The Press., 1920-11-18

l Lewis Mclaughlin. who went to the
 Hartford hospital Friday, is improving
 and hopes to be at home for Thanks 1 giving.
 The Congregational Girls Guild are 1 planning to give bazaar in the
 chapel on Saturday afternoon Decem-
 Der 11th, at o'clock.
 l There will be important business to
 take action on, at the regular meeting of Onneco Tribe I. O. R. M., at Red
 mems hall this evening.
 The senior department of the Con- gregational Girls Guild will meet with Miss Minnie Nothnick at her home on Tuesday at 7.30.
 Regular meeting of the Delphian
 chapter next Monday evening at the | library at 7.3O Roll call: Decline
 of the Greek Drama. Subject: Effect of the Waning Power of Athens on DramaN
 Joseph Lessard vacated the Comique | theater Monday, removing his seats and other fixtures and storing them in the garage near his home in East street. MT. Woods, who is now run , ming the Paramount theater, will not be able to move into his new hall till chairs to furnish it arrive. He has
 ordered these but it may be one or several weeks before they are deliver ed. He will continue to run pictures in his present location till he can make the removal.
 Miss Hazel E. Schofield, daughter of Mrs. Jennie Schofield of High street anG William Bousher of Rockville, were united in marriage at eight o'clock Wednesday morning in St.
 Edwards church, the ceremonyi being performed by Rev. F. J. O'Neill. The attendants were MT. and Mrs. Simon Beusher, brother and sister-in-law of the bridegroom. The couple have postponed their wedding trip to some later date, going from here to Rockville where they will make their home.
 The last meeting in the series of ten for religious training, was held Thursday evening with the usual large attendance. A pleasant social hour followed the class lecture when over seventy remained to express ap- preciation to and take leave of the instructor, Dr. A. J. w. Meyers of Hartford Mrs. Meyers has frequently accompanied her husband on his weekly visits and has made many friends here Her vocal selections on this occasion were much enjoyed. Re- treatments were served.
 The business Mems club will hold their first social of the season in their club rooms on the evening of NOvem- Der 24 Coming as it does on Thanks giving eve, the committee in charge plans to make it an event of the sea- son. Whist will be played and unusual prizes offered. The whist will be followed by dancing. An unusually large number of tickets have already been sold which promises a large at tendance and a good time for all. The committee in charge is under the chairmanship of Charles R. Newton, the other members being c. B.. Tschummi and D. D. Mitchell.
 A girls basketball team has been organized in the high school, through the efforts of Miss Beatrice Gilman and it will play it's first game Friday evening when it meets the Alumnae girls team in the Boys club. The manager of the team, Miss Marjorie Stevens, is arranging for games with other girls teams from various high schools, but no games have been scheduled as yet. The lineup for Fri day evenings game is: Kathryn Fletcher, c; Mildred Siswick, If; Mar jorie Stevens If; Harriet Wildey,rg; and Capt. Charlotte Beckwith, lg. There are four substitutes to pick from if necessary. The Alumnae team will be picked from the following: Misses Murray, Kaddy, Hayes, Cum mings and Schreier. The Alumnae teams management will give out noth- ing further, prefering to keep things quiet till the night of combat, then perhaps spring surprise. The ad- mission will be 25 cents.