New Britain herald., 1928-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hart OF kensine-
ton, were married this morning at ii
O'Clock in the parsonage of the Ken
Isington Congregational church by
Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips. The maid
OF honor was Miss Dorothy Wright.
sister of the bride. and the bestman
was Frank Hart, brother OF the
groom,
Following the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hart left on an extended
wedding trip to Canada and
Niagara Falls. Upon their return
they will reside at the Touraine
apartments in New Britain.
Miss Wright is employed in the
office at Landers, Frary & Clark In
New Britain and graduated from the
New Britain High school with the
class of 1924. Mr.. Hart is connect
ed with Giana & Ronketty's store in
kensington.
Committees Appointed
Arrangements for the garden cafe
terra and card party to be held at
the home of Mrs. Otto Youngblad's
of Main road, kensington. on We'd
nesday. June 81. are nearly COM
pleted and the committees in charge
OF the affair were announced this
morning. The affair is being con-
Quoted under the auspices OF the
kensington League of Women Vot-
ers and promises to exceed anything
of its kind held in kensington in
years.
Mrs. Douglas DeMers has been
appointed general chairman of the
party. The American booth will be
in charge of Mrs. Gugerty. assisted
by Mrs. Claude w. Stevens. Mrs. F.
Peck, Mrs. Raymond Williams and
Mrs. o. Edgerly. The menu at this
booth will be baked beans. brown
bread and strawberry shortcake.
The Swedish booth will be in
charge of Mrs. R. White and she will
be assisted by Mrs. Ed. Alling, Mrs.
Jean Hooker and Mrs. Lewis Brad
bury. Coffee. cakes and fancy
Swedish pastry will be the menu at
this booth.
Mrs. Charles Higgins will be in
charge Of the German booth and will
be assisted by Mrs. George Greene.
Mrs. John eastman. and Mrs. John
Moore. The menu will be frank
furters, rolls and potato salad.
Mrs. Clarence Baldwin is chair
man of the card committee and will
be assisted by Mrs. George Griffith,
Mrs. Macpherson. Mrs. William Fa-
gan and Mrs. Matthew Griswold. The
card games will be played in a rustic
old barn which will be lighted by
candles and decorated in antique
style with antique furniture.
The committees in charge Of the
party have worked hard on the ar
rangements for the last two weeks
and are confident that the affair will
he a great success. Mrs. Young
blad's gardens are known for their
beauty and are said to be the best
of their kind in this part of the
state. The gardens will be lighted
with electric lights. Buses stop
within three minutes walk OF the
garden an dthe public will expert
ence no difficulty in reaching the
place.
The kensington League OF Wom-
en- Voters has worked hard during
the past year and has accomplish
ed a great deal for the town such
as giving aid to the visiting nurse.
etc The affair is worthy one and
is deserving of the community's sup
port. The public is cordially invit-
ed and urged to attend.
To Entertain Board
Mrs John Pinches of Boston Cor
ncrs, Worthington ridge. will enter
tain the executive board Of the Con-
necticut division of the Sunshine So
cietv Tuesday. Luncheon at 1890
o'clock and will be followed by
meeting of the executive board. Al
40 o'clock there will be meeting
of the charter members of the Sun
shine home and all those interested.
Defeats South Windsor
Although outhit by South Wind
sor. the Kensinston Triangles scor-
ea IFS second successive victory IN
the County "Y" baseball league on
Saturday afternoon at South Wind
sor nv a . to score. Meyers was
in the box for the locals and manag-
ed to keep the Windsor hits scatter
ed, especially in the pinches. Ken
s,nston crashed out - hits and
made three errors while South
Windsor connected for Is hits ano
also made three errors.