New Britain herald., 1915-12-18

Those in charge of the Lafayette l Sewing school are planning to have a | Christmas tree and entertainment for | the children of the school next Thurs l day afternoon.
 The members of the Boys Club 1 are looking forward with a great deal 1 of pleasure to the Christmas celebra- 1 ton that Superintendent R. H. Craw- | ford is arranging for them The l Christmas observation will take nlace 1 in the club rooms next Thursdav in 1 the early evening" A supper will be served to the boys, Christmas gifts 1 for all will come off the tree. games
 will be played and a program carried out.
 The Gamma Chapter of the Alpha Delta Sigma Fraternity will give it's annual reception and dance Tuesday evening December twenty-eighth. The dance will he beld in Booths hall and it is expected that this year it will be an especially brilliant and success full affair.
 The Current Events Club met Mon- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. H. Warner on Lincoln street. The club will hold it's next meeting on January tenth.
 Miss Florence Porter, formerly of New Britain, will spend the week fol- lowing Christmas with Mrs. J. H. Kirkham.
 The Misses Julia Russell, Con- stance Russell and Helen Chase are home from Sweet Briar college, Sweet Briar, Virginia, for the holidays.
 On Sunday evening, December twenty-sixth, the children of the Stanley Memorial Sunday School, will have a Christmas entertainment. An interesting program of songs and recitations has been arranged. Then on the following Monday, Santa Claus will visit the children at their Christ mas tree celebration to be held on that night.
 Miss Barbara Moore came home Friday from Vassar college.
 Miss Lucy Ta1cott has come home from Miss Porter's school in Farming ton for Christmas.
 Miss Marion Stanley. who is a stu dent at Lasalle seminary, is home for Christmas.
 Miss Belle Whaples of South High street will spend the Christmas holi- days in Washington.
 At tomorrow evenings service at St. Marks church Vests cantata, the story of Bethlehem, will be sung. -
 A splendid honor was conferred upon Leonard Maier, son of Reverend and Mrs. H. w. Maier of Lexington street when he was elected to the board of managers of the Williams College Record.
 The students of the Hartford so- ciety Art school are looking forward with great deal of pleasure to their Christmas dance which will take place evening, December twenty seven, at the school building on Pros pect street. A number of New Brit l ain people will attend and all the 1 students and their guests will wear 1 Yama Yama costumes.
 Philip Corbin and Walter P. Hudson have returned from their extensive western trip.
 Mrs w. F. Sternberg of Maple Hill, gave a dinner party to some of her friends Friday evening of last week. After dinner the guests played cards, there being three ables, ,*,
 Miss Airline Root\ entertained a number of her friends Thursday even, ing at her home at Ma aple Hill.
 Miss Agnes Johnston is home from Wellesley college and has, as her guests during the holidays, Miss Anne Maidment of Glen Cove, Long Island, and Miss Olive Dimick of Providence, Rhode Island.
 Henry Maidmont of South Man chester Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. F. Il. Johnston for the weekend.
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