New Britain herald., 1922-10-28
.. SOCIAL NEWS

The College club of New Britain hedl It's first meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. Louis P. Sladc of Stanley street on Tuesday evening. Preceding the social hour a short bus iness meeting was held at which Mrs. Edward Lancaster was elected presi- dent, succeeding Miss Mabel Judge, who left early In the summer for France. where she Is studying the French language.
 Miss Francis Ferguson was elected recording secretary. Thirteen new members were taken into the club, they include Miss Olive Lawrence of Smith college, Miss Iona D. Proctor of Rad cliffe, Miss Florence Young of Mount Holyoke, Miss Barbara Addis of Smith college, Miss Eleanor Fitzpat- rick of New Rochelle, Miss Camilla Almstrom Of the University of Wis consin, Miss Ellene McCarty of Bates. Miss Helen H. Fielden of Middlebury, Miss Ruth c. Woodworth of Welles- ley, Miss J. Elizabeth Patterson of Cornell, Miss Elizabeth Stone of Bos- ton University. Miss Olive Littlehales . of Connecticut college, and Mrs. J Douglas Johnston of Wellesley. Mrs. Willard Oquist and Miss Norma Re- gan were in charge of the social .,our and the affair took the form of a a Halloween party. Mrs. Slade served refreshments to her guests. She was assisted by Miss Agnes Finnergan. Miss Edith Adams. Miss Mildred Bed ford, Miss Helen Brown, Mrs. Willard Oquist and Mrs. Amy Guilford.
 ... The, dinner dance following the Yale West Point game which will be < held at the Shuttle Meadow club this evening will be very largely attended. . Members from all social sets are planning to be there and it is expected that nearly two hundred guests will Tbe there. Bolton and Cirriano's or chestra will play for dancing. Mem |. hers taking guests include MT. and { Mrs. Harold Judd, of Berlin, who will E give one of the largest dinner parties of the evening. Among others will be MT. and Mrs John Trumbull. of Plainville, MT. and Mrs. George Beach Of Bristol, Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Hatch. Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Searle. Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Hungerford, Mrs. Harris B. Humason. Mir. and Mrs W. H. ; Rattenbury Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Brs- toll. Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Taylor, Mir. and Mrs. C. Stanley. Mir. and Mrs. Cheney of Manchester T. w. Wilbur, Ronald Boardman, Judge Malone of Bristol and Mir. and Mrs. A. w. Stan . ley.
 Mrs. R. c. Twitchell will open her e home on Forest street next Wednes- day Nov. to benefit bridge which is being given by cousin of Mir. 2 Twitchell's, Mrs. Gertrude Ware 7 Bunce, to raise funds for the free : Kindergarten for the small colored children of Atlanta, Ca Mrs. Bunce has a great in interest and under z standing of these schools since she < helped to start them when she taught < in Atlanta. The schools are now very badly in need of funds to carry on the work which has been begun and which without more money. the color
 ed children will not have. Among those having tables are Mrs. Dana Vibberts, Mrs. Edward Case. Mrs sWalter Hart, Mrs. James North, Mrs. Ernest Pelton, Mrs. Howard Vessels, Mrs. Harold Sloper, Mrs. A. B. Porter,
 Mrs. R. s. Catlin, Mrs. G. Bt Taylor, Mrs. M. K. Pasco, Mrs. W. Judd, Mrs. : Andrew Parsons and Mrs. l.. E. Dary, 5 Mrs D. E. Dary opened her home in Maple Hill yesterday afternon to a bridge party and food sale which 7 was given under the auspices of the 1. Woman's club of Maple Hill. The af- : fair continued into the evening. Mrs. B, r. Damon was in charge of the bridge tables and Mrs. Frank B. Rau ? was in charge of the food sale {, Decorations were carried out in Halloween colors Among those re- serving tables were Mrs. C. r. Nit $ chen. Mrs. F. w. Macomber. Mrs George Swain, Mrs. R. E. Twitchell, Mrs. H. E. Damon, Mrs Jack Hart r Mrs. w Sternberg. Mrs. G. c. Taylor
 Mrs. George Dyson. Mrs. Larry Ban ford, Mrs. l.. M. Bancroft, Miss Swain and Mrs. Buell. Bassette.
 Mir. and Mrs. Douglas Johnston, of West Main street entertained at din- ner last night for Mir. Johnston's sis ter Miss Agnes Johnston, who is home from Yonkers, N. Y.. for the weekend. The dinner party was in honor of Miss Johnston's birthday
 Among the guests were Miss Olive Blackwell Griggs of PlainfieId. N. J.; c. Donald Plomber of New York city, and Ivan Rossiter of New Haven, Conn. The party attended the Yale Army game in New Haven today P
 Mrs Edward s. Lancaster of West Main street gave a tea yesterday af- ternoon at her home com plimenting Miss Helen Craig of Simsbury, Conn, whose engagement has recently been announced 10 Mrs. Lancaster's broth CT, Carl Blackington of Waterville, Maine Mrs. Emmet Schultz of Sims bury presided at the tea table, which was very attractively decorated with rose colored chrysanthemums. Mrs
 Herbert Swift Mrs. George Hicks
 Miss Florence Andrews. Mrs. Ralph Britton, Mrs. C. c. Fields and Mrs
 Jones assisted with the serving in the dining room
 Mrs. James Clerkin of 53 Smith street, entertained Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Isabel Kelly of South ington. who is shortly to enter the Nurses Training school Of st. Francis hospital, Hartford. About go friends of Miss Kelly were present. Whist was played and the following were the winners: First, Miss Grace Doherty; second, Mrs. M Tobn; third, Miss