New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 21, 1925, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925, i ACTIVITIES IN WOMEN'S CLUBS—SOCIAL GATHERINGS . March 11th at 8:30 p, m, The pro- ceeds are to be used to ald a crippled child and every effort ls being made to make a huge success of the affair, .o Miss Dorls Kilbourne was among the guests who attended the Junior Prom at the Middletown High school last ovening. g e e B. and P. W.s Club Dance Plans, The supper dance, to be given on Saturday March 7th in the ballroom of the Hotel Burritt under the aus- pices of the Business and Profession- al Womans club, and the organiza- tion that will raanage it, is well un- der way, With Miss Anna Mawe, named chairman the affalr promises to be one of the high lights on the soclal calender for the month of March. .o Mr. and Mrs. Irving Rogers and daughter of New London are spend- ing the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. R. B. Skinner of Maple Hill. DR Miss Katherine Fagan of Kensing- ton has returned from Detroit, Mich,, where she spent the last five weeks visiting relatives, P ' Miss Agnes Matsen of Winthrop street is spending a few days in At- lantic City. . e Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bassett of Hartford formerly of this city are visiting in Pittsburgh, Pa, and Washington, D. C. . e Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Kuhne of Chestnut street are spending the week-end In New York eity. P Mr. and Mrs. August Axclson of Stanley street are the guests of their daughter Mrs. V. Earle Iron at Coral Gables, Miami, Florida, . Wy AMERICAN LEGION BALL, About 200 couples attended the Glover post, American Legion, last night at the state armory., Thls af- fair always attracts a select throng and in this respect It ran true to form last evening. From 8 to 9 a concert was given by the Rexmere orchestra, under the leadership of John Sulllvan, and from 9 to 1 dancing wasenjoyed, the program consisting chieflly of fox trots with an occasional waltz in- terspersed. A pleasing ‘feature was the singing of Miss Anna Krawitz, whose volce blended harmonlously with the orchestra during the waltz numbers. The hall was attractively decorat- ed with colored bunting which com- pletely hid walls and ceilings. Streamers ran from the sides to the center and at the entrance to each box stood a large American flag. Late in the evening, Governor John H. Trumbull arrived to pay a brief visit. He was escorted to his box, where he was received in the name of New Britain by Mayor Pao- nessa who, with Mrs. Paonessa, oc- cupled an adjoining box. While the orchestra played “Hall to the Chief,” Governor Trumbull was escorted in- to the hall by a guard composed of Captain E. P. Dunn, Captain W. W, T. Squire, Lieut. W. H. Jackson, Lieut. Thomas Carey, Lieut, John I. DeLorenze, Lieut. Harry C. Jackson, Major C. C. Scarborough, Harry E. Scheuy, Edward E. Ogren, Maurice Pease and R. W. Chamberlain. Before his departure, Governor Trumbull held a reception, during which many seized the opportunity to shake hands with the first citizen of Connecitcut, The ball was one of the most en- joyable social functiona of the winter, Nothing was lacking to make the stay of the guests enjoyable. Many in attendance remarked that it was sixth annual military ball of Eddy-| Mrs. Pardon C. Rickey of Wor- . MRS. HERBERT L. MILLS . [the most pleasing event ever con- thington Ridge, Berlin, left today on | Mrs. Mills will assist in the social room at the formal opening | ducted under the auspices of Bady- a month's trip to South America. of the new hospital tomorrow afternoon Glover post. ] She will visit the West Indies and T 3 The box holders were: Willlam E. | ‘\IP‘S' FRANK TRAUT e intere Baker, Clarence F. Bennett, Mrs.