New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1924, Page 3

B S A Ao S SBAN trte A S NEW BRITAIN DAICY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1924. inment will be given Lenten season—almost over, [0}#-«““-«-'»-_-'-‘“'“ by Compounce Tribe, 1. O. R. M. on with the exception of Holy Week which is always dull socially brings with it a certain amount of indul- gence to those members of society who have been curtailing to a cer- tain degree the round of pleasure that continued for o many weeks before Ash Wednesday advent, of which season is supposed to bring a halt so far as gay life is concerned. There was a time when Lenten observers were more strictly adhered to but nowadaye entertainments of one sort or another extend throughout the Lenten season, To be quite sure a number of the festivitios have been given with the purpose of siding phil- anthropic or charitable institutions. Then, too, a number of the boarding schools, preparatory schools and col- leges have closed bringing the young- er folk to town and with them of course gaiety, gaicty which for the next dozen weeks will rule the social world. Beginning tonight with the dinner dance at the Shuttle Meadow club and the Governor's Ball at the | State Armory on Easter Monday, April 21st—the A. D, 8. alumni dance at the elub on Thursday evening, April 24th—the Alpha Alpha sorority dance on the following evening and on Saturday evening Benjamin Haw- ley will give a dance at the club for Miss Virginia Hart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hart, The activities of that week may be cited as a sam- ple of what the spring scason holds. Aside from numerous dances there will be a number of varied entertain- ments, teas, luncheons and the ever present mah jongg, not to mention the weddings which are of course the | of any spring |or taken home, flowers and the ever most important part season, It just seems as if the days of April, May and June could not erowd another event into them so full are they to be of happy times. ach of the spring brides, and there are several important one: are to be feted more than ever bhefore, Tn Washington this week-end New Britainites are more than usually well represented with the delegates from the FEsther Stanley Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolu- tion, including Mrs. Rufus way, Mrs, Laurence Mouat, Mrs, Wil- liam Brooks, M William Hunger- ford and Miss Mary Whittlesey, Gail Q. Porter and Miss DPriscilla (‘rabtree are attending the national convention of Phi Beta Phi irnest J. Cooper, Mrs, Haro and her three daughters ing & week in the city, P The last and best of the season's linner dances will be held this eve- ningat the Shuttle Meadow club, will be more than 100 dining in the large dining room which i en decorated with quantities flowers, Quite a number ¥ dinner parties, one of being that which was the married taking club eabarct, Others entertaining in clude Mr. and Mrs, Alex Harper of Bristdl, Mr, and Mrs. Charlcs Par- sons, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Merwin ind Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Kimball, Quite a number of school and e« ot who are in town ar ming to irop In for the danci o which Si Yaffe will furnish the m sot 1obert Harrison treet entertained 1wo tubles at lunch- con and bridge at Shuttle Med low club Wednesday for Mrs, Howard 'arsons who will leave Tucsday for Iieawmont, Parsons of Mrs the Teses, and Californi Hauwes oy and daugh Wine guvsts of Lexinglon Mrs, E. ter, Miss Dorotiy Kolley of ter, Mass, are the house Mrs, George Corbin of street, Miss Girace Landers Baum, cone traito solofst New Dritwn, has res turned home atter tour through the United