New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 23, 1924, Page 3

Distinguished by quite a number of esmall affairs, the past week has béen indeed’ very festive. Every day saw numerous gatherings of two or three tables for bridge or mah jongg or for tea. Washington's birthday = coming on Friday as it did, brought many of the school set home for this week-end &nd a number of parties have been given for them. One of the most im- portant of these was the bridge which Miss Harriet Reynal, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Louis Reynal, gave at her home on Lexington street this after- noon to announce the engagement of Miss Mildred Meisner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Meisner of Ber- lin to Kenneth Relyea of Bridgeport and New Britain, On Wednesday several bridge par- ties were held at the Shuttle Meadow club. A list of those entertaining in- cludes the names of Mrs, Harry Bates, Mrs. Kenneth Searle, Mrs. H. L. Pease and Miss Harrlet Reynal. Club events were an interesting part ©f the week’'s program, one of the largest being that of the New Britain ‘Woman's club which met at the First church chapel on Tuesday at which Reverend D, Brewer Fddy, D.D. spoke on “America’s Real Problems in the Orient.”. On Wednesday the Mother- hood club of Berlin met to hear Mrs. F. G. Platt talk on “Confidences, Mothers—Daughters.” The following day Miss Mary Taylor Blauveldt met with her Current Events class in the TFirst church chapel. Thursday eve- ning in Berlin th$ Emma Hart Wil- lard Chapter, Daughters of the Ameri. can’ Revolution, held an open meet- ing at the Community House. vAn interesting party next week will be the beefsteak dinner dancg which will be held on the evening of Batur. day, March 1, at the Shuttle Meadow club. Mr. and Mrs, Jonathan Hart of Maple Hill will give a large dinner party to precede the daneing. . .. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Palmer of Hai rison street are spending a few weeks in Florida. Kenneth Relyea of Bridgeport is the guest of Mr., and Mrs. George Meisner of Berlin, . Mrs, James Robinson of Harrison rtreet who has been the guest of her danghter and son-in-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Killough of Chicago for the past two months will leave March 1st for California. . Miss Harriet Reynal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reynal of Lex- ington street entertained a few friends at bridge at the Shuttle Meadow club | on Wednesday for her housesguest, Miss Evelyn Snyder of Pnnsylvania. . .o | Mrs, E. W. Christ entertained five | tables of bridge at her home on Gar- | den street Friday afternoon, . ®ech v e | | Mra, Grace Monsecs and Miss Moy- lan Cohlin are in charge of the bene- fit bridge which 8t. Mary's Sodality | soclety will give In their club rooms Tuesday ovening, February 26, | v NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1924. SHUTTLE MEADOW CLUB DINNER DANCE NEXT WEEK Washington Birthday Parties On: of the prettiest weddings of the season was solemnized Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock at the church of ANl Saints when Miss Gabriel Mala- chowska niece of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Zaczek of 123 Tremont street became the bride of Stanley J, Stachelek of 33| Lawlor street. Rév. Stephen Grohol,! pastor of the church was celebrant of | the nuptial solemn high mass and he| was assisted by Rev. Stanley Iciek of| the Sacred Heart church, as deacon;, Rev. Charles Coppens, pastor of St.' Peter's church, as sub-deacon, and | Rev. Peter Kaczmarski of Terryville as master-of-ceremonies. They were attended by Miss Ap- polonia Pearl Malachowska, as maid| of honor, the Misses Estella Stachel- ek and Jule Lazarska as bridesmaids and Andrew Stempien as best man.