New Britain herald., 1922-11-24
of Miles Standish" and Alice i WOndarland q,

of Miles Standish'' and Alice in Wonderland"
 The children have shown them- selves extraordinarily adept at mak- ing the costumes for the affair, their ingenuity being used to form hats and crowns of paper, wigs of cotton and spears and rafts out of wood scra ps. The parents were invited to attend The work, of the children was com- mendabie.
 Will Give Plays Next Week.
 Membefs of the seventh grade at the Kensington Grammar school will give 2 Thanksgiving play at the school next Wednesday,.
 On Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock an entestainment will be given at sForestaf9 f9sslall by pupils of the first six grades. The program will con sist of songs, plays and recitations. Parents and friends of the pupils have been invited.
 7 The proceeds of this entertainment will go toward defraying the cost of stereoscopes bought by the pupils for work in geography classes. The pu- pills have already paid good share of money needed to buy these articles.
 Junior Committee to Give Party.
 The first social affair to be given by the Junior committee of the Worthington Community Center as- sociation will be held this evening in the community house. Games will be played and dancing will be en- joyed Refreshments will be served in the course of the evening. The | patrons and patronesses for this af- fair are MT. and Mrs. Garner Good win and Mir. and Mrs Chase Coale.
 Victoria Fiske is the chairman of | this committee. The other members include Marjorie Galpin, Edith Pren- -ice, Lucy Goodwin, Earnest Scho- ield, Arthur Durity and Walton Meagley
 Expect Heavy Traffic.
 Officials Of the town of Berlin are that traffic will be ex- remedy heavy during the morning ind late afternoon tomorrow. due to he Harvard football game in New Haven. It is not yet known whether special policeman will be tationed at the intersection of Farm ngton avenue and Berlin street to Iirect the stream of automobiles. However, several officials favor hav- ng a constable placed there.
 Funeral of Mrs. Pcnfield.
 The funeral of Mrs. Walter Pen eld of East Berlin was held this fternoon from her late home at 2 clock. Burial was in the Wilcox emetery.
 of John Randolph Hooker.
 The funeral of John Randolph locker was held from his late home l Kensington ct 2 o'clock this after- oon, Rev. Dr. George w. c. Hill of ne South Congregational church, lew Britain officiating. Burial was l West Lane cemetery, Kensington.
 An Appreciation.
 The following has been contributed , , The Herald by friend of the late , ohm R. Hooker: ,1 In the death of John R. Hooker, [ erin loses one of the few remain f lg life long residents He was born ' nd, with the exception of few years New Britain, had resided all his T fe in Berlin. T In his time he was widely known f IT bis musical ability and in that ' nc was closely followed by his son, n ralter P. Hooker, who was mem \ ,r of the Hartford Philharmonic o ind and also the Lyceum Orchestra . D to the time of his death ten years t 70. d MT. Hooker was respected by al. !, ho knew him and has often been ' ferred to as type of The grand d man.
 East Berlin Items. Mrs. Dellis Lord and daughter, fl lrbara, of Middletown spent Thurs a, " as the guests of relatives on Will Ia X avenue. sl The library will be open this eve- IT ng from 7:3o to s:30 o'clock for R e exchange of books. e7 Ia, The regular weekly barn dance will d, held at the home of MT. Woke in in est Cromwell this evening.
 Miss Jessie Able of Bristol has been vt e guest Of her parents, Mir. and to rs. Rudolph Able on Grove street. i, The funeral of Mrs. Walter Pen W Id was held from her late home DC