New Britain herald., 1916-04-29

, A Foolish Little Maiden .... Collins l When A Maid Marries ....... Berry | The Washerwoman's Friend .....
 ............. Eugene Ware 1 Is Yo? ........ Carrie Jacobs Bend i Reading
 l If Kipling | The Selfish Giant ..... Oscar Wilde | Pianologues
 The Dolls Wooing =. Engene Field
 Why Adam Sinned ........ Rogers
 The Old Time Waltz ........ Getz | When We Haven't Said Our Miss Powell (a) That's the World in June .... SprOSS (b) Hills O'Sky ............ Harris Co Spring ................. Well Mrs. Tyler The Cop and the Anthem .. O'Henry
 A Visiting President Speaks Pianologues
 Jenny Brooks The Lit of Laugh ..... Dale
 My Ships WILCOX
 When Earth's Last Picture is
 Painted ............... Kipling
 Reading
 By Courier ............. O'Henry Miss Powell
 The Wentworth ball. which took place last evening in Booths hall,
 was a splendidly brilliant success The hall was attractively decorated
 with pink green and white streamers, the chandeliers being hung with 1 vari- -colored paper flowers. About sixty couples enjoyed the long dance program, the music for which was furnished by the Tuxedo Mandolin and guitar club of Hartford. The committee that managed this delight ful affair was composed of the fol- lowing members; T. Courtney Tim brell, D. w. Nearing, H. T. Alpress, 1 Eric Ericson, J. A. Martin, H. P. l Smith, Harry Jackson and Horace Hancock. During the intermission ] refreshments were served. An engagement of much local in- l terest was announced Wednesday | when word was received here of the 1 engagement of Rev. Watson Woodruff ] to Miss Edna M. Spur of Lynn, l Mass, where Rev. Woodruff is pastor 1 of the First Congregational church | Mr. Woodruff is the son of MT. and l Mrs. James w. Woodruff of Berlin, is l a graduate of the New Britain High 1 school, Wesleyan university and the 1 Hartford Theological seminary. Be- 1 fore going to Lynn, Rev. MT. Wood- ] ruff was assistant pastor and pastor of the South Congregational church. 1 Miss Spur is the daughter of MT
 and Mrs. Barclay L. Spurr of Lynn 1 and is a member of the Boston Girls | High school faculty.
 l The members of the Berlin Literary l society held their annual meeting l Monday evening at the home of Bryan l H. Atwater on Worthington Ridge. | The officers chosen for next year be-
 ing: President, William Shephard;
 vice president, J. T. Hart; secretary
 and treasurer, Mrs. Morris Woodruff, MT. Atwater read a very interesting
 paper on Politics. telling of the present political situation and Mrs. M. 1 Woodruff one on Suffrage, past and
 present."
 The formal opening of the Highland
 Country club at Westfield took place l Tuesday evening and fulfilled all ! promise of being a truly delightful
 affair. A special dinner was served 1 which was followed by dancing.
 Wittstein's orchestra furnishing the 1 music. Among the guests from New
 Britain were: MT. and Mrs. Frank J.
 Porter, MT. and Mrs. Harold Hatch, Miss Beatrice Porter,' Miss Rachael l Parker, Elliot Porter, Maxwell Porter l and Robert Vance.
 Monday evening the Trinity Metho- l dist church was the scene of very 1 pretty society wedding, when Miss 1 Helen McMillan, daughter of Mr. 1 and Mrs. Dugald McNfAap, and