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New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
EClcy-Kcnnedy

Miss Margaret Kennedy, daughter of Mrs. Anna Kennedy Of MeHden, and Delbert Ncley Of thls city"were married at o'clock Wednesday morning at St. Roses church, Meri- den.
 The ceremony was performed by Monsignor John Neale, LLD., pas tor. They were attended by Miss Agnes Kennedy sister of the bride, as bridesmaid and Henry Rice Of Long Island, as best man.
 The bride was dressed in a grey suit with a hat 10 match and she carried bouquet of bridal roses. Her bridesmaid was dressed in a suit of rosewood with a hat 10 match and she carried a bouquet Of pink roses.
 After the ceremony, a reception was held for members Of the fam fly at Craig Loch in Meriden, MT. and Mrs. Nclcv loft on a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. They will return about June and will reside at 24 Buell. street, this city
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN

Mrs. Philip Stanley is going into the department store business-for day onyn the interests of the Young Women Christian Association On Saturday. May 16 at the Davidson & Leventha certain percentage of all sales made will be given the r. w. C. A. This is entirely enterprise town but spells from the start for it is evident that the many friends of the well known women interested in the r. w. A. will the store to make their purchases and the general public will also flock there partly for the sake of charity and largely for the novel experience of being waited upon by the sales force which includes bers of New Britains social colony.
 Mrs. Stanley says that the sale will take the air Of social gathering for you meet most of your friends there What doesn't know imagine and Mrs. Stanley is good press agent.
 Interested in the of the sale Mrs George W. rat who for that day will act superintendent of the store Mrs. w. C. ungerord is to be head of the information department, Mrs. George T. Kmbal is the credit manager Mrs. F., Allan Moore is merchandise manager Miss Mary Whttlesey will act floor manager. Mrs Louis Reyna is to be sales manager Miss Flora Humphrey will act as the advertising manager Mrs Howard Humphrey will have charge of the window and store decorations and Miss Sa Humason is to be the elevator attendant.
 The Wednesday luncheon bridges often preceded by golf which found much favor with members of the Shuttle The club members find this delightful entertain few friends at luncheon and cards and the golf always proves entcng addition.
 While announcements for the annual Spring Ball which
 to be held at the Shuttle Meadow Club the evening of Saturday, May 6, have been out Louis w. Young chairman of the house committee of the club announces that is to be the party of the Already one hears news of interesting dinner parties which being arranged to pecede the dancing and with S Yae play the success of the affair is assured.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

The ceremony was performed at lhe houat residence on Grove Hin at ha' after : o'clock before tho Intmodiatn relatives and close friends Of fine families. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore q gown of white chif- fon trimmed with duchess lace which adorned her mothers wod- ling robe. \ train of white satin vas yelled with a roth of white Julie. which was held 10 the back uf her head with q wreath Of oran=o blossoms. She carriod a shower lou- qlot of roses and Eardcnias,
 Miss Beatrice Ecynal, daughter c' Mr. and Mrs, Louis Eeynai Of lexington street. who was the maid of honor and only attendant, wore drcas Of green foworcd chiffon. S1e carried q bouquet of yellow Io>.,s end orchid sweet peas.
 Harry Adams of Springfield, Mass" Urothcr-iu-law of the bride, was Mr. Whytc's best man.
 Following the home reception Mir Whyto took his bride 10 Washing ton, D. C., and then 10 Chicago, H.. where they will take up their residence.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
SueSS- Johnson


 Tho marriage Of Miss Edith Ham nah Johnson, daughter of Nr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson of PIP Main street, and Arthur A. Suess, son of August Suess of 1t7 kensington street, took place Wednesday eve ming at o'clock al the parsonaee Of the First Lutheran church. Rev. pr. Abel A. Ahlquist oficiated. Mrs. Margaret NibDcrts, a sister of the bride, was tho matron Of honor and John Suoss, brother Of the groom, vas the best man
 The brid" wore rose colorcl ensemble suit with hat to match and she carried salmon sweet peas and lilies Of tho valley. Her at tcrdant wore d poudre bleu en- "cmblo suit with Il hat 10 match and 5ho carried rose coloro1 sweat peas and lilies of the valley.
 Following the ceremony Mr, and Mrs. Suoss' left on a wedding trip ny motor 10 New York and Atlantic City, \. J,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
NEWS OF WEDDINGS AND OTHER EVENTS

