New Britain herald., 1922-04-22

Rutn Draper Will give orlElnal Character Sketches in the Senior High school auditorium Wednesday eve ming, April 26, under the auspices of the Business and Professional Wom- ems club. Many large audiences in Europe and America have acclaimed Miss Draper as an artist of remark able gifts and one whose portrayals are of infinite variety and eminently convincing. The following program will be given by Miss Draper,
 A French Dressmaker . Three Generations in a Court of
 Domestic Relations
 A Debutantc
 A Class in Greek Poise.
 On the Porch in a Maine Coast
 Town
 Tn a Railway Station on the West
 crn Plains.
 The following club members will usher: Miss Katherine Minor, Miss Frances Brady, Miss Marjorie Bart lett, Miss Barbara Blair Miss Grace Coholan, Miss I.eonie Grove, Miss Gertrude Conroy, Miss Ella Ferguson, Miss Gertrude Jahn, Miss Catherine Mills, Miss Clara Olcott, Miss Mary Prenzell, Miss Anna Siderowsky, Miss Helen Rackliffe and Miss Ruth Larson.
 At a meeting of the Friendship club held at the Trinity M. F. church Thursday evening, Miss Evelyn Bige- low was elected president, Miss Dor othy Pinchcs vice president, Miss Hell en Rackliffe treasurer and Miss Edna Simms secretary Miss Helen Hale is chairman of the friendship committee and Miss Katheryn kron of the so- cial committee. The four officers and the two committee chairmen com- prise the program committee. planning a public bridge 10 be given Saturday afternoon, May l3, at the Shuttle Meadow club. Mrs. Leon Sprague of Maple Hill is general chairman. The committee on tickets is Mrs. William Hatch, Mrs. James North. Miss Bertha Chamberlain and Mrs. Ernest Pelton. On transporta- tion, Mrs. M. A. I<insella, Mrs. Fred Racklffe and Mrs. Johnstone Vance. On tables. cards and scores, Mrs. W. F. Atwood ,s Mrs. Charles Chase, Mrs. Joseph Andrews, Mrs. A. G. Kimball and Mrs. George Traut. Candy, Mrs. Crowell Mrs. c. w. Vivian, Mrs. Ossan Bennett, Mrs. A, Jordon and Mrs. George Rogers. On refresh- ments, Mrs. Anson Mills, Mrs. George Dyson, Mrs. Dugald McMillan. On prizes, Mrs. Louis P. Shade and Mrs. Marsland.
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 On Tuesday evening, April 25, there is to be concert at the Film Swed- sh Baptist church to raise funds to purchase a new pipe organ. Among those taking part in the program will be Joseph Palmroot, soloist at the Greenwood Baptist church in Brook yn Miss Lillian Haskell of Hart ford, will render several solos with Mrs. Harry Swenson at the piano, George Westerman, violinist at the First Baptist church, of this city, is also to be on the program.
 The Foreign Mission circle of the Swedish Baptist church met Tuesday evening at the home of MG and Mrs. David Larson of Howard street.
 Mrs. Calvin Coolidge informally re- ,eived Mrs. A. J. Sloper, Mrs. Rufus and Mrs. Laurence Mouat 1n Wednesday afternoon in her apart nents at the New Willard hotel in Mrs. Sloper, Mrs. Hem ,nway and Mrs. Mouat are among the delegates from the Esther Stanley chapter, D. A. R., attending the Ma ional D. A. R. congress in Washing On this week.
 MT. and Mrs. A. A. Mills of Court | treet, had as their guest during the | week. the Reverend Warren Cook of | Iontclair, N. J., former pastor of he Trinity M, F. church.
 Miss Anna Bodley, daughter of the 2everead and Mrs. Harry l. Bodley f West Main street. has been in town turing the past week.
 Mrs. Edward F. Nourse of Hartford, ddrcSsed the April meeting Of the 1otherhood club on "Wednesday aft rnoon at the home of Mrs. Robert )eming in Berlin. She chose as he' ubiect How to Keep the Confidence f Our Boys and Girls"
 Mrs. William Montague of Lincoln treet has returned from New York