New Britain herald., 1922-12-09

The meeting of the Berlin Mother hood club held on Tuesday was an especially Interesting one. as n dem onstration team of the Junior Achievement clubs gave examples of It's work. The meeting was on open one, being held in the community house, and was we'll attended by in- terested persons.
 Miss Esther Donahue, head of this work In the New England states, talked on the growth and progress of Junior Achievement clubs. and how the club members learned many kinds of handicraft.
 Miss Begley, who has charge of this field in New Britain. was also present, having with her some boys and girls who demonstrated their work. The children gave short talks telling how to make various articles.
 As & result Of this meeting with its practical demonstrations. 1t Is expect cd that Junior Achievement clubs will be started in Berlin where the idea has been advocated for some time.
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 At an open meeting Of the League of Women Voters. held at the r. w.. c. A. gymnasium Thursday evening, Mrs. Arthur G. Kimbsl gave a splen- did talk on "Women in Politics"
 Tuesday evening the St. Josephs Ladies' Aid society met and elected the following officers: Mrs Henry Hornkohl. president: Mrs. Frank Dur ham, recording secretary; Mrs. Ed ward X. Callahan, financial secretary, and Mrs. Alexis Sundberg, treasurer.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur c. Gilbert Of Beaumont, Texas. entertained about four hundred Rotarians at their ranch 25 miles west of Beaumont. last week. Barbecued venison was the piece de resistance" of the feast, while pork, coon and beef, with plenty of "fxin's" made up the menu. The tables were laid out of doors where the Rotarians and their friends voted MT. Bilgert a perfect host. A program of dances by Hawaiian troup was carried out.
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 MT. and Mrs. Gilbert are well known in New Britain, Mrs. Gilbert having been before her marriage Miss Elizabeth Bassette, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Buell. B. Bassette of Elm mons Place.
 The Daughters of Isabella have an- nounced that the sale which they held | last Saturday was a marked success in every way. The sum of two hum dred dollars was realized from the sale, while four hundred and fifty dol ars over the price of the rallied au- .omobile was made. One-half of this money will be devoted to charitable purposes.
 The first of series of Twilight Musicales" was given last Sunday af- .ernoon at the Shuttle Meadow club. ', The winter afternoon was devoted to music, which the club members and their guests greatly ap- 'reciated, being indebted to the members who have made this series possible, in Sundays instance, to Nor nan P. Cooley. At the semi-annual meeting of the Henilworth club held Monday even- ng in the club rooms Edward Wei and was elected president, David j fodeen, vice-president: Herbert Ho- CT, secretary; Clifford Talmadge, reasurer; Robert Bertini, auditor; vhile Clifford Hellberg was named hartman of the house committee, nd Harry Ginsburg chairman of the ocial committee.
 Isabella Circle, Daughters of Jsa- ella, held an election of officers ionday evening in their club rooms, lecting the following members to of ce Regent, Mrs. Margaret Hannon; ice-regent, Mrs. Anna Fitzgerald; ast regent, Miss Esther McCabe; re- rrding secretary, Mrs. Margaret Warner; financial secretary, Mrs. adie Callahan; teasurer, Mrs. Della [cCabe; monitor, Mrs. Nellie Foley; lstodian, Mrs. Gertrude Hinchliffe; lside guard, Mrs. Ellen Hinchliffe; ltside guard, Miss Elizabeth Coogan; 1ancallor, Mrs. Della Salmon scribe, ITS. Mary Hinchliffe; trustee for ,reo yaarc Mro XN;,ifrod Coor,r