New Britain herald., 1926-04-30

Smith of Bccklcy. There were many guests present and Miss Smith re- ceived numerous gifts. A dinner was served. Miss Smith will become the bride of William Glaty on June 5.
 May Breakfast Tomorrow
 The Konsington League of Women Voters is planning to entertain large number of people at the May breakfast which will be held to- morrow morning from 7:S0 until 10:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George Griffith. An attractive menu has been prepared and those who attend will have the opportunity to select from two bills of fare. Tho first breakfast includes breakfast food. sausage or bacon and eggs, hot mullins and coffee. The second con- sists of fruit cocktail, waffles and maple syrup and coffee.
 Prize Winners At Whist
 The whist held last night for the benefit of st. Paul's church was one of the most largely attended affairs of the season. People were present from many neighboring towns and the affair proved to be a success, both socially and financially. At the close of the card party dancing was enjoyed, Mckeon's Syncopators fur nishing music.
 The prize winners at whist were, ladies' first, Helen Dalton: second, Rose Fitzsimons; mems first, Thomas Killarney; second, Philip NJ. Pagan. At setback, Raymond Knight and Louis Knight were declared inc winners. There were many other prizes offered.
 Annual Ball Tonight
 The annual ball of the Worth ington Community Center assoCia- ton is scheduled for this evening Tho affair promises to be a sue, cessful one, inasmuch as all of the tickets have been sold. The Roam CTS of New Britain will furnish music for dancing, It is expected that many guests will be prescn
 from out of town, since this affail is the crowning event of the scasor in Berlin.
 Evening School Graduation
 The graduation exercises of th'
 Berlin Evening school will Dc hclt this evening at o'clock at the ToWl
 hall. Miss Mary Griswold, super
 intendcnt Of schools, together witl
 the evening school teachers. ha
 arranged the program which is al attractive one. Diplomas will b
 presented to if graduates by Erncs , w. Mildrum, member Of tho tow school committee and deputy judg of the Berlin town court. Recovering From Operation Mrs. C. II. Morrison is gettin
 along nicely after an operatio
 which she underwent recently at th Hartford hospital Mrs. Morrison , the mother of Mrs. Pardon ( , Hickey and is well known in BcrliI EASt tCrlm itcmS
 \ reception was held at the Meth , odst church last evening to Rev. an , Mrs. A. l.. Burgrecn who arc rt
 turning to the local pastorate for ar
 other year, There was short CT , ltcrtainmcnt and musical progral . followed by group singing. Refrcsl | meNts were served.
 e Mrs. George Coles will Re tl e hostess at Sacred Heart church whi |, next Monday evening to which tf = public has been invited.
 @ Members of the Epworth leagl | will attend the Middletown grou
 meeting at the Middletovn Metht s dist church this evening at eiEl E o'clock. Those who are going vi { leave on the car leaving here at tt s minutes 10 seven.
 ,. Services at St. Gabriel's Episcop
 church for Sunday will begin (
 standard time instead of Daylig' v time as previously announced. TT o service for Sunday morning will b r gin at 9 o'clock. A week from Su' 0 day morning Holy Communion W e be observed with Rev. Harry Q Bodley, rector emeritus of St, Mark Q Episcopal church Of New Brita # administering.
 n Those members of the Epwor .- league who are 10 go on the "hik l. tomorrow afternoon will leave fro
 the Methodist church at o'cloc
 weather permitting.