New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1924, Page 3

—_—————————r———— S0CTELY HETR 15 0N (1 {iDI0r 0f | e e o s e . - . . 40 < e < S S < .~ - 1~ o oo o sy P AMATEUR THEATRICALS AT THE CLUB TONIGET - expectation awaiting the presentation of the cabaret which takes place this Shuttle Meadow club, tainment gains interest from | fact that it is the only amateur theatricai effort of club members this The severa! vaudeville acts wera arranged and coached under the Aireatorship of Mr. and Mrs, Arthus Kimball and Mrs. Howard Parsons The transfoermation of the club ball- room, with its surrounding diving room and grill room was in charge of the house committee of which Ho¥- ard Humphrey is chairman. The large ballroom will be flanked with tables either e, arranged fo leave room in the center for the ' au- deville acts and t dancing. The true spirit of the eabaret atmosphere will dominate ind dancing will ke in- inved to the music of the Si-Yaffe or- ostra New Britain has also turned its at- tention tn the Community Drive this with imd women social life of town tak- part in the campaign of the community Tunch. ~ons were held practically day thie week at the Rurritt the drive workers heing the guests of sev. cral local ~Lione, Kl wams and Reports were team captains to the presi- he | IR on week men prom- inent in the me active canvassing every Totel, arganization tarinns ench day tn in turn reported cent of the drive, Aside from these twa major events the weak has heen marked by and nnusual of smaller affairs 1very day saw numerous Inncheons At dinners. Ofthers gathered for one or tvo tables of bridge or mah jonge for afterncon tra. The 31t annual state of the Connecticut Pranghters of the Itevolution held in Thursdayr and Friday Members from the lo nd the Fmma Hart Wil of Berlin attended as number or canference Anmirican was New Haven of this week »1! chapter & i=rd chapter delegates, The young folks still to arri*+ from school and and a1! muech to ®ie general happenings about town C'ub meetings grow as the sriii searon appreaches, already the Woman's clul has held its final meet. nz The FEsther Stanley chapter, Prughters of the American Revolu- tion will meet Friday, their club eal- meetings remaining on un- the National Conferenee be held in Washington after which we find a e of important eclub season opens next continue college fower erdar of after which will next month, general fin meetings until the fail The trap shooting at the Shuttle Meadow club on Saturdays gtill holds interest for many and will continue Araw a good number each week | until the golf scason opens in earn- Mrs. Jonatha Mrs. Irank J Searls, Mr Chambr of I entertained on i Hart of Maple Hill. | AN ntaresting event of the late Porter, Mrs. F. A spring is the French Ba r which is ta tuke place on the afternoon and evening of s 8rd at the Y. W, ¢, |tha A. avmnasiim under the auspices of 1Xohn the McAll Auxi Committees, | hos which will be announced at a later No&day bridge at Jate have plans well under way——an 12 Mcadow this week, These bridges entertainment, novel and interesting NAVe proven very popular through th Ay winter months and hostosses . have taken this way friends either at brid wh ever is in favor with th tieular party., As the ever golf season approaches the luncheons will be carried on as uspal, many of the guests playing a round golf 13 the morning with the Juncheon brides te look forward to in the aft- | ernonn