New Britain herald., 1922-11-25

members the special privilege oi
 bringing a guest to this meeting.
 l. -The program. which is devoted tc
 dramatics, will consist of two one-ac,
 plays, The Florist Shop" by Wini,
 fred Hawkridge and Hearts te
 Men" by Harry A. oyerstreet. The
 first, directed by Mrs. Grace Wells
 Is comedy to be played by mem
 bers Of the Woman's club as follows
 Maude ,'i,.,,....,. Eleanor Searle
 Henry ,'''.,.',.s.,.. Edith Rogers
 SloVsky .,'.,..,,,.',.,. May Booth
 MISS Wells ,,,..,..,. Wilda Hickey
 MT. Jackson ,,.,'.,. Sally Humasor The second play will he given by three students of Emerson college
 Boston, Miss Ruth Bassetfe of the cast being the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Buel Bassette Of this city. The players are:
 Fierette ........... Dorothy Sleeper Plerrot .,,.t..,.... Ruth Bassette Tins To- -MendMan. Ellen Stapleton
 The settings for both these plays have been artistically planned and ar ranged by a property committee com posed of Mrs. J. II. Kirkham, Miss Jennie Vessel and Mrs. H. A. Taylor.
 On Sunday afternoon at s:So o'clock in the psrlors of the ', W. c. A. on Hungerford Court, the first reunion of the girls and women who have at tended the Silver Bay, Altamont. Shadowbrook. Maqua and Makoniky camps or conferences during the past several years will be held, Miss Ger trude Fossett, physical director at the institute will be in charge.
 A number of girls dressed in Indian costumes will sit about camp fire in the room while the Indian tale of camps will be read. All girls who have any pictures of camps are asked to bring them to this reunion. Re- treatments will be served.
 Reports will be read by Miss Eliza beth Rogers, Esther Westman, Helen Hale. Florence Andrews and Kane Keeping. The following toasts will also be given: Lillian Hallin. camp fire: Jane Keeping, camp songs; Esther Johnson, camp appetite; Eliza beth Hungerford, mail box rush; Stella Johnson, rest hour; Marjory Fisher. sports; Eunice Johnson, good morning; Ruth Langdon, comfy camp hospital; Helen Bradley, big chief and workers; Louise Noble. conference campers, and Mrs. Anna Savage. big camp spirit.
 The dinner dance following the Yale Harvard game. which is to be held at the Shuttle Meadow club this evening promises to be very success full, Members from all social sets will bespresent. including the society ma irons and the younger set. many of whom are home from school for the game or the Thanksgiving recess Several large dinner parties will be dinner parties will be entertained at home. coming to the club later to dance. Among those entertaining at dinner will be Mir. and Mrs. Arthur G. Kimball. Mir. and Mrs l.. w. Young, Mir and Mrs. Franklin Gris- wold, MT. and Mrs. George F. Hart, MT. and Mrs. W. T. Sloper, Mir. and Mrs. Harold l.. Hatch, Mr. and Mrs E. Allen Moore, Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Parsons. Mir. and Mrs w. H. Booth. Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Searle. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lamb and MT, and Mrs. A. c. McKinnie.
 The wedding of Mrs. Josephine Parker of Harrison street and Freder- l ck Platt Upson of this city took place this morning at the home of Mr:A Parker. Rev. Henry Maier, pastor of | he First Congregational church. per formed the ceremony. Following the wedding, MT. and Mrs. Upson left Ipon an unannounced wedding trip. MT. upson. is connected with the Hart ord office of Judd and Go.
 Mir. and Mrs, William E. Stewart of 0 Grand street will observe their oth wedding anniversary on Monday, November 27. MT. Stewart, who has ust passed his 74th birthday is the 'oungest living member of Stanley lost, G. A. R. of this city A quiet of their golden wedding lay will be held at their home Mon- lay. They have no children and only elatives and close friends will attend he celebration.
 The engagement of Miss Villa Penn Corning of Altoona, Penn, and How nd Vincent Krick of New Britain 'as announced at luncheon. given ,st Saturday at the home of Mrs. Inner Ellsworth in Pittsburgh. overs were laid for 14 and the color ecorations were in yellow and white.
 Miss Dorning is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh as is Mir. rick. MT. Krick is the son of Mrs. ohn Krlck of Hartford, formerly of lew Britain and a graduate of the 'cal high school in the class of 1918.
 sas Under the auspices of the Fellow nip club of the First Congregational nurch, Miss Dorothy Berry Carpen- 1T, a gifted reader of unusual yer Utility will entertain on Monday 'ening. Miss Carpenters repertoire
 large and varied so that her pro- ram on this occasion will be made p of bits of popular plays. mono . gues. musical numbers and poems. .
 
 Mrs. Alfred Pilz of 11s Whiting |, rect entertained number of her tends at a dinner party this past eek. l., Among the New Britain people who tended the Yale-HarNard game in