New Britain herald., 1922-05-06

At the monthly meeting of the Business and Professional Women, club, held in the Chamber of Com merce rooms Tuesday evening, it wa. decided 10 lease the Booth house or South High street, owned by the New Britain Institute, for a club house The building is to be remodeled in. side and turned into a modern club house. The organization has accepted an invitation from the New Britain Rotary club to hold joint meeting at a monday luncheon on Thursday May II. Miss Elizabeth Leghorn, chairman of the Ruth Draper com mittee, announced that the recital was a success. Following the business meeting Miss Corinne Bacon gave on modern poets.
 MT. and Mrs. George Smedley Of l Bassett street have announced the en- gagement of their daughter Anna Elizabeth, to George A. Feeney of Mystic, this state Miss Smedley was graduated from the New Britain High school in the class of 1915 and from the Bay Path Institute in 1916. She is now teaching at the Elihu Burritt | school. The wedding will take place early in June. ."". MT. and Mrs. George Smedley en- | tertained the members of their fam | fly Sunday evening at a dinner party at their home on Bassett street in ob- servance of Mrs. Smedley's birthday Mrs Carroll F. Golf entertained the sewing society of the Order of the Amaranth Tuesday afternoon at her home on Lake street.
 Miss Julia Gold of Stanley street is spending the weekend in New York city.
 Gordon Robinson is expected home from Chicago on Wednesday to spend q few days with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. James Robinson of Harrison street.
 Mrs. Howard Humphrey entertained 
 home on Russell street on Tuesday.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Virgil Palmer spent last week -end in South Norwalk. the guests of Mir. and Mrs. E. Huntington.
 Henry Wheeler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wheeler of Forest street. will | spend the next three weeks in Yer mont.
 Miss Flora Humphrey of West Main street is spending several days in Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
  Miss Helen Caldwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Caldwell of liar rison street attended the bridge which Mrs. Alfred Morgan Pease gave at the Hartford Golf club yesterday after noon to Miss Dorothy Speare of Bos- on Mass. Miss Caldwell, Mrs. Pease md Miss Speare were classmates at smith college. Miss Speare has re- ,ently written the book Dancers in he Dark"
 The members of Mrs. Nathena God rey's dancing class held their clos ng reception last Saturday afternoon tt the Y. w. C. A. gymnasium. A program of aesthetic dancing was ,iven by some Of the members of Mrs. iodfreys Hartford class. There were lso several fancy dances on the pro- ram for the New Britain children
 < Mrs. NJ. J. Shonts entertained at whist at her home on Stuart street, 1aple Hill, Tuesday afternoon. The Tub is planning to have a theater and inner party Thursday, May II in Hartford. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Teich of AS ( trinity street arc taking an automo- ie trip through Pennsylvania. They |, ecently attended a concert in Read ] 1g given by Mrs. Wilbur Sindell. for lerly of New Britain. z Mir. and Mrs A. II. Nero of South | lain street have as their week -end J uests Mrs. John Ryan and daughter, \ pr. Gustave Lind and pr. l ichard Lind of New York city. r Mir. and Mrs. Walter Cra btree Of g incoln street have returned from a rotor trip to Boston. A
 C. At the bridge tournament held at \ le Shuttle Meadow club last Satur- | ay night prizes were awarded to Mrs F ,hp nor,is Mrs Clifford W I-pson f, rankin Griswold and Clifford w. F pson. The Daughter of Isabella will give J leir annual card party and dance at S le Elks' club next Friday evening N he patronesses will be: Mrs. B. F. n affney, Mrs. E. l.. Hannon, Mrs. J. P. W 'Connor, Miss Esther McCabe and z iss Elizabeth Lambert. g