and G Iatn, and mington At the res Mrs were Georg among ar Wed the Shut. Mr turr many of enterta o or Mah .. Mrs, Harry 1. Bodley of West Main roet returned’ today from a visit with her daughte Mrs, George Tound of Brunswick, N, I, and Mrs Nurtice Olmstead of Roscoe, N, Y. onge. | par- entieing str flo CEECI Mr, and Mrs, Frederick Macomber f Hamilton street are spending the PP week-end in Springfield, Mars | .. Mrs, and Mrs, M. T Thursday . .o Mrs, E. W. Christ entertained tables of bridge Bt her home on Gare sn street Thursday afternoon. « 0 . ret Mra, 3. M. Hanee cntertained sev. Hot Rprings, West Virginfh, | eral friende at bridge at her home on . . Line Friday afternoon Mrs F. W, Porter of Garden stront e e spent Trursday and Frid with Miss | Wat Bishop of Hartford | Me and Mrs. Maxwell Wist Main street have re Atlantic Ellls Bardsley who has béer her Mr. o [left Crowe Hi'L | 1o homa r be govsts of parents, Rhodes of Ber. ! A 4 from Rermuda, Mrs lin returned of Grove her 1 two M. at and urned yester daug! ta oln street Mre. Touis entertained ryn fonr tahles of bridge at her home on 1arrieon Wednesday, Prizes were awarded to Mrs, Fred Loomis, Min. Ray Leach, Mrs, A, J. English and Mre Carl Neoman Oldershaw tor Porter of | Mps, turned from etract ity .o | #Howara stroet hae Humphrey of TRussell . . left for Cuba laughter of Mr eath will give a on Routh Miss Lilllan Rleath and Mrs, James 1nidge party at hee Durritt strest Mondar . e Mre. A & Grant home in Maple Hill ning to an meeting Woman's elub Dr A R of Hartford will be the evening and 4 gram will be given and Walter Oceupin her parents, ity Harold Clark of East Arthur Ganer will eame home from iy New York city during Cornell University next Friday to S o & spend his spring vacation : with I~vf Thomas ¥ parents, Mr. and Mrs, George W 3 from New Ganer of Hamiiton strect Wednesday of tha| Meredith | home open Can e Taylor, Mre. L. H. Taylor of Iieriin, 1l return 1o herg home next ‘Uhurs. te spond her spring recess from University with M danghter of Mr.oand the speaker hort ¥ by the nsical pro ub trio | dny Vit Cornell Rerlin Cre York eits ¢. v » Willigm Retz of the U, & & has been the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Loomis of | Omaha Lars Fromen, n of Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Fromen of West Main street, who has been visiting his parents for he past two weeks, will Williston Academy early next Mr, Fromen has been attending this of 1 #chool for two years and will grad- uate this spring. He has been prom- | gay afternoon at inent {n athietics and studies at the R W. Wonding academy ish American P was the subiect ynder Annource has been made of | S nn the engagement of Miss Emma T.| o, ... Paterson of Stanley street to Eric E. (., . fekson of Park strest. Miss Peter. | 1 Anesday at son 18 a nurse in this city and Mr. | o T T Eriekson I8 connected with the |, '\, Maqura Humason Mfg. Co., of Forestville | “« o - Miss Fally Fanny Gleaton of Meri and Mre A Aen addressed the women of Berlin! r party at the at the Community house in Rerlin henor of Tuesday afternoon Her subject was: “What Can 1 De For My Town" ¢ o o SRS Mre. 1. R Belden of Berlin 12 er Miss Margaret -Hepp has returned |tertaining her sister, Mra, Agnes T from New York city. ' Forest of New Haven . .. | ¢« v Reducka Mr. and Mre. E University of Phila- | Southington have feturned spending a few daye trip to Florida Mrs. B. A Feiffer v o The Charm