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Social and Club Activities:
Topics OfInterest to Women
Meetings of Literary Card and Social Organizations

was given the favor Mrs. H. B. Lo-
per and Mrs. Hill were the guests of
the club. After the game the hostess
served luncheon. In two weeks the
club will meet again The hostess
will be announced later.
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Tenth street.
The usual supper will be served
in the evening at the Country
club for all members.
The West Minister Guild Of the
First Presbyterian church, will
meet in the afternoon with Mrs
Howard Dill. As South Eighteenth
street.
One of the most artistic and charm
ing social functions coming soon after
the gay Yule Tide was the thimble
party and tea given this afternoon by
Mrs, George Ballinger and Miss Anna
Horn at the home of Mrs. Ballinger
On the National Road, West, in honor
of Mrs. Erie l.. Reynolds, a recent
bride and Mrs. W. B. Carver, who is
leaving soon for a residence in Spring
field, Ohio. The function began at
2:30 o'clock
The color scheme red and green
was carried out in all the appoint,
ments. Ferns, and other pretty house
plants were used in arranging the var
ious rooms.
In the dining room red poinsettia
flowers we're in evidence In the cen.
ter of the tea table was a French
basket filled with poinsettia flowers
Mrs. Colin Schaefer and Mrs N. S
Cox presided at the tea urns. Other
assistants were Mrs. G. w. Hoeffer and
Miss Fannie Horrell. The afternoon
was spent socially and with needle
work.
The guests were Mesdames Charles
5. Marvel. Miriam McDivitt, f. r.
Mendenhall, Colin Schaefer. n. S. Cox
Doan, DAVID Roberts, Dempsey Den
mis-, Sarah Stutson, Robert Randle,
William Quigg, Alexander Reid, At
wood Jenkins, Jesse Bond, William
Bond, Alonzo Gardner, w. B. Carver,
Charles Hoeffer, Allen Hole, L. c.
Hoover, John Johnson, J. II. Kinsey
Benjamin Johnson, n. G. Heironimus
Harry Heats, Misses Alice Norman
Maud Toms, Elsie Marshall, Carolyn
Bond and Halcey Harold.
A subscription dance will be given
Friday evening, January Is, at the
Country club by the members of a
committee and all members of the
club are cordially invited to attend
Mr. Roy Parks will play the order OF
dances. The affair promises to be one
of the important dancing parties OF
the coming week. All persons who
expect to attend are asked to send
seventy-five cents to Mrs. Thomas NJ
Kaufman not later than Monday or
account of the luncheon which will be
served. Out of town guests and al
members are cordially invited to at
tend
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nohr will give
a public demonstration of dancing
Saturday, January 16 in the morn
ing from 10 until IL o'clock in the
Pythian Temple. Any person inter
ested is cordially invited to attend as
he galleries will be open to the pub
lie. They will dance the Waltz Bril-
liante and the Nightingale. A Rus
sian dance. Magyar Friska will also
be demonstrated. A number of couple
dances, folk dances and the modern
ball room dances will also be pre-
sented at this time.
Saturday. Jan. %. Mr.. and Mrs
Nohr will begin their second semes
ter of dancing in the Pythian Tenn
pie.
Mrs George Robe was hostess
Thursday afternoon at her home or
South Fifteenth street for meeting
oi an auction bridge club. Mrs. Lopez
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A meeting of the Womans Col
lcgiate club was held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. Herschel
Coffin on College avenue Miss Edith
Tebbetts has the paper for the after
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The Dorcas society of the Earlhan
Heights Presbyterian church me
yesterday afternoon at the church
After the business session socia
hour followed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Keller of South
Fifteenth street, are rejoicing over
the arrival Of a baby daughter, Miss
Gretchen. Their many friends ex-
tend congratulations.
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Mr.. Fred Gates. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Gates, of North Eleventh
street, and who is student at Indiana
university and who spent the holidays
here has been made members of the
Phi Kappa Psi fraternity.
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A meeting of the Teddy Bear
Euchre club was held yesterday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs Edward
Roser on South Eleventh street
Guests for the afternoon we're Mrs
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Mrs Lewis King will have charge
OF the vocal and Mrs. Karl Allison, in
strumental when the Music Study club
meets "Wednesday morning at $50
o'clock in the Public Art Gallery at
the high school.
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The usual supper will be served
in the evening at the Country
club for all members.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21

Back Home.