| Mrs. Traut is captain of a team working in aid of the drive other points of interest, gidadd 5 5 e e Elisha Cooper, Harty G«nsbo}n:, Mrs, which is being held to raise funds for the Y. W. C. A. E Harry E. Christensen and Willard PIANO RECITAL Harriet Hargreaves, Walter H. Hart, . MISS BERNADINE WALKER |H. Eddy left yesterday for Florida The puplls of Miss Lolfa M. Lit.|B: A. Hawley, Arthur G. Kimball, iss Wi i i | ol 3 ", Kimball, Mrs. Charles §. Miss Walker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Walker [and Havana, They will be away| tlehales assisted by Burtoh 8, Corn- | Heorge T. Kimball, Mrs. Charles 8| socreTy INTERESTED IN MAIER AND PATTISON " of Harrison street. She will play.one of the leading three wecks. wall gave a recital at her home on '{"'J"";\ : <}”'"[~ Soree s ard BOYS' CLUB BENEFIT PROGRAM ANNOUNCED roles in the “Biue Bird” which will be produced Lennox place this afternoon at 5:30 | 08ren, Mrs. L. H. Pease, George D.| nr\no fahles have been bought| The program of the concert of e Mrs. Louls Reynal and daughter Bawlings Harry 5. Scheuy, George The end of tainments of one under the auspices of the Girl Reserve of the Y. W. C. A. early in March Lent Looms On The Horizon Ai{s For Charity Numerous the winter season|Mr. and Mrs, Lounis Reynal of Lex- looms on the horizon with Lent due | ington street, entertained the mem- on Wednesday, February 25. There|bers of the Wednesday was a time when this meant a qur- activities for a|that day, great many but nowadays enter- | i sort or another Mrs, William H bridge club at her home this week | Miss Beatrice Reynal of Lexington |street were in New York city this week, | P Mrs. Allan McKinne of Forest | street returned today from New York | |city. o Mrs. Nelson E. Mann entertained (the members of the bridge club at her home in Maple Hill Tuesday af(- |ternoon. Mrs. L. L, Harding and | Mrs, Cushing won the prizes. . . | . | | Mrs. Mortimer Rhodes gave a| {luncheon followed by bridge at her | |home in Berlin Wednesday. t | . e e | o'clock. The entire program is given below. 1. Two Pianos (Eight Hands) War March of the Priests .. ceas Mendelssohn first Piano Stella Eisenberg Marion Tong Second Piano Dorothy Quigley ] fon Schilling 2. Dancing Under the May Ap- ples ... Neidlinger | | Norma Budde 3. Minuet Lillian Abbote 4. Tarantelle . .... Rogers Lorraine Woram 5. Duett a. The Gilant and the Dwarfs P. 8paar, W. W. T. Squire, Philip B. Stanley, J. one, Governor Trum- bull and L. W. Young. The committees which arranged the ball were as follows: General chairman, Rodman W. Chamberlain, assistant chairman, C. W. Parker; committee treasurer, C | V. Carlson; hall committee, W. W. T. Squire, chairman; Albin W. Bac- kiel; ticket committee, George D. | Rawlings, chairman; W. C. Milkey, L. Fleischer, William Kelly, L. K. | Burr, Emil Schaal, Gustave Winger; Floor and door committee, Robert J. Bertini, chalrman; John Caufield, Clarence J. Coons, John Preston, Walter H. Stanley, E. B. Allen, Re- freshments, Ladies Auxiliary; Mrs. | for the auction bridge tournament| in aid of the Boys' club which will be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the club gymnasium. The club was organized more than a | quarter of a century ago is on East | Main strect. Each day with the ex- ception of Sunday it furnishes a gathering place for the boys of New Britain of all