New Britain herald., 1922-03-25


 club preceding the dance which he Is to give this evening al the club for Miss NirGnio Hart, daughter Of Mir, and Mrs, Waycr Hart of Hart street The dance promises to be one ot the most brilliant affairs of the season, Among inc oui of town guests will be Miss Helen Brown and Miss Virginia Roody of Brooklyn N, N,; Miss Hazel Sampson of New York city; Miss Eleanor Iowthcr of Iowa City; Miss Ellen Maecandiess Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; II, n. Palmer, John Gaines, Harry F, Allen, san | derson Butler, John Brinckerhoff, | Roland Canister. Roger lshell, Steven Wells and John Chase Green, will come m .rn,n Vale niNcHtty To attend, Several members of New Britain's younger set returned home | from school for the spring recess will be guests.
 The New Britain Woman's club held its annual meeting Tuesday af- tcrnoon at the Camp street school, when the first part of the session was
 
 and the latter half to q delightful ! musical program. The annual re- ports of the secretary. treasurer and various committees were, read, ofh- ccrs and new members elected.
 The officers for the coming year were chosen as follows:
 President. Mrs. Buel E. Bassettc; first vice president, Mrs. Marcus White; second vice president, Mrs, William c. IIunCerford; recording secretary, Mrs. Henry T. Burr: cor responding secretary, Mrs. John C. l.oomis; treasurer, Mrs. William F. Parker; auditor. Mrs George W. Traut.
 The following new members were elected:
 Mrs Algernon R. Aldcrson. Mrs. Err nest F. Baldwin, Mrs James G. Bald win. Mrs. Lawren N. Bancroft Mrs James N. Belden, Mrs Isaac Black Miss Annie N. Bowers, Mrs William w. Bullen, Mrs. George A. Caldwell Mrs George II. Hick, Mrs. Earl V fIigbec. Mrs. k. Fl. Hubbard. Mrs M D. kinsclla. Mrs. k. w. Leach Mrs. M. l.. Marsh, Mrs. F. F. McDonough. Mrs. Robert Parsons, Mrs. Frederic I'. Rackliffc, Mrs. $. Carl Ramsey, Mrs. William H. tattenbury. Mrs. Kenneth NJ. Seare, Mrs. II. F. Shep- ard, Mrs Frank H. Shield, Mrs. Lewis T, Ships, Mrs. B. P. Showalter, Mrs. Edward I. Stevens, Miss Dorothy Thompson, Mrs. .Iohnstone Vance, Mrs. Truman l.. Weed, Mrs A. F.. Weiant
 The musical program which Mrs. William F. Parker had arranged and which followed the business meeting. was a most enjoyable one, with Mrs. Toward Ellsworth Horton soprano: Marcus H. Fleitzer, violinist: Miss Gertrude M Hine. pianist. and Miss Frances Parker. pianist. The musical numbers were as follows: Times Garden .... Goring Thomas | he Hay is Ended ....... Bartlett |
 (With violin obIigato)
 Mrs Horton and Mir. Fieitzer Andante and Variations. .Schumann
 tFor Two Pianos)
 Miss Hine Miss Parker You and I .,............ Lehman 1t NIOOH dl T uil INold'u
 Mrs. Horton
 For You Alone. ........a,..... ,Gechl | lethe ................. Booth I'm Longn' For You :. Hathaway
 Mrs. Horton and Mir. FIeitzer
 An event of great promise and in terest is being planned by the Worth ington Community association of Berlin, with Fred $. Troup chairman Of the. committees. in the nature of a fancy dress ball. The dance will be given in Grange hall on Friday evening March 31, the proceeds go ing into the community upkeep fund, and it is expected to be a most sue cessful and enjoyable occasion, Although fancy dress will be the vogue of the evening, there beingp prizes for the best costume, it is not absolutely necessary and the public will be welcomed in plain. as well as fancy, dress
 Rev. $. A. l'iske, Al Hickey and Mir. Morrison have been placed in charge of the decoration work; F. c. Hickey in charge of the tickets; G. F. Dodd in charge of publicity: Mrs. s. A. Coales in charge of the posters; Leland Gwatkin, prizes, Mrs G. F. Dodd, flowers.
 Francis Hickey and Ethel Prentice will be the flower girls. William Scott and Henry Deming will, be- in charge of the check room: Mrs. P. c. Hickey, Mrs. c. F. Prentice. Mrs, Ralph Carter and Mrs. Walter Gwat- kin in charge of the refreshments.
 Robert peminE, Gardner Goodwin and Mrs. Walter MeiEley will be in charge Of the ice cream booth; Miss Doris Honiss and Miss Victoria I'iske in charge of the candy booth, while Mrs. C. Pratt will take charge of the punch table.
 Lawrence Southard will he in charge of the dishes. Mrs. Morrison, Dr. T. C. llodgson and Miss Fanny Griswold will he the judges.
 Francis Deming will he the ticket seller and George Prentice will be the ticket taker aior F. l.. Wilcox will be the chief announcer of events and leader of the grand march.
 Miss Elizabeth kimbal, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. 4, ti. klmhall II or Lex ington street entertained the Kappa Alpha girls and their guests at a dance lt her hone last evening. There were several favor dances on the program. Ice cream and little cakes were served.
 Mrs. Euel E. Easscttc. has returned from Beaumont Texas, where she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs w.