| Where is exactly where the present
ODDS favor the Red Sox They have
been able to continue their uplift on
| the road and are almost sure to reach
( F,enway Park in the lead If neither
Tigers nor White Sox were able to roll
them way out West there is not out
standing show that these two clubs can
charge into Boston and beat the Red
Sox at home.
1t took leader Carrigan a number of
weeks to get his clan rounded Into
proper condition. But onw that his
lineup is working near from the dope
of mid-winter and early spring is slip
ping back into place. With Speaker,
Lewis and Hooper for an outfield:
with a, fair inf1eld: good catchers and
that pitching staff, it is trif1e difficult
proper condition. But now that his
Clearance Rowland except to find an
opening through which to make VIM
ming drive Boston may not win two
remnants, as fortipped last March, but
she has a good healthy shot at one,
which is healthy average. 81
The Tiger Deficiency. Il
While Detroit has 4 ball club Of
super-power In the art Of run getting,
in pitching to be beaten by the Tigers
unless there is a big improvement in
the box
Deroit is up against heavy hand
leap in sending her pitching staff out
to compete with Wood. Collins, Ruth,
Foster, Leonard and others.
"A Return Duel. fi.
The best move eastern lawn. tennis
players can. make, after their Cali
fornia invasion is. to keep fairly silent
about causes and effects and seek
return match in the east.
Conditions may have been against
the invading tean1-but leaving all OF
that aside, there are very rev experts
who would enjoy laying wager on
the East against McI,oughl Johnston
hurry and Strachan.
But 1t would be more than worth
while to have the East select her star
four and call for a return match Now
that internationl games are under
thick cloud the next best treat is the
intersectional dish. Especially so when
here is sufficient material from both
sections to build up contest that
should be replete with thrills.
This takes the prize as the freak
year all around. One sporting writer
is now busily engaged in ate mpting to
drive out baseball and install cricket
as the national game.
At one time we figured number of
the earnest athletes were overpaid. 4
But Giants and Pirates are booked to
play seven games in four days under
July sun. If this isn't earning stip-
end, there is no such episode.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21

vender in order in the first five in
nings, knocked the Cub pitcher off
the mound by making four hits forg
two runs.
Chicago tied 1t in the seventh and
went ahead in the eighth by pound
ing Rixey for three more runs. The
PhiIlies. however, came back furious
ly in their part of the eighth and
scored six runs on two hits, the Wild
ness of label and Pierce, wild throws
by Phelan and Cheney and timely hits
by Cravath and Niehoff.
Safer twisted his knee sliding into
the plate in the seventh inning ana
had to be carried OFF the field.
Score: -
Chicago .... 1000O01s1--6 10
Philadelphia ~. O000020ex-s Q
Batteries-Lavender. label. Pierce.
Cheney and Bresnahan; Rixey, De-
maree and Burns
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
HARRY MOVES INVENTION.

Harry Noyes, the inventor and for
mer baseball player, is running a
home run machine of his invention at
Savin Rock, and 1t is regarded as a
big Improvement over all other pitch
ing or batting machines. When Moves
was in the O'Rourke circuit he in
vented miniature flying machine
and knife that contained about
fourteen household articles that could
be used for about everything from a
shoe-horn to a cork extractor
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
ST. LOU. CARDINALS
STOP GIANTS MARCH
Griner a Mystery to Macs Men
and Winning Streak Is Checked.

New York, July 21--Dan Griner of
the st. Louis pitching corps had more
speeds attached to his delivery yes
terday than the Giants could cope
with and though he did not get all
the pitching glory which went with
to / victory of the Cardinals his
talents held the latter in leash so that
sallee could complete the Job when
the Giants developed a dangerous
mood in the ninth inning.
Score:
ST. Louis ..... f000003000-3 1
New York ..... 000000001--1 4 4
Batteries-Griner, Sallee and Sny-
der; Marquard, Ritter Schupp and
Doom.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
YANKEES BUY SPEED BARNEY.