nationalities. Besides the athletics for building up the | body the boys belong to calsses | | which teach them printing, shoe | making, the fundamentals of & | radio and many other useful crafts. | Mrs. William Bacon of Lincoln street has on sale tables and single tickets. Already nearly a hundred reservations have been made and it Guy Maier and Lee Pattison, who will give a recital upon two planos in the Capltol theater on Sunday afternoon, March 1, under the aus- pices of the New Britaln Musical club, was anhounced today. Those who are familiar with musi- cal literature can quickly determine that the two noted exponents of two-piano music have an unusually interesting program to offer in. this city. Those who cannot determine the value of a program from read- ing the names of the selections can rest assured that there have been few programs ever presented here with more Variety. Much of the music = represents adaptations from two-hand, or one- [ plano, music; but doubling the in- mittee, Fred W. Tyler chairman;|Over that by Monday. Among those | strumental.resources naturally adds SR e e b ['Willis Marsh, Fred ~Clock, Harry | Who have secured tables are Mrs. | enormously to the flexibility and pos- L Oy s £ Cronin, George Unwin, Coat room, | Otis Scripture, Mrs. L. 0. Lusk, | sibiits amardcdafinst pilac, bl emeeting Abbie Usher [Fred Foffman, chairman; Russell| Mrs. A. C. Malone, Mrs, W. W.| Musicians wil be greatly interest- o . | | S Rubar o : o ett, | Of the New Britain Woman's Club| g jferry Peasants ...... Dutton | ghaiter, e v 1, Mrs. Herbert L. Mills, | oq n the ] “After- endeavors to ald such institutions| Mrs, Robert I'he cast included: TLeapha Bassett, .o mucsday afternoon Merry Peasants .. Du Shailer, Joseph Senk, Arthur Pascoe, | ) all, Mr : ed in the Debussy prelude, “After- being encouraged. Theatrical pro-| luncheon followed by bridge at her 'the bride, Mrs. Frank Rau, Emily | " gLy Ll Y oliol .| William_Schuetz. Decorations com- | Mrs. . N. Stanley, Mrs. George| noon of a Faun,” which in its ore ductions will vie with auction| home on Dover road Tuesday. | Bassett, Mrs. ¥. E. Austin, Nina | = . Elefeutanz — Op. 19 .. Grieg | njttoe, H, C. Jackson, chairman; H. | Christ, Mr €. Palmer, Mrs. Wal-| jginal garb is a famous orchestral bridge and befween them it is ex- ey Bassett, Mrs. Theodore Monier, the | e oo rs Ttk e asal _ Mildred Somenbers A. Timbrell, Roger Wi Box | ter Meyers, Mrs. Hora Brown, | yiece, a masterplece of impression- pected there will be raised abun-' Mrs. W. Attwood entertained | Bassett twins, Teddy and Neddy, Allen. Moore of Sunnyledge | g cradie Song-—Op. 73, No. 3 | committes, Maurico H. hair- | Mrs. George Dyson, Mrs. Timbrell | jstie coloring. How such a complex dant funds, the members of a bridge club at|Mrs. R. C. Baldwin, and Mrs, A. §, | 204 I W. Christ of Corbin avenue j = ceoveiineens, Heller man; C. L. Sheldon, §. R. Mrs. Guorge Dyson, Mrs, Timbrell, i and colorful number sounds when LTy juncheon and cards at her home on |Grant, Frieda Stovens, Mrs. Setn | failed Friday from New York for Ruth Smith | E. Ogren, J. C. Andrews. Invitation | Mrs. Donald Dartlett g reduced to the more uniform paletts A glance at the week's schedulg Lorest street Irid Goodale, Maize Boyme, Mrs. L. Kins- | JUf°P® fents . a. March Militaire, No. 1 .. |and publicity committee, H. E. L 1, Mrs. Arthur G. Kimball, | of the keyboard remains to be seen. of events shows on Monday tho St [1ey, 3rs. Ragen, Mra: 1 D] Broygha| e co b Rorier ol (Catcen | i Schubert | Scheup, chairman; R. ance, G.