New Britain herald., 1922-05-27


 slogan of those who were responsible for the success Of the Girls club banquet held at the Y. w. C. A. gym last Tuesday night. Mrs. kronh olm served delicious supper and after wards each club present presented a report of it's activities and It's pur- pose All of the reports showed con- siderable social interest, most of the programs being given over to purely social affairs, but nearly all were do- ing welfare work too, either inside or outside of their respective offices. | The decorations were beautiful, each club carrying out it's club col OTIS. Landers had the largest dele gation and occupied two long tables the entire length of the hall, artisti- cally decorated in pink and white The effect was enriched ny the sup ply of silver which was generously loaned by the firm. Tall silver urns filled with azalias, pink lady slippers and pink favors were conspicuous. P. F. Corbin Girls club came close second with orange and black decor ations. Handsome banners and clever caps of orange and black were their distinctive feature. Stanley Works were conspicuous with balloons of various colors which the girls wore in their hair. The Anchor Brand girls generously provided the emblem of their club, silver plated anchors, for all who attended the banquet and their tables were distinguished by the same emblems. Russell and Erwin girls wore hairbands with the name Russwin woven in.
 Vocal numbers and dancing follow ed, the I.anders Girls contributing a short sketch. Owing to illness Miss Katherine Campbell of F, F. Corbin club could not take her part in the program but otherwise it was carried out as planned.
 The girls unanimously voted to have another get-together in the fall.
 Joseph Palmroot, tenor soloist of Brooklyn, N. Y, rendered q pleasing program at the Swedish Bethany church Thursday evening. The con- cert was held under the auspices of the Sunday school to pay for piano being used in the church. Mr. Palm root is not unknown to New Britain people, having appeared here once be- fore, and he was given hearty vel come when he greeted the congrega- tion at the Swedish church Thursday | night Thure W, Frederickson, or ganist, rendered selections which | were well received.
 The ushers at the concert were: | "a J11 l Nilsen. Elmer Johnson, Harry Bloom berg and Milton Hjerpe.
 Miss Barbara Swift, daughter of Talmadge Swift of Cedar street, is home from Putnam Hall Poughkeep- sic, N. r.. for the summer vacation.
 Mrs John krkham, Miss Carolyn Bartlett, Miss Eleanor Lewis, Miss | Irene Swift and Miss Irene Andrews l. the Junior Achievement boys picnic which was held in Plain vile on Wednesday afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs, Bennett Nelson of Harrison street will attend the com mencement exercises of their daugh-
 
 Dental school in Boston on June 1.
 
 Mrs. Henry Donnelly of Lincoln | street entertained three tables of bridge Tuesday evening at her home.
 Mir. and Mrs, Max Jnkelbach and l amily of Black Rock avenue are spending the holidays at their sum- ner home in Bay View, Milford, Conn.
 Mir. and Mrs Fred Loomis and laughter, Miss Edith Loomis. of Har- I son street. are at Bay View, Milford. T or a few days Miss Eleanor Lewis of Russell treet is to sail for Europe June 24 rom Montreal, Canada. on the Cor ican. She will go with party of -oung friends, which will include Miss . Alice Redheld and Miss Dorothy Bill U f Hartford and Miss Phyliss Maxwell f Rockwell
 Miss Gladys l. Nickerson, Miss a florence Cowes and Miss Thelma ( utherand of Mount Holyoke college re spe ndinE tn" week at the home Of Iiss Nickersons parents. Mir. and Mrs, V r E. Nickerson h Mir. and Mrs R C TUitchel and s amily of Forest strsat are at Pocata- { oEue I