New Britain herald., 1917-01-20

have headquarters at the NEW Ell
biett on 14th Street opposite the New
Willard. Rates are given as per
American plan and European plan
Reservations should be made at once
as the hotels will be exceptionally
crowded this year.
Mrs. Lillian Hart Tryon will ad-
dress the next meeting of Esther
Stanley chapter, having prepared
special paper which she will give at
that time, February 2. The meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. J. B.
Talcott, Grove Hill.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Milk
station association was held last
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
the Misses Whittlesey. Annual re-
ports were read and officers elected
for the coming year as follows:
President-Mrs. Ira E. Hicks.
Vice President-Mrs. Herbert H.
Pease.
Secretary-Mrs. J. E. Martin.
Treasurer-MissM Mary S Whittlesey.
Auditor-Miss Annie S. Copley.
Finance Committee-Mrs. Buel B.
Bassett, chairman; Mrs. Herbert l..
Mills. Mrs. James B. Thompson Miss
Lefty H. Learned, Mrs. George S. Tai
colt, Mrs. Isaac D. Russell.
Publicity Committee-Mrs. Rather
inc Joy, chairman; Mrs. Raymond
Catlin, Mrs. Marcus White; Mrs. w.
E. Schultz, Miss Elsie Osborn, Miss
ELLA Fallon.
Supply Committee-Mrs Charles s.
Bradley chairman; Mrs. Walter, II.
Hart, Mrs. Howard L. Plat, Mrs
r IT. &A1p
O'Rrien, Miss Agnes Middlemass.
The reports testified to highly
successful past year and the interest
more successful twelve months to
come.
Meadow avenue, and Miss Mabel E.
Frear of 81 Mansfield street, New
Haven, will be married i'm st. Thorn
as Episcopal church, at o'clock this
evening. The Episcopal ring service
will be used and Rev. William A.
Beardsley rector of the church, will
conduct the ceremony. The couple
will be attended by John H. Chap
of the bride. A reception was ten
dered at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Frear
to a large number of friends and
to the contracting couple. Following
an extensive honeymoon, trip, the
will make their home in this
city. The groom is a graduate of
Yale and won fame in the athletic
world. He is at present acting as
coach for the New Britain High
school basketball quintet
The first rehearsal of the Catholic
Choral Union was held in Booths
hall Thursday evening, for the an
nual spring concert to be held at the
Russwin Lyceum theater May IS.
The manner in which the members
of last years chorus responded for
the first meeting was particularly
gratifying to Director Frederic F.
Harmon. The splendid successes of
the past years by the union. will be
outclassed this spring If efforts Of the
organization carry out their present
Intention The work to be under
taken, is S. Coleridge-Taylor's great
est composition, ."'Tales OF Old ia
pam" The union will assemble every
Thursday evening for the remaining
months for rehearsal work.
The passing of the first year of exist
ence of the Shuttle Meadow Country
club was marked by the first annual
held Thursday evening in he
Chamber Of Commerce rooms
The following directors were elect
ed: G. P. Hart, Philip Corbin, III. S.
Hart, Elisha H. Cooper, p. Allen
Moore, Judge James E. Cooper, Will
liam T, sloper, George S. Talcott
Herbert H. Pease, G. F. Smith, Charles
B. Parsons, Howard L. Plat, Norman
P. Cooley, Alix w. Stanley and P. B.
Stanley.
Treasurer N. P. Cooley submitted
his report which was accepted.
It is expected that the building will
be ready for use by the first of Au-
gust. The golf course and tennis
courts, barring unforeseen occurrences
will be ready for use several months
before that time.
Philip B. Stanley will give the first
of series of addresses before the
South church Sunday school tomor-
row noon. His topic will be Where
Shall Boy Go to Work"
Miss Carrie Stanley is spending the
remainder of the winter with Walter
RI. Stanley at Atlanta. Ga
Robert t. Frisbie has purchased
land on Lincoln street of the Shuttle
Meadow club.
Attorney Charles H. Mitchell and
wife have returned from trip to
New York and New Jersey
Miss Elizabeth Andrews of Stanley
Quarter is visiting friends in Florida.
Dr. T. Zwick and his bride have
returned from their honeymoon.