxuries as porfumeries, fancy articles. and ies cream, and such eytraNsgances as soap and French pastry. The swimming pool downstairs will likewise undergo complete change emerging therefrom as small French watering rcsort--presumably on the Riviera.
 All in all, the French bazaar from advance information promises to be what the French might term, but probably wouldn't. tune fete des fetes.'
 A wedding Of great interest to Now Britain people took place Thursday afternoon at the Cathedral Church Of St. Paul, Boston, when Miss Janet Elizabeth Stanley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James North Stanley, who formerly lived in New Britain, and Francis Goodwin, end, son Of Mrs. James Goodwin and of the late Rev. James Goodwin, of Hartford. were married in the presence Of several hundred guests.
 The bride, who was given in mar i1age by her father, was attended by her sister, Miss Carolyn Stanley as maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Mrs. James P. Stearns Of Brook line, Mass, Mrs. Albert Robinson speare of Cambridge, Mass, Miss Katherine Bingham of Newton Cen- ter, Mass, a student at Smith col- lege. and cousin of the bride, Miss Helen Goodwin. Miss Mary Goodwin and Miss Lucy Goodwin of Hartford, all sisters of the bridegroom. Lloyd Edward Minturn, mayor of Newport R. l., was the best man and the ush- CTS were Donald Carleton Stanley Of Garden City, Long Island, and James Prescott Stanley of Brookline, Mass" brothers Of the bride. Daniel Drake smith of New York, Walter Reid Wolfe Of New York, Francis Browne Cooley and Robert Lewis Fisher, Hartford, and Austin Dunham Bar ney Of Pennington. The church was decorated with Easter lilies. Preced- ing the ceremony an organ recital was given, followed by the wedding march. The bride wore a gown of white chif- ion satin and her veil of tulle and old lace was caught with orange bios sons. She carried shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and bride roses. The maid of honor wore cream lace drass over blue and leg horn hat trimmed with blue Delphiu4 ium and Butterfly roses. The brides maids were dressed in bisque lace dresses and blue velvet ribbon sashes. with old fashioned bouquets at tho waist. They wore ieghorn hats, with flower trimming. and carried Dolphin ium. The brides mother wore black chiffon and point de Nenise lace and the bridegroom's mother was dressed in black, with white lace. Following the ceremony reception for members of the family was held at the home Of the brides parents. The decora- tions were Of Easter lilies and South ern smilax. Music was provided by the Copley Plaza orchestra. NIT. and Mrs. Goodwin left for an extended wedding trip. the bride wearing a tbree-piece tailleur Of blue poiret tvil1. The bride was graduated from Rogers Hall in 1918 and Mir. Good win was graduated from Yale uni versitv. class of 1918. During the war he served in the United States navy. in command Of submarine chaser, and is now vith the firm Of BeaTdsley S Bcardsley. Hartford.
 Mrs. T. W. wHbor of Franklin snusre. Mrs. Howard Hart of Hart street and Mrs. Elisha Cooper of Vine street were guests st the wedding. Mrs. Cooper entertaining for the bridesmaids st the Touraine hotel. Boston. Wednesday.
 Another engagement Of great in terpst 10 local society was announced vssterdsy. that of Mrs. Estelle Will bur. daughter of II. c. Rodgers of New York to ]. Monroe Hewlett of New York and Lawrence, Long Island. Mr. Hewlett Is well known as an ar chftect and mural painter and Is the surviving psrtntr Of the firm Of Lord S Hewlett. No date has been set for the wedding.
 Curtiss Clifford, student at Syra- ruse University. has returned after