New Britain herald., 1915-02-20


 their friends will enjoy one of the regular association parties. The in genious committee in charge has planned many unique entertainments, some of which will include features attributing to George Washington. A capable orchestra will furnish music l and refreshments will be served. 1 The novel event of the evening Will | be motion pictures, entitled, 'Rehned 1 Movies,' and acted out by the mem 1 bers of the social committee. The titles of several of the pictures indicate that they will be highly en- i tertaining and amusing, An Inter- rupted Courtship,'' "The Exploits of Elaine's Dog and also some single reels.
 l The Wentworth club will hold it's annual ball on the evening of St. Pat rick's day, March IT, at Booths hall. These social functions have always proven most popular and delightful. The members are making plans for an elaborate affair this year. The committee in charge is H. r. Smith, chairman; William T. Squires, Emil Brumbaum, Dewitt Riley, Wal ter Van tSouan, Harry Jackson and Harry Alpress.
 The art department of the Wom- ans club continued it's study of Span ish art and it's artists yesterday m orn- ing at the home of Mrs. Clarence F. Bennett of Forest street. The sub ject of the morning was Spanish Art in America and the artists Goya and Fortuny, leading artists of the 18th and 18th centuries, respectively, were very Interestingly discussed by Mrs. Edward w. Schultz.
 Many will be interested to learn that the sum of $200 was realized on "The Russian Honeymoon" given by the Teachers club last week. The money will be used toward defraying the expense of furnishing a club room for the teachers.
 Miss Catherine Mills of Cedar street and Miss Katherine Brooks of Capen school, Northampton, Mass. left today for Lakevile, Conn, where they will attend the Hotchkiss Junior prom.
 The members of the College club enjoyed a very pleasant Valentine party Monday evening at the home of Miss Bessie Oldershaw on Curtiss street.
 Miss Eleanor White and Miss Ra- chel Parker left today to be present during prom. week at Exeter academy, New Hampshire.
 The members of the Alpha Delta Sigma fraternity are making ar engagements to give a dance at Booths hall, Friday evening, March 12.
 John M. Peck of Buffalo, N. Y, has been a guest at the home of his sis ter, Mrs. William H. Hart of Lex ington street.
 Mr and Mrs. L. O. Lusk of Cedar | street left Tuesday on a trip to Pan- l anna.
 MT and Mrs Robert S. Brown and 1 son Wolcott left Tuesday for Orlando, l Florida.
 A delegation of twenty local Dart l mouth men attended the reunion of | the Dartmouth Alumni association | at the Hotel Bond, Hartford, Tuesday ! evening.
 Stanley H. Holmes left today for | Cincinnati, Ohio, where he will at tend the National Schools Superinten- dents association convention
 The H. H. girls enjoyed a dance 1 last Friday evening at the home of Miss Eleanor White of Cedar street l
 MT. and Mrs. William c. Hunger ford left today to spend several weeks at Summerville, South Caroli- ma.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Porter of West Main street and Miss Beatrice Porter have returned from Atlantic City.
 Miss Marion Riordan is home from the Sacred Heart academy of New York.
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