New Britain herald., 1922-04-01

HtIn pcfS VIII glNe "A Pair Of Sizes T Fl light comedy in three acts, on Fri day evening, May 5, This will be the clubs big production of the year and It promises to be n most entertaining and well done presentation. The play itself Is very amusing one with many possibilities to which, it is ex- pected, the Amphlon cast will do full justice.
 The cast has been chosen as fol- lows: T. Boggs Johns, Dwight R. : Latham; George Ncttleton, Mervin Mccutcheon; T, J. Vanderholt, their lawyer, Paul kucas, Miss Barker. their stonographer Robina Blair; Krone, their secretary, Lester Schae- fer; Tony Tolcr travelling man, ] Richard House; Florence, Jeanette Light Mrs Nettleton, Viola Sowka; coddles, the English maid, Astrid Johnson.
 On Tuesday evening the New Brit ain lodge, B. P. o. F., observed its seventeenth anniversary with d ban quet and program in it's lodge rooms. Attorney Cornelius J. Danaher of Meriden was the principal speaker while the other speakers on the pro- gram were Frank F. Coe oe Torring- ton, president of the Connecticut Past Rulers association; Major William J. Shanahan Of Waterbury and w. J. smith Of Ansonia. The committee in charge was composed of the follow ing men: Timothy w. OBrien, chair man; Dr. E. J. Dray, Edward Loomis, George Dobson, John w. Lynch and Harvey F. Walrath.
 Old clothes were given their due honor and regard on Thursday eve ming at the Y. w. c. A. when the as- sociation members and guests en- joyed a most successful Poverty party. Emery Of all kinds was taxed while prize was awarded the wearer of the poorest costume. The enter tainment consisted of many fun-mak- ing stunts" and dancing after which the company formed bread line and were refreshed with bread and jam. Mrs. Orlando Swift and daughter ] Katheryn, of Lincoln street are spend- | ing few days in New York city. |
 Miss Barbara Swift, daughter of Talmadge Swift of Cedar street, is attending the festivities at Stone school On-the- Hudson this weekend.
 The Misses Gladys Fogarty, Doro- thy Monroe, Ruby Andrews, Edith Loomis, Caryn Kingsley, Irene An drews. Gladys Strople and Harriet Chamberlain, and the Messrs. John Pelletier William O'Brien, Luke Ste vents, Milton Jones, Russell Williams, G. Winger and Harry Tasting were among the New Britain people at tending the dance which the Connec- ticut club of Skidmore gave Thursday even at the Hartford Golf club.
 
 The birthday social of the Stanley Woman's Relief Corps Wednesday afternoon held at the home of Mrs. Cora Hum Eddy of Chestnut street was delightful an affair thirty-five members and friends being present. The following are the names of those having birthdays in March; Henrietta Hartman, Martha Skinner, Melissa Wood, Lillian Wier Bertha Sharpe and Josephine Patterson Commander Spencer Wood of the Stanley Post was the guest of honor, he also hay ing a birthday in March.
 Mrs. Eddy served refreshments to her guests with Mrs. Nickerson and Mrs. Sarvan presiding at the very at tractive table.
 The Literary club of Maple Hill | Will hold an all day sewing meeting at the home of Mrs. Leon Sprague on | Wednesday. Articles will be sewed | for the local hospital. Luncheon will | be served at noon.
 Mrs. F. Beardsley of Newtown, Conn.,, is the guest of Mrs. c. Glover of Harrison street.
 Miss Margaret Peck is home from Vassar to spend the spring vacation with her mother, Mrs. Robert Peck of Park place.
 Miss Bertha Gould, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Herbert Swift of Park place, has returned to her home in New York city.
 
 Mrs. J. B. Wilbur of Forrest street entertained at dinner on Thursday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh Trumbull of Painville will observe their fftieth wedding anniversary on Sunday with a family reunion at their home on Maple street.
 Herbert Corwin of Hartford is vis- iting Vincent Knight of Plainville.
 Miss Esther Trumbull, daughter of Mir and Ms. Henry Trumbull of Plainville. is home for the spring va cation from Bradford academy
 Maurice Johnson of Hamilton street spent last weekend in New York city. Miss Ruby Andrews, daughter of , sett street, returns on Monday to Rus sell Sage college. $ Miss Irene Swift entertained the A. I A. girls at her home on Cedar street at bridge on Tuesday evening. There were four tables. the prize being awarded to Miss Ruby Andrews. Miss Dorothy Monroe of Albany. N. r., is the guest of Miss Gladys Fo- yarty of Washington street. Jack Downes, son of Mir. and Mrs.