New Britain herald., 1922-03-25

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 The organizations which will hene. ht by the results of this campaign are; the Boys club, the Visiting Nurse association, the Girl scouts the Roy Scouts, the Charity organiza ton. the City Mission, the pny Nursery and the Tuberculosis relief,
 
 The members of the Epworth league of the Methodist church 0, Painville are prepa ring to present T | play In the church auditorium on Wednesday evening" April T, Mrs Phillip Morris being in charge Of the play and George Nelson. of the pro. gram,
 Mrs. Ruth Mcintyre Dadourlan, Of Hartford. will address the meeting of the New Britain League Of Women Voters at the Chamber Of Commerce rooms on Monday evening. This is the fourth of a series Of six lectures which are being given under the auspices Of the League of Women Voters. Mrs. Walter Powers of New York city is the guest Of Mrs w. r. Ba- con Of Lexington street.
 Mrs. C. H.. Parsons and Mrs. l.. Hoyt Peasc returned yesterday from Snptherp Dirrc
 The third Of series of informal dinners with bridge following was held at the Shuttle Meadow club Thursday evening. There were five tables. tho prizes were given to Mrs. Franklin Griswold and to A. J. So- per. These parties are proving very delightful and are very well attended.
 Miss Dorothy Booth. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Booth Of For rest street, returned Thursday from the katheryn Gibbs school, New York city. Miss Booth has as her house guest during the spring recess Miss Elizabeth Barber of New York city Miss Booth and Miss Barber will he guests at the dance which is being given to Miss Virginia Hart this eve ming at the Shuttle Meadow club.
 
 Mrs. William P. Felt had as her guest last weekend her sister, Mrs. Tinker, wife of Reverand Charles P. Tinker. D. D., rector of Grace Epis- copa church, Nutley, N. J,
 
 Mrs. M. A. Kinsella entertained at her home on Harrison street Wednes- day afternoon, the occasion being miscellaneous shower in honor Of her two sisters, Miss Mildred Johnson and Miss Maude Johnson of South Man. chester, who are soon to be married.
 Miss Jane Manners Dram Reading will take place in the Camp school auditorium, Tuesday evening, April 4, at s o'clock. Miss Manners will come to New Britain under the auspices of the College club and the Mount Ho'- yoke Endowment fund committee The officers of the local college club are the following: President, Miss Milly G. McAuley; vice-presiden. Miss Mabel F. Judge; corresponding secretary, Miss Elizabeth Hunger ford; recording secretary. Miss Edna Simmons; treasurer, Miss Beatrice Neal: while the officers of the Mt. Holyoke Endowment committee are Chairman, Miss F. Gertrude Rogers; secretary, Mrs. T. s. Cosswell, and treasurer, Miss Mildred Weld
 
 Mir, and Mrs. M. Siderowsky and daughters, Anna and Dorothy arc spending the weekend in New York. Mrs. Alex Siderows of 272 Carlton street is spending the weekend with Ter mother Mrs. M. Cramer of Mass.
 The New Britain lodge, B. F. 0. F. will hold it's seventeenth anniversary ,anuuet at the EIks' Home, Washing on street, on Tuesday evening, 1 March 2S; the committee in charge being Timothy w. O'Rrien, John w. .ynch. Edward F. Looms Dr. Ed ward J. Dray Harvey Walrath and George Dobson.
 Captain Stuart Mckirdy, U. $. A., s at his home here on leave of ,besnce.
 Miss Eliza beth Roby who has held he position of Industrial Secretary It the New Britain Y. w. c. A. has assigned her office. the resignation to ake effect on April 1. Miss yRoby eX- ,ects to do government work in the department of vocational training for men, and she will, probably, ,e stationed somewhere in Connec1- ut.
 The Connecticut group of the New England modern language association s holding it's 36th annual meeting at