New Britain herald., 1922-11-11

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 The Girl Scout Leaders association met Wednesday evening and organ ized for the winter months, Miss Leonora Fox was elected president and Miss Susan Roth was elected sec retary, Miss Lois Shaw. scout direc- tor, who has had considerable esper- fence in New York and Boston schools in this work, Is teaching the leaders, She Is assisted by Miss Mil' dred Barrows, During the winter, Mrs, Earl Bishop is to give a course In first aid and home nursing, and Dr, Ger trude Kinsella is 10 give talks on per sonal hygiene.
 Miss Virginia Root of East Berlin has been elected a member of the junior soccer team at Connecticut college, and Miss Marion Viberts of Kensington has been electer to the senior soccer team,
 Mrs. U. G. Lucas of Linwood street motored to Poughkeepsie, N. r.. on Monday last.
 General Field Secretary George T. Berry will address the opening meet ing of the McAJl association at the South Congregational church tomor- row afternoon at o'clock, He will tell of the French life as 1t Is lived today and of his recent visit to Paris as one of the American representa- tives to the flftieth anniversary of the McAll Mission held in Paris in June. Organist Beebe will open the service with French organ music and the childrsn's McAll will sing appropriate songs.
 General Field Secretary George T, Berry who will address the meeting of the McAll association at the South Congregational church tomorrow aft ernoon will be entertained at the home of MT. and Mrs. W. c. Hunger ford of Russell street.
 Plans are completed for the an- nual Thanksgiving dance which the Wentworth club will give at the Y NJ. C.. A. a
 The Wentworth club announces a smoker to be held at the club rooms on Monday evening. November 1s. |
 Miss Ruby Andrews, daughter of Mir and Mrs. John Andrews of Bas- sett street Is spending the weekend in New York city, the guest of Mir and Mrs Stewart Lyle, Mrs. Lyle was, before her marriage in septem ber, Miss Ann Tomkies of New York city and a frequent visitor in town.
 Miss Priscilla Crabtree, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Walter Crabtree of Lin coin street, entertained the A. A Alumnae girls at bridge, at her home Tuesday evening Prizes were award ed to Miss Frances Dean of Hartford formerly of this city and to Miss Margaret Foster.
 On Saturday, November 1s. at 5 o'clock. the wedding of Miss Florence Holmquist, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Oscar Holmquist of Barnett street, and Leon filling of Kensington, will take place at the home of the brides parents. Rev. pr. Abel A. Ahlouist pastor of the Swedish Lutheran } church. will perform the ceremony Miss Holmquist will have for hel maid of honor Miss Marjorie Foreir l and her bridesmaids will be yivial Anderson of Hartford and Hildu } Torrell of this city. Henry Swanson , will be MT. filings best man.
 The Woman's club of Maple Hill next Wednesday afternoon at ths home of Mrs. J, T. Hart of Thomp' son street. Mrs B.. F. Damon. Mrs L. I. Kingsley and Mrs. H. B. Olm, stead are in charge.
 
 Miss Hazel Timbrell. daughter 0. Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Timbrell 0, Jubilee street and George ". Foberl of Jubilee street were married at o'clock this afternoon at the Stanle, Memorial parsonage by Rev. Ray mond Gilman. They were attended by Miss Helen Foberg. a sister of tn. groom. and Raymond Tlmbrell, . brother of the bride.
 .I The Commonwealth club has an [ nounced its program for the season The first meeting will be on Tuesday November 14, when J, Bernard Walker will lecture op Bridging tn, Hudson" On February 6, the meet ing will be addressed by Harry Col lins Spillman, who is educational al rector of the Remington Typewritel company, Mir Spillman has choser for his topic Personality" On Apri l3. Harry c. ostrander, a world traveller, will lecture on Mexico. tn, Egypt of the New World" Mir, Ols trander's talk will be illustrated Eacf of the meetings will bo preceded b, a supper which will be served a 6.Sn o'rlock