New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

An event Of most unusual enjoy mem was inc decision of all who al tended tho banquet of the senior class at inc Senior High school gymnasium tuesday evening. After the banquet was served a program of speaking and dancing was carried out,
 From : until l2 o'clock the school eymna sium was the scene Of ono or tho prciticst and most suereGsfnl ban oucts in many years. Witty talks by student speakers and an address by rincipal Slade made up the speak ing program. Music for dancing was rrocidnd by ihc BaCrhanaian orchCs- Ira. Between courses the studrnts sang their class sonEa accompanied bE inc orchestra.
 The speakers and their subjects of the evenings program wore as fol lows; "Our Girls" by John Rntler; "Our Roys" by Elaine Wright. The Faculty" by tiustnNc Carlson; Our Future" by Charles Quigloy; Ring ing True" by Principal Louis Y. Sladn.
 The guests of the class were as fol- lows. Principal and Mrs. Louis r. Sladc, Vice prinCipa and Mrs. James r. Moody, Mes Mildred Weld, Miss liza Harvey, Miss Norma Rcgan and Harry Vessels.
 Much credit for inc sucreSs of the party gors 10 Miss Mildred Weld, class advisor, and Chairman Bernard Ho- gin. The latter not only handled the t.N he was a decided hit as ioastmasi"r, The resi Of inc committee follows, Louise Tombar George Frey, Mar garct Hart and William Watson. Glass night, thelast gathering before graduation or the members of the yrnnor class Of Inc New Britain High school win be held in the auditorium of the senior High school next Wed nesday evening. The cast and chorus which has been chosen to present inc i entertainment have held several re- i hcarsals during thc past few weeks un- 1 der inc direction of Miss liza Harvey and they are expected to score snc- . c,ss In their production which ia quito 1 novel in many ways,
 During the evening the cast and chorus assisted by the class will sinl ! tho claas songs Some of the songs are as follows. IInger Awhile, Pretty i Pcrgy. Marchede, Mighty Like Rose ! i'al of My Dreams and Mother Ma cree. Ten Thousand Years Seems Long, Long Time" sung by Norman panberg. The class will by Gertrude ! Fcibcr and the class history by John Butler will be part of the program.
 The east follows: Charles Covert charlns Quigley, Doris Bloom. Jose phine Miller. Joseph Mcnousok, Ear | Futncy. Catherine Callahan. Lillian KopIoNitz, John Slade, Mildred Hog und. Louise 11olcomb, Carl l.inn' Harold skinner. sylvia Clark Gertrude Fciber and John Butler.
 The chortls-Girls: Marie Woli'' Bcrnira Weisnt, Sylvia Adler. Iinih TrrcIl. Ruth sherman, tarlotta slo- rrr. Margaret Hart. Grace llanrahan. and Helen rbaB; boys, George IJF- CTS. Walter Herman, George Eoth"r- forth. Norman DaH1crg. Raymond Nckrgn. George Tren. John Gier"ch- ovski John Marfayak, and Abra ham
 
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 The rlass night committee ie as fpl- lovs: John sladr. chairman. Mildred Hngtnnd. Louise Tombari Carl Linn. and Harold skinner,
 
 Miss Nrranira fheruiskt n' SfahA'S street and Edpard JenninEa nf Ghost nat street were married Tuesday morning at si. Andrews church. ''Iih 2 nuptiai high ms=s Ber. E.. v. ''ri- kls. pastor of inc church. ras rete- brant Er,. < Knatinr of St Joseph church deacon. and Her. r. J. Laden. pss4or of the church ef si John tns , r.sngettst. zss sub-des~on, diSs Anna Nsknlis ras the mad of honor and Edward Jennings best man. ] Mr. and Mrs. F. Q. Clark and Mr- and Mrs. Harold Clark Of East Berlin left today for Canada in company with inc members or the Rotary ciub of New Britain.
 Nrs. Y. e. luoss rF firrrH'"oo" str.et has rr'u-urI from l'"gEhA"'T ,ss < r after 2 sfa- of ssEsrsl