Fragrance of apple blossoms and the radiance of many tapers lent air of soemny to ritual read Tuesday evening by the Rev. Dr. George w. C. M when he ofciated a the marriage of Miss Florence Mouat daughter of Mr. and Mrs Laurence Mouat of Grove Hill and Robert Mercer Whyte of Mir. and Mrs Thomas ?. Whyte of Chicago H.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
PERSONAL JOTTINGS

rearl Lowis of New York. who has Do"n the house guest of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hancock Of Steele street, has left on 2 trip to Maine. r. w. Porter of Garden street ro- turns tomorrow from il fishing trip 10 West Virginia
 F.. Milton Egan, son Of Mr. anI Mrs. l.. w. ESau of Court street, has bron elected advertising man agor of the "rampus," thI. weekly paper e" MiddIobury college. Mr. Egan was graduated from the New Britain high schooD in 1920 and IS q member Of 'h~ ria~s of l22G al Midd'chury college.
 Mrs. George Ha>nor o' Dayton Ohio, will spend ncA' week with Mra. HjwarI II. Christ of Murray street.
 Miss Malorie Baldwin. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs Carlyle Baldwin of Forest street returned Wcdnes- day morning to N-w York city oftor attending tho Wbyte- -Mouat welding Tuesday evening,
 Mr. and Mrs Harry Adams lave r',urnnj tu 'hcir nom" in Spring field, Mass, after spending q few days with Mrs, Adams parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Mouat of Grovo HIl.
 Mr aoI Mrs rhap stanley Of Shuttle Meadow road returned to- jay from New York city where they ha>e bc.n spending few days.
 Mrs. F., Allen Moore Of Sunny lodge lo', Thursday for New York city where she will meet Mir. Moore, who is rcturntng from a trip to Flu ropa.
 The Maple Hill bridge club was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. l.. H. Starkweather, Prizes were awarded 10 Mrs James Pow ell, Miss Arnnc Root and Mrs. II. E. UmstraI.
 Miss Holon Phelps of Berlin en- tertaincl several friends at q dane ing party a. the WorihinSton com munity house last evening.
 Mrs. L-onard Yoke Of Maple IIlj and her mother, Mrs. T. G, Clark have lv,u m Baltimore the pas, week whcro they attended tho Hol- combo - MacCas,elle wedding on Tuesday MT, Yoke loft for Ncw York "Wednesday to join thom, anI also his mo'her. Mrs, C. G. Nok" Q, Rorricn Springs, Michigan, who has come cast for a 'Isi'.
 Granom Spring of Thompson srrcrt, Marr" HHl has returned from Boston, Mass
 
 Mr. and Mrs. T, II. CoCs0sI Co: ThcoIor. street. Map)n HILL a"' sporiing a few days M Washington. D, (.
 Dr. A. <. Grant anI Mrs. Cru and daughter, Constance, sp'n' last voeA-onl in Now York cl'y
 Mir. and Mrs. T Nhnnot. Wal.a os Shor' Beach. I5I.ntorh ton. haye b,cu ,.sulnE Mr. anl N.-. William Walker @: Hamilton str,"' '. Two prize ribbons WIT" avar..@ to Judg. WiJHum (. HunEortorI~ sald,. norea "Aa1dr" a' rh" N'" Haven Norsr show n,'i .ast Sa'"~- Jay evening.
 Mrs. Carly.~ UaIw.n os lo..>. s.rret Is m New orh ll'2.
 Mss AGucs Joha~'o'l ia@s.tor o5 AIt. anu WITS lAj4t IT, I''i'''' ''' '' West Nam ~'r-,r. returned ThHrs- day evening from New York city.
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 Miss Margaret purst Of lay'o". ohio. IS 'h" hous Eucsr of Mrs Robert SHsby of Eerhn.
 A. R. C~rhln ra'ur0cd WcIa -- day from Atlantic tirN.
 Mrs Harry Hancock oC S"..' stree, and her siSter-in-ran, Mrs, John Hopkins of New Ha1cm er, visiting in Mount Vernon, \ '.
 
