New Britain herald., 1922-01-07
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The mem htrS or the Womans club of New Britain will meet on Tuesday afternoon at the Camp street school where most interesting program, ar- ranged by the dramatic committee under the direction of Mrs, Clarence Bennett, will be carried out Music with Miss Sylvia Gladding Alderson as soloist and Mrs, Agernon Brown Alderson accompanist. will make iIp the first part of the afternoons en- tertainment, while the latter part will consist of short play.
 The play, comedy In one act, en- titled "Tickless Time" was written by Susan Glaspell and was presented by the Provincetown Players in New York in 1918, Miss Edna st, Vincent Millay, the famous poctess playing one of the parts. The scene of the sketch is laid in garden of historic ProNncetown, where the cast present the amazing tale of "Tickless Time" After the play the entire cast will re- ceivT informally and will serve re- Treatments
 The cast Is as follows
 Ian Joyce who has made sun
 dial ........ Miss Mabel Hubbard Elois Joyce. welded 10 the sun
 dial .,.... Mrs. Winifred S. Galpn Mrs. Stubbs, n native. ............
 Mrs Lillian w. Kirkham Eddy Knight standardized mind
 Mrs. Elizabeth E. Vessel Alice Knight standardized wife
 Mrs. Norma w. Sloper Annie who cooks by the Joyce's
 clock .. Mrs. Elizabeth w. Cooper
 Among those who returned to school after the Christmas holidays are Jack Kirkham and Edward Hun eerford, Harvard Law; Robert Buol, Harvard Medical; Robert Bacon. Exc ter; Wales Henry, Staunton Military Academy; Sturman Dyson. Columbia: stanton Ashley Middlebury; Roland Swift, Amherst; Orlando Swift, Nor. wich Academy; Barbara Swift, Put nam Hall; Bernadine Walker, Miss Beauvais school, Boston, E,unce Humphrey, University of Michigan; Ruby Andrews, Russell Sage; Kathryn Brooks, Cornell Medical; Virginia Hart Miss Wheeler's school, Provid- ence, K. l.
 The announcement of the engage ment of A. Corbn Wetmore and Miss Katherine Wood, of Flushing, l.. l., is of great local interest MT. Wetmore is the son of the late Charles Wet more, who was treasurer of the Am erican Hardware Corporation, and Mrs. Wetmore, formerly of this city
 Announcement has been received here of the marriage of Kenneth Hoffman, formerly of New Britain now of Hartford, and Miss Grace Rose of Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman were married in Boston on Decem- Der 22.
 Miss Dorothy Kinsela, aged three, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. M. A. Kin sella of Hamilton street. entertained some twenty of her friends and ac- quaintances of the same age on Janu- ary g. The usual games were en- joyed.
 Jack Wilson, son of Mir. and Mrs C., W. Wilson, of Forest street, en- tertained upon last Tuesday after noon, the occasion being the success ful completion of the fourth year of his life. He also had many friends in at an informal time"
 Miss Laurine Mouat, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Lawrence Mouat, of Grove Hill. has returned to oPrtches- ter, New York, where she is super visor of physical education in the public schools.
 The next meeting of the Emma Hart Willard chapter, D. A. R., of Berlin, will be held on Friday even- ing, January IS, being an Ancestors Session." Mrs. Harold Upson and Mrs. w. I. filling will be the host esses
 Maxwell Porter and Robert c. Vance left today for New York, where they will attend the reunion dinner of their class, 1918 Yale Sheffield, to be held at the Yale club this evening.
 Mrs. Francis Cotton, of Portland, Oregon, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Collingwood. of Harrison street. Miss Elsie Colinswood will spend the coming week in New York with Mrs. Cotton. .- .a.. 4,
 Miss Ruby Andrews, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John A. Andrews, of Bassett street, spent New Years in New York city.
 Miss Virginia Leland, daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. w. Leland, has re- turned to her duties as an instructor in music at Briarclitf Manor.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Parsons and family, formerly of this city, have re- turned from their late home in At lanta, Georgia, and will reside in New Britain again. ..... The Misses Margaret and Louise Peck, of Park Place, have returned after visit with friends in Boston and Miss Margaret has again taken up her studies at Vassar Peter Grounds, of Summit, New Jersey, was the weekend guest of Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Brooks, of High street. Talmadge Swift, of Cedar street, will spend the next few days in New York city. Harry Adams, of Worcester Mass. l was the holiday guest of MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Mouat of Grove Hill.