ler and Tobert Mre H. B Olmatead will entertain 'sented by members Maple Hill bridge club her club of New Rritain her on Johnson street next Tuesday the schonl auditorium aftarnoon Mrs. Gilford will Airect and stage the The caet annonnced at a Jater Aate 1t 13 1is i return te Sl B week \ the Wom he Kensin held We of meetige of Missionary Methodist church society was Mexican and § in the home schools rent h hejd an all da Fupplies we Butritt Dr. and M4 in gavard of Baltimore week.end visitors in D the Theodore returned Monday to dciphia after with his mother, of Burritt strest . o Schao Milton will of th hig next 5 ¢ avent it to be troupe of The Grangs Berlin will give a performance Nanington Wedneedar svening. April 19 for the benefit of the Newington Qrangs minstrel n . .o Miss Ha Michigan City has bBeen visiting friends and teia Rrictol Flora of tives in town and in MISS DOROTHY BOOTH Miss Booth has returned to the Lennox school in New York city after spending her spring recess in town with her parents Mr. and Mrs, William Booth Maurice Johnson of Rr Kimball, Miss Ber- | were in New York city this week Miss Doroth and Mr ed T | school in New ed the I ‘MI‘ last ev ng Mrs bridpe about the room, N Wi ed to Mrs | Al for New Miss Grove HIN Mah Afternont Mrs. 1 les at luncheon an Miss bridee Arnoon Miss Trumbull NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1924. ¥ D. A. R. To Meet Friday—Coliege Club Annual Guest Night April 7th—Mah Jongg and Bridge Parties Numercus This Week—Personal Jottings - T . . T ] {_——" ] <" - " D e the Shutt s evening will far t liant affair in the histor to be Th Tt clnb. Theie are more guests vaud dinner sing will follos m “pr nd Mrs Mrs; Johin Willlam H Germand, il Hatrrop. S Porter, Mr Leng of Hartford, Mr. » Mr. Mrs. 8 Curtis Sheldon and Mrs Fruemmer, Mr Mrs 1 ien, Mr. and Mgs. Frank J. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Albart Corbin, Mr and Mrs. Johnstone YVanes, Mr. and Mrs. | Frnest Humphrey, Gardner Weld Mr. and Mrs, William Rattenbury, Mr and Mrs. James North, Mr. and Mrs A. J. drrdan, Mr. and Mrs H Whaples of Hartford, Clifford Mer- win, Mr. and Mrs, F. W, Porter av Mr. and Mre. Dugald MeMi The caharet which was a great sur coEs A v entire cast of amateurs, for part club members. Mr. and Arthur !{VH\\‘?» and Mrs, How. | crsafully lirect Mr He M. Hay Ago is tn ba given wit] | an most | Mre 4 Parsons staged last o1 this ona wit} fc who @ so s vear's event have ~qual success acts with a ¢ luding, Mrs. Arthur | Allan MeKinnie, Mre William Coholan, Mrs. Clifton Wil. Mrs. Maxwell Porter, FEmary #Mrs, Frederick West Porter, Allan Jackson English, Mrs Johnstone Van Mrs. Kenneth | Searle, Mrs. Harold Hatch, Mrs, Ed- —. | Vard Christ, Mrs, Maurice Peage, Miss hton street | Margaret Eddy, Miss Virginia Le- Park Place 1and, Miss Virginia Hart, Miss Mar- garet Foster, Miss Florence Mouat, Miss Frances D Miss Maforie S s Crowell, Miss Katheryn Swift, Miss Rooth, daughter of Baldwin and Miss Arline William H. Booth re- The men taking part dne | o0 00 o tt nnox Arthur Kimball, Clesson Pare and Martell dinner party followed by cards Willlam Sweeney, Maxwell Pore A nd mah jongg Clitton Wilson, Donald Gaffney, < CEECIEY an Dyson, Stanton Ashley, Ron. | Mr.and Mrs. Albert Corbin of Vine Mrs ald Toardman, Rebert Vance, John. |#1reet entertaincd at a luncheon | $tore Vance, Wiillam Coholan, Harold | PATY at their home Hateh. Howard Wilson, Louis Jone S S L. M. Hayden, Henry