New Britain herald., 1915-01-30

Daughters of the American Revolu- ton will meet Friday afternoon, rep ruary D. Mrs. Thomas W. Wilbor or Franklin Square and daughter, Miss Katherine s. Wilbor, will be the hostesses.
 "A Clash Between Cavalier and Puritan" is the title of the address to be given by Rev. Sherrod Soule.
 
 Miss Margaret Russell entertained twenty-five of her friends last even ing at her home on Grove Hill A most delightful time was enjoyed by the young people playing cards and dancing.
 The ladies' first, second and conso- lation prizes were captured by Miss Ruth MacMillan, Sally Humason and Muriel Bigelow respectively and the gentlemen's by Robert Buol, Stanley Hart and Kenneth Relyea. The young ladies present were the Misses Margaret Russell, Irene Swift, Car lyn Kingsley. Ruth MacMillan, Sally Humason, Muriel Bigelow, Marion Hungerford, Irene Andrews, Anna Gauer, Lorraine Mouat, Catherine Fin negan and Olive Littlehales and the Messrs. Harold Bassett, George Cad well, William Bracket, Sidney Mon tague, Roger Holmes, Stanley Hart, Kenneth Relyea, Jack Kirkham, Cles- san Parker, Emmory Corbin, Richard White, Ward Maier and Robert Buo1.
 
 In response to the large demand for the continuation of the popular Thes Dasants Mrs. Harry M. Bates and Miss Flora S. Humphrey who have so successfully conducted the affairs. decided to give two more. The first of the second series was held this af- ternoon at Booths hall from to 6:30 o'clock.
 The color scheme was pale green and white and was beautifully carried out with streamers of these colors which adorned the walls of the two halls
 The afternoons pleasure was again divided between dancing to the de- lightful strains of Beeman & Hatch's orchestra and participation in the dainty refreshments.
 Mrs. Charles P. Merwin and Miss Mary Whittlesey poured. The tea table being most artistically decorated with spring flowers and candles in harmony with the color scheme.
 The Literature and Science group cf the study classes of the Woman's club will be entertained Tuesday af- ternoon, February 2, at o'clock at the home of Mrs! Joseph R. Andrews of Vine street The subject of the af- ternoon will be: "The Caribbean Countries and interesting papers yx-i11 hn h,y c Brown and Mrs Harris B. Humason, whose subjects will be: Central America and Its Problems. and Naturalist on the North Coast, re- spectively.
 Mrs. Rufus N. Hemingway will dis cuss Current Events.
 Invitations have been sent out to members of the Foreign Missionary society of the Second Congregational church in Berlin for a luncheon to be held in the chapel Wednesday, after noon, February at 1 o'clock.
 A musical program has been ar ranged The subject for discussion is: "The Child at Play" one of Mrs. Ben jamin w. Labarees books. Mrs. George P. Durham will be in charge.
 large mum Der attended the annual turkey supper given by the Woman's Guild of St. Marks church Wednes- day evening"
 Miss Elise Russell has returned from Miss Halls school, Pittsfield, Mass, to spend this weekend at her home on Grove Hill
 Mrs. Walter Hope of Brooklyn, N. V, is visiting at the home of her mother. Mrs John Butler Talcott of Grove Hill.
 Mrs. John Purney entertained twelve of her friends at cards yester- day afternoon at her home on Forest street.
 The Grammar School Parents and Teachers association held an enter tainment Thursday evening at the school auditorium
 MT. and Mrs. Fred L.. Homes of Waverly. Mass, were the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Rapelye during the early part of this week.
 
 "iSS Nidi SdIet EIuuy ol NeSt ddiii street, is home from Spencer school, New York. Mrs. Albert Corbin of Vine street entertained at auction bridge at her home last evening. The ladies of the First Congrega- tional church served an excellent sup per Friday evening. Little Miss Marjorie Lee Judd, |