 Among the members of Nov Brit. ain's younger srt who are attending the festivities al Wesleyan university
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
CLLH MOTIFS


 The parents of students at the New Britain high school turned out in full force Wednesday evening for tho annual II ceting of the Par ents' and Teachers association. There wcro more than 7ou In at tendance for the meeting and inc style show which was given under the management Of tho lre@mak. ing departments.
 The following officers were elect, cd: President. Alphonso, E. Porter; first vice president, Ernest \. liar wood; second president. Mrs. Henry T, Burr; secretary Mss Agnes M Finnegan; treasurer. Jesse D, SalIee:new members Of the executive committee, Mrs. W. IT, Rattenbury, Mrs. James J, Dorsey and Mrs. Isaac SNarSky
 Tho Washington school parcnl,' and Teachers association elected the following officers at its annual meeting held Wednesday evening President John Kulpcr; vice prcsi. dent Peter She1chuck; secretary GeneyIcye E. Lowck; treasurer. Grace N. Mechan Addresses were made by Prosecuting Attorney Jos eph G, Woods anJ Dr. Marie Lqyin- son, school physician The school orchestra paycl and the school glce club sang. There were piano selections by Miss Margaret Qutn- liyan, vocal duet by Miss Helen Brennan and Miss Grace Schmidt
 The New Britain Musical club, by lts president, Theron Hart. an- nounccs it's sixth annual banquet to be held in the Hotel Burritt Tues. day evening, May !. q: 7;30 o'clock. A socia feature will be an address by Charles b. Isaacson, noted lec- turNr on musical subjects. Richard Paine and Edward F. Laubjn will he the honor guests Of the club. Dancing will follow during the lat tFl pdl VI tue 'NFllluS, lOSc lb have served as officers Of the club this season are; President, Theron Woicott. Hart; vice president. Philip E. Smaller; recording secretary Miss Gertrude NJ. Hine; correspond ing secretary, Mrs. Emile Andzu,a- tis; treasurer. Henry G. Schaunler; chairman program committee, Mrs. Philip B, Smaller; chairman ar engagements committee, Miss IIgs r. Harvey; chairman membership committee. Miss Frances P. Parker; advisers, Mrs. ". r. Brooks. Mrs. W. C. Hungrrford, J. C. Kennedy, l.. T. Pierce; librarian, Mrs, Merwin H. Futile; critic, Miss Ruth Schade.
 
 The annual meeting Of the Nom- ons club Of Maple Hill will be held Wednesday afternoon, May 13, at 2:@o o'clock at the home Of Mrs. William Kinner on Golf street, The hostess will be assisted hy Mrs. Nelson Mann and Mrs. II, E. 1dcn- hard,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02


 daughter Of nr. Samuel Wellington Irving Of LcuoN place; Miss Cath rryn Clark, daughter Of Dr. Robert M, Clark and Mrs Clark; Miss Doro- thy Parker Miss E}ra McKirdy daughter of Mr. anI Mrs McKirdy of Lincoln street, and Miss Mary Wolf, daughter of Mr. ard Mrs. l.. F. Wolf" of FaJryJow strrot.
 Jack Ha0tz.nsor of New York ely is visiting in tovo
 Mrs. F. !. Vance of Maple street '@'t Wednesday OH motor trip 10 Washington, p. r.
 Mr. and Mrs, Tlrurv C. Schaur- G"r of Lincoln roaI uay" for their hoUsc guest Mir. SrhWTlar's mother. Mrs. Malcolm Farmer and son, Wiliinu Fenis'c- Farmer, Of Ljn- ruIn road are at Pinohurst, x. C.
 Mr and Mrs. Arthur Kimhsu en- t"r'HIUed a f~H friends at diruor inst evening for Clarke Colt of St. Louis, who hos haru tho recent gu, yt of his son and daughter. Nr. and Mrs. G.orEe Colt Of Nance street.
 Mrs Edward Hal Christ ou.rr- atncd 'bo m"murrs oC ta. Apha \pha amaa" sorority at cards n, her home on Murray street Wcincs. Jay r''nju-. Tn" hunors wen, 10 Mrs. Eennnrt IIjbharI.
 Mrs. Russell Nojson cnt rtam.I few friends al luncheon at her home on Murray street Thursday for Mrs. C, r. Barnes oC Bristol who has been 'hr cu"st of hnr daughter, Mrs. Fred Porter Of Car den street.
 Mrs. Edward II. Chris, wlIl en- certain the Wednesday afternoon bridge club at cards at her home on Murray street n.xt week.
 Tho weekly dauccs at the Hart ford Golf club will lr resumed to- right There Will l.. Ianomg from until 1? ?. m., pr'c'1r1 hy din- 0"r from un'j z,
 