States and Can Landers of k-end Kim Mr 1 Mree, Goorge New York city are th we s of Mr, and Arthur 0 ef Harrison street Mouat, Laurenes daughter of Mouat of irman of 1t come- annual cos- 80 Colling Miss Florenee Mpe. and Mrs, Greve il s mittee arranging for the tume ball to be given at street in Hartford by membera of the Hartford Art School on the evening ol April 26, Miss Harriet Iteynal, danghter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Iteynal of Les- ington street, cntortatned her bridge club at her home Thursday evenir Herbert Willlams the bridge won « s o0 The annual meeting and clection vf officers of the Business and Profes- Women's elub was held Wed- nesday evening at the elub house on South High st t at 6 o'clock. The following elected to office for ensuing vear: President. Mildred G. Weld; ice-president, Mrs, Harold ¥. Demp- ¥i tecording sceretary, Mary K, Curtin; corresponding secretary, Mathilda Zimmerman; treasurer, 8, Helen Philh directors for three years, Anna L. Borg and Mary C. Meyer; directors previously elected to serve for two years, Minor, Ventlie 1°. Logan; previously clected to serve for year, Hannah L. E€cott and Goldsmith, ceived from the standing committes <ional directors one Anna which inelude membership committee, | Marguerite Tracy: finance committee, Susan C. Murphy: publicity commit- o, Mary E. Curtin: house commit- tre, Agnes Crowl program commit- t Elizabeth Le means committee, Ruth Larson; treas- urer's annual report, 8, Helen Phil- lips and secretary’s annual report, Mary ¥. Curtin. Miss Phillips the treasurer announced the elub house free from debt with a balance in the bank. e P At the annual meeting of the New Britain Y. W. C. A. held Wednesday the following directoss were elected 1o serve for a term of three years: Mra, John Fellows, Mrs, Stantey Goss, Mra. ¥, G. Piatt, Miss Gertrude Rog- ers, Miss Grace Stowel W. Traut, Miss Mary Whittlesey, Mrs, Deltie Young. Mra. Ray W. Leach pired term of Mrs. F. J. Porter. The on Wednesday | was alse appointed to ill the nm(-‘ fAirectors will meet Hemen- | Katherine A. | Annual reports were re- | Mre. George | e Members of the MeAll Auxiliary !have arranged a French bazar for the benefit of the children of Franc {to be held the afternoon and eve- ning of Saturday, May 3rd, at the ! pleted, but the affair holds out prom- ise of being one of the interesting events of the spring season. The transformation of the gymnasium to give the complete atmosphere of a country village of France “cn fete” is in charge of Miss Bertha Chamber- lain, Miss Cornelia Chamberlain and Earl K. Bishop. The large gymna- ium will represent any country vil- lage of France. Flanking either side will be arranged the air booths, jcafes and tables. Perhaps the most novel and bril- | liant spectacie of the bazar will be the conversion of the swimming tank with its surrounding booths to repre- sent a watering place of southern I'rance, such as Biarritz. There will be on sale the very lat- est thing in children’s clothes, nov- clties by way of feminine ornaments, home-made confections, nuts and cakes to be served with ice cream present mah jongg. In the after- noon there will be an entertainment for children, a booth of balloons, lolly pops and the always alluring grab bag. Aside from this there will be a bewitching camp of gypsics where one's past, present and future may be learned. In the eve- ning, Mrs. Arthur Kimball will have charge of the amateur theatricals which will be followed by dancing to the music of the Trinity Baccha- nalian orchestra. The list of commitiee chairmen in- cludes Mrs. Robert Parsons, treas- urer; Mrs. Harris Humason and Mrs. Arthur Harrop, fancy articles; Mrs. ¥ Gilpatric, amusements; Miss Jleanor lewis, gypsy booth: Mrs. William Hungerford, musie; Mrs. . Mitehell, perfumery boosh; Tardon Rickey, grab bags: Hartwell Taylor, food: Miss Ilorence Camp and Mrs. Harold T. Sloper, candy; Mrs. R. W. Chamberlain, fashions for children Miss Grace ining, balloons: Miss Allce Alder- lolly pops: Mrs. Maurice Pease, booth; Mrs. Arthur Kimball, Mrs. Kenneth 8 e, chil- 1's entertainment; Miss Frances Whittlesey, Miss Bertha Chamberlain especial son, and Miss Cornclia Chamberlain, |'mh-I Miss Eliz- bin; Mrs. Miss Cor- Mrs. Ar- licity and floor committee; aboth Darsons, children’s t Geo Christ, coat room netia Chamberlain, tick: thur Kimball, Mah Jongg. . e Miss Ruby Andrews, daughter of Mr, av Mr John A, Andrews of Nassett street has returned from Wal- ord to spend her vacation in town her parents, « o0 Mys, !, 1. Bennett and Misgs Helen Bennett of Kor- have returned from the loge ling with Ay and dangpter, st strect, | south. Chniie Up” the American Logion low playing at the Lyceum theater Thursday, Vriday and Saturday of this week with an entire cast of amateurs has held the interest of a large num- ber of New Britainites, Almost every- one is doing something to help either taking active part in the play, selling programs, candy and nuts, ushering or acting as putronesses, or just being a member of the audience which after all is doing one’s bit toward raising the necessary funds for the American Legion elub house with which aim in | view the play was given, “Going MISS HELEN EGAN Miss Fgan is playing one of the lead- ing roles in “Going Up” | « e Miss Marjorie Galpin, daughter of Professor Stanley Galpin and Mrs. Galpin of Berlin, has returned to Wel- lesiey college after spending her spring recess with her parents, RO Mre. Frank B. Ban of Maple Hill Wwill entertain her bridge club at her | home on Robbins avenue Tuesday aft- | ernoon, o iiere Miss Doris Lee Scattergood, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Scatter- |good entertained a number of her | triends at her home in Maple Hill Tuesday afternoon in honor of her | tourth birthday. o 0. ¥ Miss Catherine Wells, daughter of Mrs. Willism Wells of Newington | Center returned Tuesday to the con- necticut College in New London after spending her with her mother. vacation e Tk Gordon Gilkey of Spring- gave the second in a series of three lectures at the ¥, W lr. A. Wednesday evening. His topic wae “Drawing Help From God.” 06 Members of the Business and Pro morning, April 23¢d 1o elect their of-| fesslonal Women's club are planning ficers, ¢ N9 Miss Katherine Bastress has turned to Wellesley colloge sp-nding & few days visiting friends in East Berlin. reo after & May Rreakfast to be served at the | elub house to the members and theig | friends on the morning of May 1st from 5 a. m. t6 % a. m. Wies Anna Mawe and Miss Mary Meyors are in charge of the affair, Y. W. (. A. plans have not been com- | fon the Oiympic games, e e e e s e SRR ap et mbea v eameaniamesnil J] | A BOVEL bl FRENCH BAZAAR TO BE HELD =5 Club—Notes of the Social World The New Britain Boys' club will ive a minstrel show and dance next | Tuesday evening at the club house. | The money realized will be spent on | uniforms for the Boys' club fife and ! drum corps. Music for the dancing |will be furnished by the Boys' club | orchestra. . s The Woman's Ald society of the Berlin Congregational church pre- sented the comedy “Marrying Money” at the church last evening. The cast |of characters included Louise, Miss Muriel Werdelin; Georglana, Miss | Minnie Kahms; Sally, Miss Dorothy | Sugenhime; Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Mattie lllowors. Supper was served in the | dining room preceding