Outfielder Barney, who has been
the speed marvel of the International
league this year, and has hit consist
emily for an average Of $40, was pur-
chased from the Jersey City club by
the Yankees yesterday. He left the
team before the scheduled double
header in Skeeterville and headed
west to join Manager Donovan in
Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21

In, July 21.-O Opportunity
on the Yankees door several
sterday. only to find that
y nobody home, and the
EQok the final number Of a
" series BY a score Of 8 to
# was a ninth inning rally
[rned the trick against the
forces, making the fourth
season at sportsman's park
the Yanks took the count
inth. The score:
/ J. 81 5000 1O00-2 s a.,
I. 0Oo0OOo1--3 3 4
III Brown and Nunamaker;;a
Gilman and Agnew.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lewiston-Lewiston 5. Lawrence
1.
At Observation-Disclosures S, Port
land f.
AT Lowell--Lowell l, Worcester o.
At Fitchburg-Lynn Z, Fitchburg 1.
Lynn 5, Fitchburg 1.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21

Brooklyn, July 21.-That the Dod-
gers did not drop back into third
place yesterday afternoon was due TO
no fault of their own. Only the fact
that the Cubs lost in Philadelphia
enabled them to keep tied with the
Chicagoans for second place. This is
no stroke of good fortune, however,
according to Uncle Wilbert Robinson
who averred last night that his
charges are aiming at the very top
and would have preferred to see the
Quakers lose. Robinson spoke without
the usual joyful ring to his voice, with
the twinkle gone from his eye and
with his smile missing, for he had
just finished watching his charges
, litter Ebbets field with the worst ex-
hibition of baseball seen there in
some weeks. 1t was poor work by the
Dodgers rather than god work by
he Pirates that enabled the Pitts
| burgers to take the game by score
| of to 2.
| Score:
| Pittsburg ..... 20000o301--s 9 0
| Brooklyn ... 00000o2OO--2 8 s
4 Observation-Disclosures and Schang;
Douglas, Dell and Miller.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
srs Cop i Close One.

sers Cop d Close One.
Il July All Detroit made IT
Light from the Athletics BY
yesterday to 5. Steen and
4 were the starting pitcher.
Rs taken out in the NJ. j
HI had a peculiar eRl ng.
bases full, two out and one
b tie. Dauss hit the dirt in
|the plate with his first pitch.
he'd for the plate as the ball
fSainst Stanage's chest pro-
llss recovered the ball and
3t Kopf as he slid for the
great stop by Bush, which
y Davis a base hit. saved
earlier n the inning. The
I1ia 10010101 1-5 8 n
I 02002101x-6 g.
|es KnowIson and Lapp;
FUSS and Stanage.
~ M s
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
BASEBALL LEAGUES
NOW IN BLOOM
Senior and Junior Teams Formed
Among Various Fairgrounds.

Outdoor baseball lie interesting a
large number OF boys from the play
grounds at Walnut hill park. Every
afternoon sees the diamonds covered
with youngsters aspiring to be bal
players. John Rourke Ia in charge
and many interesting games are being
pulled off. Yesterday afternoon two
playground leagues were started. One
junior with Smith High, LandeHz
and Bartlett playground teams ana
the other a senior with teams from
the smalley, Landers and Bartlett
grounds. The first games were played
yesterday and the results and sched-
tiles are given below.
Senior League.
Landers ..sO12003sOx --21 IA u
smalley 0o0254o s-l7 II ~
Batteries: Gaffney and Hemlock'
Dyson, Discon and Blair. umpires.
Martin and Gross
Junior League
Smith ....IOf1a0oo0Q-s 6
High ...0107311o Obj az =
Batteries: McDonough and Salafis
tine; Piasson and Hober. ~
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
BRICKLEY SIGNS AS COACH.

Baltimore. Nd, July 21.-Charles
Brickley. the famous Harvard ath-
lete, has signed a contract to coach
the John Hopkins football team next
fall, It was announced here yester-
day.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
PhflIies Beat Cubs.

Philadelphia, July 21-The Phillies
won an exciting game from Chicago
yesterday by to 6.
The Cubs scored the first run off
Rixey in the first inning and held that
lead until the sixth. Then the Phil
lies, after having been retired by La
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
I6la6E 40 aus |

Babe Adams. a veteran, is one Of
the winning pitchers Of the Pittsburg
team Of the National que. Every
time Adams starts in the box the
fans feel that there Is better than
an even chance of the Pittsburg team
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
I Hitting ,Toboggan.