 Miss GoorgIa Parker of Vine ct has returned (ron. d trip 10 Hampton, Virginia.
 Hilton Campbell oG Hastings on 't,-lludson. x N- 1- tto weekend euos' of Mir, and Mrs. Emory Cor i.n ol West Nam a'ra.t.
 4, r. Corhin ot Nlnr S,rso' has TO- turned from short trip to Atlantic '1tr,
 Nrs. John Loomje os 1.orast stro,' md Mrs. George lHurlranI' of Ehindock"r road will mo'or ta New ; ork city noNt vork
 
 Mrs. Addison Brooks Inf G.ouc,s- ... Mass, wlH sp.r1 u,>' W..k with Mrs. Arthur Iarrop of Ilaruson Nroot.
 Mrs. Ua,rvsG ns,.or o1 l;ne s,~oe' has ro,uru. n.'a I"rhmoul Va.
 The stulents us .. ''oau.r1,I' .l'o Norma. sraoo. n.o .oI their annual sprinS d1r." .' 'f. Uotc, H4r~u on tho ys.n.- oo Iriiny, May r5.
 Mss Doro.ly Nu'+ony 5v21J.r o1 Nr and Mrs WuHaw IT, Atho0v o' Srgrhtucron WAS '., cG~st ot ooor al a show,r w'i.h Ms Frank r.oot sa}c at n.r |om, "Spr-c Ilha lNrm" ,a,' evening Mss Nn.nouv N:' marry r. g. Ila}.,~ Io"r's in 1nr
 
 -~ and Mrs. Iam,e t..'r'. z7'a a party at the.r noua H N.r'in ~-0rs,]av evening for Mrs Frank who returned 'o @r nol0' n Pittsburgh last ''snloc.
 Mrs Water Ka,f l1'e a5rz a' .r hom" on Pearl Str.r N,I0os- Jay oNoninE for Miss ulnl, ar3ou of 1ubi'oo street. Miss 1an3an will Irry Frederick kslr
 ~Hn EIly-GIo,or Tost. Nrsr,.ao Legion. will start a s.rl,s of moutn- Iy 'Unahoors al tho Hotel Eurri't mrNt September
 
 Tre Assoclato1 Val" c.uhs ot Now 'a2.1nl viii hold 'hojr anuH' oN'- ing this year in Frtdcoporf. Thr fesliyiuCE will start May ls.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Igan-DalkOWSki

