New Britain herald., 1923-02-12
BANQUET.
 BIG EVENT 0F YEAR.
Assets of Corporation Taken Over by New Group of Members
REMODEL BUILDING
Mrs, Vera Logan Dies ia Rrissol- Funeral of James Weeds Tomorrow -Dr. ]. (, Tanner Ill At His Home --items Of Interest.


 -Dr, ]. q, Tanner III At His Home --items Of Interest.
 The last gathering Of the sequassen club, Inc, celebrated with a banquet and an entertainment in 1, O, 0, F. hall Saturday evening, was without doubt the biggest social event Of the year In fiainVllle, Long before the time set for the opening Of the festi- sities. only standing room was left in the hall.
 The banquet room and the tables | were decorated and combined with the varied eoiorea hats worn by those in attendance. the scene was not only gorgeous in appearance, but speeta- euiar in effect, The success with which the event and the program were carried out. caused the large at. tendance to bestow countless words Of praise on the committee on arrange :, ments.
 The entertainment. which was one , Of the best ever seen in plainyille, consisted Of whistling act by F. II. Saunders. comedian net by F. E. Gill; lette and character acss by Jules and Annette Garrison.
 l.. Erwin Jacobs. member of the legal fraternity Of New Haven. was the principal speaker Of the evening. He touched on many subjects dealing with various walks Of life. Wadsworth and Healeys orchestra of Hartford, furnished music.
 Corporation Dissolved.
 This event marked the dissolution of the Sequassen club. Inc. an or ssanization which has been in exist l ence since 1902. Comparatively few people in Plainville have been aware hat there existed in Plainvile an in- corporation under this name, with as- cts of s12,000. Its history dates | Jack 21 years, and the success of its | various endeavors may well be realiz- | d when it becomes known that at it's | ermation, it had no capital of any icrt. The original incorporators were l. II. Trumbull. Eli D. Warfeld, A. D. Cady and Edgar L. Furrey
 In the place of the Sequassen club, Inc. there has been organized new incorporation which differs from the old in that it has capital stock | to s50.O00. It will take over the assets of the old club, in- cluding the valuable real estate hold | ings of the society on West Main | street. This new group will not be limited in it's activities as was the old | as many new powers have been grant cd toit under the new charter.
 The most important plan which the | new incorporation has under consider ation, is the remodelling of the Odd Fellows block on West Main street The specifications call for an outlay of $25,000 on the renovations which are to be started soon.
 The changes in the building as pro- posed in the present plans, call for q lew front There will be new three story addition, 30 feet long, in the ear, and the construction of two of .hese floors will be of the lates fire proof material and will contain the ,nly storage space which exists in 'lainville.
 A new heating system will be in tailed and all modern s>nitar'- will be put in. The top oor will contain an assembly hall, which when completed, will be the lrgest in Plainvil&. This will fill a ong felt want in this community.
 Mrs.. Vera Logan. Mrs. Vera Veronica Logan, age 29 ears of Broad street, died at the 'ristol General hospital yesterday lorning. She has been a resident ot lainville for a number of years and as host of friends who will mourn CT passing. She is survived by her husband, ohm Logan, an infant child, one and Y half years old, and her mother and S tther, Mir. and Mrs. John Linsky of E. ew Britain. The funeral will be A cid in New Britain Tuesday morning. 9 o'clock and burial will be in St. -ary's cemetery. M
 Woods Funeral. M The funeral of James Woods who M ed in the Hartford hospital Satur- " morning, will be held tomorrow H ternoon at ? o'clock from the un- ,rtaking parlors of w. A. Bailey X ). Rev. F. T. Washington, pastor of e A. NJ. E. Zion church, will off ate Burial will be in Plainville.
 Dr. Tanner III. The condition of Dr. J. c. Tanner, no was taken suddenly ill at his me on East Main street Saturday ening with an attack of acute indi- stion, is considerably improved to-