New Britain herald., 1923-12-08
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 Miss Mary whittlesey and Miss Frances Whittlesey Of West Main street were in New York city during the week.
 The victory dance at the Weaver school, Hartford, will be held this evening.
 The I.ettermen's club will meet in the physical directors office Monday afternoon after school to make ar rsngements for the reception to the football men which will be held Fri day. December 2l.
 The Intercollegiate dance will be held Wednesday evening. December .6th at the Hartford club. The Bar bary Coast orchestra or Dartmouth college will furnish the music for dancing from 9 to o'clock.
 Judge John A. Walsh and Mrs. Walsh of Stamford are the weekend guests Of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Regan O. Harrison street. Friday afternoon Mrs. Began entertained at bridge for Mrs. Walsh.
 Miss CordeHa knbourno. daughter Of Judson kilbournc of Stanley street. will give billiard party at her home this evening. Her guests will include Miss Ray Rattenhury. Miss Alice Re gan. Miss Dorothy l.omhra, Miss Flora Hine. Miss Mildred Quigley. Miss Eleanor Proudman, Miss Mar jorie Anderson. Miss Mary Noj. Miss Caroline smith and Miss Eva Me hirdy,
 Miss Elizabeth kimball daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. A. C. kimhall Of Lexington street, ,rtainud the members Of her sorority at her home Friday afternoon.
 At meeting Of the N. B. H. :, Senior club held last evening the members were requested to contribute any games they have no Use for or to buy a 10 cent toy 10 be given to the Childrcn's home at Christmas time.
 Reverend S. Parkes Csdman, n. D., ! of the Central Congregational church i of Brooklyn. N. Y.. gave n very bril- ! liant and interesting talk Wednesday 1 evening at the South church under ! the auspices Of the McAll association. His subject was "rhe Two Swords. " f Preceding pr. Claimants talk Theron i waleott Hart gave an organ recital,
 
 
 ming an informal smoker to be held | at the Shuttle Meadow club a week from tonight. to take this opportunity or seeing tho first showing. outside of | New Haven, of the moving pictures of \ the Yale victories over Harvard, fl Princeton. the Army and Brown, and the well known pictures Of Life at fl Yale" so widely talked about, IL Is II expected that Tad Jones will come I'D for the occasion with Minot os- born. secretary to the Yale Alumni ' advisory board, who was in this city last week discussing with a commit toe Of Yaie men the possibility of T forming permanent Yale organiza- ton in New Britain,
 In addition 10 the attraction Of the 4 hours showing Of the pictures of the games reported to bc remarkably good pictures. some members Of the Yalc University Giee club will be present. and also it is hoped "Dueky" Fond. who added 10 his lanrels won at baseball. by being the first man since 1907 to cross the Harvard line for a Yale touchdown in a game played at Cambridge The arrangements for tho smoker had to be made hurriedly in order to bring the moving pictures here before they start on their extensive trip to other alumni associations all over the country. These arrange were perfected but a few hours ago, and this is the first notice that Vale men will get Of the occasion. Letters have been written by the committee to Sne Tale graduates in the city and vii be received by them just as soon as they can be typewritten and mailed. The committee. in giving the Herald this information, expressed the hope that If any Yale man should fail to receive by Tuesday, the letter that has al- ready been written him but not yet 1 mailed, he will communicate with Harold Hatch as soon after Tuesday l as possible. There is great enthusi- ssm among Yale men here over the