New Britain herald., 1928-11-26

closed. The local branch Will con-
centrsts it, campaign during the
present week.
Subscriptions may TO mailed to
Miss Sadie L. Wheeler, treasurer. or
to Chairman John E. Lamb. w. A.
Bailey will be at the town hall each
day to receive memberships In
person.
Masi-B0sco Wedding
The wedding Of Miss Mary Jo-
sephine Bosco, daughter of Mrs
Christina Bosco OF 10 Maple street.
and James Paul Mast. son of Mr..
and Mrs. D. Mast of s16 Park street.
Bristol, took place this morning at
, o'clock At the Church Of Our Lady
of Mercy. Rev. John E. Fay and
Rev. Austin F. Munich officiated.
Miss Louise Bosco was maid of
honor and the best man was Peter
Tinelli.
The bride was attired In 4 gown
Of white chiffon velvet with veil
cut In Little Queen mode. Her
shower bouquet was Of white roses.
The rhaid Of honor wore 4 gown Of
yellow chiffon velvet with = black
picture hat and carried yellow roses.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the home Of the
brides mother at which about 200
guests were present from Plainville.
New Britain. Bristol. Southington,
New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mast left on a we'd
ding trip to New York and Niagara
Falls. Upon their return they will
reside on Whiting street. They will
be at home after December is. Mr..
Mast Is employed at the New De-
parture Mfg. Co., Bristol.
~" Man From EgyW to Speak
Donald 3. Atwell Of Egypt will
speak at the High school tomorrow
afternoon at 1:45 o'clock under the
auspices OF the Hartford County
Y. NJ. c. A. through the cooperation
of the foreign work department of
the national "Y" council.
Mr.. Atwell. native of GAINESVILLE.
Ohio, graduated from Dennison uni
versity in 1917 with a Ph.B. degree
and received his NJ. A. in sociology
at Columbia university in 1920. In
1928 he studied religious education
in the divinity and educational
schools OF Yale university.
During the World War Mr.. At
well enlisted in the army. serving as
enlisted man and commissioned
officer in social hygiene educational
work and then transferring to the
tank corps. where he won his COM
mission. After the war he returned
to association service in Washington.
u. C.. in the position OF demobiliza-
ton secretary.
In 1929 Mr.. Atwcll was student
secretary at New York university.
The following year he became voca-
tional secretary In the educational
department at West Side branch.
New York city. with special rela-
tionship to vocational guidance and
personal work. He served there until
he left for Cairo. Egypt. in 1921. to
serve as educational secretary.
DIN Cairo he later added the work
of the business secretary and acted
for the senior secretary during the
latter's absence from the country in
| 1861. Mr.. Atwell was appointed
general secretary Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
to be opened in Alexandria in 1925
In Cairo his chief work was In the
building up of the educational de.
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an Egyptian secretary. in the train
ing center for secretaries and volun.
teers, and in the development of an
Egyptian financial constituency.
| Engagement Announced
At dinner party yesterday after
noon Mr.. and Mrs. A. De Yenzo OF
1855 Whiting street announced the
engagement of their daughter, Hiss
Minnie Arlene De Yenzo, to Michael
Lantiere. son of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Lantiere Of SIS West Main street,
New Britain.
Blues Close With Win
| The Plainville Blues closed their
football season yesterday afternoon
with 4 700 win over Southington al
the local high school field. For the
third time this season a Meriden
team-the West Ends this time
canceller its game at the last min
ute and the Blues had to scrape up
another opponent.
| The game was rather interesting
but devoid Of the spectacular. Ray
Schwab took the ball over the line
in the first quarter and kicked the
extra point. There was no more
scoring until the third period, when
Ray Schwab took Z forward pass
from Nichols and made his second
! touchdown of the afternoon. This
time the try for extra point was
missed. Line plunges brought the
ball within scoring range third