New Britain herald., 1922-11-25

General Hospital gave. The party
 which was given to raise money fol the entertainment of the nurses at ths Nurses home here. was brilliant success. socially and financially. The committee who planned this event and to whose members all credit is due for It's sumcessful outcome 1, composed of Mrs. George Kimball chairman, Mrs. E. H. Cooper. Mrs. II L. Judd, Mrs. c. P. Hart, Mrs. W. H. Hart Mrs. J. B. Wilbur. Jr., Mrs. A. c. McKinnie and Mrs. H. B. Huma- son. They announce that the sum of s26o was realized from the sale of tickets.
 There were twenty-f five tables with pair of candles as the ppize at each one, arranged attractively about the house. One hundred guests played cards during the afternoon. the tables having been reserved by the following ladies Mrs. B. B. Bassette, Mrs. N. P. Cooley. Mrs. E. H. Cooper. Mrs. J. E. Cooper, Miss Florence Camp. Mrs. E. B. Eddy, Miss Margaret Eddy, Mrs. B. F. Gaffney Mrs. W. c. IInngerford. Mrs. H. B. Humason, Mrs. c. P. Hart, Mrs. W. H. Hart, Mrs. II. L. Judd. Mrs. A. G. Kimbal, Mrs. c. T. Kim ball. Mrs. F. A. Moore, Mrs. H. L.. Mills, Mrs. A. c. McKinnie. Mrs. J. S. North, Mrs. c. P. Parsons. Mrs P, c. Hickey, Mrs. c. ", Traut. Mrs. J. B. Wilbur. Jr,, Miss NJ. Whittlesey.
 
 The Catholic College club will give its first annual Thanksgiving dance at the Hotel Bond, Hartford. November 2s. Elaborate preparations are being made to make this affair a typical one and to give the home coming students and undergraduates an opportunity to meel the alumnae of all the institutions represented. The club is composed of members of all the leading Catholic colleges and uni versailles throughout the country. Holy Cross, Fordham. university Villanova, Loyola, Trinity, New Rochelle, Saint Eliza beth. Saint Mary and Notre Dame.
 Music will be furnished by the Bond orchestra under the direction of Emil Heimberger. Dancing will be- ,in at 9 o'clock and continue until Ii o'clock. luncheon being served in the main dining room from II to IF o'clock and the dancing will continue rom 12 until 2 o'clock. The ball 'oom will be attractively decorated with the colors. banners and pennants # all colleges and universities repre- ented in the club.
 The reception committee, under the Erection of Miss Clare Donahue, as- listed by Pauline Smith, Thomas Cur y. Theresa Curry. John Burke, l.. Jrowe, Thomas O'Loughlin. Mary Barrett and James Shea is preparins o welcome members from the sur 'ounding towns.
 The affair promises to be one of he most brilliant on the Catholic so- ial calendar of the year.
 Miss, Agnes Finnegan. Mrs. ". F. flanagan, Mrs. w. N, Judd. Mrs. ,. F. McDonough, Miss Mary Leg orn, Mrs. T. W. Grove, Mrs. oseph M. Halloran. Mrs. J. M. urtin. Mrs. Henry Donnelly, Mrs. J. O'Connor Miss Ramona Martin, | Hiss Leonie Grove. Miss Cecelia | Walsh, Mrs. Joseph Mulligan. Miss atherine Finnegan and Miss Agnes urtin were among those from New | ritain who reserved tables at the ard party given at the Elks' club in | artford Thursday evening by the adies' Auxiliary of the St. Johns society of Deep River.
 pageant entitled The Good will be given by IS young eople of the Trinity Methodist nurch at 7;3o o'clock Sunday eve- Ing,
 The cast is as follows:
 The Samaritan, Rev. John L. Davis:
 wayfarer, Richmond Colby; three lieves. Raymond Blauvelt, Earl icks, Gilbert Marsh; a priest, Nor an Dow: a levite, Rodman Rich eeper of the inn. William Gooby: omemaker and her two children, retchen Larson, Gladys Smith and , srren Horton: a blind man, Harry ancock; 8 driver of fire wagon, dward Marion: an unknown woman. enc Demarest; two stretcher bear g, Charles Covert, Oliver Eversen; crippled child, Vincent Doolittle; a ctory girl. Helen Johnson: the ', adona, Edith Larson, 7 Hurlbut Griswold of Francis street
 spending the weekend in Water h Try, Conn. Miss Irene Sullivan daughter of f r and Mrs. William J, Sullivan of T aaver street, is spending the week. $ i'd in Middle. MT, and Mrs. W. C. Hungerford of , issell street were among the New i 'itain people who attended the Yale , irvsrd game today, Stanton Ashley. son of Mir. and Mrs. eorge Ashley of Harrison street is , ,me from Middlebury college for the eek-end.
 Miss Beradine Walker, daughter of I r. and Mrs. Fred Walker of Hsrrl- , n street arrives home from Brook f ,e. Mass. the early part of next week I
 spend the Thanksgiving recess with . 1T parents. |, The dancing class will have its third ( sson at the Shuttle Meadow club | xt Wednesday evening.