|Mrs. B, Clark Smith, Mrs. Leiken, | The final Chabrier. number is ane bridge for the benefit of tho Boys'| Miss Anna Albancsc of Maple|ton, Miss Milenda Truely, Mrs. wm, | Srect aftended sho unclicon bride . o seeev. Cull . Weld, N. C. Avery. . Elmer Stone, Mrs. C. Derrick, | other adaptation from ‘an orchese club. On Tuesday there is o be the | street entertained the members of |Kinner, Della, the maid, Mrs. Rich. | Feh Mr ‘Q\’,":" Winkiac Alice Ralph | s Mrs . Montague and Mrs. H. | ra] composition that is famous for closing luncheon of the Y. W. C. the Kia Mega sorority at hier home |ard Hulbert, Jr., proved very enter- | o - l‘ '“j"] - 'y"l‘.‘;h” i 110, Gigne . . Neustedt) .0 ZRITAIN PUBLIC TO visiT | ThomDse its brilllant hues. A. drive, Early in March Mater- Tuesday evening talning. Several piano selections wero | "9\ FSS SR SREO0 e ormice Hyneck wutt| NEW HOSPITAL TOMORROW | The completegpostant Cvill {HeEes .ldinli .”;'m-. > Bird” wrm”w- i[\'-.lel - T "I- \'“‘“‘L ¢ Stamtord, | FeRdered by Mrs. G.lK- SEUE LT ington avenne, Hartford. i T‘-fq":‘i“\‘l H]“‘rl e rsonages well known In social|EMMA HART WILLARD CHAP. | follows: R voki THA s o 141e inates (o or ot s Ibhe et ot Blral Heowaen o st g e T““N:‘im_i \»‘th\[:lfl\:‘fm Bishop will marry inar Hanson o | 13 o pianos (Four Hands) circles are manifesting much inter- | ORSERVES 30TH ANNIVERSARY \ the Lenten season's program. As a | M. Knapp of Garden street. TR S | Tuesday. In the Forest Whelpley | e e ool sabe oace tomoy.| 60 members and friends' of the vesult those who%arc left in town BEEN ALY Mrs. Kenneth Sloper of Grove T e e First Piano ‘r’m“" W‘r"pm‘m“'( O"“" 'jr;“f MT:.L ma Hart Willard Chapter, | Scherzo, Op. 87 ...... Salnt-Saens are almost as busy giving time and| Miss Julia Crowe, daughter of | Hill left Wednesday on a trip to |, o Jrry (hatkind of Cleveland. Marjorle Young At this time. the resldents of Now |D2uEhters of the American Revolu- | . . effort to charity as to the several | Mr. and Mrs. J rowe of Black | Bermuda to be gone until the mid- | C1NC, 1S VISItIng hev parents, SE Second Plano it il b el ents Of WeW | (jon, obscrved the A0th anniversary | gong = and Mrs. Isaac Milkowitz of 107 e i iritain will be given an opportun- AL oF et fionl parties cach week has. Rock avenus s attending 1he | gle of March. n Jean mbull 3 ¥ of the founding o at organization | See junior promenade at Catholic uni- | oleive Basselt street. | 13. 2. Dancing Doll . Poldint |1t¥ to g0 through the entire build-|yestergay with & luncheon dn the Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Porter| versity, Washington, D. C. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Johnston | o e b. Canzonefta . uuw.\nmm‘q'::j ",'M.,»‘:«'- \N”}‘:‘S coneaon “:j; Berlin Congregational church. | will give one of the largest parties AT and_daughter, Miss Agnes Johnston |, oo reda Milkowltz entertained | Abbje Usher oE e e B o principal speaker of the day ; Al ; five tables of hridge at her home, enuet in €. No. 2..Beethoven |Afternoon tea will be served in the \ N s o as ihe oceutring next week witen they will| John Tgan, son of Mr. and Mrs.. of West Main street, will eail Wed- | vy e, O e o Menuet in G, No. 2..Beeth S i ailow Cinie dut 4 : | entertain. at supper and dancing at|R. W. Egan of Court street, 18 In |neaday from New York on a West | o gy rooh WSO, GY0C| Spanish Dance ...... Frontml|i/n te noom, o elon Ko, e regent. - She chose| “of pierrette” ... Dohnanyl-Maler the Shuttie Meadow club on Non- | Clarksburg, W. Va Ipdies crulss to e gone until |niite aroiie’ Gliman, Miss Svivia|,x e rion a0/ E S