New Britain herald., 1926-04-16

AuI EJGC ol N44S ENtlliIs' l uS II b- grams and tickets are being done free of charge bya printing firm of Hartford, and by A. II. Bushnell of Berlin, respectively, as q further evidence of the widespread sym pathy that exists wherein handi- capped youth is concerned. Dccora- tions are being loaned for the eve- ming by the Nolz Floral company of New Britain. Mrs. Amolio Green is taking care of the flowers and d%c- orations generally. The following will be tho ushers: Mrs. Marian Williams Goodwin, Mrs. Emily Por- ter Baker, Mrs. Florence Holmquist filling, Mrs. Josephine De Mers, Miss Anna Nelson and Miss Margaret The Leagues Plan
 The Kensington league plans to confine its efforts to such measures as affect the health welfare of de- pendentS i'll the community, and to work to develop all organiza ton that will be of some value in any or eanized effort to induce favorable legislative action for the health vel, fare of such as have haen born handicapped from birth with physi- cal deformity; such as have been born predisposed to mcnacing dis , cases and of those sadly in need Of sympa thctic care--the variants of defective minds who are the at pres ent uncarcd for juvenile delinquents ! of the state,
 I It Is planned that 2. resolution to submitted to the state chairman of the Republican and Democratic ] Women's clubs and to the president i of the Connecticut League of Wom, cn Voters petitioning those groups tc mako straight call upon both parties to offer one big outstanding measure in specific terms and carrying ar appropriation that will translat, those terms into worth while lrgisla
 tive action in return for the Suppor
 of the non partisan groups of wom
 en voters.
 The league is small in number. bu
 large in tho belief that women mus
 be r"Cl<oncd with in inc legislation
 of tomorrow. It believes that th,
 best way to cTidcnCn that intent i
 10 direct all its energy upon one vita
 issue and tho KcnsinEton loaGuc he
 lievcs that children is the best issu
 upon which to Concentcr its frs
 efforts, Whichever political part,
 first capitalizos the knowledge tha
 all women meet upon common levc
 wherein legislation affecting healt'
 welfare of dependent children is con cornod will make serious inroad into the voting strength of the othcl
 is tho belief of the league.
 A fliar containing an appeal fo
 interest will be sent out into tn
 homes of the entire town. that ther may bo a Eenral understanding C
 the purpose of the effort.
 The community plans of the Ker
 sinston league take into account th
 t'Nl Il uIllSllllItlll tL rA Gt " llE NldSE' | ' meet weekly. beginning in the fal , for young women who have not bee , able to continue In school over th unual period. This hy way of aug mcntne the work of the new dcpar / ment of evening school work whic offers commercial subjects to tt youth of the same age,
 . \ District Nurse
 s It hopes 10 create enough pract s cal interest to make possible Il
 hiring of a district nurse--there b Q ing sections of the town greatly .. ne-1 of such service, The league vi 8 go before the town meeting this ia . with such in mind.
 e pcgilo-OreCChio Wedding t The wedding of Miss Rose Ore e chic of kcnsington to Marine Pegi 0 of Plalnville took place at St. Pau - church on Wednesday morning, Re Q John C. Brennan officiating, Tn were attended by Miss Lena Ore : chic. sister of the bride, and Ro
 crt Toflon.
 r. The bride vas hecomingly attir '- in a gown of white canton crepe al }. she wore a veil. She carried bo
 Iquet of roses and lilics-of-tho-vallt n The maid of honor wore gown
 beige colored crepe and she carri If q bouquet of peach roses and swe i peas.
 After inc ceremony . recep'i
 was held al the homo of the hrlt n. about 10o guests being present.
 orchestra furnished music for |
 occasion and hountiful lunche