New Britain herald., 1922-03-25

 Is the house guest of Mrs, Elisha Cooper ot Vine street,
 
 Mrs, E, NJ, Hayden of Harrison street, entertained two tables al bridge Thursday afternoon. The prize was awarded to Mrs, Clifton Wilson Afternoon tea was served at n very lovely table the centerpicce of which was large howl Of yellow dnffodils with tall blue cundles at each end,
 Miss Mabel Anderson, daughter of Mir. and Mrs, Edward Anderson, of linwood street, has returned from with her parents
 Mr, and Mrs, C, F, Bennett and daughter Marion, of Forrest street, have returned after n short tsip 10 the West Indies,
 The A, A, girls will meet Monday afternoon at the home Of Miss Amelie Trnut, daughter Of Mir, and Mrs. George Traut of West Main street. daughter Virginia Hart entertained at tea this afternoon at their home on Hart street. The house was most attractivcly decorated for the occasion with pale pink roses In tho living rooms and lavender sweet peas with yellow narcissus In the dining room. Those receiving in the living room were Mrs. Walter Hart, Mrs James North, Mrs. F.. Allen Moore and Miss Virginia Hart. Assisting with the re- cciynG and pouring in the dining room were Mrs. Frank Nibherts, Mrs. Russell Gcrmond. Mrs. Howard &. Hart, Mrs. Maxwell Hart, Mrs. F. S. Chamberlain. Mrs. Valentine Cham bcrlain. Mrs, Louis Young. Mrs. Rod man w. Chamberlain. Mrs. Ernest w. Pclton. Mrs. stuart Parsons, Miss licrtha Chamberlain and Miss Cornelia Chamberlain. Those assisting with the serving in the dining room were Miss Eleanor T.owthcr of Dubuque Iowa, Miss Helen North, Miss Ruth North, Miss Martha Moore, Miss Laura Lane of Glenridge, N. J., Miss Hazel Sampson. Miss Margaret Eos ter, Miss Dorothy Booth, Miss Eliza beth Barber of East Mauch Chunk Pennsylvania: Miss Maxine Hart and Miss Elizabeth Irving.
 The United Swedish societies of this city arc planning to give most en- ;r,, l,In off April ], at the Fox theater, for the benefit of the Children's Home. The artists on this occasion arc extremely gifted ones being the Brooklyn Glce club. with Carl Sylnvan. leader, and William Gustafson. basso from the Opera company, New I ork who will be accompanied by icnry 3onandcr Of Hartford.
 The program for the afternoon will )c as follows:
 Tart I.
 Piano selection .... Henry Bonander svcrigc3 fagga ............ Alfven
 Brooklyn Glee Club lrie II. iacnrato Spitito 0rom
 Simon Bocconegra) ...... Verdi 'ilgrim Song ....... TschaikoWsky )amarSch ....... Peterson Berger
 William Gustafson Kathleen Mavourneen .... Shattuck Iedley from the South ....... Pike
 Brooklyn Glee Club
 Part IT. The Two Grcnadiers ..... Schumann Love Me or Not ........... Secchi William (11lSta fSOn natten ................. witt Saar fjordenc baaner .... Paulson
 Brooklyn Gle Club 'ell me not of a lovely lass Forsyth | gypsy John ................ Clay |
 William Gustafson .ad nu daempet suse ....... Borg | )laf Trygcason ........ Relssiger |
 Brooklyn Glee Club
 Mrs Harry Bates was pleasantly 1 urpriscd Thursday evening by a lumber of her friends who called at i Ter home on Russell street and served | surprise dinner.
 The wedding of Miss Anna Muriel iiner of Worcester, Mass, and | '0HrIeS ouell f1uTO, SOTl OI MT. anu | frs. N. B. Hurd of Grand street, this ity took place today in tho Piedmont | church, Worcester, lass.
 Miss Jane Clark of New York is the uest of Miss Flora Humphrey of Vest Main street.
 New Britain people will be much coupled this coming week with the rive for $4n,OOO for the United Con- 1unity corporation under the direc- ion of Leon A. Sprague, as there will e twenty one mems teams and four teams engaged in this un crtaking. On Monday, the opening ay of the drive, the team members ril gather at the Elks' club for lncheon. when Phelps Brown of