the play. ..o | Mr. and Mrs, George Kron and daughter, Miss Katheryn Kron of Hawley street, and Allan Mackenzie of Chicago motored to Poughkeepsie | this week-end, AT Miss Priscilla. Crabtree, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Crabtree of Lin- {coin street, who is studying costume designing in New York this winter is {in Washington, D. . this week-end |to aftend the national convention of the Pi Beta Phi sorority of which |she is a member. Yesterday after- |noon Miss Crabtree attended a tea at |the White House at which Mrs. Cool- idge who is also & member of the | sorority was the hostess, The How- jard Chandler Christy painting “First Lady of the Land” was presented at | this time, Friday evening Mrs, Her- bert Hoover and Mrs, Harvey W. | Wiley and other socially prominent | Washington society women were hos- | tesses at a roception and dance given at the Congressional club to the Phi ;nrln Phi's. | .. | Mr. and Mrs, William Walker of West Hartford wera the guests of },“h Walker's parents, Mr, and Mrs. | Arthur Walker of Hamilton street | during the week. e e Miss TLela Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Miller of Hadley, | Mass,, and Cleon B. Johnson of this | city, son of Mr, and Mrs, W. J. John« EIRE RS ER LIS RS SR, || MISS ESTHER TRUMBULL Miss TrumbuH is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry of Plainville. She is attending the Ely Court School in Greenwich, Conn., this year ‘ McCall Auxiliary Plans Novel Event—Woman’s Club To Aid Near East Relief—Officers of B. and P. W, marking the beginning of the Lenten | Final have been for the production of the show to be given tomorrow a the Y. W. H. A. society ce theater under the dire tobert M. Feldman, The follows Act 1-—Opening company; “Clawrenee,” | 2 i Whi wlie Cq Lov Belle sotshy “The World is for ¢ Sunshine,’ nette A 1 Love You,” Julic Ke ‘Ukulele Trio— Father's W Bva, Lillian and Daisy Koplc rtainly Must Be in Love, “Lovey Came Puttern 1t Old Rose Mi finale, entire cor Act 2—Scene 1, Plantation Milton Wellins; “Every Nigh plans number, M Arcady,” Iose Swarsky: Myself 1o Slecp,” Bessie Kapla Fichman song and dance, Fdith Mildred Kelmowitz, Drawing room. Geo Ruth Babby, cne 2 d aud vielin numbe: lowe, accompanied by |“Ma Curly Headed Koplowitz; “Marcheta,” ballet dance, Jeancite Pu “Youngest in the Family, Gourson; interpretive dance, I tor and Jeanette Putterman; number, Milton Wellins; Gonna Rain No More,” mer, Celia Abrahamson Nair; specialty surprise card tire company. Cast of characters: Interlocutor, David L. Premier end me sky, Jack Putterman, Second end ladies—Dalsy | witz, Julie Koplowitz, Bes Nalr Third end men—1.eco Komiss, Duke Rogin, William Alsenberg. Slaves and cotton picker: Aranson, Murial Welinsky, Gourson, Ida Morofschick, Koplowitz, Max Kirshnit, Swarsky, lowe, Abe Ribiocoff, Ben Wien Chorus—FEsther Rlackman, | Koplowitz, Muriel Wellnsky, Gourson, Helen Aranson, Trambull son of Ipswich, Ma were married Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at [tire home of the bride's parents, Rev- !erend A. Hope of Hadley, Mass, of- ficiting. Quantities of spring flow- ors ware used in the decorations, Miss | Margaret Miller, sister of the bride |was the maid of honor, and Allan !Tlymn was the best man. The bride wore a dress of white ecrepe de chine and carried a bouquet of sweetheart roses and lilies of the vall The maid of honor wore china bine taf. feta and carried sweet peas, Follow- ing the ‘ccremony a reception was held after which Mr, and Mrs, Johne son left on an unannounced wedding trip. Mr, Johnson who is a graduate of the Massaclusetts Agricultural col- lege is employed by the Andrews, Swift & Co. . e Mrs. . Allan