New Britain herald., 1915-01-16

l Andrews expressed her thanks grace 1 fully.
 The evening was spent with games
 and other amusements and luncheon , was served by the hostess, Mrs. Andrews is d member of the 1 Brockton Woman's club and has
 served on several committees. This 1 year she is a member of the re- 1 ception committee. For three years l she was president of the Matrons 1 club. Much regret is expressed at
 her removal from town 1 Despite the indictment weather of 1 Tuesday evening, there was a large ] udicnce in attendance to appreciate 1 the entertainment of the Rih eldaffcr l -Skibinsky company, given under the l auspices of the United Parents and l Teachers association in the Grammar 1 sch ool hall.
 l Each member of the company, ] Alexander Won Skibinsky, violinist 1 Madame Grace Hall Rah eldaffer, sO- l loist A. Lorning, pianist, were very ! good in his or her renditions of clas- l sical airs and were obliged to re- ] spond to several encores. l A lecture by Dr. Thomas k. Green l on February 6 will be the last of an 1 excellent course presented by the
 United Parents and Teachers as- SOciatiOn.
 l One of the most important ses-
 sions of the Sunday School Work
 CTS Round Table will be held Mon
 day evening, January IS, at the
 First Congregational church. Mrs. Marcus White of the Eff
 ciency committee will lead in the dis l cussion the subject of which will be l 'Efficiency in Our Work"
 Supper will be served by the Be-
 ginner-Primary Teachers at 6:15 l o'clock.
 l Philip Corbin will leave next Sat l urday for Minneapolis where he will 1 be one of the guests at a house. party
 given by Mrs Charles w. Gates | On the thirieth of this month he
 will act groomsman at the we'd | ding of Harold l.. Judd of this city
 and Mrs. Gates. l The Teachers club again offers
 another delightful entertainment ] which will take place Tuesday even l ing, January 26, at the Grammar school auditorium when David and l Clara Names will render a delightful l musical program.
 1 Miss Florence B. Andrews of Vine street gave an interesting talk at the vesper services of the Y. w. c. A. | Sunday afternoon. An informal so-
 cial was enjoyed by the young ladies
 and girls present, after the services
 tea was served at 5:3o. o'clock There have been several theater parties planned to attend the unusu- | ally good attraction offered by the Lyceum players for the coming week. "The Master Mind' is a play which has been anticipated with pleasure by local patrons of the theater. Rev. and Mrs. Herbert M. Gesner and daughter, of Easton, Pa, spent this week the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Henry w. Maier of Lexington street. Mrs. Gesner and Mrs. Maier are sisters.
 Rev. Gesner was the principal speaker at the annual banquet of the men of the First church, Friday evening.
 Miss Florine Parker and Luther Parker will entertain twelve of their friends this evening at their home on Vine street. Cards and dancing will be enjoyed by the young people present.
 Mrs. Clayton A Parker and Mrs A. B. Johnson gave a bridge party this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Parker on Vine street in honor of Mrs. Robert S. Brown, who will soon go south.
 Miss Louise Noble of Lexington street entertained at five hundred twelve of her friends at her home yesterday afternoon.
 The members of the College club were entertained Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Stanley H. Holmes of EmmOns place.
 Mrs. John B. Talcott has sent out cards for two informal teas at her home on Grove Hill, on Wednesday afternoons, January 20 and 27.
 The ladies of the South Congrega- tional church served very bounti- ful and appetizing supper in the church chapel Thursday evening.