New Britain herald., 1922-05-06

the Choral society, is again in charge
 ana IS materially assisted by Mrs
 Ruth Bennett Lindsay, accompanist.
 Miss Vera Stevens, instructor in art at the Central Junior High school was awarded first prize in design at the annual spring exhibit of the Hartford Art society. David Rich man took first honors for the best drawing from d living model, Harold Skinner for the best drawing from an antique figure. Algot Sternberg for the best drawing from an antique head and for the best costume il- lustration.
 Mrs, A. c. kimbal of Lexington street will leave the latter part of next week for Atlantic City and Hot Springs Arkansas, she will be away | two weeks
 Miss Lillian Burnett of Sexton street entertained for Miss Mary Mo- l Namara at miscellaneous shower last evenl.,s. Miss McNamara will become the bride of Francis Hilbie on June 7th.
 The New Britain College club gave its annual benefit bridge this after noon at the Y. w. c. A. gymnasium. There were forty tables playing. A potted plant was given to the win ming person at each table. Candy and punch was sold during the aft lernoon. The gymnasium was very at- tractively decorated with quantities of apple blossoms. Mrs. Stanley Holmes, Miss Norma Regan and Miss Louise Noble were in charge
 Members of the H. L. Club gave a May basket party in honor of Miss Nellie Murnane at the home of Miss Elsie loomis, daughter of Mir and Mrs. E. A. Loomis of Chestnut street last evening. About 40 girls were present and they presented Miss Mur- nane with a May basket full of gifts.
 The home was prettily decorated for the occasion with nosegays of sweet peas, the colors being pink, yellow and lavender
 Miss Murnane who has been em- ployed at the Stanley Works as the editor of the Stanley Workers, is soon 10 be the bride of Charles Dalton also employed at the Stanley Works.
 The New Britain Teachers club will present two short plays. Three Dear Friends and "Rosalie" on We'd nesday evening, May 10. at the Gen. tral Junior High school auditorium with dancing following. The pro- gram is as follows:
 THREE DEAR FRIENDS Eva ............. Margaret Collins GeggS ............... Anne Butler Maid ............,.. Mrs. Weisman
 "ROSALIE" MT. Boul .,......,... ANeril Ensten Mrs. Boul .......... Adrienne Baby Rosalie ..,.........,. Verna Foberg
 The senior prom" at Yale univer- 'ity will be held on Monday evening, June 19, at Woolsey hall.
 Miss Laurene Mouat, daughter of Nr. and Mrs. Laurence Mouat of Irove Hill, is home from Portchester, New York, to spend the week -end with her parents. She has as her guests Miss Helen B. Bowman of .owvil1e, New York, and Harry ,dams of Worcester Mass. They will attend the May ball at the Shut le Meadow club this evening.
 The senior promenade will be held t Trinity college on Monday evening. une 19,
 Miss Amaia Traut, daughter of Mir. nd Mrs. George Traut of West Main treet will give a May festival dance t her home this evening.
 Mrs Joseph H. Mitchell Of Fair jew street gave miscellaneous mower for Miss Anna Nolz. daughter [ Mir and Mrs A N. Nolz of Bas- it street on Thursday evening, The ouse was very prettily decorated ith pink sweet peas and yellow iaf-
  , Thonias Clerkin Of Elm stree, in me.
 Mir. and Mrs, Alexander IdacKay of lncolu street arc spending the week. ld in the Catskills
 Edward Christ, son Of MT. and Mrs rnest Christ of Garden street. is ome from l.. r. |, Troy, New York, 1T tle week -ond
 Mr. ard Mrs. George W. Odenwadt
 Lincoln street, last night an~ ,unced the wedding ot their daugh- r, Miss Give g. Cienwaldt to homas CUmbcrlidge, of Meriden. te ceremony took place ol October :, 1921. with Rev. c. c. Chappell of