New Britain herald., 1922-04-01

"The Wishing Well" is to be pre-
 sented by the New Britain Children
 McAll auxiliary on Tuesday, April II at the Camp school auditorium. Int play is written by Anna Jane Harn well, adapted from John Martin. book. The action takes place in the spring time in the yard of an old
 fashioned farm house. Shade tree and clusters of tall pines scattered over an informal lawn of green gras. and wild flowers, carpeted with pine needles, just the place where chidrer love best to play.
 The play will be introduced by g prologue given by Billy North, son ot Mir. and Mrs. James North of Sunny ledge; he will also read the epilogue
 Persons of the play: Nell-Fay Rattenbury. Grace - Patty Dalzell Peter-Richard Cooper Frank - Hoyt Pease. Carl-Richard Twitch- ell. Mary-Doris Merwin. Fanny Helen Bennett. Jane-Virginia Hill Henry-Henry Pasco. George-Pau Rogers. Tom--Richard Porter. Doro- thy--Adelaidc Bean. Old Witch = Marion Bennett. Water Sprite-Ella Sloper.
 Captain of soldiers Winthrop Warren. Soldiers - Carlton Loomis Billy Atwood Jerry Hart. Wellets Young, John Parsons, Judie Pease Petie kimball. Ross Gilpatric. | Crown bearer-Billy North. Lord Chamberlain - Elizabeth Parsons First Aunt-Barbara Parsons. Sec ond Aunt-Poly Pease. . Ten very little Nymphs of the well --Cynthia Warren. Prudie Pease, Bar bara Frisbie, Virginia Merwin, Doro- thy kinsela, Elizabeth Hatch, Jane Judd, Sally Dalzell, Jeanette Case, Clara Mitchell.
 "The Wishing Well" is being pre- sented under the direction of Mrs William Dazell and Miss Bertha Chamberlain, with Miss Grace Man ming at the piano and Henry Pelton, son of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Pelton, of Forrest street, property manager The proceeds of the affair will go to the Jubilee fund for which the chill dren are working.
 Mrs. John Loomis of Forrest street had as her house guest during the week Miss Margaret Buss of Medford. Mass. Mrs. Loomis and Miss Buss were classmates at Smith college.
 Mrs. Laurence Mouat, Mrs. William Hungerford, Mrs. w. F. Brooks, Miss Mary Whittlesey, Mrs Rufus Hemen- way Mrs. Henry w. Maer Mrs. How ard Parsons, Miss Harriet Bliss and Mrs. James Robinson attended the annual conference of the Connecticut D, A. R. which was held in Southing- ton on Wednesday and Thursday Of this week.
 The salesmen of the Corbin Screw corporation held a beefsteal dinner at the Shuttle Meadow club on Thurs day evening.
 Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Porter re- turned yesterday from Atlantic City, N, J., where they have been spending a few days.
 Mrs. John E. Curtin of Maple street and Miss Nellie Poison of Rockwell avenue are spending the weekend in New York,
 Miss Marion Leeds is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Earl Bowman of Hartford who was formerly Miss Mill dred Leeds of this city.
 Mrs. Arthur Dc Wolfe of Liberty | street is visiting in Boston.
 Miss Caroline Bartlett of the City | Mission has returned from d short va cation at Nyacll, N. Y.
 Miss Marjorie Moore of Kensington $ spending the weekend in Water bury.
 Mrs. John c. Loomis entertained .hree friends at luncheon and bridge 1t the Shuttle Meadow club Wednes- lay.
 Mrs. Charles Oldershaw entertained Ter bridge club Thursday afternoon tt her home on Vine street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Johnston If West Main street have returned rom four months automobile trip trough the south. Making their leaduuarters at Jacksonville, Fla, hey have toured the entire state. MT. and Mrs. k. H. Rattenbury en- last Saturday at dinner at he Earmington Country club in