New Britain herald., 1924-06-14

The office girls of the Corbin Screw Corporation gave very successful en- tcrtanmcnt and dance Tuesday even ing in the r. W. C. A. The program featured small Town Concert" with gingham gowned girls and a Ruben" as well. The program follows: Opening chorus .,.. Entire company Ton Thousand Years From Now.
 ..............., Miss Anna Bailey Coin South .,..., Eleanor nemaris Recitation ,.,..,,..,.' Jennle Cook The One l Love ...., Mollie Jackson Dance ......,.....,., Mae Connolly Dreaming Alone in the Twilight.
 .........,,.....,,.. Marie Heslin It Ain't Gonna Rain No Mo'.....
 Molie Jackson, Rose Darrow, Ethel
 Markie
 Gingham Gown ..... Martha Ernest Dance Mable Lucey, Anna Ralune Mindin' My Business ss.,......,...,
 ............,,. Beatrice Peterson Dream .,........ Kathleen Walsh Closing Chorus ---, -- Entire Company
 Chorus -- Kathleen Walsh, Mollie Jackson. Marie tleslin. Rose Darrow, Ethel Marllie, Mae Connolly, Esther Hydhorg. Lillian TNigg. Anna Bailey, Martha Ernest, Gertrude Dacey Anna Ramne, Eleanor Demaris, Agnes Carlson. Mable Lucey Minnie Boti- cclli, Mary Schneider, Emma Suess,
 Joseph Ward was director; Beatrice Peterson. pianist: Alice Melander, as- sistant pianist, and Eleanor Smilarks, interlocutor,
 James Rcnnhan, student at the [ university of New York Is home for the summer vacation.
 John Rcnehan. son Of Mir. and Mrs. John Renehan of Vine street is home from Tufts college to spend the sum mer months with his parents Richard Reynolds. Arnold l.andlno and Thomas McCabe, students at the sunicld school. arc spending their summer vacation in town.
 On Thursday afternoon. June l2, Miss Hazel Juengst. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry c. Juengst Of Buell. street. and William s. Vance. IT, son of Mrs. and Mrs W. g. Vance Of piain,ilie, were married at the South lrburch parsonage. Reverend c. W. c. | uu officiating. The bride was at ltended by her sister, Miss Mildred Jncnrst. while Waiter Vance, brother of the groom, acted as best man. The lbridr's gown was of powder blue geor- gette and her attendants of flower Icdgcargrtto. After the reception at Burritt Hotel which followed the ceremony. Mir. and Mrs Vance left on a motor trip to Maine. When they return they vill make their home on South Main street.
 Mrs. Charles FIeischtr of Black Rock avenue will leave Monday for an extended trfp through inc Grand franyon, california. Seattle and Alaska. returning home in the late fall
 Mir and Mrs C. AIariek Eunsha~ of Iinwood street entertained num- hcr of friends at dinner at 'h"ir home T1e sdsv evening in honor of their tenth wedding anniversary. 4
 Miss Lillian ThristenEsu rn'"riainep a+ tea at fhr Business and Profes- eional Wetnan's club on Wednesday 1 far Mrs. John Rcrtini of California ho pas formerly Mise Ruby Dixon , of this city.
 wr and Mrs. An1re1 EsH enter isirad nuniFsr cf friends si fh'ir home nn Chsrmsn street last Ssf- ifrdsv evening tn honor of Their 2Sth . .s ss1dirr snuivrrssrv.
 
 Miss oItvs Shsr entertained sf ibri1rs a, her home on Black Rock avsnus wedns sday afternoon in honor of her sister. Mrs. II. II. Damon. i The prizes were awarded 10 Mrs. Fred Looruis. Mrs. v. Chase Coa!e and Mrs. L.. ". Gwatkins. Arthur Gauar son of Mr. and Mrs r;rarge Gaaer n' Hamilton strr't. re- turned Friday from Cornell uHiver-