Moore of Sunny- ledge read an interesting paper on “China” before a meeting of the Woman's Association of the South church held there Iriday afternoon. Afternoon tea was served, e Miss Fdith Prentice, daughter of Mr. and Mre, George . Prentice of Berlin, has returned to Tilton College, Tilton, N. ., after spending her vae cation with her parents, e Hartwell A, Taylor, sales manager of the P. & Corbin division of the American Hardware Corporation, was | elocted president of the New Britain | | ltotary club at the regular weekly | meeting held Thursday at the Bur- ritt Hotel Others elected to office include: Vice-president, Frank H. Shield; mecretary, Gardiner C. Weld; | {treasurer, A. A. Mills; directors, Leon | i A. Bprague and Judge B, F. Gaffney. i'red O. Rackliffe, retiring president, automatically beeomes director, . o ' Mrs. Robert Martindell of Detroit, | : Michigan, formerly of Hamilton strect this city has been visiting friends in town, Bicein Sheffield Scientific school fraternities are planning for house parties to be held the first ,week-end in May, over the Pennsyl- | jvania, Columbia and Yale ragatta on the Housatonie river. Dances will be {held Friday evening preceding the jwater events and on Raturday after- { noon there will be a few tea dances, . v e Al the Yale is the daughter of Mr. and Mnr: Miss Rthea (this city and ! soloist of Dristol, presented a very en- | A | tertaining program of the Community theater in Tues day g wWhen the arranged program Novelletten Nocturne ‘ PO e 4 Dreams of Love. ..} Rigoletto, Donald Proudman has returned to M Dartmouth University after spending his spring recess with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B, Proudman of Maple Hil. Massic Faml Umphtey, piano a music at Nristol I The exccutive board of the Maple > ¥ | Hill Woman's elub met Monday eve- ning at the home of Mrs, M. J. Shonts of Maple HillL Schumany ude Debusey 2 Liset, No. Paraphrase, Liszt Umphrey Vincitor from Ver Aria Titorna “Aida Miss Espagnol Moszkowski, op. Friml, op. 12 mphrey Massic o 3 s Caprice Donald Bristoll returned to Dartmouth University, Hanover, N. H. after spending his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T, H. Bristoll of Grove Hi Waltz, . Rude Mr. 1 “Were 1 Sunshine” Via Romance Concert Ariette Carnavs Fourdrair Over the Steppe Gretehaninoff Stanchen renade “Heimile Auftord 1 1 Lo Pledge) Rackliffe, Jr., left ¥ Frank E. . where he is at- day for New York tending the 68th annual convention of the Theta Chi fraternity, Mr. Rack- iiffe I8 a member of the Epsilon chapter. Mr. and Mre. Chatles D. have returned to their home tol after visiting relatives in herst Premiere B White in Bris- Am Song= of The Tea The Two My Mother Dids Me S Lo Mra. Caroline Porter of Willimantic has been the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mre, Fred erick West Porter of Garden street A Pance of Diesi Hungarian 1 rde are out for a bridge tea " h Miss Laurene Mouat will give at her home on Grove Hill Saturday afternoon, April 19, for Mrs. Fhilip Knowles. Miss Eloiee Unketbach sghter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Unkelbach of Bldck Rock avente has returned from the Boston TUniversity to spend her A Members of the Dartmonuth elub of | SPring recess with her parents { . v . this city held a mesting Monday eve- | ning at the Burritt Hotel at 6:15 Arthur T. McGuire, son of Mr. and o'clock. Harry Hillman, Dartmouth’s | Mrs. F. 1. McGuire of Wallace street, | M famons athiete was the speaker. Mr. 18 spending his spring + from | M Hillmar interesting talk Bos | tion jlon, Mass, with bis parenis gave a vory MISS PRISCILLA CRARTREE ! Miss Crabtree is a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority