New Britain herald., 1923-06-02

. Nfths htAN Aes HhAA a. hHF hhtNN ~
AIRS Charles +, Mitchell ~ Russo
drset yesterday afternoon, seventy
I'VE little ladies and gentlemen were
present listening aitenliFely % the re-
sAris ~ their dRings for the PAST year.
The president, Miss Elizabeth Par
ans. called the meeting 20 order and
after the business was fFaF saeted, laid
nPhasis on the appreciation they felt
Tor Mrs, Balgeil Miss Bertha Cham
lrrlaiR and Miss Grace Manning,
Their love for Mrs Mitchell vas
shown when they made her honorary
president and uRan the resignation NJ
Mlss Maria Bennett, once president
land now secretary, was made life
memher az the auxiliary,
The rest OF the afternoon was In
charge Of Mrs, Daizel, Great inter.
ost was shown in game that depicted
the history Of the MeAll Mission, Ice
cream cones and cakes In abundance
were served by their indulgent hos,
tees, The following Is list Of officers
for the coming year President, Miss
Elizabeth Parsons: vice presidents,
Hiss Adelaide Bean, Miss Ella Sloper,
Miss Helen Bennett, Miss Jane RAJ
tsnbury, Master Hoyt Psase, Master
Malcolm Farmer, Master Richard
cooper and Master Winthrop Warren:
corresponding secretary, Miss Bar
hnra Farmer: recording secretary.
Miss Doris Merwin; treasurer, Master
Rluy Atwood; auditor, Master Erwin
STOPPER.
Directors were elected as follows;
Misses Jean stanley Natalie Case.
Polly Pease. Hattie Dalzell, Mary
schultz, Master Paul Rogers, Master
charles Goes, Master Jerry Hart, Mas
tor p, T, Kimbal, Master Julian
Pense, Supervisors were elected rs
follows Miss Frances Whittlesey.
Miss Bertha Chamberlain. Mrs. WI.
lam Dolzell Mrs, w II. Rattenbury.
Mrs George Bean. Miss Eleanor
Lewis, Miss Grace Manning Mrs
Hartweil Taylor, Mrs. Ralph Howe.
Miss Catherine Swift and Miss Alice
Anderson.
The card party and dance given by
the New Britain Chapter. Connecticut
Council Of Catholic Women, In the
State Armory last evening, was de-
rided success There were over 100
tables of whist, bridge, forty-fve and
rinochle and also large number of
dancers. The prize winners were as
follows: Miss Dyer, Miss A. Krakow
ski. Mrs. Bresh. Mrs. J.. Kilduff, Mrs
Vessels. Mrs. Fred Johnson, Mrs G.
Froebs, Mrs. Shearer. Miss Berry,
Mrs. Berry Miss L. ON1eara, Miss NJ. |
Sheehan. Miss Katherine Ralph, Mrs. |
NJ. Hayes. Mrs. Curtis Mrs. Meskill, |
Miss Viola. Clark. Mrs. McGsuley, |
Mrs. J. Atwater, Mrs. D. Donahue. |
Miss Lambert, Miss Berard, Miss
Irene Walsh. Mrs. L. Cranley. Mrs.
Walsh. Mrs. kripp. Miss Sparmer,
Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Lump, Mrs, Bar
deck, Mr. Hornkohl. Mr.. Donahue.
Mr.. Murphy, Mr.. Berry, J. Muligan,
William Abbott Charles Lent, H. |
Donnelly, James Callahan. E. L. Han
non. Mr.. Curtis. Mr. Keevers. S, L.
Hnchliffe, a. H. Erwin, G. McKone,
J. OLeary. Mr. Kiernan, Mr.. Beilman,
Fl. Magargal and \. Hinchliffe,
Mrs William Torsythe was general
chairman of the affair. Music was
furnished by the Trinity Racchanalan
orchestra.
over 90 members of the Esther
Stanley chapter, y. A. r.. motored to
Windsor yesterday to attend the an
nual meeting and election of officers
of tho Ellsworth Home association.
Mrs. Charles Bissell of Southington,
state regent of tho n. A. r. was elect
ed president
The ld-fashoned bouquets at the
It Mrs. tombstone Vances luncheon
md bridge at the Shuttle Meadow
Tub today, given by her in honor of =,
Miss Irene Andrews. daughter of Mr.
md Mrs. John A. Andrews, brought
delightful air of d-fashioned at
raction to the affair. Miss Andrews I
s to be married to Lucian Stevens at
he home of her parents on Saturday, :
tune 80, {
Those who Joined with Mrs. Vance,
S her guests, in wishing happiness !
o Miss Andrews were: Miss Laurene !
toust, Miss Miriam Mouat Mrs, Vic
or PoindeXter Mrs. Maurice John a
on Miss Corinne Goodwin. Miss Car 7
vn Kingsley Miss Harriet Regnal |
nd Miss Olive Littlehaes. c
ison street are spending the week I
nd In Stamford, Conn. r
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Epson of Har- I
ison street will move June Is TO \
teele Road in Hartford. I
Miss Dorcus Smith of orthampton,
5 the house guest of Mrs. Clifton :,
wilson of Forest street
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Whitman of +
orbin avenue have gone to Boston
" the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Plat of Trinity p
rect left today for Asbury Park, n. a
j., Mrs. Plat TO spend several weeks
If. Plat will return Monday.
a
Miss Virginia Hart. daughter of 81
If. and Mrs. Walter Hart of Hart u
rect. come home Wednesday from j.
NTH college to spend the summer I
,cation with her parents. Miss
art will have for her house guest
iss Eleanor Lowther of New York 81
ty. tc
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Mrs. +. Allen Moore of sunnyledge re
u cyi
e to be the hostesses for the Mon
" club at their summer homes at m
ak Bluffs next week. Among the