New Britain herald., 1922-03-22
Respectfully submitted,
 MDg ~ McETNNE

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 $717,10 Respectfully submitted,
 MRS. A. c. MCKENZIE,
 Chairman of Civic Committee. we have all enjoyed the welcome and the nd-shake at each meeting, and the platform decorations have been especially attractive this year. All this has been the work of the faithful hospitality committee and we feel that much credit is due its capable chairman, Miss Lefty Learned Her report follo&s
 Hospitality Committee.
 "The hospitality committee has en- deavored throughout the season to fulflrits duties and hopes that 1t has met with some measure of success,
 However, some omissions and mis- takes stand out, and we remember with regret the day early in the year when q large lecture audience groped its way down an unfamiliar ana Wlha- ing stairway in utter darkness, whiie members of our committee hunted frantically for the janitor who was not found, and who alone could turn on the lights.
 "Then too, we remember the open ing and closing and again opening ana closing of high, heavy windows "itl long. unmnnageable rods, in well meaning efforts to satisfy those who were in draughts and those ~ho "ere to warm, and later finding that u modern ventilating system IS Tn gooa working order and the windows need not be. touched.
 "These shortcomings and others' nav we think, be fairly charged lo the unfamiliar and rather confusing surroundings to which we all nave gradually been able to adjust our selves. "At each meeting something mas been done to make the stage al.rae- five. and at our evening meetings es- necial effort has been made.
 "Members of the committee nave been present each club day to attend to our prescribed duties, some oi which have been to arrange room ana stage before each meeting; to mee' and help members and guests; to manage heat and lights; to pass pro- grams and present flowers ana oc' casionally to assist the social com mittee in perving refreshments. respectfully submitted, | "JETTY H. LEARNED, Chairman
 "club affairs have been given the necessary publicity by our press com nittee and Miss Mary Bingham chairman. submits the following re port:
 RcDort of Press Committee.
 "The chairman of the press com mittee desires to state that eacf meeting of the Woman's club appear ing on the calendar for the year ha' been reported by some member of the committed The ladies comprising the committee have been very faithful 1T preparing reports of the meetings anc | have at all times shown an interest IT doing any work required of them fol | the press.
 "The newspaper reporters have been very courteous in receiving these reports, and have been careful to give them an advantageous position 1T I their columns.
 During the year an additiona sheet of Social Notes has been added !, to the New Britain Herald an through its columns sthe activities the club have received added atten | tion.
 "The chairman wishes to thank a this time all who have co-operatet with her in the work of the press.
 'Respectfully submitted,
 MARY E. BINGHAM 1 Chairman "The social committee has oftel labored under great disadvantage during the past season but has at al times created an atmosphere o friendly feeling and sociability, our meetings. The report of the chair man, Mrs Arthur Harrop follows:
 Report of the Social Committee
 "The social committee served a only five of the meetings this veal The reason for that was because al meetings were more largely attende' than heretofore, and because of tn inconvenience of sewing. Our larges inconvenience of serving. Our larges served about three hundred people.
 Respectfully submitted,
 HELEN s. HARROP,
 .. Chairman
 At the close of each year it be comes our pleasant duty to @xten our thanks to the chairman and mem bers of all committees, to the press and to all who have in any way cor tributed to the welfare of the club. l 1T m nersnnallv grateful to tn