New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

Mrs Frank corcoglonita of ss I,o. vust street, to Joseph c. Bosia of ss locust street was celebrated yester- gay at st, Anthonys Roman ca,bo. cIating. "''' oiii'
 Following the ceremony a reeen. uon was held at the home of inc pride's parents. '"o
 Engagement Announced
 rho engagement of Miss cbar,o,,. virginia Taylor Of ss George .,raa, 10 Leroy Edward Jones of Farm,nc ,oh avenue has been announced hy MISS Iaylors parents, MT. and Mir.
 The wedding date has not been chosen as yet. wv" Kathleen
 A large attendance witnessed t,o p,riorlnance of Kathleen" present. ca last evening under the au,n,co. or me Children of Mary Of s, yo seph's Roman Catholic church in tbo Hlsn school theater. S oo,t,, ,oii'euy VIII be presented again this evening. ''u
 Realty Board Elects
 The adjourned annual mee,inr A. 'ne board Of directors of the tba . sr"l'y board was held yesterday aft- erhoon and tho following officers elected; President, Arthur c. Hitch. ,oeN' president, Fuller IT barnes; secretary and trearprer werner A. Greene, general manager Louis A. Wheeler. '
 Council Meeting
 me regular monthly meeting of me city council will be held this ave. hlhS at which time several no,ie-. or vital Importance will be discussed A tax rate, presumably Of 1s ,e mus will he laid for the general city ana the building code will also be iooked over and discussed. Another i'em or vital interest 10 Main street taxpayers in the central district w,,, De the proposed widening of Main street. which is very apt to meet With considerable opposition on the part ot taxpayers in that territory.
 Violet Manning
 Violet Manning, the 14 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor O. Manning, died at the home of her parents at 6 Fourth avenue yester- day afternoon. The funeral was he!d this ~tternoon at the home of the parents at ? o'clock. the Rev, F. h. Wismer. pastor of the First Con eregational church. officiating. Bur. lal was in West cemetery.
 Police Ball
 Ilckets for tho police ball and en- iertainment to be held on April 9th are going very rapidly and but few oeslrable seats are left. The pro- gram as arranged by Louis A. Wheeler general chairman is a very pleasing enc and it is anticipated that the affair of this year will be fully up to the high standards of the two previous events. The pro- gram ns indicated should appeal to the general public and 1t is anticipat- ed that by this evening there will be very few reserved seats left for dis tribution.
 Reception To Rev. Dr. Giffln
 A farewell reception was held in the parlors Of the Asbury Methodist church, Forestville, in honor of the Rev. William C. Giffin who has ac- cepted call 10 the Westville Meth odist church of New Haven and who has left today 10 attend the sessions of the New York East Conference to be held In Brooklyn. N. Y. After the confirmation of Dr. Glffin's appoint ment by the conference he will pro- ceed 10 his new charge.
 During the evening Masonic charm and purse of gold was pre- sented 10 MT. and Mrs. Giffin by his parishioners as token of the esteem in which they are held in the com- munity. From to 10 a program of entertainment consisting of organ and vocal selection was rendered by members of the church organiza- tions.