New Britain herald., 1915-05-29


 l their advice, which is received regu l larly in letters to the secretary. Mrs l J. Humphrey Greene.
 Room 1O4, National Bank building Hartford, will be open every morning I from 10 until F o'clock, at least unti l July l. l Those who are willing to take gar 1 ments for summer work at the noun. 1 tains or the seashore will find them there, and all clothing sent in will there be packed.
 Mrs G. S. Talcott and Miss Rose l Churchill, members of the committee from New Britain, will be glad to an swer any inquiries or to receive con- l tributions of money or clothing. There 1 is still great need for help, such as a | d war relief committee can render among the nations who are making ! unmeasured sacrifices for liberty, jus Ltice and the progress of civilization. $. x ' *9 sf Mrs. Charles E. Mitchell of Rus sell street entertained at her home Monday evening the Mary Lyon ci-- cle, it's members being chiefly the young ladies of the Philathea class of the First Congregational church. Miss Haywood of Washington, D. C., formerly of Madrid, Spain, gave most entertaining and instructive talk on the Girls School of Madrid and supplemented her lecture with inter- esting radiapotican views. < The charming exhibition at the Woman's Exchange was thoroughly enjoyed by the ladies who attended the civic tea and bridge last Satur- day afternoon and took this soppor- tunity of visiting the Gift Shop.
 Specialies in children's and babies garments with many other attractions at most reasonable prices are offered here for the coming week.
 
 It will be of interest to many to learn that the civic tea and bridge, given last Saturday afternoon under the auspices of the civic committee of the Woman's club, netted the splendid sum of $150, proving the fete big success, both financially and socially. I
 MT. and Mrs. Frank J. Porter of Lexington street charmingly enter tained at dinner eighteen of the younger married set at the Farming ton Country club Thursday evening. The guests later enjoyed the regular evening dances held at the club.
 Frederick Gideon Platt, of Grove Hill and Mrs Mary Schauffler La baree of Hartford, were quietly mar ried on Thursday at Pelham, Manor New York. MT. and Mrs. Platt will be at home to their friends after the first of October.e24 F.. z CT a..
 Mrs. William IF. Brooks, regent of Esther Stanley chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, delightfully."- at luncheon the board of management of the local chapter at her home on High street yester- day noon.
 Mrs. William 1T. Sloper of Lexing- ton street charmingly entertained ten young ladies at luncheon Tuesday afternoon in honor of her sister, Miss Katherine Tallamdge, of Columbus, Ohio.
 Mrs. Charles E. Mitchell and guest, Miss Haywood and Miss Cor
  thirty members of a Spanish dinner party held Wednesday evening at the Hotel Taft of New Haven.
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 MT. and Mrs. Charles l.. Morse and daughter Elizabeth of Bellingham, will spend the month of June at the summer home, at Short Beach, of Mrs. Morse's parents, Mr. J M ID TTsx ~I~ ~sk,,
 MT. and Mrs. Dugald MacMillan of Forest street are expecting pr. and Mrs John MacMillan, Edgar and l Quienie MacMiIlan and MT. Baker of Nelson. British Columbia. Miss Eleanor vibberts of sunny ! ledge celebrated her ninth birthday | Tuesday when she was the hostess at I 3 supper-party given to twelve of 1 her little friends.
 MT. and Mrs William c. Hunger ford and MT. and Mrs. Frank J. Por- ter left today to spend Memorial l Day at Lake Mohonk.
 Miss Haywood offWashington3 D. C., is the guest of Mrs. Charles E.. Nit shell of Russell street.
 * < < Si Miss Majorie Humason of Grove Hill delightfully."- entertained at bridge | Wednesday afternoon. There were five 5ables at cards.
 Miss Marguirite Thompson of New ork has been the guest of Mrs. E. M. Wightman of Russell street
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 Rev. and Mrs. Henry W. Maier have been spending several days in New York city.