Another wedding on Wednesday Was that ot Miss Stella Dalkowski, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William palkowski ot Washington street, and Thomas Egan, son of Mir. and Mrs. Patrick J. Egan of this city The ceremony was performed with nuptial high mass at g o'clock In St Mary's church.
 Rev. Walter A. McCrann per formed the marriage ceremony, and inc nuptial high mass was sung by Rev. Walter J. Lyddy.
 During the mass Francis EEan sang Ave Maria" and "I Love You Truly" and Mrs. Mary T. Crean a;so sang. Organist John T. Crean played for the mass and the vocal numbers.
 The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Helen Dalkowski, as the maid of honor, and four brides maids, Miss Anna Krewitz, Miss Mary Krawitz, Miss Rodney Mack enzie and Miss Josephine Pantero' Her little sister, Nellie DalkowsKi' was the flower girl,
 The bride was dressed in beaded Eeorgette and wore veil caught with orange blossoms. Her bouquet was of bridal roses and lilies Of the valley.
 The maid of honor wore a gown of honey dew georgette with hat 10 match and she carried pink roses.
 Miss Anna Krawit1 wore green taffeta; Miss Mary Krawitz wore orchid taffeta: Miss Rodney Mack enzie wore yellow taffets, and Miss Panferio wore blue taffets' with matching hats. They carried bou- uuets of carnations.
 The flower girl, Miss Nellie pa'- kowski, wore a dress of peach 'ai- feta and carried basket Of carna- ions.
 After the church ceremony a wedding reception was held at inc lome Of the brides parents, after which Mir. and Mrs. Egan left on wedding trip 10 New York ana Jersey City.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Tvans-klinc

Miss Celia May Kline, daughter of Mir and Mrs. William Kline Of P'ainvile, and Ralph Evans, son Of Mir. and Mrs. George Evans Of Bristol, were married Monday al St. Thomas rectory. Miss Dorothy Hartford was bridesmaid, while Miles Evans. brother Of the bride groom. acted as best man. Bride and bridesmaid were dressed in tan suits with hats to match. The bride carried q bouquet of white bride roses and the bridesmaid had one of butterfly roses.
 A reception at the Waveriy inn In Cheshire followed the ceremony, and then Mir. and Mrs. Evans left on q wedding trip to Canada. They will take up their residence at 227 North Main street, Plainyille.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
tilankrnhlITr-( rOSby

Tn the rccrory Of St, Joseph s church at oclock Wednesday afternoon, the wedding of Miss Catherine Crosby, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Crosby of Whit ing street, and Albert Blankenburg, san Of Mir. and Mrs. August Blank ouburg Of Trinity street, took place lay. John Donahue oniciated.
 Miss Anna N. Crosby, sister of tne bride, was maid of honor and Emil BlankenburG, brother of the groom, best man.
 After the ceremony, NIT. and Mrs Blankcnburg left on a wedding trip to New York, and upon their re- turn will reside on Chestnut street
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Miss Jean PolHdcNler, daughter of Mrs. Charles F. PoindoNter of West Hartford and q freshman at Welles- ley college. has been appointed as- Sis.ant monitor Of tho Wellesley Nnws Miss PoindcX'cr is well known in town with members Of the young CT set.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
ANNUAL D. <. E, MEETING

ANNUAL D. A F. MEETING
 There were 75 members Of he Esther S.an'oy chapter, Daughters of the Amorloan Ecvo'ution present al the May BrralIas, which took place q, ,ho Shur'to Meadow club yes'ar1ay. Qaan'tos of yellow Iaf- 'odi,s and u1iia alrctssIs drcora,rd 'he dining room and the living room. Of ,ho .c,Hh
 Following tho hrnakras' which "ae sor1~d at 1:@a tbo r,gular annual nocurg with Inc election of officers and reports from 'hn do'agl'"s 70 .na G4'h Continental ronrr.ss H,rr ,4alo, Those reporting on tho con- gross were thc regent, Mrs I@eus U'meuway Mrs james Nor'h ''r~ WrNam Judd Mrs Ealmor3 l.I Na:ric& and Miss n,or,nc rau.
 Ths list of .'f.o.vs roaa..s s.r the most part 'd. ,au" a~l is as follows: Ergr@'. M7s .,n.1s t'.- snWay, v.cn rrcon, Mr~ ll.a.". S Parsons. ~.rorIiar So. ~-4o} Mrs Edwin Schultz sn.a". k Ms -..r- is R, TEuuason. norr.sr"rdirc s..- ,-f2ry Mrs. r. R. G'pur.ca SUI. ccoIs Mrs. Jo." 'oouis. r.sj,'~... Mrs caar.re NwNo'e. ',,.orla.. Mrs. Wl'Iaa r lM--. r-u... .'s..~- ur~r. Mrs. !. ,'al. ,;.oion. su- c=o5s Mrs. James .,o..neon
 \: ,Ms ,m. g.. .".> m,mnrs -,,.ra yr..d mo ." .r~ar.7.-.r.. .hsv .rr"4. Mrs T. lr y.- Nrr~ roc r. .."m-. Mss N.-.. Noua. Ms, W-v -.. .rl N.-- T,s1ya ~,l" anl ".ss ,rH 't. Sntt'.
 Tra ur..a I.~' N, .~. ..gj..r 1aurn.a~s se fr- AU..-1s5a I,,o.4- ton vt'D hoal .'s .saaI r.e,'5uc a' rn~ nom. os Mrs G.o,se r. nohi ir Rsr'ir on tno a''.r-oou of Tuur,. Iav May A. Nf his nme t>e ,.s, ton os offi~ers arl reports from -. ao'eEat-s 70 ths f-..'s.. our'n oI- uasu'a. roagr. >s n.' 's ma3.,
 Mrs. Gno5sa Cot c..s~'a. . inc numbers or tho Ws..,. ..> ar-.r- .Non h-drs c41 a, nr- ..n.e cu Vance s.r.,. .r@ wcrh. ~.a ruu~ VI -re aVarJe5 to Mrs U,nn"r 1lth- hard. Miss Harrto, Eeyna) and Miss Beatrice Rcynai.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

