New Britain herald., 1922-02-04
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ter of Dr, and Mrs, John F, Martin, of this city, and William K. Dunn, of New York city. will be married next Wednesday at the Church of St. Paul the Apostle in New York city. The wedding ceremony will be at- tended only by members of the i'm mediate family and will be followed by a wedding breakfast at the Hotel Marseiles. Charles A. Locke of New York city, friend of the groom, and Miss Ramona Martin of this city, n sister of the bride, will attend the couple. After wedding trip to St. Augustine, Fla, covering period of one month, Mir. and Mrs. Dunn will .x..c up their residence in New York city
 Miss Martin has attended New Rochelle college for the past three years She is graduate of the New Britain High school in the class of 1918, and ia prominent socially. MT. Dunn is a graduate of Stevens Tech in the class of 1916,
 The members of the New Britain Woman's club enjoyed very interest
  noon when Professor M. r. Allen of Trinity college addressed them. The subject of Professor Aliens address was, '"The Ebb Tide of the Drama of the Nineteenth Century" a subject which he treated most ably, having made a thorough study of the history and development of the drama. Pro- lessor Allen thinks that although far from perfect, the present day drama, which began with Ibsen in 1S99 is the best since Shakespeare.
 The temporary committee for the organization of a New Britain branch of the Connecticut League of Women Voters has called meeting for Mol- day evening, Feb. 6, at o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. The purpose of this organization of women is to help to secure efficiency in gov ernment by arousing women to their civic responsibilities, urging them to be active members of existing poiti- cal parties The league, furthermore, will offer courses in political education and citizenship and programs for practical work. It will provide a meet ing ground for women of all parties and groups where they may exchange ideas and work together for things of common interest.
 The meeting of Monday evening will be addressed by Miss Grace Mur- ray, state organizer for Connecticut, and by Mrs Stanley Galpin of Berlin,
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 All citizens interested in learning more about the League of Women Voters, whether they wish to join it or not, are cordially invited to the meeting.
 Miss Corinne Bacon Is chairman and members of the committee are: Miss r. J. Baker, Mrs Buell. B. Bassette. Mrs Wm. F. Brooks Miss Helen J. Bunce, Miss Helen G. Caldwell, Miss Margaret Crawford, Miss Mary F. Curtin, Mrs Edgar T. Glass, Mrs. Stanley T. Goss, Miss Mabel Hubbard, Mrs. Arthur c. Kimbal, Dr. Gertrude J. KMsella, Mrs c. H. Kirkham, Miss Margaret C. McMahon, Mrs. F. J. OBrien, Miss E. " Poole, Miss Mar garet Sheehan, Miss Jean Wardrope.
 The members of the local Y W. c. A. are planning an unusually novel entertainment for Friday evening February IF, and Saturday afternoon, February IS, in the form of carni- val. This event promises to be most entertaining as the preparations smack so truly of the carnival spirit, and 1t is hoped that carnival-loving crowd in great numbers will De = attend ance. The program will consist of the entertainment sale of cake and candy, and dancing, the financial pro- ceeds going to meet the current ex- penses of the organization so that there will be no deficit at the end of the year.
 One enjoyable feature of the vau- deyille on this occasion will be "Celes- tia Love-" Chinese pahtomime, which Mrs, Maurice Pease, who has travelled in China. is helping to stage. The cast of this sketch is as follows: Sha Wing, a Chinese mandarin ...
 ......... Miss Julia Weber Chin Long, his servant ..........
 Miss Anna ajaskas Flaw Doc, his secretary .......
 ... Miss Betty Applegren Ting Ling, his daughter ........
 ... Miss Adelaide Hausras Tip Tow, her maid .........:..
 ,... Miss Marion Cashen Boo Hoo, the rich lover ........, Miss Ida Lafayette
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 The Yale Alumni association of Hartford county gave dinner We'd nesday evening at the Hotel Bond in Hartford in honor of President Angell of the university and George Chap pell of Stamford. MT, Chappell is the author of the much -talkedof Cruise of the Kawa." He is known as "Col. Walter Traprock" Judge Edward L. Smith of Hartford, who is a very bril- liant speaker, acted as toastmaster. President Angell of Yale, President Ogilby of Trinity and George Chap pei lwere the speakers of the evening. New Britain people who attended are: Valentine Chamberlain, Malcolm Far mer, Herbert Pease, H. c. M. Thomp- son, Elisha II. Cooper, w. c. Hunger ford, w. M Coholan Harold Hatch, c. Merwn, J. D. Williams, Judge George Klett, Robert Russell, Robert Vance, Stanley Traceski, R. c. Twitchel, Stanley Eddy, William Hungerford and John H. kirkham
 Plans for the bazaar to be given by the members of Aziz Grotto in Elec- tric hall on March g, 10 and II are A.,ar oo,,, olAted The corYn nitteea are