Washington, D. C., this week-end for the National convention. She Walter Crabtree of Lincoln street Miss Amalia and Mrs with ber pare dred Keimowitz, | tian Kirshnit, Yankowit vine, Lil Tda Birnbaum, Waskowitz, ¥velyn Zucker, | Marlowe, Herbet Swarsky, | shnit, Bdward Rogin, Abe Ben Wiener, Max Richer, Kolodney Gene | ton Gillman, Nal Julia Levine, Kirshnit, Meshken, Brown, Jennie Mildred Mrs. Gail Porter of loft Wednesday for \Wa D. C., to attend the national Ition of the Pi Reta Phi sor | which she is a member. ST The Women's Berlin Congregational Wednesday of Mrs. E. E. Honiss. Art the church fair were worked on. i Members of the candy o for the French bazar of wh Harold T. Sloper and Miss mp are chairmen, niet afternoon at Miss Russell street, The cludes Mrs. Elmer Charles Chase, Mrs, Miss Jane We n, Miss Rloper, Miss Emily Sloper, N Soper, Mr Russell Germo: Mrs. Johnstone Vanee Mr. and Mrs nd danghter. James M Mary, of turned from been street, where they have winter the ¥ Ernst rday At a party Me 4 Mrs. Mart Refton Driv lant the engagement v D. Ernst to Ken . son of Mrs. Mary and is in| o 12 T AR were pregent and the ted for green. Du supper tily decor ocen tions iding ity last perfors Hartford n at th e ave heen Pantel Clark Kimbail of 1 Thursday Arthur York city Mrs. Howard T t wifl leave Tuesday Texas, to spend with Mra Wilbar Gilbert, Jat on to California to visit her >: % ® sons of stree The Ladies |cinb el Auxiliary of ¢ & meating Monday completed Bacl iang of Mine,” | ow” Rose Miller; and “Roses of Pl- " Mae Belle Swarsky; finale, en- | Grove Hi —~Sammy Sabiot- Ida Morof- chick, Ria Gordon Ida Kramer, M,il- “dith Fichman, Lil- Koplowitz, Sadie Kirshnit, Josephine Goodman, Lillian Max Kir- al committee in charge Forest street Ald society of chureh afternoon at the Camp's home on committee Stone, Robert 8 Brown, | spending of their daughter, for Bean- several April 10th at the Wigwam when they' ! " will present the annual minstrel show: ) | George Enrico is in charge of thé production and the following program § il be presented: ¢ [ Opening Ode — “Mellon Time in § | Dixie Land,” “Carolina Mammy,” | and Jump.” | 300d-by Big Town” o utire Company 1S to Sleep Over You” . m McMahon “Chief Hokum"” Bill Stanton “In the Garden of the Gods” ,.,.. Al Kiinzman " Mort Connerg .George C minstrel - . fternoon | “Oh, For Heaven at the | “Sunrise You ction of , “Tosti od-by™” saiewnis program .. A. B. C. Double Quart “T'en Thousand Years From entire . . die Komiss; ' “No One Loves Yon Any Better o Your Ma-double my” .... Aot srge Birown “Out There in the Sunshine With You" Juck Rainville “Drifting Back to Dreamland” ... . Mast obbie Haizh d Shoe Artists” ... Manaway and Fandllar M Lo ... lzzie Mfiller Land Where the Shamrocks S Richard Brown upany. | Closing Melody—"That Old Gang of i Dance, | Mine,” “Just a Song at Twilight,” 't 1 Cry | “Good Night, Beloved, Good Otie, | Night" . Entire Company and | alleic® i | The DBusiness and Professional Novelty | Women’s ciub will hold the annual rge Mar- | Spring dance at the Shuttle Meadow Soroker; | club next month. * Julie | R Mrs. Robert Parson Taylor, Mrs, C. F. Frishie and Alex Harper of Bristol were Can- L among those entertaining at the Shut- specialty | tie Meadow club this week at the reg- Tt Ain't | ylar Wednesday luncheon bridge. sie Kra- v e Mollie | Miss Laurence Mouat, daughter of Mr. and , Mrs. Laurence Mouat of returned Friday from Brunswick, N. J., to spend her spring recess in town. s v e Miss Harriet Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Parker of Vine | street, returned Thursday to the Gat way school in New Haven aftep spending her spring recess in town, v e 