New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
PARTY FOR COUPLE MARRIED 36 YEARS
Reception In New Britain For
 MT. And Mrs. LGYaSSenr
CAMP GROUND PROGRAM
63rd Season of Local Meeting Place Opened Today-Marino Trial Next Thursday - Richards Through At Express OGice-PIaInyll Briefs.

Express Ofice-PlaInVill Briefs.
 Mir. and Mrs. John LeNasseur Of l2S Canal street celebrated their seth wedding anniversary yesterday. A reception was held at the home of Ithoir daughter. Mrs. John MaerZ of 479 Commonwealth avenue, New Britain, last night. al which they were the guests of honor.
 AIr. and Mrs. LeVasseur were married at St. Anue'S church. Water bury, on June 30. 1890. They have seven children. Mrs. John Ahlgust Of Middletown. Mrs. Augustine Prior 1 Of PIainvilIn, Mrs. Eugene Belaud of Pjainftcld, Y. J.. Mrs, John F. Maerl
 Of New Britain, Francis J. LeVas- isour of Fornsrville Eugene LeVas- sour of Forestyille. and Eldred Le 1 Vasseur of Plainyile. All are liv- 1 ing and all were present at the fam fly reunion which featured the re- iception last evening"
 G3rd Camp season Opens
 The 6%rd season of the PlainyiIle Icamp ground opened today, and plans are being made for the two ilargo assemblies which convene here leach year the New Haven district camp meeting and the Connecticut iChautauqua assembly. The former will open its sessions on Friday. July g, after the observance ot Veterans Day Inc preceding day and will continue until Monday August |2. The Chautauqua association will begin its 27th session on the fol- lowing day and continue until Tues iday August 10.
 The camp meeting program will ibe directed hy Rev. Dr. W. D. Beach ] of New Haven, who has succeeded Rev. Dr. John II. Bell, now pastor Of tha South Park NJ. E. church in Hartford, The program for this has not yet been announced.
 Prof. Truman J. Spencer of Mount Vernon, \. Y.. president of the .Chautauqua association, will direct lis meeting this year He has an- .nounced the following program: Tuesday. August 3. opening day: & a. 1n. doyotional; S:15. organiza- tion of classes in baskctry; 2 q. m,, organization of classes in elocution; $50 q. m.. opening Of school of do- nestle science; 10 a. m.. children's hour: 1:30 D. m.. organization Of Connecticut Chautauqua assembly chorus; 8 T. m.. concert by the Ar cadia Ladies Quartet; 4;S0 D. m., organization of classes in pantomime and physical culture; D. m, illus tratcd lecture by Vest Cunning: Birds and Their Calls"
 Wednesday. August 4 II ?. m. opening of course on "Womon Of the Bible" to be conducted each day by Mrs. Truman ]. Spencer: 3 ?. m.. "Character Sketches and Stories:' Miss Mabel F. Mullins: D. m, An Evening Of Wit and Honor" Miss Mabel r.. Mullins.
 Thursday August 5; Shakespeare Day. 3 D. m., Much Ado About Nothing" Professor Truman J. Spencer; 8 ?. m.. illustrated lecture, "Shakespearc's English History" by Professor Truman J. Spencer.
 Friday August 6: 3 D. m. Pro- gram under auspices of W. (. T. |. of Hartford, New Haven and Litch- field counties. with the annual tri- county oratorical prize contest. s. D. m.. concert by the Arion Male Quartet
 Saturday, August [, D, m, enter tainmcnt. Music with Magic by Howard W. Durand; s D. nl., concert "A Bit of Scotch" by Ole Robert son: S:30 ?. m. Musical and Magi- cal Olio," by Howard W. Durand.
 Sunday, August s, 9;30 q. m., Sun day school; 10:20 a m, morning worship with sermon; ?, n.. Chat tauqua vesper services with ritual and sermon, 7:3O p. m., musical service.
 Monday. August 9, ?, m,, liter ary and musical recital by Miss Mill drud Miles; 8 D. m., entertainment by classes in dramatic expression.
 Tuesday, August lVi S.ao a. Hl.' 1 pure food demonstration; 1:45 ?. m., ! annual meeting of the c. l.. s. C. | alumni; 3 p. nlp procession of 5 ?. m., procession of | alumni graduating class and read CTS in the C. L. s. C. reading course; | 3:2o D. m. recognition day address, | What Do You Want From Life?" | by Mrs. Nora H. Large of New York 1 city; D. m, annual alumni ban | Quet; D. m, concert by the Con- | necticut Chautauqua assembly | chorus, 9;50 p. m, camp fire.
 President T. J. Spences will again | head the faculty and has secured the i services of practically all those who i