New Britain herald., 1922-11-04
SOCIAL NEWS

ance at the official opening Of the Business and Professional Women's club on High street last evening, Sev- eral of the prominent residents of the city spoke in glowing terms of the sua<ess of the new club and express ed the hope that 1t would continue to prosper in the coming years.
 Two girls greeted the visitors as they made their entrance and three girls were stationed near the entrance to introduce each individual as they went along the receiving line.
 The officers of the Business and Professional Women's club stated this morning that they were well pleased with the showing of the citizens Of New Britain in attending the opening.
 The social calendar for the month of November for the club promises much of interest. On November Q, joint meeting with the Rotary club will be held while on the tenth of No- vember there will be a dance at Grot- to hall on West Main street,
 The club will present float in the parade on Armistice day and Tony 2 Sarg's Marionettes will be given here ] on November 13. The first birthday marty for the club will be staged on November 14 and Colonel Burpee will deliver his current events lecture on November IS. The dancing class will meet on November 20 and Miss liar riet Wright will give a lecture on Mo- vember 21.
 The A. D. $. fraternity announces . dance to be held at the Shuttle Meadow club on Friday evening, De- cember 1, 1922. Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Polhemus of Poughkeepsie N. Y., are visiting MT. and Mrs. U. G. Lucas of 24l Linwood street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard l.. Platt Of Lincoln road, will be among those en- tertaining box parties at the Horse Show in Hartford tonight.
 Miss Justine Traut, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank L. Trau. of West Main street. entertained the Alpha Alpha sorority girls last evening at corn stalk dance. The dance was held in the barn which was appropriately decorated with pumpkins and corn stalks. Music was furnished by trio from the Charter Oak orchestra of Hartford. Pumpkin pie and sweet cider were served. Mir. and Mrs. Traut chaperoned the party.
 Mrs. Clarence F. Bennett of Forest street. won the Ladies' Golf tourna- ment at the Shuttle Meadow club ending on Monday last when she de- feated Miss Catherine Swift, daughter , of MT. and Mrs. Orlando E. Swift of Lincoln street in the final round, one up.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard l.. Platt of Lincoln road. entertained several friends at a supper party at their home last Sunday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. William c. Hunger ford of Russell street, are among those entertaining box parties at the Horse Show in Hartford this evening.
 Several local women are planning to attend the second annual conven- ton of the Connecticut League of Women Voters which will be held on Tuesday. Nov. II, in Bridgeport, at the Hotel Stratneld.
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 Mrs. H. B. Boardman of Schenec- tady, N Y., wife of the president Of tho Schenectady Trust company spent Sunday with her son, Ronald Board man, of Landers, .Frary & Clark.
 Mr.. and Mrs Howard S. Parsons of Steele street will attend the Horse Show in Hartford, this evening.
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 Miss Mabel s. Crandall gave a whist party at her home Thursday evening complimenting Miss Edna Wells of New London Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Myrtle D. Booth and to Miss Ethel Littlehales. Miss Sylvia Norden gave dance last evening at the Norden Bungalow to several of her friends. Decora- lions were carried out i'll Halloween colors, During the evening Paul IeHar and Edward LeHar ren0red niano selections Refreshments were served to forty-fve guests. s%S
 \ MT. and Mrs Nicholas Cefarattl or Washington street announce the ap- rroaching marriage of their daughter Miss Sabina Mary Cefaratti to Charles 2 c. Venture, son of MT. and Mrs, U. Venture of Kensington. The wedding will take place on Tuesday, Novem- her IA. at Saint Mary's church. Rev erend John T. Winters will perform the ceremony. Miss Cefarattl VII have for her maid of honor MISS Florence F. Smith and her flower glri will be Miss Madeline stewart. The hest man will be Paul Mirandy. MT, Venture is employed at. the American paner Goods factory in Kensington and Miss Cefaratti is at the F. x F. Corbin Co.
 The Girls Friendly society of st. Marks church held it's first monthly dinner Friday evening in the parish rooms of the church. Miss Maud E. Travers. of the Training School for Nurses addressed the members, after which the evening was spent in pre- paring gauges for use at the New Britain hospital. Mrs. H. B. Humson will address the members at the next meeting of the club. on Current Ev- ents.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl K. Bishop of west Main street, are spending the weekend in New York city.
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