New Britain herald., 1922-02-18

John F.. DOOllttle, son Ot MT. and Mrs. Fl. Doolittle of Pennington aven- ue has been elected secretary of the Junior class at the Rensselaer, Poly technic Institute at Troy, N. i., where he is pursuing a course in Electrical Engineering. Since entering the lnsti- ute in 1919, MT. Doolittle has been prominently identified with many stu dent activities. In his Sophomore year he was elected president of the neu- tras and was also q member of the Board of Commons. He is an asso- ciate editor of the Transit and is member of a number of professional societies and clubs. In athletics he has been prominent in football and cross country, having won an ''R' in the latter sport
 Miss Harriet Reynal. daughter of Mir and Mrs Louis Reynal of Grove Hill entertained at her home last evening at a very attractive bridge party for Miss Mildred Meisner of Berlin. There were three tables play ing, the prizes going to Miss Frances Dean and to Mrs. William Peace, Miss Meisner was presented with a very lovely leather writing tablet. Ice cream in the form of boats with flags on was served with many fancy cakes and coffee. a most appropriate form of refreshment since Miss Meisner is to sail next Tuesday on the $. S, Rocha ambeau for Paris to study art.
 
 Mrs. Gerald Coholan of Black Rock avenue has returned from Grand Rapids. Mich. where she has been spending the past six weeks with her parents.
 The Valentine Social and card party given by Isa bella Circle, Daugh- ters of Isabella, Tuesday evening, proved a great success there being 75 tables of whist. The prizes were awarded to Miss Mary Kelly. first prize, Mrs. R. Lambert. Mrs. $. Clark. Miss Minnie Mccarthy and Mrs. A. Smith. The gentemen's first prize, a five dollar gold piece, went to D. J. Donahue, while A. Davis, s. Hinch- life and E. l.. Hanna won the other gentemen's prizes. The proceeds of the party will be given to the building fund.
 Cromwell Case is home from Pitts burgh, Pa, spending a few days with his mother Mrs. C. O. Case of Maple street.
 About 75 ladies gathered at the home of Miss Cornela Chamberlain to listen to a realistic story of a French war orphan which was told by Mrs. Harris B. Humason. The orphans story depicted the life of France and of her crying need for Amerca's help. The spirit of the McAll Mission was brought out by the president, Mrs. Charles F.. Mitch ell who told of it's coming iiftieth an niversary which will be held in France this coming June. Miss Flor ence Camp gave graphic descrip- | ton of the jubilee luncheon held in New Haven last month. The detailed minutes of the auxiliary since last May were read by Miss Margaret Eddy. During the afternoon the ladies completed many small gar ments for the refugees of France, 1 Miss Francis Whittlesey announced that Miss Mildred billing, a harpist Of unusual talent lately returned from Paris, has been engaged to give a concert at the Camp school auditor ium on Friday evening. March 24 The proceeds will 20 to help earn the i pledge Of s25o for q vacation hall al st. Quentin. ....
 Miss Alice Rice of Columbia street is spending the weekend in Spring field
 Announcement is made of the mar riage in New York city on February [, of Miss Anna Bagso. daughter of Mir. and Mrs Joseph Basso of Chest nut street, and Joseph Sullivan Of Hartford. The bride has been con nected for some time with the East ern Millinery as T hat designer. Mir Sullivan is associated with the Pink erton Detective agency of New York Following tho wedding ceremony Mir and Mrs. Sullivan left on an extended wedding trip 10 Bermuda and upon their return they will make theiI home in this city.
 Mrs. stanley Parker and her niece Miss Dorothy l.ombra Of Harrison street left today on trip through the Panama Canal