New Britain herald., 1922-03-11

the guest of Mrs F. N. Corwin of kn- eoln street
 The Stanley Womans Relic. Corps held an all-day sewing meeting on Wednesday, Articles were sewed for the Red Cross
 1 Friends of MT. and Mrs A. N, Abbe in the city have received cards mailed from Lisbon, Mir, and Mrs, Ahbe are making a tour of Europe.
 Several New Britain Rotarians will be guests at the luncheon and recep- ton which the Hartford Rotarians will give next Tuesday 10 Sir Harry Lauder at the Hotel Bond.
 Robert Swift of New York spent
 last Saturday and Sunday with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Swift.
 Mrs. Henry Savage observed her eighticth birthday at her home on day evening.
 Mrs H. B. Humason of Vine street has returned from Providence, R. l.. where she has been visiting her daughter, Miss Sally Humason.
 MT. and Mrs. F. G. Platt are spend ing a few weeks in Atlantic City, N. J.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter P. Crabtree street, have returned from New York city
 The A. A. Sorority will hold it's nn- , nual spring dance at the Elks' club. Saturday evening, April l. Dancing , will be enjoyed from 8 to 12 The , music will be furnished by the Trim
 ity Bacchanalian orchestra The com
 mittee in charge is Amalie Traut. f chairman; Margaret Christ and Jus tine Traut.
 The Misses Martha Clark, Margaret , Lewis and Clara Traut are attending
 the annual banquet of the New Ha-
 ven Chapter of the A. A. Sorority to- f day.
 , The Women's Aid society of the s Berlin gationa church met
 with Mrs. & A. Fiske at the parson-
 age Wednesday afternoon. William T. Sloper of Lexington street is spending a few weeks at , Southern Pines, N. c.
 Mrs. Thomas Grove of Grove Hill and Mrs. J. T. O'Connor of Liberty r street have returned from Bermuda. . T. w. OConnor of Bassett street will leave tomorrow to spend the coming month at Pinehurst, N. c.
 The Shuttle Meadow club has an nounced for the next few weeks spe- cia dinner to be served on Thursday evenings at 6:30 with an informal bridge tournament following.
 Mrs. Monroe Parsons of New Lon don is visiting friends in town. The New Britain College club vii meet Monday evening at St. Mark: ~ l church, where they will enjoy sup '' per followed by social hour.
 Mrs. Frederick C. Rathbun anc
 daughter, of New London have beer of IoatJ J,I,I icfa Mrs. Loren C. Baker of Belvidede : during the past week.
 Mrs. Arthur G. Kimball of Lexing- ton street has returned from short stay in New York city. Mrs. Carlisle Baldwin of Forrest
 street has returned from New York
 city where she has spent the past week.
 Mrs. A. c. McKinnie of Forrest
 street entertained several friends al luncheon bridge which she gave or Tuesday at the Pennington Country
 club.
 ! Mrs. Robert Parsons of Vine stree has been visiting friends in New York
 city during the past week. The bridge tournament held at the E Shuttle Meadow club last Saturday
 evening was a marked success there
 being numerous tables of enthusiastic :, players and Mr. and Mrs. Charles B Parsons and MT, and Mrs. w. E. At wood winning the prizes.
 Announcement has been made of l the engagement of Frederick Ear Butler to Miss Hazn Irene Dayton
 of Brooklyn, N. Y. MT. Butler is
 employed at the office of Landers l ITrary X Clark.