| Miss Doris Hanson was the flower girl and the ushers were Stanley Kulas and Joseph Bakowicz. The ring bear-| ers were Miss Helen Jurczak and, Raymond Zackek. | The bride was gowned in a dress of bridal satin and Spanish lace and wore a veil trimmed with orange blos- soms and pearls. She carried a bri- dal bouquet of roses. The maid of honor wore a dress of yellow silk and her bridesmaids were dressed in! green gold with lace overdresses. The attendants wore picture hats to match and carried bouquets of vari-colored roses. Following the ceremony, a wedding reception was held at the bride's home at which a large number of guests were present. There were visi- tors from New York, Waterbury and | New Britain. The church was prettily decorated for the occasion in ferns and carnations. John J. Crean organ- ist at St. Mary's church, played the wedding march while St. Mary's quar- tet, composed of Mrs, M. T, Crean, so- prano, Mrs, John Connolley, contral- to: Fred DesRouslers, tenor and James D, Donahue, hasso, rendered 8t. Cecellia’s mass. During the offer- tory, Mrs, Crean sang the “Ave Ma.| ria” by Bach-Gounod and when the wedding party was leaving the church | Mr. Donahue sang "I Love You| Trully” by Carrie Bond Jacobs, Pollowing the reception, Mr. and Mrs, Stachelesk letf on a wedding trip to New York and Washington, D, C, ¢ 8 % Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Phelps of Plainville have sent out cards for the planoforie recital which their daugh- ter, Miss Lois Phelps, will give next Thursday evening at the Unity hall| ri Miss Margarct Christ, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, K. W, Ch of Garden street, attended the di rdance given last Saturday ovening at Wild- cliffe Scheol i Pene vania, Miss Christ 18 a student al the school. DR Mrs, Benjamin Myerson of Maple street entertained two tables of bridge ut her home on Tuesday atternoon, D . The first annual dance of the Delta 1itho Borority will be held Priday eve. ning at Norden's bungalow with the Kexmere b orchestia playing., The local chapter was organized lust ycar and 18 affifated with chapters at Mt | ®t, Joseph's Academy, Harttord, and clsewhere, was held last evining at the home Miss Mae M. Butler of 20 Spring street, and flnal plans woere made for the affair. The hall is 1o be decorat- ed for the event nd the members of Delta ‘Rho are looking forward to a most enjoyable soclal. . . The Woman's Association of the Bouth church will present an interest. ing program Friday afternoon, Feb. ruary 29 at 3:30 o'elock. The con- tributions of diffierent peoples to America, and activities of this asso- ‘ of ciation to help other nations will be | fustrated by members in nationa'ity costumes. The program will be as follows: Japanese Dialogue —Foreign sionary department in charge of Miss Jane Weseel, Sketeh—Saving America Through Her Girls and Boys— Home Miesion- ary department in charge of Mre. K W. Schultz, Mre. R. A, Catlin and Mrs, J. H. Kirkham. Playlet — “The Royal Glue” charge of Mrs. Howard Wessel, The Royal Glue was written by Howard Bradstreet of Hartford, state director of adult education. It was previously presented before the Hart- ford Col'ege club by members of the Hproce Street Settlemnt. « e Mis. in Miss Esther Koplowitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8 Koplowitz of 151 Hartford avenur, a student at Bay Tath Institute, is epending the week with her parents, . .. ! Mrs. Alex E. Siderowf of 171 Win. | A mesting of the sorority | | George Melsner of Berlin, to Kenneth In Hartford. Her program of music| for that cvening follows: | I is ++ Becthoven | L Beethoven Mendelssohn Andante in ..., Kecossalses . Rondo Capriccio un Bonuta A major ... | Allegro moderato Andate Allegro b | ‘avessSehubert | w .+ Chopin Chopin +«Chopin Nocturne D flat Pantuisie-lmpromptu | Ballade A flal M I Debiussy Tisnt Linzt artist | Terry- ightingule | Waldesrauechen v Miss Phelps will be assisting with Miss Loretta Higgins in |ville on the cvening of ch . an I.