New Britain herald., 1921-12-30
DYSONS HONORED
 BY ROTARIANS
On Wedding ADniYSrSlry,-Ro. tary Clubs Xmas farty

A bridal bouquet of a5 white roses Was presented Co Mrs George II. Dy- son, by High School Principal Io r. slade, on behalf of the Rotary club at the first annual Chriatmus party anu dinner dance of that organization ust evening, The bouquet marked the S5th wedding anniversary ot Mr. and Mrs, Dyson. Mir. Dyson waa presented with portable electric lamp.
 Club Gets Goid Brick.
 pWards of loo kutarlans, thci. wi,es and friends were in aitendancc The program opened with d uuiqu, ceremonial As the second course the dinner was served there came 8 loud knock at the door and someone informed President Leon A. Spragu that one of the guests had forgotten his or her baggage. A commute, headed by Mr. S.nde. was sent for tho baggage, which proved to be an old fashioned carpet bag. To the air 0. a well known funora march the com mittee marched about the room, stop ping in front of Mir. SpraEuc. wher,
 
 examination II proved to be tho prop ertY of MT Dyson, who had brought along some Christmas gifts for Ro tarians. The contents included amonl other things, a curry comb for "Ted mcAuliffe the brush that goes witt it for D. McMillan. a suit of red striped paiamas for somebody, re- flannel undershirt and gold brick fo' the club. The gifts were accepted oi behalf of the members by MT sprague. The presentation to the by sons followed.
 The reception of guests took the form of a regular hotel reception. 4 uniformed "tell hop" wearing 2 badge labeled Hotel Rotary" nc the guests at the door and tool charge of their outer wraps Ther they went to the desk and registered where they were given the numbe. of their places and their keys, at tached to small boutonnaires Of roses and violets.
 International Review.
 During the balance of the meal the guests were treated to a vaudeville performance by the International Re view, of New Britain an entertaining aggre egation Of performers rapidly in creasng in popularity Al Malmgren. aa "Bozo AL" made a hit as a com edian. bigger hit as a xylophone artist and then topped off an excellent performance with one of his famous chalk talks, caricaturing prominent persons in the room.
 Pleased the Crowd
 Happy" Pilz, as "Schlitz" and John Steiner, as "SChlotz." kept the audi ence in screams of laughter at their funny jokes and funny antics while impersonatinE two Dutch comedians, now seldom seen on the stage. Hurl- but Griswod, &s soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Malmgreu on the piano. gave 2 more sober touch as a fitting climax to splendid program.
 Music between courses and for dancing which followed was furnish ed by Parker's Alpha orchestra,
 Speaker introduced
 Lessons learned hy visiting needy families over Christmas formed the topic,of few remarks made by Pres ident sprague in introducing the speaker Of the evening, Lewis Hodous,
 Mir. Hodous, who is 9 student of Far Eastern conditions and has spent government and it's people as his theme and explained somewhat of conditions in that country.
 Wants to he Let Alone
 He claimed that what China want7 today, is not so much interference by the foreign governments but to be let alone to work out for her own destiny. The Chinese want control Of their own territory. They want Japan out of Shantung and Nanchrria and the British and French out of their Chinese possessions They want, in other words "Territorial Integrity" Counts on postofliCeS
 They want administrative integrity. They want 10 control their own gov ernment and have the iudges of the foreign courts removed. Foreign con trolIed postonices will have to be re moved befor China can take her pro per place in the world. Today, record ing to the speaker, if is possible to send letter from one part of the country to another without the epistie ever getting near a Chinese postottiCe, Japan has 124 postofiiCcs in China, Great Britain has four and lnited States has i. Soldiers of foreign coun- tries must he removed.
 ltaDt Their Own Railroads
 China demands economic integrity The three Chinese governments in