New Britain herald., 1921-05-14

Maynard Minor of New London and the national regent of the society was
 guest. The hall was filled to ca
 pacity and many members were pres ent from New Britain.
 Mrs. George F. Dodd was elected
 regent with Mrs. k. NJ. Griswold vice.
 regent. Mrs. F.. w. Stearns was
 elected secretary; Mrs. Francis Dem ing, treasurer: Miss Marjorie A. ! Moore. registrar and Miss Emily
 Brandagee. historian. The advisory
 committee consists of Alice Norton,
 Hattie Hollister and Mrs. R. A. Wooding. The usual business meet ing including the election of officers preceded the social hour at which time an interesting program was rem dered.
 Members of the chapter worked hard during the week to make the event of Mrs Minors visit to Berlin an occasion to be remembered. The hall was prettily decorated in flowers. Mrs. George Maynard Minor was the
 first speaker on the program. She
 repeated to the local women the ad- dress she had given at the Washing ton congress of the D. A. R.. AL though Mrs. Minor did not have a definite topic for local discussion, she related mostly the work that the D. A. K. chapter should do. The duty
 of patriotic citizens was also discussed in her talk. Mrs. Minor also stated that our American hearts should not contain revenge for Germany al- though we must not forget the harm she has done us
 Following the talk by Mrs. George
 Minor, which was heartily applauded,
 Mrs. Bissell of Southington. state vice
 regent gave a short address. She told
 the members of the work of tire state
 organization and plans which had
 been made for the future. Both of the speakers of the day were intro- duced by Miss Alice Norton. Follow ing the social refreshments were
 served. The speakers were enter
 tained at luncheon by Mrs. George Dodd.
 ForIini Granted Divorce Antonio Forlini of Kensington was grunted a divorce in the superior court
 at Hartford yesterday from Mary Someone Forlini. formerly of Kensing- | ton He was married to the defendant J on September Is, 1914. and she was 1 charged with misconduct with Vincen- l 20. The affair happened about SIX months ago after Vincenzo came to 1 this country from Italy. The woman
 was said to be living now with Car ', bone in Providence, R. I. In addition | to the divorce the custody of three children was granted the father. For | Iini makes his home near the Ameri- can Paper Goods factory and was em- ployed at the Berlin Construction | company when hts wife left. Church Notices Berlin Congregational church. Morning worship at 10:45 and Rev. | s. A. F'iske will deliver a sermon on | "Conscience." The older Boys class will meet at 10 o'clock and the Mems 1 Bible class in the community house nt 12 o'clock. The sabbath school will be held as usual at 12 o'clock. The Junior Endeavor meets in the after noon at o'clock.
 l Kensington Methodist church. Morning worship at 10:45 with a ser | mon delivered by J. Allan Scott of | Wesleyan. Sunday school at noon with | the evening service at 7:30 o'clock. Kensington Congregational church I-MorninR worship at 10:45 with Sun | day school at noon. The Christian Endeavor society will meet as usual 1 fin the evening.
 st. Paul's Catholic church-Masses | will be conducted as usual 'at s and
 10 o'clock.
 Harry W. srogi