New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1922-06-03

dent OF the Grace hospital. New
Haven. was elected president OF the
Connecticut State Federation OF Bust
ness and Professional Womens clubs
at the annual meeting held Saturday
In the Chamber OF Commerce hall,
New Haven. Others elected were:
National vice president. Miss Mary z.
Duggan Of Hartford; vice president.
Judge Gratin Rice. Bridgeport; cor
responding secretary, Anna NJ. Bur-
dock, New Haven; recording secre-
tary Josephine .Dwyer, Hartford
treasurer. Jane Langshan. Bridgeport;
directors: Or. Gertrude Kinsella, New
Britain; Mrs Mabel Foster. Hartford;
Miss Carolyn Merchant, New Haven;
Miss Grace Carter, Bridgeport; Miss
George p, Troup, New Haven: Mrs
c, Wilbur easy, Hartford; Miss L. d.
Richie, Bridgeport; Miss Honora
Pitcher. New Haven; Miss Belle Ly-
ford, Bridgeport.
Memorial Day. May 80, when this
nation pays tribute to its soldier dead,
was fittingly observed here In the
schools and in the churches. as well
as by the members OF the Grand
can and OF the World War. and their
affiliated organizations. Everywhere
the. spirit Of cooperative citizenship
was manifest so that Tuesday. In its
true significance. might be comfort
ing day Of memories for all "Old
Glory" was proudly displayed on
buildings and homes while the veter-
ans OF the three wars honored their
fallen comrades and all New Britain
paid homage to its heroes.
On Monday, in the schools, there
were patriotic exercises when the war
veterans addressed the children. put.
ting their memories into words so that
their hearers might realize more fully
the meaning of the war, patriotism
and sacrifice. At the High School.
W. F. sternberg OF the local Grand
Army post, Reverend George w. c..
Hill, pastor of the South church, and
James P. Rogers, commander Of the
Eddy-Glover Post, American legion,
were the speakers; while at the other
schools the following spoke:
Speakers Heard.
East Street school, F. V. streeter,
Edward Ogren; smalley school, Ed
ward H. Hurlburt, Edward Johnson;
Nathan Hale school, S. H. Wood
George H. Wells, Mason Andrews;
Smith school, E. K. Burr, Edward
Hanson, Dewey o. Selander; Rock
we'll school. Edward NJ. Pratt; Nor
thend school, DR.. E. L. Dairy, David
". Cook, Edward Johnson; Burritt
school, DR.. G.. L. Dalton, Eugene
Barnes, F. Schroeder; Camp school,
r. Vance, e. w. Schultz; Bartlett
school, John Buckley, Philip Bloom
ouist; Stanley school, f. W. Ripple,
Raymond Frost; Osgood Hill school,
r. Mitchell, A. w. Piper; Open air
school, F. V. Streeter; Central Junior
High school, W. w. T. Squire, W. E.
Latham, Valentine Chamberlain;
Elihu Burritt school, Stuart Hellberg,
L. D. Penfeld; st. Mary's school, S. H.
Wood, William Kelley; st. Joseph's
school, Gerald P Cream. F. V. Street
er; Sacred Heart school. W. E.
Latham.
Last Sunday evening st. Joseph's
church held it's annual Memorial exer-
cises, when Rev. ]. l.. Sullivan ad-
dressed the audience which was COM
posed of members of the Grand Army.
Veterans Of the Spanish American war
and Of the World War the members
of the Ladies' Auxiliaries and other
interested citizens. Rev. Father Sui
1ivan's subject was THE Panacea for
the Ills of Our Age" =
On Monday evening the following
program was given at the Center
church:
Organ selection-H A. sjolander, or
ganist:
America-C. j. Stuhlman, leader.
1nvocation-Rev. DR.. George W. c.
Hill.
Welcome-Rev. H. ". Maier
RESPONSE S. H. Wood.
Vocal Solo-Beautiful AmericA-by
Meta r. streeter.
Remarks-Fon. Mayor A. M Pao-
solo-song Of Liberty-by Mrs. H. H.
:, Beach &C. J. Stuhlman)
Orders of Gen. John A. Logan-L. D.
Penfeld
"Lincon's Address at Gettysburg, >
w. E. Latham.
Remarks-Rev. William Ross.
Memorial Day Message from Gen. L.
s. Grant, May s. 1Ssn--Senior Vice
Department Commander W. Stern
berg.
solo-"The Trumpeter," by Dix-C.
j. Stuhlman.
Is No Death" (O'Hara)
Star spangled Banner
Benediction-Rev. Samuel sutcliffe.
A pretty wedding was solemnlzed
at St. Paul's church in kensington
Thursday morning at o'clock when
Miss Ada MARITIME became the bride
of Thomas Dauria of New York. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
c. Brennan. ,
Following the wedding the couple
left on an extended wedding trip and
unon their return will make their
home in New York. Miss MARITIME
was formerly employed at the P. & F.
Corbin Manufacturing company ONCE !,
in New Britain. ,,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dyson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Andrews and
James Hallinan left Monday for Los !
Angeles California, where they Will 7
attend the national convention OF &
Rotary clubs They are equipped S
with hat and arm bands denoting
that they are from the Hardware
City. They expect to be gone a ,
month. .
The annual party Of the Amphior E
Dramatic club of the New Britain
Senior High school was staged in the