Schauffler, | Willlam Racor Howard Parsons and Fred Latham | Canterbury sehoo!l to spend his spring ¢ Mrs, Howard Parsons and Sturm reecss with his parents, Mr, and Mr Ay Dyson will furnish the plano ae W. & Racon of Lincoln strest ; n wi ‘[‘iw‘lln' nts. . ' . . . . | The program follows Miss Eunfee Humphrey, daughter Ash Joltsome-—¥rom Dixie Mr. and Mrs, . N, Humphrey of lJoe Jackson Beany-—On Wheels nooln strcet, has had for her recent Anise Padlova—"The Swain." gurst Migs Dorothy Prescott | Al Peach—And His Eight Rosebuds, 'Fly Court Intermission 1 are to b forty people Kinball, Mrs MISS MARTHA CLARK i Miss Clark 1s the daughter of Dr, Robert Clark and Mrs. Clark of Garden street, She will sell candy and cigarettes at the ("abaret this evening at the Shuttle Meadow Club Him Whe veral members of the younger set Girle Dreamw Pt Music by in tawn enjoyed a progressive dinner party last Mre. RH Twitehel) Mrs, Wil. lam Ratrt Lennox Place Mrs. F"ase of Forest strect and Mre Harold Sloper wore the hostesses, The Gardner Weld of you Shuttle Meadow evening when of Forest street, Yiobbie MayRe Gi1 Raffe and Cat D \bury His music by Majorie clude fyneopaters Tobaecro by Maxine ursday te Albert Corbin entertai a family % t her ASt ey home n George at her t Wednesd were used gave on Harrison Bright sprir award. sland, ) Har Walker and Mrs, has come from the Dartmou vaca Mrs, the ned W, W Ana Mrs mann Sehre udman vacations Ponald spring nniversity Mre. E B is spending his from Dartmouth with his parents, Mr. and Proudman of Maple Hill an McKinnie « St st has Orleans Sretie Miriam Mouat and Mrs. Laurence entertained a few her | of the school, Greenwich, Con- nt . 9.9 Trans-Atlantic Philharmoenie e | we | r Mist Bernadine Walker afien Dead &hot Wil of Mr.and Mre. Fred Wal Heinie stroet, came home frens and h Monday Night Jos James Jam t Miss Harriet New York with her n Wells of Newing returned fow Willtam laughter o ' apanie Mouat of " friends Tuesday danghter Har- vesterday schoo! &h Podgers —assigted by or of Fi Pumpernicke] Vermin Castle~1 Blues . And Mer Jongg at m rison Chetnut 1 Mass an 2 8 e uls Reynal entertay Jim bridge Tues 1 two t her ! lay, Littie sfe of the and (ton Hi and Mrs and Mrs Jems Inte Olivetie 106y The (o He ordinary 1pus and Co Keroer Frinc will Fris " stafl A 1 host rssos Martin Mary Mrs. M and [ ¥'rank Vibberts, son of Extra- | Charles Vil turned ye give day Iar me rmission Grote of Song ~Ventriloquists on Lexifgton stroet sk g Mr Klor taugh- Renator Jol bull and gave a aft. ting « chapter, 1 rican Trumin In the e e} Raiga 1 evolutior in 1 First ehureh the meeting will be Mrs Camp, Miss Harold W. Gee pateie, Mise Alic At enbu Nordatr spending a e mother, Mrs. N. N Nordstror Maple Hill R ¢ - 11 Doy Mrs All ~Orjental born this r on Bangor. friende Mt chape Frince and s Laia ek with My« H. P Nutt—"Eve to a num r 1s from for of pa Miss Laura R G Mrs. Willam R Albert L. Wiard rything Comes to Yeriek Mrs. Wi ian t will iy MRS, EDWARD CHRISI Mis, Christ is a member of $he Cabaret cast which will feature at the club this evening Mrs. Wijliiam Huungerford of Ru |®ell street was in New York city this week ¢ ee Ann Hellyar of Phila- Leen the guest of her Hellyar ‘'of Forest &treet, and Mrs. Lucian Stevens of strecd and Miss Harriet Rey- ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis strect are spend- Bridgeport. Miss Mary deiphia has mother, Mrs. Mr. Monroe Miss M ity rgaret Russell, of