New Britain herald., 1925-01-17

Charles Elliot Mitchell. who is the son of Mir and Mrs. Robert c. of Mt. Vernon, N, r., and the grandson of Mrs. c. Margaret F. Mitchell of this city. and Miss Margaret Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hemysteal Walker of Staten Island, N Y. will be mar ried. Miss Walker will be at tended by Miss Cornela Mitch ell, sister of the groom, as maid of honor, and by Miss Gather inc Welles Of Newington as brides maid. James Chamberlain of this city will act as best man for Mir. Mitchell.
 Among the guests attending the wedding from New Britain are Miss Bertha and Miss Corneia Chamber lain and Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Mitchell.
 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Una Shaw of Charter Oak avenue, Hartford and Thomas H. Judd of Stanley street. The wedding took place in Hart ford on Thursday evening. January 8. Mir. Judd is assistant state treas urer.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Krum of Mill dale have announced the marriage of their daughter, Mrs. Bessie Krum Ladd, to Erwin A. Noren, son of Mrs. Emma Noren of Lyon street, this city. Mir. and Mrs. Noren have left for Florida where they will spend the remainder of the winter.
 The New Britain Musical club, or ganized several years ago, aims to present programs of music of out standing interest to New Britain folk this winter. The second musi- cale this season is to take place on the evening of Tuesday. January 27, at the Camp school auditorium. The program includes several prominent artists and is open to associate mem bers and their guests.
 Other dates on the Musical club calendar for the season include February 15, Capitol theater, con- cert by Rosa Ponselle, soprano; March 1. Capitol theatcr. concert by Guy Maier and Lee Pattison of Two Piano Music: March IT, Camp school hail. musicale by local artists April q, Camp school hall. musicale by local artists: May 5, Hotel Bur ritt, annual banquet.
 The officers or the club arc: Presi- dent, Theron Wolcott Hart; vice president. Philip E. Smaller: record ing secretary, Miss Gertrude Hine; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Emile Andzuiatis: treasurer, Henry G Schauffler; chairman of the program committee, Mrs. Philip B, Schaier; chairman of the arrangements com mittee. Miss Ilga Harvey; chairman membership committee, Miss Fran. ces Parker: librarian, Mrs. Mer' win Futile; critic, Miss Ruth Schade The advisory board is made up o Mrs. William F.. Brooks, Mrs, wal liam c. Hungerford, J. C. Kenned, and l.. T. Pierce.
 l Club Notes Plans are well under way for 3 community card party to be held next month In Berlin under the au. spices of the Warrington Com, munity Center association. | Gleason w. Parker will represent the New Britain Kiwanis club at the meeting of the district trustees tc be held in Boston on Wednesday and Thursday of next week.
 
 Mrs, NJ. Cnlinan entertained Tues day evening at her home on Armis tice street in honor of Mrs. Howart Murray, the occasion being a fare well party to Mrs, Murray who vii leave New Britain next week tt make her home in Baltimore. t program of musical numbers va carried out with W. Peterson at tn piano, and Vincent Egan on the sax ophonn. Miss Veronica Lynch, Mrs w. Peterson, Mrs. C. Hopher, Jame Meskin and w. Peterson gave severa vocal numbers.
 Mrs, ]. H, Fellows will have a her guest tomorrow her sister, Nils Florence Baker of Maplewood, N, j. who will spend the coming weel here. Mrs, Fellows will entertain a a bridge party on Thursday in homo of her sister.
 Miss Sara II. Mccormack gave dinner and bridge party at her hom on Garden street Saturday evening Mir. and Mrs, F, Smith of Hartford Mir and Mrs. J. A. Moore of Rock vile and Miss Estelle NJ. Doyle o Springfield were among the guests
 The members of the New Britail Teachers Club and their guests en joyed a pleasant program Thursda evening at the Camp school whel Edwin N. Whitney gave a readini of Tn Walked Jimmie" MT Whitney is an especially able dra matic interpreter having had full and varied experience in elite throughout the United States.
 The club has announced an al tractive program for the next feJ months which has been planned a follows;
 Thursday evening, February 5. a IS o'clock: The Cotter's Saturda Night" by the Scottish Musica Comedy company Central Junio high school auditorium. Free l. club members on presentation 0 membership tickets at door. To al others 50 cents.
 March; (date 10 be announce lator) bridge party.
 April: (datc to be announces srrl,