80 = AtAAAhf3 *ASSUS5f5on
Is. July 21.-Shore's great
drove the White sox into
Ice yesterday, shutting them
two hits. The Red Sox
|hree runs off Cicotte. The
counted twice In the second
SCOTS single and doubles
s and Hooper. In the fifth
singled, went to second
Efcotte hit Hoblitzel and
m fsardner's single.
ter Rowland Of the White Sox
Aelder Quinlan were suspend
6nitely today for their part
demonstration against Um-
sLaughlin yesterday. The
r. h. e.
02001 0o00--s 10 i
.... 0o000000o--0 Q /
hes: shore and Thomas; CT
|assel and Schalk.
Indians Finally Win.
land. July 21.-After five
defeats by Washington the In
|on out In ten innings yester-
b Shaw and Walker were
|oeing pitchers, but Griffith
Boehling when the Indians
count in the ninth, while
an pitched the tenth inning
reIand. The winning run was
II wamby's single and O'Neils
The score:
r. h. e
kton &. .8oo2oo200o-4 s z
Id 1O2O0O0011--5 IA 4
Iries: Shaw, Boehling and
walker, HaEerman and O'Neil
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21

Boston, July 21.-The Braves won
their seventh straight victory yester-
day by trimming the Reds. 6 to ?.
Benton was the victim of a swatfest
during the second inning, when three
singles, two passes and triple gave
the Braves five runs more than
enough to win. McKenery replaced
Benton in the third session. 1t was
his first try for the Reds and he per-
formed well, allowing only five hits
in six innings.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21

winning. Mamaux is another win
ming pitcher of the Pirates. He is a
youngster. But the old guard rallies
to the support of the veteran, and
when the team plays In Pittsburg
and it is Adams turn in the box
there Is big outpouring of fans.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21

Who'll grab the flag IN the old n. L. ?
The Pills look we'll
With Alec the Swell
While up from the jel1
In the mad pell-mell
The popeyed Dodgers are rasinell,
And the Giants are there with the
shot and shell,
Safely out of the Bosky Dell,
With the Cubs still ready to ring
the bell,
While the Braves for moment have
8 lost their smell,
With Evers back as the sentinel,
Tt try and open the ancient spell
Before unkempt Fate sounds the knelb
As over the plain comes the Pirate
yell,
And only a grease spot soon will tell
! To SHOW the spot where the RedDirds
thus U.S. endeth the daily dogger-ell.
. s8 a 0 Plato Pete.
If conditions continue to boom, the
main trouble with baseball very soon
will be lack of accommodations to
handle the output of frenzied fanatics
storming the turnstile
We Rarely DcIvc I'm Fakes.
Sir-Why don't you tell us the story
about the scotchman who overpaid
his caddie? T. r..
Which brings in an old yearn with
a fairly new twist. After a golf round
few days ago someone mentioned
the close race in the National Lea que.
Yes, it's close race" remarked
Jerry Travers, ..but I've seen much
closer one
Where 2" queried q, bystander,
When played through Scotland
Jerry replied.
The War and Golf.
Another canny Sect requests us to
answer the charge recently made by
some Vox Populus, or liz, to the effect
that golfers were making the poorest
showing among all sportsmen in the
European war
Why try and reply to the maudlin
rave Of the ignorant? No common y
wealth has made a finer showing in
war than Scotland, where the majority
are golfers. Golf has lost more star
ccntenders than any other one sport,
but what are the records to a guy
with an argument to start !?
On the Road.
The four Eastern clubs in the ", L.
Dodgers Giants, Phils and Braves
have all improved their standing in
the community by a good many points
since reaching the friendly odor of
home cooking. Their upward smash
has been rapid and consistent.
But within a few days they take to
the road again--and then We'll begin
to know about the conclusion Of things
Back home, Cubs Pirates and Cards
are sure to offer an improved defence,
and it remains to be seen, as the sage
saying is, which of the Eastern clubs
can continue the drive on alien sod
among hostile surroundings. II we are
tic obtain any answer as to the ulti-
mate destination of the National Lea
que flag is will come in the success Of
some Eastern lineup on the road.
The club that can keep pounding for.
ward these next two or three weeks
away from home should win out
provided any one Of the Eastern four
can pack away a winning pace while
shrivelling under a Western July and
August sun.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
Standing Of tho Clubs.
Games Today.

st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Boston 8, Chicago 0.
Cleveland 5, Washington 4.
Detroit 6, Philadelphia 5.
st. Louis 8, New York 2.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Buffalo s, Pittsburgh 5.
Newark 6, Kansas City 0. ~.
Brooklyn 8, Chicago 1.
st. Louis 4, Baltimore L; Baltimore
:, st. Louis 4, Second game).
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At -Binghampton Z, SYRIA
cuse 2.
At Wilkes Barre-WilkesiB Barre g.,
Troy /.
At Utica-Elmira Z, Utica 5. Ell
mira 2, Utica l.
At scranton-scranton Z, Albany q.
Albany S, Scranton 4.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia 8. Chicago 6.
Pittsburgh 6, Brooklyn 2.
St. Louis 8, New York /.
Boston 6, Cincinnati 2.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
Baseball News in a Nutshell
COLONIAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

New Haven Z, New Bedford g.
Springfield 5, Pawtucket 0.
Hartford 4, Brockton 8: Hartford
5, Brockton 4, (second game).
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
standing Of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
New Haven at New Bedford CD.
Brockton at Hartford.
Pawtucket at Springfield.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
Maxinns Win.

