New Britain herald., 1922-11-04

The Business and Professional Women's club will entertain the Ro- tary club members and their wives and the Chamber of Commerce di- rectors and their wives in the club rooms on Thursday evening, Novem- Der 9.
 President Gertrude J. Kinsella,, Vice President Mildred G. Weld, Treasurer s. Helen Phillips, Secre- tary Mary E. Curtin, Cor Secretary Josephine Crawley, the, officers of the club, will receive the guests. | Susan c. Murphy, Anne Nave, Ella Ferguson, Katherine Minor, Ruth : Grocock. Elizabeth Leghorn, Anna Goldsmith, Marguerite Tracy, Anne Pomeroy and Grace Claffey who make up the board of directors of the club, will assist with the entertaining. The | following committee is in charge of ! refreshments: Marguerite Reynolds, chairman Mrs Robert Clark, Marion ! Beach, Abbie Dawson, Mrs. Lucy | Dempsey, Elizabeth Wainwright, Eileen Gilmore, Margaret Bartlett, Margaret Sheehan, Anna Foberg, Frances Ferguson. The following members will act as ushers: Helen Rackliffe, Marion Campbell, Cora Reale, Sadie Duguid. Norma Trew- | hella, Josephine Rathbourne, Mary Preissel, Mary Donahue.
 What promises to be one of. the | largest social affairs of the season is ] the annual Knights of Columbus ball and concert which is to be given by the Daily Council Knights of Colum- 1 bus, on Wednesday evening, Novem- Der 22, at the state arnlory on Arch street. Elaborate preparations have been made to have the ball this year surpass those of other years. The | Cascades Orchestra" from the Bilt- | more hotel, in New York city, will l furnish the music for the concert and dancing, Charles Cleveland. Grand | Knight of the Daly council, k. of C., is chairman of the committee of ar- engagements.
 i Miss Edith Lynn of Greenwood street entertained several friends at her home Monday evening at Hal lowe'en party. The house was attrac- lively decorated in orange and black.
 Friends of Miss Lillian Greenberger of Stanley street, this city, will be in- terested to know that she is studying at the Alviene School of Dance Arts of 72nd street, New York city. l s L. AIrs " Clopc, J1x;,, ,u. .,. street returned on Thursday from New York city, where she spent the early part of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. Franklin Griswold of sherman court, have returned from Sullivan County, N. Y,
 | #s l The Monday night dancing class will have its opening lesson on Mon- day evening, November 6. at the Shut tie Meadow club. Mrs. Nathena God : frey of Hartford, will conduct the class.
 Ronald Boardman of 19 Murray street is spending the weekend with friends in Bronxville, N. Y. l The Assyrian women members of the South Church Sunday school, en- ioyed game party" Wednesday af- ternoon at the church The afternoon was spent in playing games after which tea and homemade cake was served. Teachers of the classes for Assyrian women presided over the en- Itertainment, among whom were Miss Lettie Learned, Miss May M. Booth, Miss Nettie Daniels, Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Mott. The children, who were 1 brought by their mothers, were enter- tained by Miss Airline Root in room which had been specially set aside for them.
 Miss Mabel Pihl. daughter of the Reverend c. E. Pihl of Franklin square, has been elected a member of the Glee club at Mt. Hoyoke.
 Mrs. William s. Rowland of Lin- coin road, has returned from Nan tuckeI.