0. s—Helen | yrs, William T. Sioper of New Jeanette | york city has taken n summer home Lilllan on Long Island tuls season which she Herbert | wiil open early in June. or; han Waiting braham- plowitz hisker: witz Mrs. Hart. tterman; | " Klsie Koplo- ward Rogin, Henry Mar- L R er. Marion Jeanette The annual Paster dance of the Gamma Chaptet of the Aipha Delta Sigma fraternity was held last eves ning at the Burritt Hotel, The pa~ trons and patronesses were Mr, and Mrs. DeWitt Riley and Mr, and Mrs, Albert Scripture, Trinity Bacehana- lian orchestra furnished the music for \ Rose Helen Le- | dancing, an Btein, Lilllan Putterman, s W Sylvia Clark, Sally Henry Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Sophie Mesh- ken, dauglter of Edward Meshken of | Hart street, to Alfred LeWitt, son of Mrs. and Mrs, L. C. LeWitt of Rus. sell stroet, The engagement was ane nounced last week at a bridge party which Miss Nellie LeWitt gave at her home, Ribicofr, Harold ~Mar- Mollie Maltle o Mrs. H. Thompson Morgan of Philadelphia is the house guest of Miss Miriam Mouat, daughter of Mr, and Mrs .Laurcnce Mouat of Grove Hil, shington, conven- rority, of .o Mrs. Willam Middlemass and daunghter, Miss Margaret Middlemass of South High street, will spend part of next week with Mrs, Alden Rickey of New York city. | G e Mre, Charles P, Merwin gave a de« lightful bridge party at her home on feh Mrs. | Trumbull strect Friday afternoon foy rence | Miss Dorothy Kelley of Winchester, Tuesday | Mass, Mj Kelley 1s the guest of Mre. Merwin's mother, Mrs. George in- | Corbin of Lexington street Mrs. ik s Mre. W. €, Sears and son, Harrle Carlotta [son of Trumbull street, will leave to- Tiss Klla | morrow to spend two months in the nd and 'west the met home fcles for ymmittes ST WL The Woman's club of Maple Hill Hallinan [ will hold the annual meeting Wed- lamilton | nesday affernoon, April 16th at 2 Florida |o'clock at the home of Mrs, H. B. the | Lienhardt of Golf street. Mpw, L. Dary and Mrs. W. A, Kinner will sist as hostesses, ome of .. of 93 evening, Miss Ella Ferguson and Miss Anna Mawe are in eharge of the regular monthiy social and bridge party which members of the Business and Profes- sional Women's club will hold at the club house on High street Thursday, April 24th meth K, 8. Rob- fartford, guests ome was pret . e sion in he Mrs. . H. Norris, entertained twe tables of bridge at her home on Grove Hill, Tuesday afternoon “ oo Stone entertained twe 1a Gins- tab it her home on Rus- 1 Mis. sell street yesterday to Bor e Vi ouncement is made of the ene Miss Katherine Dillon, Mr. and Mre. J. H, Dil« West strect to James D. son of Mr, and Mrs, James onahue of 81 Sefton Drive, Miss Dilic uin's popu- r voung women and is employed in | & Erwin Di- merican Hardware « is the well known acher of vocal Mary's e of Yale eve given, Mrs. Elmer s of bridge Sunday cd by and was dang o bride's lon of Donahne is one of New B the office of the Russe sion of the ‘orp. Mr. Donal e singer and t Tle is soloist in 8t and 18 ait hool of M East Rerfin president of the association Fis n is Meado taking part in the city W . g club, was Dwarf the pupils the Deafl Mrs. Haliie evening i in West Harts will be a4 second pere ight. Miss Wish recents School for dircetion of Reynolds, ol auditorinm st of Fair- ford ere ty won first a costume de- exington signed at th m New L A list of the box hoMers for the Legion play, “Going Up.* T. Kimball. A. G Kimball, ¢. ¥. Bennett, E. A. Moore, days (1. H. 1 e, A. F. Corbin. C. & er going | Landers. H. E. Kimball, C. F. Smith, parents. |E. W. Cooper, ¥. H. Johnston, H. 8 Hart. T. A. B. society (Coatinted on Page Fourteen) J American Steele include Geotge he Boys’ evening.