New Britain herald., 1923-10-20

| Those who were fortunate enough
 to hear Mary Taylor Blauvelt give her
 course of Current Events lecture last
 winter will be interested to know that
 she is to have a class here this sea-
 son also. She will give her first Iec- l ture next Tuesday at o'clock at the | First church chapel. Her subjects | will be Italy and Greece, the Ruhr, | Cur Coal Situation and Oklahoma. l These e~claSses are open to the gen. eral public and one may join the class l which offer a course of nine lectures
 or one may attend individual lectures. | The classes will be on the following dates: Tuesday, October 23; Thurs day, November 8; Thursday. Novem-
 Der e2: Tuesday, December II; Tues- day, January s: Tuesday, January
 22; Tuesday, February 5: Thursday,
 February 2 ,and Thursday, March 6.
 Golf enthusiasts in town are inter- ested to know that Gene Sarazen. Bob Cruikshank Jack Farrell and Alec Mclean are to play tomorrow .norn- ing and tomorrow afternoon on the Waterbury Country club golf course.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson of Trinity street arc spending few days in New York city.
 or interest in town is the wedding of Miss Beatrice Waterhouse of Ux- of Mir. and Mrs. w, F. Hine of Golf street. Maple Hill, formerly of Forest street, this city. The wedding is to take place on Monday. October g, at the home of the brides parents in Uxbrdge. Only the immediate fam flies will attend. Mir. Hine attended, the New Britain High school and has [ many friends in town. He is connect cd with the Indemnity Insurance com pany in Hartford Conn. After nn un- announced wedding trip, Mir. and Mrs. Hine will make their home in New ington Center.
 The Ladies Auxiliary of I. 0. E. B. gave very successful card party Thursday evening at Judds hall The committee in charge was made up of Miss F. Rogin, Miss A. Weinstein. Miss D. Protass, Mrs A. Shurberg, Miss Freida MilkoHitz and Miss Sarah Croll. Prizes were awarded for the five highest scores in bridge and in whist, The winners: For bridge, first prize. Miss Ethel Lipman; second prize, Mrs. S. Davidson: third prize. Mrs. Gould; fourth prize, Miss Sylvia Alex. fifth prize, Miss Frcida Milko- sftz; for whist, first prize, Mrs. M. Sicklick; second prize. Mrs. Green nan; third prize, Mrs. N. Lifshitz; 'ourth prize, Miss Daisy Koplowitz; fifth prize, Miss Sarah Gross.
 Mrs. Emory Corbin of West Main treet gave bridge party this after { loon for her house guest, Miss Mar on Bedell, of New London. Among he guests were Mrs. Lucian Stevens, Hiss Myrtle Turner. Mrs. William 1 Cease. Miss Regina Connor, Miss [ Harriet Reynal, Miss Corinne Good l yin. Miss Ennice Humphrey, Mrs. ( ohnstone Vance, Miss Sally Hum z son, Mrs Russell Williams, Mrs, Ed f rard H. Christ, Miss Dorothy Will ( ams of Hartford. Mrs. Victor Poin- exter of Hartford and Mrs. Douglas . ohnston of Maple Hill.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Porter of arden street are spending the week a nd at Stannard Beach. :, Miss Anna May Gorry. daughter of ! IT. and Mrs. Edward Gorry of Eden | lace. Southington. has been elected Of the Junior class of the 'llege of New Rochelle, N. Y. Miss orry was president of the sophomore n ass during the past year. and in be- E g elected president of the Junior h ass has been signally honored as sine
 the second girl in the history of the 'llege to be elected class president cs r two succeeding years. e, Miss Gorry Is d graduate of the D ,uthington grammar school and also lIo
 the Lewis High school. SC