‘ of celchrated her | W ¥y at her bhome | Mrs, George [17th birthday I Beriin, Gray ves . B Mrs. W, Ingram entertained at her | home on Stanley street yesterday aft lernoon for Raymond Pulver and | P | Royal Heineck., Roth young men are | N from the Rentley Behool of Account. | tng and Finance for the week-end. « s Members-of the Lady Wallace lodge, D, O. 8, gave a shower Friday eve. ning for Miss Anna Cameron at home on Rentschler strect Cameron is to marry Sergeant leslie 1. Walls of New Castie, Delaware on Thursday, Mareh 6th, Y w . . |9 One of the most important an nouncements of this week is that of the engagement of Miss Mildred | Meigner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs | ne ' Relyen of Bridgeport, son James Relyea of Winthrop street. | Both young people are well known in town and are very popular with the younger set, Miss Meisner is a grad- vate of the New York School of Fine and Applied Arts in the class of 1023, In 1022 she was awarded a scholar- ship of 18 months study in Paris and was graduated in Paris. Mr. Relyea is a gradvate M 1e ot of the 1920. He is a member of Deita Tau Delta fraternity. Announcement of the engagement throp street entertained the Hadassah | aas made this afternonn at a bridge Sewing Circle at her home Thursday | afternoon. | . The opening supper in the Y. W, A. drive for funds will take place next Wednesday evening, February 27 at 6:15 o'clock In the gymnasium of the | assoclation on Hungerford Court. This supper will be gerved to all workers on teams and will be followed during | Budget Week by several luncheons at which reports will be given of the progress of the drive. | Miss Mary Whittlesey, Mrs. E, W.| Schultz, Miss Mary Bingham. Miss Florence Andrews, Miss Florence Dyer and Miss Louise Blakesley will d the various teams, The amount to be raised iIs in the neighborhood of $13,000, which is a | littié less than 25 per eent of the | total amount needed to run the va- rious departments of the Y. W. C. A. in New Britain. .. .. A meeting of the MeAll auxiliary | will be held at the home of Mrs. Wil tiam F. Brooks of Sowth High street on Thursday, February 28th at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Miss Eillen ¥arles Flagg of Hartford will address the meeting, having for her subject, “The War Ofphanage at Chatflieras” Wiss Flage spent some time there this summer and as most people know, is an engaging speaker. C. | street. |Jobs in the World.” tea which Miss Harriet Reynal daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rey. nal gave at her home on Lexington Tea was gerved in the dining room with Wiss Eisic Collingwood and Miss Evelyn Sgynder presiding at the attractive table which was decorated with tall pink candles and quantities of pink roses, at TR LR of At a meeting of the Parents and Tenchers' association of the Smith school held Tnesday cvening, Mrs. F. G. Platt spoke on “The Two Biggest Preceding - Mrs, Platt's interesting talk, Morris Hog- tund sang & number of entertaining | songs. Emil Danberg, president of - the association, presided at the meet. ing. of th 1o af . Rev. Dr. John E. Kiingberg and Mrs. Klingberg will observe the 25th annjversary of their wedding on March Sth. . . Fo | Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Christenson of Bassett street, are entertaining Miss |was held last Monday afternoon. Miss Torpardia will Wenner- Greta Torpardia. appear as soloist with the berg chorus. with his parents in this city. of Miss Meisner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George Meisner of | Penn., 18 the house guest of Miss Har- | of Kensington, have gone to Boston to Louis Reynal of Grov Mr, and Mrs, A, W, Willlams of Cor. on Buell street this evening, in New Khuttie dance which is to I« 1st | turns out in full foree, tional the | partment | University of Michigan in the class of |afternoon in the church chapel | work of the College of New the week-end with her parents entertained a honor of her 59th