T aeidachration: & Breslats ter subject; “How We Origin-| projuge, “The Afternoon of a day evening. g the middle of April. B oo s/ 10 Nocturne 00} 9/ Nojia £ Chaptajeed (o decaration s PErealuloe a1 thefiknsahem wers lfi*“‘ Faun” ..., <..... Debussy v, e ) argaret Crowe, daughter . s ey LRy Jean Trumbul : e B e e LD A ) 10 SPOK® o1l mhe Arkansaw Traveller (old fid- That reatless spirl: and a desire|of Mr. amd Mrs. J. J, Crowe of| Mr and Mrs, Dugald McMillfan | 12FY Light and Mrs. 4 HELSRID Bl by TS A L s e iR = S e et . Pattison for constant ch i5 stitl_shown Rock avenur, is spending the | of Forest street have returned {rom | \ApTERLINCK'S BLUE BIRD | D Valse Arabes R e o AL ; LS ERE N vataeid Arensky v S eek-enc ew York ciiy. i 0 W, i At . 2 f e 2 oc . d K € estoratio of e | up e i) : : ) soxi . : ool tord : ) s Efforts to raise a tund for the o L T GG ey e Nai g e spoke of the pro.| Panish Rhaps « Chabries mediate resorts, as well as journeys|{ Miss Lorraine Tatro of Hartfor Miss Corrine Goodwin, daughter ofit of the Girl Reserve club of L. Mill ot G Reel {Hs chant N 2 across the continent or Mediter- |is spending the week-end with MisS| o Mr. and Mrs. Burton Goodwin | (ro y. wv. ¢ A, e Hpliden e L R ey O Lanei08 Sie cusplen | o881 4. JONES PAINTINGS IN OIF ranean cruises Hazel Egan, daughter of Mr. and| ot Shorman Court, is spending a | rey e o A B0 oS 0 ies | Fesets S SR S R e iy caiorous | ""AT NEW BRITAIN INSTITUTS olpl e Mrs, R. W. Egan of Court strest. | fow days in New York city With | catnerine McKonn is director. With | Eleanorgaimmpr man TR Ricaaheth Searie Afte. (Ruskell| Bione The meeting came to| The New Britain Institute cam BRILLIANT COSTUME BALL . Misx Eleanor Lgwis. the help of Mrs, Howard Humphrey Marlonipohilline Nelson, Mrs, Harold Hatch, 2| : S Skinneq | Well be proud of the exhibition of HELD AT SHUTTLE MFADOW . The Serrencata club held its first (R x "" e T s e Op. 83, No. 4 R Cate MR Horeid Brarner I 2 reritton boia F oils done by Albertus E. Jones An outstanding event, of the week | dinner party at the Colonial Inn.| ay ang Mrs. Arthur Kimball of | & _:\VM{:I;P‘)VH ity % Frimi | B ¢ a;—y‘m, i, o ard or ¢ v‘ Rl E ] e o ks e Teslia was the Pierott costume ball which | Hartford, Thursday cvening, fol-| [eyincion strest returned on Wed- :.,‘ et 5 Dorothy Bitke J\}"‘ Al ’n' 3 3 - 3 bl hl on the eecond floor. There are 39 Nr. and Mrs. Philip Staniey gave lowed by a theater party at Parsons | oty from a trip to New York | CPRHC propestios and Mish Bl yg o Romanc: Schumann Burke, Mrs. Jame 1, Mrs S e s e Thursday ecvening at the Shuttle theater. —Those present were Mrs.|oj, SRR ch 5| Drifting A e Miss Florencs Mouat, -daughter of Meadow club. Decorations of epring | F. J. Smagt, Mrs. C. T. Neuman, e st aatan ol el e | Mario ! X g Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Mouat of flowers banking the fireplaco lent a |Mrs. Hubert Goodwin Mrs. GeOTZE| N ang Mrs. Edward H. Christ | no ¢ A with a cast of amateurs 1y the done T e : rove, 1 A Rimeait B colorful background to the cos- Meisner, Mrs. Luis Sackett, MrS|o: 3urray etreet are in New York |\ eiorisence Bine. Bird Sarcarolle Valse ... Huerter | Miriam Mouat Seailined] 2 serles of nin 14 the public in viewing tumes which were for ha most part | Ge Kincaid, Mrs. W. J. Raw-|cp e : L el nt lect Tt the regulation yama yama suit, |lngs, Mrs. Walter Banner, Mrs. A A s . 4Op atherine Nash Theiaded auisr croup includes: AT 3 Mrs. Josephine = M & Ke receive the visitors a Mill; 2, Woodlot Hill; 8, Among the effective costumes were Carrol Goft and Mrs. Josep | _Miss Emily Sloper and Miss Ella | "o gire, §d prC . ) 1 S e e ¢ orgar r 4, Bottle Fisherman;. 