New Britain herald., 1922-04-01

| The fancy dress ball which was
 given last evening at Grange hall Berlin, under the auspices of the Worthington Community association was a splendid success. The attend ance was large, reaching over 200 while the sale of candy, punch and flowers was correspondingly so, re- sulting in a goodly sum for the fund house.
 The costumes were many and va ried, lending color and enchantment to the gay scene, and it was Ao strange sight to see the youngelf .,f little girls waltzing with the fercest bandit or the finest of great ladies drinking lemonade with the handsome king of the gypsy tribe. The first prize went to the dainty lady in a lowered panier dress who was Mrs. Harold Clark of Berlin, and the gen. tlemen's first prize to the sheik of the east, alias l.. B. Banford of Maple Hill, while the ladies' consolation prize went to Miss Agnes Vance of New Britain. and the gentlemens to William Webster of Berlin. Mrs. o. Scripture and l.. H. Taylor won the elimination dance prize and MT. Ter rell of Middetown, received the spe- cia prize of the evening which was a very special little pig in a basket.
 The concert which was given last Sunday afternoon at the Fox theater under the auspices of the New Britain Musical club was delightful in every particular and the club is to be con- graduated in bringing such gifted artists as Carolina Lazzari, contralto, and Rafaelo Diaz tenor, to this city. The audience was most appreciative of the splendid work of the singers, demonstrating it's pleasure with much and frequent applause. The artists of the concert were famous as well as talented ones. as they were both of the Metropolitan Opera company. Miss Blanche Barbot, who is the daughter of Madam E,rminie Barbot, for so many years accompanist for Adeine Patti of world renown, ac- companied on the piano with sym pathy and skill. 
 The final party, which was an ex- tremely pretty one, of Miss Eva Blinn's dancing class took place Mon day afternoon at the 1Ilis club. The children wore mostp artistic fancy dress, some of them in vari-colored crepe paper dresses representing flow CTS. As the members of the class o{ io the program consisted of spe- cial numbers in these branches.
 Mrs. J. H. Kirkham and her daugh- ter Miss Lois kirkham, who is home from Abbot academy, Andover, Mass, for the holidays, have been spending a few days in New York city.
 Miss Ann Gregory of the New Ha- ven chapter A. A. is the week k-end | guest of Miss Lillian Seath of South Burritt street.
 Miss Isabelle Brown of the Hart ford chapter, A. A., is spending the J weekend with Miss Clara Traut of ! West Main street.
 
 Mrs. Pardon c. Hickey entertained | at dinner last evening at her home on Worthington Ridge, Berlin, talk ng her guests later, to the fancy lress party at Grange haQ.
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 Miss Ruth Bacon of Cambridge street, is home for the spring recess rom the Connecticut Womans col ege, New London.
 Miss Mary w. Byrd of Greenwich S visiting Miss Dorothy Thomson, of lexington street.
 Miss Harriet Flagg, daughter of Ir. and Mrs. William Flagg of Madi- on street, is home from Pratt lnsti ute for the spring recess.
 Miss Hazel Downy is home from he Boston School of Domestic Science o spend tho spring vacation with her ,arents, MT. and Mrs. Hugo Doerr, f Shuttle Meadow avenue.
 Miss Helen Downes daughter Of lr. and Mrs. John F.. Downes of iadison street, returns tomorrow to { he College of New Rochelle, New f N. Y. f Mrs. Robert Russell entertained at {
 card party this afternoon at her ome on Walnut street in compliment , Mir Russells mother, Mrs. Leslie { y Russell, who is their guest.