birthday. Barnesdale took place Thursday after- noon at 2:20 o'clock at the Reverend Henry W. Maier performed ed by Miss Esther Selander as maid [1eft on & wedding trip to New York and Philadelphia. . |lyn, N. Y., iIs visiting her sister Mrs. |sented by the members of the Eim- | wood Girl Reserves in the Newington | William Kenney, a student at Ford- |Grange hall next Thursday evening. ham college, is spending the wnk.ond,lhndn: will follow the presentation |gave a tea at her home on Lexington | and * # Numerous—Holiday Brings Young People To Town—Woman’s Club Meets— Perscnal Jottings—McAll Auxiliary To Meet ¢ Y MISS LOIS PHELPS | Miss Phelps is the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. H, Phelps of Plainville. She will give a piano recital in Hartford Thursday evening MISS MILDRED MEISNER Her engagement to Kenncth Relyea of Bridgeport was announced today Berlin. Miss Mildred Meisner, daughter of Quite a number from tewn are Mir. and Mrs, George Meisner of Ber- |planning to attend the second musi- lin entertained five tables of bridge at [cale in a series of four given under her home Friday afternoon for her|the direction of Robert Kellogg in house guest, Miss Katheryn Fritz of [the Grand Ball room of the Hotel Orange, N, J. Prizes were awarded 1o | Bond on next Friday evening. The Mrs. Bennett Hibbard, Miss Evelyn |artists are to be Queen Mario, lyrie Synder of New Oxford, Penn, and 10 |soprano of the Metropolitan Opera, Miss Frances Dean. Miss Mel n(‘r'llna(fl Present, planist and Charles guests included Miss Elcanor Lewis, | Bradford Be baritone. Miss Priscilla Crabtres, Miss th‘nl . ‘adwell, Miss Florence Mouat, Miss | Miss Evelyn Snyder of New l'lxtnrzl,’ Mrs. Frank Brown and son William, ot Reynal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |attend the Hurley.Curran wedding o Hill | which will take place on Monday. . | M Mrs. Waterman Lyon entertained at her home on Walnut street last Sat. urday evening for her father, Ludwig . Huck, who observed his 83rd birth. Miss Vrances Willilams, daughter of day on that day, M weekeend | Mrs. ¥, K. Sheldon of Bennington, N. I, is the guest of her sister, Mrs, Charles Starr of Stanley strect, ) Hurry Adams of Worcester, Mass., | the house guest of Mr, nnd Mrs, aurence Mouat of Grove Hill, in avenu - Miltord, is spending the | Miss Corinne Goodwin, Miss Harriet |wi)) hold its annual banquet on the | Reynal, Miss Elste Collingwood, Miss |evening of Monday, March 3rd at the A meeting of the Ladies’ Auxiliary | Margaret Foster, Mrs, Luclan Stevens, | gyrritt Hotel, of the Stanley Memorial church was|Mrs, Edward Christ, Mrs. Johnstone | held Kriddy afternoon, | Vance, Mrs. Willlam Pease of Hart- i K ford, Mrs. Russell Willlams of Essex Announcement has been made of and Mrs. Reuben Hadley of Berlin, the marriage of Miss Elsie Irene Can. ¢ d field, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Junius| Jack Kirkham, son of Mr, and Mrs. | P, Canfield of Hartford to Chester R, |John Kirkham of Cedar street, spent — . Wells of Lincoln street, this city, The [last week-end in town with his par. ig’ ";{"R::;:’;"':\L:n:‘h';;:;"-‘":',’;' ::1 cerembny was performed in New York {ents. Mr, Kirkham is at the Yale [u o b o088t A S e on Monday, February 11, Mr, and|Law school. }omm A soblal howt tellowed e Mrs. Wells will Jive in Corona, N. J. sonll DR D6 Ik ot wiieh G4 Mrs. Willlam E. members of the hospitality and social Fay, Mr, C, & Neuman and Miss Jean | Forest strect Tucsday evening for | ORILees Wore the hostesses. = Wardrope were in ch of the Al their nicee, Miss Barbara Foster of 4 H |Frank L. Traut, Mrs. George B. Ash. Hollday party held Tucsday eveni Philad a. promg iy vesday eveming| Phiiadeiphia |ley, Mrs, James Baldwin, Mrs, George at the Y, W, C. A, for the association | g Bl | Bean,, Mrs. Milton Davenport, Mrs. . M Mr. and Mrs, Harold Van Oppen 11 give @ bridge party at their home o » Club meetings played an