New Britain herald., 1922-05-27
MISS DOROTHY BOOTH

This week, reminiscent of "Flander
 Fields where peoples blow, betweel the crosses, row on row. has beel
 official poppy week in the United
 States. as well as in many countries 0 Europe. Everywhere the f1amini flowers, which, for the most part have been made by the war orphans
 of France have been bought sold anC
 worn, while thoughts and hearts hon
 or the soldier dead.
 | Locally, the distribution of poppie.
 has been carried on by the Eddy.
 Glover post, American Legion and the
 Walter J. Smith Post, Veterans o1
 Foreign Wars, ably assisted by the
 la dies auxiliary of each organization iary has had charge of the sale ot peoples in the booths. aided by Mrs J. F. Faulkner, Mrs. Hellberg, Mrs
 Cora Eddy, Mrs. Tomlin, Mrs. Norton
 Mrs. Harold Bertini Mrs. Norman
 Bertini. Mrs. Fay, Miss Irene Swift l Miss Agnes Vance, Miss Eleanor | l.ewis Miss Ruth Bristol. Miss Cor inne Goodwin and Miss Cora Der tini; while Miss Grace Stowell and
 Miss Gladys Marsh directed tag day which was observed today. The ladies committee of the Veterans of Foreign Wars consisted of Mrs. How ard Smith. chairman; Mrs. Eugene Jones, Mrs. Harry Defiance. Mrs. John McGrath, Mrs. John Schwab and Miss Julia Carroll.
 Miss E,loise Unkelbach, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Max u-nkelbach of Black Rock avenue, came home from the Boston University to spend the holi- days with her parents at Bay View Milford. She has as her guest her room mate, Miss Helen Banning of Oakdale, Massa achusetts.
 Mrs. Walter Gallagher of New York city is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Cross of 40S Arch street Mrs. Gal lagher recently married. She was formerly Mrs, Luke Reynolds
 The Misses Esther, Edith and Mill dred Westman left today for New York city where they will stay over the holidays. They also expect to visit in Brooklyn and Arlington, New Jersey, during their stay.
 Mrs. Olander and son Gunnard of Rhodes street are spending the hoi- days in New York city with friends.
 A kitchen shower was given to Mir and Mrs. Oscar Johnson at their home on Ellis street Monday evening by several of their friends. Refresh ments were served. Mrs. Johnson was before her marriage Miss Clara Carl son of Prospect street
 Miss Margaret Foster, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Wells Foster of Russell street is the week lend guest of Mir | md Mrs. W Peck of Meriden at their summer home on Money Island. She will attend the dance at the Highland | Country club in Westied, Monday evening.
 The Misses Lillian Greenbereer and | Gunice z komis of 661 Stanley street | ire leaving Sunday morning 10 spend | he week in New York and New Jersey.
 Mir and Mrs Howard NJ. Barnes of slip, Long Island. are visiting at the lome of Mir Barnes parents, MT. and irs. L. NJ. Barnes of 45 Lincoln street.
 Mrs. Virgil Palmer entertained her unday school class at tea Friday aft rnoon at her home on Lincoln street. he guests included Miss Marjorie 'otts, Miss Lillian Schroedel, Mrs ldelaide Young. Miss Ruth Wachter nd Miss Marguerite Prescott.
 Miss I.aurene Mouat, daughter of IT, and Mrs. Laurence Mouat of +rove Hill IS home from Port Ches- sr, Conn. over the weekend.
 Doctor and Mrs. Clifford W. Vivian nd children of West Main street are t their summer home at Pine orchard.
 Friends of Miss Eunce Humphrey ill be interested to know that she as been elected president of her so- nrity house. "Sorosis." at the I-ni-er- Ky of Michigan Miss Humphrey is i he daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest ' humphrey of Lincoln street.