New Britain herald., 1915-05-15

Il tees in charge were much enjoyed and appreciated by those l present. The effect and harmony of ,, the decorations were very pleasing. I Beautiful branches of dogWood and I candy booth adorned with spring
 flowers and various prettily colored ! candy baskets gave picturesque as- l pect to the hall. There were thirty five tables of cards and the prize winners at each table received box of fine correspondence cards.
 l Those in charge were: candy com l mittee. Florence Camp, Louise Noble, Bessie Oldershaw. Decoration com mittee, Miss Helen Plaisted, Miss Rachel Dodge, Miss Allmanritter, Miss l Perham and Miss Alice Whittemore. Committee of general affairs, Mrs Stanley H. Holmes, Miss Mary Ward and Mildred G. Weld.
 Mrs George w. Traut of West Main street proved a most gracious hostess yesterday afternoon, when she charm ingly entertained at her home all the ladies who assisted in making the hospital bridge such success. There were ten tables at bridge and the prize for each table was an exquisite box of note paper daintily tied with | a bouquet of pansies Graceful
 branches of honeysuckle and dogwood
 formed the attractive decorations of
 the living room while the ta hle in the
 dining room at which M fs ustus A.
 Traut and Mrs. Mary D. Bingham
 poured was beaufi fully adorned with orchids, violets and lavender candles.
 The young ladies who ably assisted
 in serving were Mrs. Howard Par- sons, Mrs. Frank Traut, Miss Eliza
 beth Traut, Miss Francesca Traut.
 Miss Ruth Hutchinson, Miss Mabel Crawford and Miss Edith White.
 Eugene F. Chase a graduate of the New Britain High school, and in the
 class of 1916 at Dartmouth college.
 has succeeded in carrying off several 4honors in his junior year He has
 been elected editor-in- chief of the
 Berma, the Dartm outf1 Litera rv
 Magazine, and is one of seven men in
 his class chosen members of the S Round Robin" the Senior Literary { society.sl His class numbers near r1v three hundred and for the last semes- ter he has led in scholarship. He is
 also prominent in .the Arts the
 newest and most important Of the
 non-athletic organizations of the col
 lege. <, s
 The Daughters of the Putnam Pha slanx of Hartford. rendered Miss Irene
 Nogelgesang, teacher in the Smalley
 school miscellaneous shower in honor of her approaching marriage at the home of Miss Lista Lincoln. Ber-
 lln on Thursday evening. The dec- orat1ons were in pink and a pretty Feature of the serving of cakes was that each one was surrounded by a
 miniature umbrella. A reception in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Warren F. Cook, the new pastor or the Trinity M. P. church and his wife is being arranged by the con gregatlon Tor Wednesday evening, May l9. Rev. and Mrs. George B. Neu-
 mann who have recently retnrnea | from West China, where they hava been for the last five years will also be guests of honor at the recention
 The Alpha Delta Sigma fraternit,, gave brilliant social and dance a+ Booths hall last night. The na ! tronesses were Mrs. J. H. Relyea. Mrs. G. P. Root, Mrs. Talmadge Swift ana Mrs. E. Thompson of Hartford me committee in charge was Bement | #. Hubbard, chairman; Everett c Hine, and Bennett H. Hubbard Judd,s orchestra furnished the music and re- Treatments were served during the ], intermission. ' s N " very delightful dance was given last Saturday evening at Booths Ia IT
 III honor of MT. and Mrs. A1bert Voight and MT. and Mrs. Yerkes who l were the guests of Mr and Mrs. K X Searle of Forest street, thirty Of tb . members of New Britain's social sci
 being present.
 | Mrs. Arthur G. Kimball of I,exinr- ton street was elected vice-president of the Connecticut association of I Women Workers at the silver ann,- versary meeting of the organization l held Monday afternoon in Bristol.
 The Women's Aid society of the I flrst Baptist church made arrange
 ments at meeting held Tuesday aft.
 ernoon el' for a cake sale to be held the ! Ilrst week Tn June and also decided to
 give fair sometime this fall
 * *a
 Many local parties attended this
 afternoon the Harvard track
 meet and witnessed the rem arkabte
 ancient Grek play by Euripides "Ipi1-
 ignia in Lauris" which was held in
 the Yale Bowl
 34* ss 4 & I Mrs. Charles H. Baum and Miss .ls Grace l.. Baum, the contralto, are stepping at the Marlborough Blenheim Atlanta City.
 Miss Mildred Gilbert Of Paterson.