important part in the weeks program, one of the largest beigg that of the New Britain Women's club which met Tuesday afternoon at the First church chapel Ruby Andrews, daughter of and Mrs. John A. Andrews of! asscil street is spending the week- wl in Troy, N, Y Miss Miss 1Prances Dean, daughter of Me. v Mres, D, 1, Dean of Harrison street ill return tomorrow to New York ty after spending the week in town Ith her parents, B Mr. and Mrs, Reuben Twitchell will entertain at bridge at their home on Miss Ruth Henry, Robert Vanee of Maple street is in oston, Mass, for the week-end, . Mabel Hibbard is spending the York ity Miss Dorothy Zinman, daughter of and Mrs. Meyer Zinman of Haw- . Miss lace ow of Hiliside % Mr. and Mrs. Russell Willlams of week-end in N | | Ensex are the week-end guests of Mrs, entertained | Williams' parents, Mr, and Mrs, Har. vey Kingsley of Bassett stroet B ’ Miss Caroline 8mith, daughter of strect 1s spending the week-end | Mrs, Leroy Benham and Mrs. Frank | Mr. and Mrs, E. E. 8mith of Clayton York eity K. Rackeliffe, Jr., gave a housekeep- | Road, entertained five tables of bridge % ing shower Tuesday cvening to Miss lat her home Friday afternoon Deco- the last Helen Rackiiffe who is to become the | rations were effectively carried out in Meadow Lride of Carl Masor Bristol on |eolors appropriat Washington's will be March 20, birthday. Prizes were awarded to ¢ 0.6 | Miss Proudman, Miss Martha John B. Hayes of lehigh univer. |Pasco and Miss Marjorie Bull sity, son of Mr. and Mrs, M. . Hayes | ’ . of Vine street, is attonding the Choate | school, Wallingford, midyear festivi- {and Mrs tigg over the week-end Hartford, formerly this city, will give a bridge party at her home next Saturday after th members of the AL A Jr. Mrs, Man Oscar Mre. Frederick W enry W. Maier, Mrs. Frederick Miss Grace Manning, Mrs, J Murray, Mrs, Kenneth Bearle, Miss Mabel Hibbard, Miss Helen J Bunce, Mrs. Maxwell Coe, Mrs. Russell Germond, Mrs. Arthur Harrop, Mrs. Harold Hatch, Mrs, Lawrence Humanson, Mrs, Ray W. Leacn, Mrs. John C. Loomis, Mrs. George B. Matthews, Mrs. Logan Page, Mrs. Frederick W, Porter, Mrs. Paul K. Rogers, Mrs. B. P. Showalter and Mre. George B. Taylor. Miss Peggy Hausrath Macomber, the Gamma Kappa girls at her home on City avenue, Monday afternoon “ . Qne big parties at the before the Lenten the beefsteak dinner held at the club Raturday, March dance is an an- which socicty usually ®o many din- planned al will be no ex ason " o nor the evening of The becfsteak nal affair for n Miss Dorothy Lembra, neice of Mr, Fred Upson of Steele road, of of Miss Miriam Mr. and Mrs Mouat daughter Laurence Mouat Grove Hill has returned from New York has been spending the last six months. . . O'Brier of T. O'Brien of Tuesday for Seattle been year or parties have dy that ption of this S spen city Mrs ire York Mr Dover end ir Shepard of & the week- and 1toad N where she sorority Miss Catherine Kenney . r, and Mrs, M. ) ¥ street, is hom New Itochells danghter of of Stan Colleg: Eive al 4 on or week Kemble of Miss Natalle | Mre. George ¥ bridge and Fton place this ey end guests, Miss D ML Vernon, N ¥ Peats of New York Kenney i the Mark's minstrels at the Athle. ext Friday includes Ralph Harry Kristo- | and Mr. Mec wi J Mre street ingtor 1am William Jeft son Mr. and Trinity Wash from " this week-end Members St dance ome will give tic hall evening Britton pher, Nickle . performance in Bast Berlin The cast Leon Ja Hayes Miss Stelia Jordan of the Congrega Bducatio soctety addroseed members of the missiopary de of First chureh yesterday She the DL " 4 = Mrs. E. 1. Morey of Carlton entertained at her home Monday af Mre. Olive R. Attwood being Mre. Attwood's anniversary ‘i o Arthur street Miss Anna Goory, a student at the College of New Rochelle, is spending the week-end with b T Southington ternoon for the §0th Mrs, ¥. €. Barrowes tebrated the 25th wedding at occasior birthday an interesting