New Britain herald., 1922-04-08

The Business and Professional Women's club held banquet We'd nesday evening at which seventy eight members were present and at which Dr. Gertrude kinsella, president of the club, presided delightfully."- as toastmaster. Mrs. Mabel c. Foster, vice e-president of the Hartford club was the principal speaker of the eve ming. telling how the Hartford or ganization had managed it's finances leXplaining the advantages of the budget system, and also, she spoke of the clubs social and athletic inter- ests.
 James Chamberlain, the son of MT | and Mrs. F. s. Chamberlain of Forest street, is member of the 150-pound crew at Yale, and will take part ir the regatta next Saturday. April 15, al Philadelphia.
 | At the annual meeting Of the New | England Classical association which was held at Springfield last Saturda, Miss Eleanor Yates, director of latir at the High school, was elected to tht executive board.
 | Conrad H. Hoag gland of this cit. had part in the musical comed. Twenty One" which was written anC presented by the Masque and Triangle club at Springfield college. | The enpa is appoJlDCpJ n Miss Gertrude E. Bucholtz and Johr A. Fitzgerald of Kensington, the wed ding to take place on May 10, at St Mary's church.
 | Mrs Alfred A. Gilman addressed the members of the Woman's Auxil iary of St. Marks church, Thursday evening on the subject "A Woman's Work in the Missionary District o Hankow, China"
 Mr. and Mrs. John Arrowsmith have announced the engagement of theil daughter Lillian Farrar to Walter H Tierney of Wetherstield avenue, Hart ford.
 | The board of directors of the New Britain Woman's club met on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. E Bassette, president of the club. Two new directors, Mrs. James F. Cooper and Mrs. John II. kirkham, were elected to serve on the board.
 Miss Annette Savage is spending z few days in New York city.
 Miss Clara Vessel of Maple stree has lately returned from St. Peters burg, Florida.
 1 Mrs. D. V. Walker of Robert. l Del, where she has been visiting fol Isome weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank J. Porter of Lexington street left this week for California.
 Miss Elizabeth Roby is spending a short time in New York city. l drama reading at the Camp street school Tuesday evening was the gues' of Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Bennett at their home on Forest street | The concert which was given last Sunday afternoon at the Fox theatel under the auspices of the local Swed. ish churches and societies was a mos successful event The artists of tho afternoon were Edward Gustafson anG the Brooklyn Glee club, the program which they rendered being wei chosen and enjoyable one. Moreover H. E. Christensen, treasurer, an nounces that the proceeds of the cn tertainment which will be given tc the building fund of the Children. Home, amounted to S2,200.
 The Woman's club of Maple held al all day sewing meeting on Wednesda, at the home of Mrs l.. A. Spragu, on Theodore street, where the clul members spent the entire day work ing on garments for the New BritGr General hospital. A special luncheon was served at 12:30, the following committee having charge of the ar engagements, Mrs. l.. A. Sprague, Mrs w. R. Pond, Mrs. w. H. Prince, Mrs L. Fox and Mrs F. A. Bartlett.
 Mrs. John Andrews opened he home on Bassett street Thursday aft ernoon for the first of a series O