New Britain herald., 1930-05-17
oston. where they will reside.
 Florence Breault Marries


 Florence Breault Marries
 Miss Florence Breault, daughter af MT. and Mrs. Nerve l., Breaut Of 37 Russ lane was married to An drew Rasbussen of Torrington in that city last night.
 The former Miss Breault Is prominent young woman in Bristol and has a host of friends among ,he younger folks. She is employed at the E. Ingraham Clock Co.
 Degree Conferred
 The second degree of the Odd Fellows was conferred upon 8. class of candidates by the Phoenix lodge O. New Britain at stephen Terry hall on Main street last night. Re treatments were served after the degree work had been completed.
 To Initiate Governor
 One of the prominent men 10 be Of Red Men at it's regular meeting on Tuesday evening, June ,, by the local degree team. is Governor John H. Trumbull Of Plainville.
 The great incohonee of the United States will be in charge Of the ini- tiation. which, local Red Men hope. will include prominent officials of this city. The governor will be pre- sented with . var bonnet on behalf Of the local members. The Com bounce degree team will induct the state chief executive into the order with q chiefs degree.
 Arrangements are being rapidly formulated to entertain hundreds Of Red Men fro mall over the state on that particular occasion. An enter tainment of excellent caliber will be presented.
 Mothers Day Class
 A large class Of candidates will be initiated by Bell City aerie, Frater- nal Order Of Eagles. at a, special meeting 10 be held at the home or West street tomorrow afternoon al 9.30 o'clock. in commemoration ot Mothers Day.
 The degree Of the order nill bf exemplifed on the class by tho aerie's group Of officers, consisting of Worthy President William J. liar rigan. Worthy Vice President Harold J. Pryor, who will be installed al worthy president in June; Chaplain Emil Rachman. Conductor Thoma Yates. and George Sumner, pas worthy president.
 The local aerie has enjoyed a yer! successful year under the leadership of Mir. Harrigan, who will sit in th' highest position for the last time a the initiation tomorrow. The aeri' | has had it's largest increase in mem bership during his reign, more thai 200 residents having applied. 1 Sioux Indian to Speak
 Albert T. Freeman, a Sioux In dian who has a college degree an IS a graduate Of Wilbraham acad emy, has been engaged to speak I the evening service Of the ProspeC Methodist church tomorrow at 7:3 o'clock.
 "Gai-- yah wah,' as he is call ed in his native tongue, is said : be 8 convincing speaker. tellin from first hand knowledge of India life. His father was tribal sing and he inherits a beautiful teno voice, singing and interpreting wit rare understanding the songs Of hi people.
 Surprise Program Planned
 A surprise program is planned fc the Business and Professional Won ems club gypsy cabaret and danl to be given at the Elks' clubroon Wednesday evening at s o'cloc Many reservations for the show hay been made.
 One Of the features will be flu nished by Miss Hale Anthony. sl peryisor Of art in the Bristol publ schools. who will assume the TO of d fortune teller" Miss Eleanc Milen is coaching the choruses ar is chairman of the committee charge. which comprises the Miss, Adelaide Carpenter and Alma Rhod who have charge of tickets; Mi. Genevieve Anderson, designing ( costumes. and Miss Rachael Mu ray, serving of refreshments.
 I. P. F.. Entertains The '. P. F. of the Trinity churc entertained at the guild rooms the church last evening with a on act play entitled, All on a Sun mer's Day" and two comec |. sketches. Those who took part
 the production were: Helen Sama
 Elsie Saman, Olive White, Virgin
 Smat, Laura Robinson, Beatri Lewis, Mario Slade, Melvin Whit , and the Messrs. Anderson and S ! man. Bernard Beal presented brief entertainment.
 Dancing followed the play ar = refreshments were served. The sui
 rooms were filled 10 capacity. r Confirmation Class of 200 o A class Of 200 boys and girls W he confirmed by Rt. Rev. John
 Milan Of Hartford at St. Joseph
 church tomorrow afternoon. IT l. large number, all pupils Of St. J c seph's parochIal school, have be- n preparing tor this class for abo Il two months, attending special i struction classes after regular scho V sessions.
 ' Maple Ends Meet eeueCas II The Maple End baseball tea will oppose the Senecas of N 4 Britain at Muzzy field tomorrc
 afternoon al 2:3o o'clock, Includ , in the Bristol lineup Will he Urba