account of the Bducational society Mr. and of Prarl strect o their s their niversary ¥sical departme held it € Red, white nsed about the ¥ ' ine ) Tuesday Mrs Judge Tney of Ya B v Massey home (rom Hochelle to spend | Leo Gaffnesy Gaftney and strect is home week-¢nd Mies Marte is rbtogrit el annna New Britain people will be interest ed to know that George Morgan New York is to make Yvis d-but in th music Tuesday evening at the Town Hall in New York eity. Mr Morgan is a having appeared at sy Shutlle Meadow clib Twilight Musicales as well as with the Phitharmohic orches tra. He has been studying for grand opera with Mr. Thorner, former teach er of Rosa Ponselle Miss Mary Gaffney gove a Washing ton birthday bridge party at the club 1 D. T after . . po o 125 tlons were Mrs. George Giller of Trinity street number of her friends Thursday afternoon in Miss Heler Mr. and Mrs son t 1aughter Cadwell Harri New York thday world on A meeting of the 1 and the Wom. tepartment of her home A was | Was T favorite ih tows st from s orsl the city for s bir the st church w Mrs. Ruth Johnson Willlams of The wedding of Bristol and Newton Foli afterr Miss ¥ Ne 2 Crabtree came home w York ity to spend the holi pare Mr. and Mrs *rabtree of Lincoln street ; from owing the parsonage Center Congregational church. the nts . Miss Gla e coremony. The bride was attend- Mrs. Nels Maple Hi on Ro Mrs Olmstead honor. The best man was Edward Andrews. The ceremony was fol- ed by dinner at the Hotel Bond ter which Mr. and Mrs. Willlams of bins ave H B and Mre winners rooms of i ursday noon ternoon Mrs. B. F. Gaffney, Mr gan, Mrs. James Curtin, Mrs Halloran d Mrs. W. 7T Morriascy were hostesses at a bridge party given Wednesday afternoon at the 1. of 1 club rooms. Joseph Re. e Miss Corinne Good Mr d Mrs f Sherman Court Joseph . zabeth ] Burton Oster B city will spend th K -9 ¥ Geners Trant Mrs. Philip Applehauser of Brook- Allar or pa wee Mre ] | he sster Packard of Trinity street with “ . A meeting of the Sunshine Society Several from town are planning to attend the Cathedral benefit bridge which is to be held in Hartford Tues- day afternoon at the Hotel Bond. . .o Miss Doris Williams daughter o Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Williams of bin avenue is spending the week-er |in New York city the guest Mias janghter | Charlotte Perry is studying at Thompson | Columbia university. Miss Willian Miss Perry were class mates ‘\.,m college. . . “Miss Fearless & Co.” will be pre- ' be B will be held the ¢ auspi o ext Mon who Ferit Miss Dorothy Thompson, of Mr. and Mrs. H C. M s th Grang: West Cromwe asen Professor ot Gates wil prompter. be the the sketch, | Mreet Friday afternoon. The New Britain College club of Mirlam Mouat, Miss Laurence Mouat, \which Miss Mabel Judge is president Howard Horton, Mrs. Charles W, Lee, | Jack Zantzinger of Trinity college ,i is spending the week-end in New York city with his parents, Mr. Zants zinger is well known in town. P Miss Janet Case, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Case of Forest street entertained several of her young friends at her home Thursday after- . noon in honor of her sixth birthday. P Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nelson of Murray street are spending this weeks end in New York city. PR Mr., and Mrs. E. M. Wightman of Russell street are in Augusta, Florida, . s . Miss Harrlet Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Parker of Vine street, is home from the Gateway school in New Haven for the week- end. . s Miss Mildred Meisner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Meianer of Ber- lin, came home Thursday from New York city to spend the holiday with Ler parents. Miss Laurene Mouat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Mouat of Grove Hill, is home from Brunswick, N. H.,, for the week-end. * s s Miss Leonie Crowe of Grove Hill, and Miss Agnes Finnegan of East Main street are