New Britain herald., 1924-05-03
Breakfasts
 Parties For Spring

ihe Soiihiitlee III CHdrse or the al
 fair consists of Misses Helene Voigh
 Moylan Conlon. Anna Timbrell, Etht
 Babcock, Lillian Larson and Lorett Campbell.
 l Interest at Smith college now cen
 ters on the Junior Prom festiyitie
 which take place the weekend O
 May 9. The activities begin with 'tea-dance and garden party in tn Orchard. which will be arranged fo
 by the sophomores. Cake and candy
 made and donated by the freshmen
 will be sold for the benefit of Mt Ivy, fresh-air camp which the col
 lege has always helped in connection
 with the New York College Settle ment.
 Prom" itself will follow dinner.
 given at the various college dormi.
 tories. For this main event the Stu.
 dents Building and the gymnasium
 will be transformed into a gay scene
 of music, flowers and light. The pas. sageways between the buildings will be covered with awnings making any inclemency of the weather of little account.
 Saturday free and legal "cuts" are granted to all juniors making the oc- casion a truly festive one. The "Promer" may leave at an early hour for picnic or on automobile parties to approved inns or countryelubs in the vicinity. That evening a play at the Academy of Music will be given for the benefit of the juniors and their guests. This year it is to be Blossom Time" popular musical comedy. The junior class has in- rited the senior class to this affair.
 Mrs. Philo Swift entertained a number of her friends at her home on West Main street Wednesday eye- ming in honor of her birthday.
 Mir and Mrs. William Chaloner of Berlin observed the 5Srd anniversary of their marriage Friday. They were married at St. Andrews church in Meriden in 1871.
 Miss Florence Rich. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Rich Of East Berlin, and Egnar Peterson of this city. were married Thursday afrer- noon at 2:s0 o'clock at the home of he brides parents. Rev. Dr. Ger man Of Middletown performed the ceremony. The bride who was given n marriage by her father, was at- ended by Miss Lillian Bacon as maid | ,f honor. Paul Peterson, a brother ,f the groom, was the best man. The | ,ride's gown was Of lawn coiored | anton crepe and she carried a bou- luet ot white roses. Her attendant | vas dressed in blue canton crepe | md she carried bouquet of pink l oses. After a reception held at the | rides home. Mir. and Mrs. Peterson eft on motor trip to Boston. Mass.
 Charles 1T. Chamberlain of Forest treet has returned from an extended rip through Europe and Africa.
 Mrs. Eugene Kiefer of Ash street ntertained at her home Thursday vening for Miss Hilda Whitfield who to marry Charles stepler on lay 23.
 Mrs Ray Leach of Vine street en- 'rtained her card club at her home Tonday afternoon. Mrs. Charles vain won the prize. Mir. and sMrs. F. A. Spencer Of oringheld, Mass, are the weekend rests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Norris
 Grove Hill.
 Mrs. George Kimbal Of South Bur t street gave May Breakfast lursday at the Pennington Country ub. |, Mrs. Carl Neuman entertained at a at her home on Harrison street . lesday afternoon for her mother. rs. Clark of Mt. Holyoke. Mrs. hn Abel presided at the tea table. Coming as fitting climax 10 sy and eventfu1 season the fifth nual banquet and dance of the New itain Musical club was a most suc- 'sful and enjoyable occasion. The i've members of the association re hosts 10 the associate and sus- ming members. Fred W. Latham ng the hospitable toastmaster, ile Mrs. F. Andzulatis. Mrs. H. rton, Theron Hart. P. Smaller. ss Gertrude Hinc and Miss Frances rker. the reception committee. Theron Hart, president of the b. was the first speaker of the eve- g. telling of the history of music New Britain and of the growth of
 New Britain Musical club. He Ike of the great good the club and
 choral society could do here in ping to develop musical culture by arranging concerts and re- .ls for the Tnusic-loving public, Ter speakers were Arthur c. Kim ]. director of the Choral society
 a sustaining member of the Mu- I club: James s. North. J. s. Ken y. Leland Pierce. and John Lind-
 president Of the Choral society of whom gave interesting talks on IFS musical. he great interest manifested in work of the musical organizations . foreteiis a brilliant future of Jical pleasures.
 
 fr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dsnby of Riverside Drive. New York. have ounced the engagement of. their uhter. Beatrice Florence Danby. to fuart Johnson of Philadelphia. Mir. nson is the son of Dr. and Mrs