6, those worn by Mr. and Mrs. Uon- | Sparks. Sleper, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. | myoio v agE JUmBE Gl o s this s ler fails; 6, Sentinels of the ald Hart and Miss Franeos Whit- 4 varty Harold T. Sloper of Russell atreet, | '*r% Yoy P00 S0 : i sihhold {0 R IRELE O 1 Bittain Woman'siClubila eadow: 7, Out for Repalr: § tlesle; Mrs, John Radil gave a card PaTLY ... gnending the week-end in Ore | ProP s ; e 3 1 L& tanal 5 s was th ering place of rnoon, Wethersfield Meadow; s at her home on Liberty street Thurs- peas nE 529 taken by Miss Bernadine Walker, | : i S rnoon : Meadow; day evening for the benefit of the °v8% N. J. wjth Mr. and Mrs.|jougnter of Mr. and Mrs. [Fred x on the first : L % ; Ship at Greenport, L. L; 10; Od * Fellows Infirmary at Groton,; Cromwell Case. © Walker of Harrison street Mis al L . - ' it e hers and other folk. , Ba i 11, An'0ld oak; 12, Prizes 'were awarded aa-follows, for | : Virgina Hurlbut gh = 5 : { s 1L, Mr Day; 13, Marvin's Farm, D o e e Nivkorson, | MT. and Mrs. Richard Sanderson |y 8, 1\ = e ‘ o - o Ar et SR e i i Mrs. Robert Lawson and Willlam | Of Fredericksburg, West Virginia, | iy do inte ative d Miss Lt A teE et e ne s hich Mrs. G por L; 15, recticut Hillag Hockmuth of Hartford. The con-|2f¢ the house guests of Mr. and |po.othy Zwick will play the 5 & S t Lyme Pasture; 17, Autumn; 18, solation prize was awarded to Fred | \rs: Gardner Weld of Steele street. | ryjg) ‘ang Miss Alice farion Sc sant Valley; 19, Summer, Hame Beh. - The pinochle prizes were N lay Mytyl. Other important role . Meciarie 10 nd Miss Corneli atn chur . re twenty e; 20, Twilight Hour; 21, awarded to William Herwiz, Mrs.| Mrs F. W. Aldrich of Murray | gy pe taken by Robert Christ, who 23 ID J05HONER S weky (he third floor a Winter; 23, My Amelia Hipp, Mrs. Francis Steppler street left Monday for Calitornia will be the cat, and Bernard Rogin a. grim's Song aitkoweky et Vinton's Saw ~ Milly and Mrs. lle Rondeau, Follow. | Where she will spend several weeks. .o takes the character of the dog it inkin B ey e aa e AL B helAT: 0 Revnoiih R ing the card games there were vocal R ¢ NS o ; 3 < : q : 1 1 1 28, Elm Mr, and Mra. Maurice Johnson 1% ft PO B0 e M ections Mrs. F. P. Nickerson of Forest .js VERTICAL® WINS c. Tally-Ho ... gt ; ] e o | Troe Lato Aws entertained the members of their i vitn strect is stopping at Miami, Flor- WOMAN'S CLUB PRIZE Burton 8. Cornwa Pk ; Rt 30, Marvin Hill; 31, Sandy ;);‘"7" SUbE ey "'”‘"“‘"t" Mr. and Mrs. David §. Ohman of | 198 The regular meeting of the New v T t « B e e 1““‘”“‘" righton stree! uesday evening. | yo5 park street will celebrate their Sentitd Aritain . Woman’s club was held Bridge; 34, The' prizes were awarded to Mre.| 25 wedding anniversary at home| 2ra B. F. Gaffney of Vine street O8I, TWOTEU S CUR (RN o) Miee Margar o il ! } isc; 35, Late Ane v nstone - x has been enterta : oty 8day a et nd Miss He . 0KK- Trum E ve tomorr ‘ ¢ % 2 Russell Nelson and Johnstone iomorrow, They were martied at|Das been entertaining Mrs. Thomas - [HAY OO0 (L S TG O : e il L, femve e ) short | tumn; 36, A § Departing Vance. the old dish Lutheran church | Im:vl‘vflv\' of Providence, R. L, and | ) oo yost plays, written by mem- e 5 = ¥ : S o r udy of a Tree; 39, Octo- Shese bith & at the corner ¢ [ Mra. William O'Niel of Hartford. |10 0" "ciun were read by Mrs. | - Miss Frances Whittlesley enter- |, d atrésiaiion theldtterol . I WS RN SeThton 3 Verti written by Mrs I Hart was awarded the $23.00 p talhed several friends at dinner at wish synagogus. Rev.