New Britain herald., 1917-04-21

the 10@CnoFS CluO TOT 1 ueSOdy SNcH- ing, May 8. It will be given in the High school auditorium and the pro- gram Is as follows:
 hales.
 Folk Dancing-Miss H. Sheehan, Miss O. Ware. Miss P. Dugan. Miss l. Byrne.
 Magic-William Hagen.
 Sextette-Poor Butterfly-My Castles
 in the Air-Miss Marian Egan and
 chorus: Miss M. DOnahue. Mss M.
 Anderson, Miss s. Waddell. Miss F.
 Brady, Miss K. Murphy.
 Sketch. direction of Miss Grace Flan-
 nery-iss G. Burnes, Miss M.
 White, Miss s. Waddell, Miss F. Hickey, Miss! G. Flannery, Miss M. Cox. -
 Violin Selections-Miss Margaret
 Mueller.
 Adelle D. Murray. Piano accom-
 paniment, Miss Lolia M. Littlehales. Aesthetic Dancing-Miss M. Alma
 Grove, Miss Cornelia Magound. Sclo-L. N. Warner.
 Finale-The Star Spangled Banner
 Piano, violin and orchestra.
 
 The meeting of the Motherhood club of Berlin which was to have taken place at the home of Mrs. F.. s. Wilcox, has been indefinitely post pcned.
 Mrs. George Dodd entertained the members of the Emma Hart Willard Chapter D. A. R. at her home yes- terday afternoon. Mrs. Stearns. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Galpin assisted Mrs. Dodd receive her guests. An excel- lent program had been arranged for this meeting, a paper written by George Aspinwall on, Stage Coach and Tavern Days'' was read, proving very interesting. Miss Alice Norton gave ID. A. R.. gossip" and then, af- ter the papers. general discussion was held.
 Yesterday afternoon Miss Olive Gibson, principal of the San Manteo school in New Mexico addressed the Union meeting of the Foreign and Home Missionary departments at the First church. Miss Gibson's subject was "Old Stains in America which proved of great interest to her aud- fence.
 Miss Gertrude Hine returned today from New York city.
 Reverend Herbert A. Jump of the First Congregational church, Man. chester, N. H., has been the guest of pr. G. w. c. Hill.
 Mrs. D. O. Rogers and Miss Mary Rogers are in Atlantic City, N. j.
 MT. and Mrs. H. A. Hine Jr., of New York are spending the weekend with MT. and Mrs. H. C. Hlne Sr.' or Hillside place.
 MT. and Mrs. Alex Stanley have re- turned from Florida.
 Edward Schumacher of New York city is the guest of Maxwell Porter.
 Miss Florence Porter, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Richard Porter of Conn.,, formerly of New Britain was married Thursday at her home in New Rochelle to Addison Chase of that city.
 Miss Louise Noble entertained a number of guests yesterday at a luncheon which was given in Miss Jessie Wightman's honor.
 Miss Ethel Swain gave luncheon Saturday to Miss Wightman and her bridesmaids at Bonds hotel, Hartford.
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 The members of the New Britain lodge of Elks held a very success full entertainment and smoker Thurs day evening. The program which the minstrel men carried out was especial ly enjoyed by the members and their guests.
 A bachelor dinner was given to Fred S. Troup Thursday evening in the grill room of the Heublein hotel, MT. Troup's friends who gave the dinner were as follows: Louie Jones, A. J. Hildebrand, M. S. Began, Richard Prichard, Hector Smith, Harold Clark, Hazen Hinman, George H. flick, R. T. Chapman, George G. Warner, S. J. Cook and Harold s. Futile.
 The sewing meeting for the Red Cross society at the South church Fri day was we'll attended and a large amount of work done. Word comes from headquarters of the Atlantic di- vision that need of boxes is still very great. Pajamas, shirts and stitched being in demand. It is gratifying to knee that Connecticut is doing her share in this work of out fitting the base hospitals having the best organized chapters, all of which are doing efficient work.
 The next sewing meeting for all ladies of the city will be held on Fri day, April 27. at the South church, ladies of the First church being hostesses.