New Britain herald., 1922-02-25

le guest or honor at fhe splendldls
 lecessful banquet given by the
 lshop Tierney Assembly, Fourth De
 rec Knights of Columbus Wednesday
 ycning at the Flks' club. The eve
 ing's program, with Patrick r, kine
 toast master was an eNceptiona fly
 'nfertaining one. consisting of talk
 'n George Washington by Rev.
 Downey, selections by O'Brien's or
 ihestra and vocal solos. There were
 about three hundred guests present.
 Ivan Rossiter of Canada is the guest Of Douglas Johnston at his home on West Main street.
 The Woman's club of Maple Hill will hold its next meeting at the home of Mrs. J c. Moody on Golf street on next Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Mrs. F. C. Teich will give n talk on the West Indies.
 Miss Ruth Loomis, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. !. C. Loomis, entertained a number of her friends at her home on Forrest street Monday afternoon in observance of her seventh birth day.
 The members of St Josephs $ Ladies' Aid society will give a charity whist and dance at the Elks' home on Tuesday evening. February 2s. Mrs. J. F. Atwater being chairman of the affair. Mrs, William F. Mangan, Mrs. James F. White. Mrs. Edward x. Callahan. and Mrs, Frank ]. Durham are on the reception committee; Mrs. William Ferguson, Mrs. William Klambt and Mrs. Charles kuhns. the ticket committee: and Mrs. Harry Hart. Mrs. Baily and Mrs. Mordecai, the refreshment committee.
 The New Britain chapter. American Institute of Banking, held it's second annual banquet at the Shuttle Mea- dow club Thursday eevning Robert B. Locke of Detroit who is president of the American Institute of Banking. and Richard w. Hill of New York, secretary of the naton association. were the speakers of the evening An 'ntertaining program was also car ried out, consisting of dances by Min nie Huber. vocal solos by F. w. Ma comber, recitations by Miss Rotha Staples and Miss Gertrude Dehm at the piano.
 Mir and Mrs. William Cowlishaw of 40 South Burritt street today an- nounced the engagement of their 1c, ,yh
 Joseph Edward Dunbar of Bristol MT. Dunbar, who is associated in business with the J, F. Dunbar Manu- featuring company in Bristol, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Dunbar of 32 Elm street that city,
 Miss Cowlishaw who was graduat- ed from the local High school in 1916 is now student at the Institute of Musical Art in New York.
 Mrs. George l., Loomis gave a small tea on last Sunday afternoon, com Miss Margaret Sanger of Boston. Mrs. George Christ served at the attractive tea table.
 Plans have been completed with Miss Jane Manner for Drama Read ing in the Camp school auditorium, Tuesday evening, April 4, at o'clock. Miss Manner will read one play from each of the following authors, W. B. Yeats, Anatole France and Hermann 
 The patronesses for this evenings will be: Mrs. Elisha H. Cooper, Mrs. Stanley H. Holmes Mrs William C. Hungerford. Mrs. J. H. Mrs. C. E. Mitchell. Mrs. James North, Mrs. l.. Hoyt Pcase. Mrs. Louis P. slade, Mrs George w. rraut and Mrs. Marcus White.
 This program will be under the |, auspices of the College club and the Mount Holyoke club, the proceeds 10 ,e divided between the fund for a New Britain girls scholarship being :, 'aised by the College club and the Mount Holyoke Endowment fund.
 MT. and Mrs. George Cans of Hart treet entertained the following guests 2 tt dinner on Friday evening: Mrs. V Robert Wolff of Wonthington, Minn; r Hiss Ada Wolff of Long Branch, N. r .; Miss Hattie Cantor of Boston: F Hiss Gertrude Abel, Grace Cans, eanette Cans, Marion Cantor. George lbraham Hyman Abraham. Simon a Abel and Dr. S. Lawrence Abel, f
 Mrs. l.. Gushing entertained at S ridge party Tuesday afternoon at her f, ome on Robins ave.
 Mir. and Mrs. George L. Loomis of ff lincoln street celebrated their tenth -edding anniversary Tuesday. having Ii S their guest Miss Margaret Sanger Boston, who was a bridesmaid nt heir wedding. Mrs. Loomis was for SC lerly Miss Margaret Goodwin of this al ty.
 The members of the Alpha chapter tf eta Mu are entertaining the Beta H napter of Hartford al tea this after con at the home of Miss Mildred uddy on Bassett street Miss Luddy St i'll be assisted in receiving the Q, nests by other members of the chap r.
 Mrs. Agnes Johnston who is home ds r the week end from Yonkers, N Y IT., entertaining Miss Helen Porter st wing of New York. co
 W H. N. Squire of Springfield. Mass a the weekend guest of MT. and Mrs lgald McMillan of Forrest street. ws
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