in charge of the bene- fit bridge and whist for the endow- ment fund of Trinity college, Wash- ington, D. C., which is to be held at the Elthu Burritt hotel on Saturday, March 16tth. « e Mrs. Frederick G. Platt of Grove Hill, gave a very interesting talk Wed- nesday afternoon at the community house in Berlin to the members of the Motherhood club. Her subjest was “Confidences, Mothers-Daughters” . e Miss Ruth North daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James North of Sunnyledge {s home from the Baldwin school in Bryn Mawe for the holidays. PRI Mr. and Mre. Arthur Kimball of Lexington street left for New York today. They will return to town om Wednesday of next week. Y Mrs. Kenneth Sloper of Lake street sailed today from New York city for Ttaly to spend several weeks. Mr. Sloper will go over later in the sea- son, . Stanley Oldershaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oldershaw is home frem Trinity college over the week-end. P Harry Nair of this city a student at Yale university has been elected to Phi Beta Kap Willlam Winters of Newington will sail from New York ecity on Tuesday for a trip to Cuba, Panama and th South American countries. .o Miss K. E. Moran of New London is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Doyle of Washington street, . . . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hastings of Plainville have gone to St. Petersburg, { Morida to spend the remainder of the winter season. . Miss Anna Bardeck daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Phillp Bardeck of Arch streot is home from the college Qf New Rochelle to spend the week-end in town with her parents. * v Mr. and Mrs, Isnac Black of Harrls | son street, Mr. and Mrs. William Hun« gerford of Russell street, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Kimball of Lexington street, Mra. Norman Cooley of Hart street and Miss Dorothy Thompson, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. M. Thomp- son of Lexington street will be among those from New Britain to hear George Morgan sing at the Town Hall in New York city Tuesday evening. . .0 Mrs. W. T. Morrissey of Cedar street entertained a number of friends at bridge at her home Tuesday after. noon. . . . . Miss Alice Gaffney returned to Smith college this morning after spending the holiday with her parents Judge B, ¥, Gaffney and Mrs. Gaffney jof Vine street, e | Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Root -of Golf | street, Maple Hill, entertained a num- ber of friends at bridge at their home Tuesday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mre. T. H. Cogswell, Mrs. H. B, | Lienhart, Mre. E. B. Proudman, Jona« | than Hart, Dr. A. 8. Grant and F. B, | Rau Miss Eisie Collingwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Collingwood of Harrison street came home from New York eity Thursday to spend the week-end with her parents. | SN Mr. and Mrs. O. Clark, Mr. and Mra. James McPherson and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark of East Berlin wiil return from California the first part of next week R Mre. George Kimball of South Bupe Fitt street will return from New York ity tomorrow Harry Bates, Mra. Kenneth Mrs. Louis Reynal and Mrs. H, among those sntertaine uncheon bridge Meadow club of . Mre Searle 1. Pease were Ing at the Wednesday he 1 at the Shutt that day thie week SHRINERS TAKE ACTION White Dodge Granted Permasent Injunction Against So-Callesl Negro Shriners i Honsto Arabia ple, anci mystic hite Shy Doric temple, ancient Egyptian nyst - 1 ganizatio et . of shrine ore colored and ine the national wegro ting costumes shrine nre the plaintiffs order £ signia o e notice of appesl the case would court introduced their shring ork City in the 1 was based 8 & the ritusd of Arabi groes claimed their shitil antedated the white shrine } ated whit rine and o ginated 656 A. D. in Egypt. Shriners w that was forme New po Bekast The cay order,