The T. W. H. \. minstrel show rrcscn'od in inc '. W. (. A. hall Wednesday evening was one of the mos fN,shod of the amateur pro- 1uctioNs prosontcd in this city. Robert M Fr1dman of Hartford was in charge Of inc cast which included David Nair as inicrlocutor for ra troupe Miss Elsie Gourson and Miss Rose SNarsky were the end -1ris auI Samuel SahIotsky and Jack Fu''.rman were the end men.
 Thr so.nis's were Misses Sadie Ejrschn.tz, Martha Eosoff. Katie TInkeiS'e.n Charlotte Witkin, Rose N}l.s-. Elsie Gourson, Rose Swarsky r11 Iva EaschEov, and Messrs. S4h'orsly and Putterman.
 Srocia'urS were furnished by leonard Wa"oe Gertrude Goldesky ."t Eon-~t N. leIdman.
 N,mb.rs of the chorus were Rose Nu>cIu., Ruth Harvey, Sara shim- ansly tizaOoth Fjnkelstein Mar '0a konuwi'2 Blanche Leyinson. Hor'ht T"uma0,hal Eva Cantor .. s>t, /.s'n, Ria Gordon. Helen Nrorso". Jeanette Putterman. Jean ,''. GuUrson, Sophie Wesker Eliza "th No3'owIt2. IHlda BessoT, Her ..r' S7a~slv and May Kirschni'
 Ni,, 'Luor Brown vas manager .f ''.. saao. and sho was assisted by .. 'o.oWiuE committees: Tickets. 'I.s>.s >lrnnje 0'ark Eva EopioUitz "0I NtNo' Suarsky, Ishers, Misses ...n,-'o Dt0s Jeanette Light. Mary Na.-t.tG- .. ] sylvia Eatanann; re T, sNm a's. Misses NoWe Gilman. N>I '70,or 1'rod1 Nnkouitz and A~-a W.astoin. assisted by Joseph .,.ssu-' l..
 IT. .lno society will ho5 its n..-. M-rday afternoon at 7;3s o'e.e-a ln the Methodist church. Nlrr Mary Waters of Hartford will srsah on "Womcn's nn'y Towards tsfuqg,rt Women of the state" All vomu interested are invited 10 st- t,n5.
 Mrs William II. Esuenbury ana dauEhrr. Jane Of Ierox place. ars spending the weekend in Boston, Mass
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
RushkouSki-ToImay