New Bedford. July 21.--New Bed
ford had a ninth inning rally, scoring
four runs, but it was not sufficient to
overcome New Ravens lead Somers
for the visitors. pitched and batted
we'll. The score:
r. h. e..
New Haven .21oo2ooo2-7 Z 8
New Bedford 81. 01000O104-6 8
4 Batteries. somers and Soper; De-
vlnney and Philips
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
League Leaders Win,

Springfield, July 21.--Manser's
pitching was too much for Pawtucket
here yesterday. The locals punched
hits on Houck. The score:
r.. III. e.
Springfield 0030200x-5 /
7Pawtucket 1880. .O0000O000--0 5 2
Batteries: Manser and Lavigne;
Houck and Barry.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
SENATOR'S WIN Two
FROM COBbLERS
Dels Men on Long End Of Both
Contests.

Z Hartford, July 21.-Hartford won
both games of a double header yester-
day, 4 to 8 and Is to A. No umpire
appeared and players gave the deci-
sons The scores:
First Game.
r. h. e.
Hartford !. 49,. .2o0oo10O1-4 8 2
Brockton .. ooO0OO102-3 s
Batteries; Trautman and Dexter;
Howson and Dempsey. NJ
Second Game.
r.. h. e.
Hartford .00320ox-5 1
Brockton -. ..01O030O--4 6 2
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21
standing Of the Clubs.

Games Today.
Boston at st. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21

Games Today.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Baltimore at st. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21

n m seven Innings, by agreement.
Batteries: Hellfrich. Sherman,
Trautnan and Dexter: Peters. Benson
and Dempsey.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21

At one time we figured number of
the earnest athletes were overpaid.
But Giants and Pirates are booked to
play seven games in four days under
July sun. If this isn't earning stip-
end, there is no such episode.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21


July 20, Smalley, N. T.. VS. Landers:
July %, Bartlett VS. Smalley, July 20
Landers VS. Bartlett5 July 80, Snaalley|
N. E. VS. Smalley; August 2. Bartlett
We Sma1ley, ~. e.; August 6. Smalleyi
VS. Landers; August .. Landers ~
Smalley, N. E.: August 10. Smailey va
Bartlett; August 16. Bartlett VS. Land
ers August 90, Smalley vs SmalIeN
N. E.; August %. smalIey, n. ~ "a
Bartlett; August 81, Landers VS. Small
ley.
Junior League Schedule.
July 20. Smith VS. High; July la.
Landers VS. Bartlett; July IS, Smith
VS. Landers July 80, High VS. Bartlett;
August 2, Bartlett VS. Smith; August
8, Landers VS. High; August g. High
VS. Smith: August 10, Bartlett W
Landers; August 16, Landers VS. smiti14
August 20, Bartlett We High; Augua
23, Smith VS. Bartlett: August I'm
High VS. Landers.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-21

This takes the prize as the freak
Year all around. One sporting writer
is now busily engaged in attempting to
drive out baseball and install cricket
as the national game.
Evening star., 1915-12-19
RECEIVES SETBACK
AND ALSO OABOOST
Rice Memorial Chess Tourney
Gets Good Entry, Has One
Withdrawn.
GEORGETOWN TEAM LOSES
MATCH TO w. C. & W. CLUB
Latter Drops Only One Game Out Of
Seven-0ther News of
Game.

Inc iof f.nooi'iihs fs'ee ,nen'oitai mas
ters tournament was both boosted and
jolted during the past week by the re-
CENT Of the entry of Armand Janowskv.
I,-. ,, -..,,,
frehch CHAMPION anu the "itnora"ai
from the lists of United States Cham
pion Frank Marshall. Marshall frankly
49, ~.
eiVeS % ms ieon ioi 'nis ae'ioh INC
refusal OF the managers OF the tourna-
ment To grant him a bonus of s1so from,