New Britain herald., 1926-04-17

nus at Q " tloCh III litS tlluTCl par lors. A feature of the evening will! be q playlet, presented by local tal- ent, and there will be many other entertainment features. Cake and coffee will be served. The affair will be under the direction of Mrs. Timothy Hannon.
 Memorial Mass
 4 mem orial mass for the reposc Of the soul of the late Edward Ives of Kensington will be said at St. Paurs church, Kensington, on Tucs. day morning at o'clock. Rev. John C. Brennan will be In charge.
 All-Day Sewing
 An "all-day sewing" will be held by the women Of the Berlin Con- gregational church on Tuesday, be- ginning at 10 o'clock in the morning. Work will be done for a hospital in India and for the Visiting Nurse association of New Britain. Lunch con will be served at noon.
 Observe Wedding Anniversary
 MT, and Mrs. William Brecklin Of Berlin observed the tenth anniver. sary of their wedding last evening. They were rendered party by sev- eral of their friends. guests being present from Meriden. East Berlin and Berlin. MT. and Mrs. Brecklin received many appropriate gifts.
 Among The CsherS.
 It was announced yesterday that Mrs. Josephine DeMers was to be one Of the ushers at the concert 10 be given on May by the Kcnsing- ton League Of Women Voters for the benefit o' the crippled children. The name should be Mrs. Frances DaI- son DeMers.
 Many Attend Party
 About 25 couples were present at Q private dance held last evening at Grange hall. These affairs have been held once each month during the winter and all ol Ihcm have been highly successful socially. Rad digan's orchestra of Hartford fur lllSiitu INuSiC TOT uHllClEp.
 Engagement Is Announced
 Th" engagement of Miss Rose kulper and John Plantt, hoth of kensin gton, has been announced. The wedding will take place at St. Paul's church, KcnsinGton, somo time in June.
 Returning From south
 Frank Giana and Frank Lanza, K kenslngton young men who have been spending the winter in the southern states, arc on their way home ard it is expected that :h"y will arrive in Berlin within q shor' time. They spent considerable time in New Orleans. where they sacured positions, anl they have also viritti other towns in that part of the country, Last winter they went 10 California by automobile. 1t is eS- pected that they will visit friends iii several cities on their way homc. ac- ,ording to word received by friends here.
 hOlnPT1lOOu 'lub NtCtJU1
 A meeting of thc Motherhood ,lub of Berlin will he held WeInes- fay afternoon at 3 o'clock at tho home Of Mrs. William Shepard. It IS expected that q pleasing program will be arranged for the occasion. Great interest in the organization Is being manifested by Berlin women .his year and the meetings lave been well attended.
 Cannot Keep Engagement
 Rev. Father Gucrrini of New York >ity has communicated with Rev. John C. Brennan Of St. Pauls >hurch, kensington. Informing him that he will be unabl" to conduct services at the church on May, 6, ' s and 9, as was announced last week, due 10 a previous engagement. Rev. Father Guerrini was to have been in Kensington in the interests If the Italian parlshioners during he Feast of the Rosary. He Is member of the Dominican Order.
 To Attend CCnvOcation
 Rev Samuel A. Fislie, pastor Of he Berlin Congregational church will attend the Yale convocation at New Haven on Monday next. There rill be q series of lectures on theo- ogi''' ~'''-' NC and several promi- lf nt ct;.1 ''. will deliver them. ''lergymen from all parts of the 'tate will be present at thls session which includes several lectures
 St. PaulS Church
 Masses will be celebrated at S and 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at st. sul's church. Kensington. Rev.