New Britain herald., 1925-04-04


 street who will marry Harold Her, rick of New York city on Saturday April 18th, when she entertained three tables at bridge at her home Wednesday afternoon. The prize, were awarded to Miss Miriam Mouat, Mrs. Victor Poindexter oi Hartford and Miss Marion Herrick of Dorchester. Mass. Afternoon tea was served in the dining room with Miss Evelyn Swift, an aunt of the bride-to-be, presiding at the flower. decRed table, Soft green candles and pale pink roses were used to decorate.
 Among the guests were Mrs. Emory Corbin, Mrs. Edward Hall Christ, Mrs. Johnstone Vance, Mrs. Lucian Stevens, Mrs. Russell Will Hams, Mrs. Victor Poindexter. Mrs. William Pease. Miss Harriet Reynal, Miss Margaret Middlemass, Miss Corinne Goodwin and Mrs. Ralph Dehm,
 Included among the many parties which have been planned in Miss Swift's honor is a bridge tea which Mrs. Russell Williams of Hartford will give Monday afternoon at her mothers home on Bassett street, Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Emory Corbin will entertain at cards and on Thursday afternoon Mrs. Victor Polndexter will give bridge at her home in Hartford in compliment to Miss Swift. Still another party will take place for the bride-to-be on Easter Monday when Mrs. Lucian Stevens and Miss Corinne Goodwin will give large bridge and tea at Mrs. Stevens home on Monroe street. Thursday April 1s, is the day Mrs. Harry Adams has chosen to entertain for Miss Swift, giving her a luncheon bridge at her home in Springfield.
 Miss Agnes Johnston is also ar,- other much-teted hride-to- -be. Among the most important event given in her honor this week was the dinner party which Mrs. Wesley E. Rich of Middletown gave at her home last evening. Mrs. Rich's lit- tie daughter. Eleanor, is to be one of Miss Johnston's flower girls.
 
 Miss Mildred Meshken, daughter of Edward Meshken. and Harry Ap- pell were quietly married last Sum- day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of the brides father on Hart street. Rabbi Kapln of Waterbury performed the ceremony.
 The wedding of Miss Elsa Hen- mig of this city and Thomas Had dock of Kensington will take place on Thursday, April g.
 Mrs Arthur c. Kimball and her daughter, Elizabeth, of Lexington street, will spend the early part of next week in Washington, D. C., coming on to New York Thursday. Mrs. kimball will meet her son, George, who is a student at Prince ton university, and will return to town the latter part of the week.
 Mrs. Fred Porter and her daugh- ter, Jane, of Garden street, will spend part of next week in New Rochelle, N. T., with Mrs, Addison Chase.
 Harold Rossberg. son of Mrs Alice T. Rossberg of Vine street, will re- turn Wednesday from Yale univer- sity to spend his Easter vacation in town.
 Miss Carlotta sloper. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harold T. sloper of Russell street, spent Monday and Tuesday of this week with Nils, Alice Perry of Springfield, Mass, On Wednesday Miss sloper and Miss Perry returned to Abbott academy to resume their studies.
 Miss Norma Began and Miss Mae Began. daughters of Mir. and Mir. Joseph Began of Harrison street Will spend the Easter holidays in City,
 Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Bennett and laughter. Miss Helen Bennett, of Forest street have returned from 'inehurst, S. c. Miss Marion Ben- l lett' has resumed her studies after 1 pending her spring vacation with | Ter parents at Pinehurst.
 Cyril Gaffney and Leo Gaffney, ons of Judge B. F. Gaffney and | ITS. Gaffney of Vine street will re- urn next Wednesday, from Yale 'niversity to spend their Easter re- ess with their parents.
 Orlando Swift, son Of Talmadee ~ift of Cedar street is home from .ortheastern University to spend his bring recess in town.
 Miss Myrtle Unkelbach returned riday from the Rhode Island 'hool of Design to spend her vaca- on with her parents. MT. and Mrs. lax Cnkelbach of Black Rock ay- lue. lt Arthur Kimball of Lexington street turned on Monday from Southern ines, g. C. Joseph Began has returned to his ome on Harrison street after spend g several days at Pinehurst, x. C. Miss Marion Herrlck of Dorches- r, Mass, has been the house guest Miss Irene Swift of Cedar street. NIT. and Mrs. E Carter Of Adams rect and Mr. and Mrs. Russell ermond Of Hart street will spend e latter part of next week in New | ork city.