New Britain herald., 1921-03-15
First Social of New Organization
 Held Last Evening 1
BASEBALL TEAM PLANS
Cemetery Association Holds Meeting Holy Name Society Entertain
 ment Progresses-Petition Held Up
 Other Items of Interest.

More than 60 members and friends 1 of the Ten Year Club,'' of the Trum- | bull Electri company, enjoyed a ban l quet at the assembly rooms of the 1 factory last night. The dinner was served at 6:30 o'clock It was the ttrEt social event of the organization, ] which was only recently founded. George Slading. New York manager
 of the Trumbull house, and George
 Joutras, assistant manager, were the guests of the club. William Georges, a salesman, also attended. Music was furnished for the banquet by Robert c. Grove on the violin; Louis Melan- son at the piano and Joseph Helm on the banjo.
 Several speakers were heard. John M. Trumbull gave a short talk as did Stanley S. Gwillin, president of the organization. Henry Trumbull, George Slading, Charles Sherman, Charles Livingston and Ralph Morrill, gave short addresses. After the din- ner and speech making, John H. Trumbull gave a showing of pictures taken while on a hunting trip in New Foundland. He also showed" some taken in the West Indies.
 The affair was arranged for by the social committee composed of Don aid Benjamin, H. E. Peck, H. Dostin, c. F. Riecker and Fred Hiltbrand. The officers of the club are: Presi- dent, C. R. Sherman; vice-president, Stanley s. Gwillim: secretary and treasurer, H. B. Stillman.
 Baseball Team Plans.
 The Plainville baseball team held a meeting last night and plans were outlined for the coming season Her bert Ewald was appointed secretary.
  and dance at the Grange hall some time in May and a com mittee was elected to arrange for the event. The committee is: John J. Murphy, Russell Wininger, Thomas Cassidy, Frank Foran and Floyd Kalish. The committee will meet again next Tuesday night and reports of progress will be given. The support of the townspeople is looked forward to at the coming entertainment, as funds to supply equipment and uni forms for the team will be secured from the proceeds. Several promi- i 1ent business men of the town have | pledged to back up the organization : n an effort to carry out the project ,f founding a league here. Four teams will compose the league. ,
 The management has been fortu- = ,a-e in getting Aliens field for next z I .-son and the majority or the games q will be played there. It is expected , hat practice games will be played f oon and the field will he rolled and . ut into shape. A meeting has been z allied for March 25 so that uniforms T nd colors for the team may be de- T ided upon. The team promises to VI e the best in several seasons. The F Tub is. attempting to organize an f thletic association whereby all gam :. any nature can be arranged for f. nd played under this associations VI upervision. The organization would ae that. football teams, basketball ', cams and others are founded, and i z rould back them up throughout the r eason. Should this proposition ma |. lre, Plainvil1e fans can be assured c f fast games of every sort during e 1e respective seasons. q
 Miss Emma Peace. . The funeral of Miss Emma Peace ;t yas held at o'clock this afternoon V, rom the home at 30 Broad street. f, .ev. James NJ. Tranmer and Rev. reorge F. Tyler officiated. Burial was l the West cemetery. II