New York ind Mrs. Isaae is spending the ts daughter of Mr Hi r paret ussell of Gro with and Mrs. Russell retuyrned AMon after spending e with Mrs, Wilhags Mrs. Harvey Wi A. Johnston Misa Agnes Johnston street expect on Mon. ughter. West Maj home from April Tth are Ameriea Mr. and Mrs. George Kron and fam. have moved from West Main street te Hawley streat .. Mrs Teslie Boaotherton street af North Gl has returned from Naw York eity “ e Mise Esther Trumbull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Henry Trumbull ef Flainville, will return Wednesday to Ely Court school in Greenwieh, Con. necticut, after apending her apring re- | ress in town | DR Curtis Booth, son of Mr | Willlam H. Booth of Fe: | tur today Andover, Mass and My street re- from Andover sehnal, | . e | An important dance ecoming FEaster Monday, Apr!' 21s military ball, which will take place on that night at the State Armory, The ball is given under the auspices of the three National ard eompanies, Company I, Company H and the First Rattalion, all of tha 159th regiment. Governor Templeton and his malitary staff are to be the guests of halor, making the affair take on an alr of greater importance. An informal re ception for the patronesses and the box holders will ha held at the Bur. ritt hotel, after which there will be dancing at the armory to the musie of the Trintty Bacchanalian orchestra. The list of patronesses inecludes: Mrs. Arthur G, Kimball, Mrs, W. H. Booth, Mrs. H. M. Rates, Mrs, W. 0 Cooke, Mre. E. P. Dunne, Mre B. F. Gaffney, Mrs, W, C. Hungerford, Mra Howard Humphrey, Miss Flora Hum. phrey, Mra, Willlam H. Jackson, Mrs, George 1. Kimball, Mrs, A, ©. Me. Kinnie, Mrs. P. F. MeDonough, Mra. E. A Moore, Mrs. Howard Parsons Mre. P. €, Rickey, Mrs, F.'0. Racke iffe, Mre. Morris Baxe, Mre W. T Squires, Mrs, Hartwell Taylor, Mra, John Trumbull, Mrs Johnstone Vance and Miss Mildred Weld The committes arranging ball includes: William ', Hungerford, general airman: Howard Hum. phrey, o-chairman; Captein W, O, Cook, vi airman; Captain E. P, | Dunne, treasurer; Lieutenant W, W, T. Squires, recording secretary: Lieus tenant W, H. Jackson, financial score. tary; recaption committee, the officers of the three National Guard compans ies; decorations and mw Lisut. Harry €. Jackson; program, Captain Dunnég tickets, Lisat, Squire; box ofe o Lirut, Litke: refreshments, Lisut, Rackiel: publicMy, Lieut, Carey; invle tations, Captain Cook. The advisory committes is composed of Colonel H, Gardner Weld, J. R. Ane Mack, John Loomis netons Vance, FEugene Porter, ree Traut, Stanley Eddy, Curtisg Sheldon and Fred Rackliffe, for the A. Johnson drews, 1sane o .. Mra. D E. Dean entertained sig tables of Lridge at har home on Hare rison strest Wednesday afternoon sy & Mrs. Howard ' Paggons stroet will leave Apdl §5th fornia. She will gtop en Mre. Wilbur Gilbert Texae of Stesle for Cal. route with of Beaumont, . .o Mrs. James Baldwin of Corbin ave. nue has rety 1 from New York city after spending a few days thers, laughter of Dr. street has re. ing e her sister, Miss Mar. $iie Mise Mona Martiy Marti f Vine N rk with Edward n, nes Jol 1irned spe vinte Mrs Prase of Harfe Mre k avenue 4 has mother. Ger ombs of Black ¥ he have odist aed L) early ne ostpon Viay THEATERS HARD WiIT Mar a1 AR wWoMAas Ma it s Mre Kingsbu LA YOLLETTY Washingts TaFollettel, il COMPORTABLE Mar : had & th p i t and his co bed gond mieht's Arecr hrs physici lay was as satisfactory