Miss May Tormay Of 22 Judd ave nue and Herman Rushkowski of S43 church street were married Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the rectory Of inc church Of St. John the Evangelist by Rev. Thomas J. Layden, pastor. They were at tended by Miss Marion RushkowsN, sister Of the bridegroom, as maid of honor and Fred Tnrmay, a brother of the bride, as best man.
 After a wedding breakfast. which was served in New Haven. they left on an unannounced wedding trip.
 Mrs. Tecklas Osund Of this city announces inc marriage Of her daughter, Mrs. George r.. Anderson. 10 Oscar W. Johnson Of Middletown. The marriage was performed in Miidletown or Saturday. April l5, Mr. Johnson IS a member of the Grm Of Johnson and Peters, photog-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Mrs William II. Rsuenbury An4 Jane Of I.enov place. ars spending the weekend In Boston, Mass
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Invitations have heen s"nt out hy the trustees Of the Wadsworth Atheneum for a private view Of an important collection Of Oriental Ar lent by Kirkor MinasSian Of New York. lately exhibited al the Art h. sti:ute Of Chicago. The exhibit will take place Wednesday afternoon May bth from 10 6 o'clock in the lecture room Of fhc Morgan Memo rial. Tea will he served. On May 7th and continuing indefinitely th" exhibit will be open 10 the general rl,lf~
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Tro Associated Val" clubs ot Nov 'n1'anl will hold 'hojr annual ou'- Ing this year in Frtdcopo~f. Thr -esuyiuCE will start May ] 6,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Mrs. Harry Hancock ot S''".o stree, and her siSter-in-fa", Mrs, John Hopkins oI New Haven, et, visiting in Mount Vernon, \. T
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Mss Elizabeth Johnson o' Hart ford heads fhc cast in 'hc pr0s'n'a- ton Of Hurry, Hurry, Hurry comedy which will he given a' 'ho Sou,hvest school May by 'he lurncr league Of inc Swedish In'E- cran church. Miss Johnson vas graduated from tho Hartford Tuh.ir htgh school in l32' and from tho New Britain Normal school.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Among the members of Nov Brit. aims younger snf who are attending the festivities al Wesleyan university
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

~Hn Elly-Glo,or Tost. No.sr,an Legion. will start a s.rl.s of moutt- 1y 'Uuahoors al tho Hotel Eurri't mrNt September.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

(COntinusd oa PsTs Fourl
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Tho Map'" Hill bridge club was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. l.. II. StarkWeather. Prizes were awarded 10 Mrs James Pow ell, Miss ArIlnc Root and Mrs. II. E. Umstrai.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Pearl Lewis of New York, who has be"n the house guest of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hancock Of Steele street, has left on 2 trip to Maine.
 r. w. Porter Of Garden street ro- turns tomorrow from fishing trip 10 West Virginia
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Mss Doro'ny Nu'ronE ;n&'J,r or 'ir and Mrs. Wl:aw #. Aa'ho0v o S"V'hInErou WAS t.' c.~st ot
 "aor al Shon,Y w'Hh Ms Frank l.oor sa'o at n.r fow, "Slr.-c IAka 'arm" 'ast evening Mss Anthony N:' marry r s. llaN.,r I:"a.r's in lanf.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

-'r and Mrs lam,s ti..,E'. -7'a a party at thsr houa ja Mr'n ~t0rs]av evening 'or Mrs Frank Parkinson who rH"rO. ! 'o 3.r hol0' n Pittsburgh last ''snloc.
 Nre Water ka,f rl'e 3 "5rt a' ,r hom" on Fcarl str.r' N.I0os- 1.y evening for Miss ultvt rar3ou of lubi'oo street Miss Ian Inn will .Irry Frederick k7jr
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Mrs. Russell Nojson cnt r'am. few friends al luncheon at her home on Murray street Thursday for Mrs. C, F. Barnes oC Bristol, who has b""n 'hr gu"st of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Porter Of Car den street,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Tn~ students ot '. ''oau,r1,I' : ro Norma. srloo. n.l .o.I their annual sprjn1 dar," .' ''. Hotel H4r~itt on tho v'.r'- o' Iriiny, tf7E.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

Miss Helen Phelps of Berlin cn- tertaincd several friends at dane ing party a. the Worihinston com munity house last evening.