New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1926, Page 5

ANNUAL MEETING OF WOMAN'S CLLUB, Nirs. John G, Loomis Re-elected | President of Organization The annual meeting of the Wom. | aw's Club was held yesterday after- noon, The minutes of tho last two meet- ings were read by the secretary, Mrs, Gardner Weld, This was fol. lowed by the annual report of thy etary, ho treasurer's report read by Mrs, for William E Miss Gertrude Rogers gave the re port of the Civic committee and Miss FPlorence Camp the report from the press committee, Mrs, Buell Bassette read the port from the dramatic committc the absence of Mrs, Geor, y wm, re- rear was appointed Mrs. John Henry T. Burr, My mberlain and Mrs 1t, The lows: Loomis; Louis W, dent, recordis . Port Mrs, by the Loomis, . Valentine George W. officers for the coming year unanimously clected as fol- Prosidenty Mrs, John C. first vice-president, Mrs, Young; second vice-pres Miss Carmelia Chamberlain o Mrs, corresponding secretary, Orville I°. Parker; | treasurer, William . Parker; asslstant Mrs. Arthur H. Harrop; Mrs. Louis 8. Reynal, Firty-six new members were «d to the club, © Mrs. Charles H William H. Alderson, M . Mrs. Ralph C. Clapp, Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Ch Coale, A Charles W Dayis, Mrs, Jdwin R. Davis, Mrs. Lester 1, Deming, | Mrs, W, Doane, Mrs, Willlam 17, lanagan, Mrs. Frederick O, T"uller, M Flsie P. Gamerdinger, Miss Nettie M, Gamerdinger, Mrs, G Albert Grabinsky, Mrs, Arthur 8, Grant, Mrs. Theodore A, CGireene, Mrs. J. . Hahn, Mrs. 15 M. Hay- den, Mrs. Richard M. Hill, Mrs. irace (, n, Mrs. Harold 1. Judd, Mrs. I C. Kelly, Mrs, Arthur David Malmfeldt, M Norinan L. Morrill, Mrs. Rodericl Morrison, Mrs, Louis J. Muller, Mrs. Lewis 8. Munger, Mps. Harold Pursons, Mrs. Charles I3, Pratt, Mrs, John Purney, Mrs. Charles R, 1 Mrs, A, J. Savard, Mes. . A, Schade, Mrs. Alhert N. Seripture, Mrs, Ray- mond R, Searl Mrs. John Stadler, unuel Suteliffe, Mrs. Har- aver, Mrs. C. M. Van Duzer, Kenneth H., Walther, Mry, Richard 1. Wampler, Miss Clara Washburn, Miss Laura 1. Weible, Mrs, Erwin Wessels The Mendelssohn Trio gave rnjoyable program w hicl w fol- lowed by the usual ted and soc The program was as follow I'rio, Op.-1, No, 1 Beethoven Allegro 0 cantabile Vresto (1) Blegie (from “I'rio in D ntinor) X Arensky. elect- Abell, Mrs, Robert T. an Dane: Grieg (e Wallz, ll]r 66, No. oo rio, Op. 66 Mendelssohn \ndante espre Allegro encrgico The Mendelssohn Trio consists of I'neron Wolcott Hart, piano: Hep- bert 1. Anderson, violin; lioy O. Futtle, ‘eell “Three Fingered” White, Noted Bandit, Caught Chicago, March 24 (P—A glove vith two fingers stuffcd with cot n may prove to he the undoing Wil “Three Fingered arrested in connection with sev- al murders and robberies and also identified as a participant in the S80,000 International company robbery a Wt arrested, int bedroom of Followi the was a road h Kill g rrvw.uww in a pistol tight in ~which s were wounded last December, glove with two fingers stuffed found. 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The court has authorized the change, or | Monday. Hartfor Leigh of Conneetic: Vote ight young {mmi- grants, who after making their pile went back to Greece for brid returned single, having dec the most beauty money is. rs. 8, have ted that | the most | Is where distri S tatern %chool fc prevailan Palm Beach — A girl in a kimono may not wear her bathing suit on her arm with impunity, even on the vls of the fashionable Beach club, | |Helen Ford and Julia Brown—so |they deseribed themselves—were ar- ‘rested for doing so. They failed to appear in court and are out a total out R New York Another temple of v to replace a Pesi- lusive part of Fifil | Negotiations are under way for Samuel Untermyer's hom which would be replaced with a ight elub. There is one cabaret for jthe socially clect on the avenue al ady, 7 o'clock ollowed. Ac venue, by aby Iorwin from a t Depnty 1 | presont the ord 5 . 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