New Britain herald., 1925-05-02

raphers. and Is in charge of the companys MiddIetown studio.
 Miss Theresa Gergcr of Rhodes street and Joseph Leiner Of Glen street wero married at St. Peters church at 9 o'clock Monday morn- ing by Rev. Charles Coppens, the pastor. Miss Theresa Daucher was the bridesmaid and John Landi was tho best man.
 Mir. and Mrs. M w. Stoddard Of 253 Corbln avenue celebrated the 50th anniversary Of their marriage at q dinner party given at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Theodore Natzkc, 175 Bassett street Only members Of the immediate family were present.
 MT. and Mrs Stoddar1 were mar ried by Rev Mir. Dcnnison at the Center Congregational church in this city. They have five children, Wilbur x. of PIainviIle, Mrs. Leon Cowes, Mrs. Charles Tomlin and Mrs Theodore Nat2ke of this city and Mrs, Lloyd Of Vernon Center, and five grandchildren.
 Mir, and Mrs. A. E. Denton Of Broad street have announced the engagement of their daughter, Mss Ruth Denton, 10 Edgar Norton, son of Frank Norton of Park street,
 Rev, and Mrs. r. ". LinJslrom of East Greenwich, Rhode Island, have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Ruth 4. Lind strom, to Dr. Richard W. pullcn, superintendent of the health de | partment. Miss I.indstrom is con- nectel with the nursing staff of the , New Haven General hospital. pr, . ! pu'len has been at the head Of the . health department for the past two years. The wedding will take place in June.
  Miss Florence Mouat now Mrs. Rob- , ort N. Whyte, was that which Miss Rernadine Walker, daughter of Mr i and Mrs. Fred Walker Of Harrison street. gave last Saturday afternoon when she entertained q group Of friends at luncheon and cards Among the guests were Miss Bca- rt1 rl- Miss Maxine Hart, Miss Helen North, Miss Edith Loomis, Mrs. George Roh. Mrs. Sherwood Bergor, Mrs Harold Peek and Miss Margarc' Mitchell of Hartford. The prizes were given 10 Miss RNynal and Miss Clark.
 7EA two plays. "Cin'm buns and Doris and the DiNosaur." present. od by the Youne Peoples society of the First Congregational church in inc church chapel last night. were 2 big success. 4 large audience vas nrcsont and was enthusiastic In its appreciation and applause for tho splendid work of the members of loth casts. Great credit Is due Mrs. ;amuol McCutchoon for the every rdlful way in which she directed cnd supervised both productions the first ever staged by tho society.
 X cast of four participated In "Cin'm burs," one-act comedy. Tho players were Miss Helena Do ane. Miss Gertrude Gihnoy. Fredcr- ic Lockwood. and Icon C, Bradley, Doris and the Dinosaur," q two-act comedy was presented by a cast con- ,t-ting Of Wilmor Barnes, Miss Irene Iiaigis. Miss Marjorie Gihney, Gus ,ayo Carlson. kormct Parker. Miss Elisabeth Fox, and Miss Florence Tomkin=.
 Between the plays 9 piano duet The Coronation March," was rem dered by Miss Ruth Gihney and Miss Elizabeth Swanson. The society or chcstra. consisting Of Miss Nancy noano, Leon Bradley, Francis Tray er and Richard Porter, played ar overture and between the acts of the second play. Homemade candy was on sale in charge of Miss Berhic' Unkelbach.
 The proceds of the play and can dv sale will be devoted to sending rnnrosontatiyes from the society 70 Ike conference at Northfie)d this summer. The society wishes 'o thank E. C. Porter Sons for the uS' of furniture employed in the sctunB of the second play.
 rhe concert of the New Britain Nnstca1 club in the Camp school auditorium Tuesday evening vas ,no 0nal concert of tho season by tnls organizatlon and concluded a SNr' 5 .hat was especially noteworthy Tn the high quality of th" programs ,rosentcd. The fact that all or tAG Camp school programs were gwen bv active members Of the cup lo4'- oates the wide range of msl'aL talent in it and the willingness ot members 70 be called upon [" con trihu+n oT their ability for thc cs,hetic nourishmon, of all, The hanouot of the club at 'he Burnt Tuesday evening. at which CharIHs D. Isaacson will speak, and the an nual business meeting the following Tuesday. will wind ID the affairs ot inc club for the season, which mas heen regarded as successful from every standpoint,
 Miss Elizabeth r. Wilcox and Miss Helen Eohm have returned 10 their home in RCrlin. after spending 'ho winter In Arizona and California.
 EdmunI K Donlly of Fl Paso. Texas. is the guest Of his cousin Mrs. l.. r. nubr of Stanley street. Miss Jannie R'air Of 'his city Is spending a few days in New York