| Miss Alice Gaffney, daughter of The action in the play deals with a “Tuning Up For the Wedding” an| yipo 1 SRICK A. HART . f 0. Bertini, president; men’s com-|is hoped that the mark will go well extend throughout the season. To Lennox place cntertalned a few amusing comedy, was presented ALl : i Wolft be sure, they are for the most part | friends at dinner at her home Wed- |Thursday afternoon at the home of | Jor the purpose of aiding philan- | nesday evening. Mrs. William Allen by the members | thropic or charitable institutions, * of the Maple Hill Woman's club. Mrs. uthor of the | The Liftle Glass Man. Eleanor Zimmerman Gavotte and Musette - ....-ow Raft Andante and Variations..Schumann ta in D major wruzer. Mozart llegro mollto Andanta con moto Allegro vivace IIt., Wedding Waltzeg from “The Veil 17. Piano due Two Spanish Dances—Op. 12 18. ssian Dan A very great attraction of the evening was the favor table at which Mrs. Robert Frisble pre- elded. Old fashioned bouquets, cigarettes, perfume and toys of in- tricate design were found here. One of the striking effects was the Italian stringed music which was furnished by a group of play- ers in the grill during the supper hour. The New Britair 1 ) ¢ \Irs T e ller, daughter of ritt hotel or € g. March 1 ty fiva rolit ! C egat urch oir a Ce re has been voted tHe at 6:15 o'clock. Miss t S ¥ t inity he retti er of the junior class her home on West in street Ohman, a brother of David §.|Judge B. F. Gaftney and Mrs, Gaft- Thursday evening preceding the | Ohman, performed the cercmony.: ney of Vine street, is home from dance which Mr. and Mrs. Philip| Mrs, Ohman was Miss Jennie Lind-|Smith college for the week-end. Stanley gave at the Shuttle Meadow | quist before her marriage. Mr. Oh- g e le so interested in crossword puzzles Woodward, state superv ¢ v The dinne as e Beechwood school Jenkins. club. man has been in tl ocery Mrs. George Turnbull of Mt. Clalf, (pat she neg all her household |Migration education in N R toon 1n ) of Miss Oli own AR I ness here for a vears, his' N. J., is visiting Mrs. A. N. Abble | cares ¥ t is of course very | Will give informal talk on * \ h a member of the ir s o8 Miss Irene Swift, daughter of | store being locs at 716 Stanley|of Vine street humorous. T other plays were New Country and Wome T an n W. Felt s returne T T r of years. Miss Shaw Miss Estelle Cuddy, president of Talmadge Swift of Cedar street, en- ! gtreet A el Their ¥ N ' by Mrs. Fred-|0ld World." Miss G. Day after omy and her r 1 to New Brit- State Federation of Business tertained the members of the Alpha Mrs. Frank Traut of West M erick Porter, 3 ‘How the Worm The committea arg f | hi se at the ‘ f el aio everal s Rio bat Miss Shat rofessional Women's club was Alpha alumnae sorority at her home O. B. B. Ladies Auxiliary streef has returned from a visit Turned,” hy A. IR Miss Day, Mrs. Emory Cor ¥ in thr i e { year s T N rship in ) r guest at the Valentine dine Tuesday evening. No. 45, is planning a henefit bridge with her daughter, Miss Justine | In addition to t M rior ¥ WS, s rl N g ¥ 1 hi t w 18 § jent, | I given e Bridgeport Business S ML to be held 1n the baliroom of the Traut, in Wasehington, D. C., and |Darnes of Doston danced ssian | M Regina Connor, Miss s E e 0 u t dinner, dancing was er S 3 Miss Beatrice Reynal, daughter of | Burritt hotel on Wednesday eyening , Captain Traut at Norfolk, Va. dance In native costume, |ine Clark and Mrs. Willard. (Continued on Page 16) gy | young married woman who ame | <