New Britain herald., 1922-11-18


 Mrs, George Dyson. Mrs George Caldwell, Mrs, Charles Glover, Mrs. M A, kinsela of Harrison street and Mrs. Howard Parsons of Steele street opened their home Wednesday after noon to the second of a series of food sales and bridge parties which the Sunshine society Is giving to raise funds for the new girls dormitory at the childrens Home. Tables were re- served by Mrs. A, A. Mills. Mrs. Rob- ert Babcock, Mrs. F. Proudman, Mrs John Abel. Mrs. Frank Shields. Mrs, J. Williams. Mrs. Ernest Christ. Mrs B, F. Gaffney. Mrs. George Christ, Mrs. William MncKirdy, Mrs, Stanley Holmes. Mrs Harris Cook, Mrs. George Bodley, Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs. Howard Bruemmer, Mrs George Ashley. Mrs. F. Radcliffe. Mrs. Robert Clark, Mrs. William Porter, Mrs. Les lie Brotherton, Miss Florence Camp, Miss Carrie Damon, Mrs. William Par. ker and Mrs. John Pinches.
 The bridge party which will be ElNEH Ilthl Wfhi'nahs dl''Inooiis NV yember 22. at the home of Mrs. Har- old Lee Judd in Berlin. by the nurse committee of the New Britain Gen eral hospital, promises to be a great success. Mrs George Kimball. who Is chairman of the committed, an nounces that the proceeds of the sale of tickets will be used as fund to provide entertainment and diversion for the nurses Of the hospital during the coming winter The committee plans that the money will enable them to entertain in some way monthly at the nurses home here.
 The Daughters of Isabella's club rooms were filled with happy folks Saturday, who came to pay their re- spects to the Civil War veterans, who were the clubs guests at banquet after the parade. William Stewart, one of the veterans, was seventy-four years of age on that day. Master Billy Hall, Mir. Stewards youngest relative, stood at attention and in- formed the gathering that it was his uncre's birthday. Billy then lighted the seventy-four candles on the cake. A silk flag was presented to Mir. Stew art and a huge bouquet to Mrs. Stew art by the Isabelas.
 Miss Elizabeth Irving, daughter of Dr. Samuel Irving of Vine street. Is house party at the home of Mir. and Mrs. R. T. Rochmaond of South Manchester, Conn. this week end.
 Mrs. George Kimball is spending few days in New York city.
 Mortimer Camp. Herbert Camp and Judge J. H. Kirkham are attending .he Yale-Princeton game in Princeton today.
 The Knights of Columbus concert and ball which Is to be held at the | State Armory on Arch street next Wednesday evening promises to be | one of the most important events of | the week. Special music from New York city has been provided for the and dancing and most elab- orate decorations have been arrang- ed for. Dr. M. W. Maloney is chair man of the committee of arrange 
 The members of the Emma Hart Willard chapter, D. A. R.. held their regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Roger Wooding in Kensington.
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 Mrs. M. J. Shonts of Stuart street, Maple Hill, has returned from ten | lay trip to New York city.
 Lawyer Harry H. Millowitz left esterday for Syracuse, New York. to ttend the syracuse-C Colgate football ,ame today.
 The A. A. Sorority announces its Thanksgiving dance to be l.ld on Saturday, December 2, at the .lks' club.
 Mrs. Joseph Morgan of New Ha- en, formerly of this city. is visiting Ter mother, Mrs. Alice Moore Of Black Rock avenue. The ways and means committee of he Business and Professional club is flaming for the third of a series of ard parties 10 be held at the club ooms on Thursday evening, Novem- CT 23. Miss Dorothy Kellogg of New York 1 ty, is the house guest of Mrs. AL srt Schilling of Harrison street over e weekend