New Britain herald., 1923-11-10
WOMANy CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY
Numerous Bridge Parties Wee-COleg Club AciveHse Show
 For Fall Brides

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 The annual meeting of the Connec- ticut chapter of the Daughters of the King was held last Saturday after noon at St. Marks church. Mrs. H E. Olmstead Of Guilford was elected president for the coming year. Miss E. l.. Franklin was elected vice-pres- ident, Mrs. c. l.. Fallows Of Hartford corresponding secretary, Miss Ann Robinson of New Haven, treasurer, and Miss Gwendolyn A. Jackson of New Britain. recording secretary.
 Directors were elected as follows: Mrs Stewart Means of New Haven, Mrs. H. H. Wheeler of Waterbury. Mrs George II. Heyn of Portland, Miss Julia Nj. Mclean of Portland,s Mrs. Emil Ford of Sound Beach, Mrs. w. W. Rice of North Haven, Mrs Schnuck of Ansonia, Miss Elizabeth Goodyear of North Haven. Mrs. w. B. Smith of New Haven. Miss Fannie Davies of Wykeham Rise school. Washington.
 Mrs. Arthur Oidershaw will open her home on Corbin avenue to a bene- fit bridge party. the money realized going to the Maple Sugar Cabin booth of the Greenwich Village Fair. Tables have been reserved by Miss Agnes Johnston. Mrs. Louis oldershaw, Mrs. George Dyson, Mrs. F. NJ. Beecher andsMrs. John Flannery.
 Mrs. A. W. Piper of Garden street will give bridge party at her home next Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. Clifford Vivian entertained six tables of bridge at her home on West Main street Wednesday afternoon. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Vii liam Judd, Mrs. Raymond Maziene and Mrs. Guy Maynard of Hartford On Wednesday afternoon next Mrs, Robert Skinner will entertain three tables of bridge at her home in Maple Hill.
 W. Fl. Rattenbury of Maple Place, Gail Porter of Forest street and Col onel Hubert Johnson Of Liberty street arc attending the Harvard-Princeton game today.
 Mir and Mrs. Philip Hermann of Arch street will entertain at bridge at their home Wednesday evening.
 
 Mrs. Julia Morgan and daughter, Miss Alice Morgan. Of Hollywood, Cal. arc tho guests Of Mrs. R. N. Peck of Park Place. On Monday and Tuesday of this week Mrs Peck entertained her house guests and Mrs. James Robinson at Twin Lakes where Mrs. Peck has summer home. Mrs. Franklin Atwster entertained 1 three tables Of bridge at her home on 1 serton Drive Thursday afternoon. Mrs Ctis Scripture. Mrs. C. Fl. Norris and Mrs W. A. Bodwell were the prize winners. Mrs. Atwater served q buff fet luncheon to her guests.
 Mrs. Waiter Leland of Hart street gave bridge party and luncheon al l her home Tuesday afternoon. LaVen- der and yellow chrysanthemums were nscd in decoration about the house. Tho prizes went to Mrs. J. n. Will Hams, Mrs. George Tsodley and Mrs. Elmer Stone.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur oldershaw of Corbin avenue and son, Stanley Older shaw. of Trinity college. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson of Park Place and 1 Clarence Nelson Of the Swift club arc attending the Amherst-Trinity game today at Amherst college.
 Mrs. r.. M. Barnes will entertain four tables of bridr. st her home on Lincoln street Monday afternoon for the benefit or the Maple Sugar Cabin booth Of the Greenwich Village Fair. Of which Mrs. Frank Johnstone is 1 chairman. The fair Is being given at the state armory in Hartford Novem- Der is, 20. 2i. under the auspices Of tho Hartford woman's club. The wedding of Miss winona Sand strom. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. john c. sandstrom Of Park street. and Robert Carlson took place this afternoon at , o'clock al the First ILutheran church parsonage. Dr. Abel <. Ahlouist oficiated. Miss Sand strom was attended by Mrs. Adolph Carlson as natron of honor. Adolph Carlson was the best man. The we'd dins ceremony vas followed by a re- ceptien at the home Of the brides parents after which Mir. and Mrs. Carlson loft on an unannouneed we'd Idlng trip.
 Mrs. John Loomis, Mrs. Louis slade. Miss Sarah Rogers. Mrs. Wil- lard oduist, Mrs. P. r. McDonough, 1 Miss Miliie MeAu1ey, Miss Mabel Judge. Miss Elizabeth Johnson. Mrs Earnest Harwood and Miss Olive Da- wis entertained the Hartford Smith College club at the Asylum Hill Con- ereeational church house. Hartford. this afternoon. Howard Bradstreet, director of adult education Of the hoard Of education spoke on Gen t.ral and Local Aspects of ImmiEra- tion." Afternoon tea was serz ed. Members Of tho First Lutheran church will give birthday reception lrcxt Monday evening to Dr. Abel A.. Ahiquist. pastor of the church, 10 which all church members and friends arc invited.
 
 Mrs. Monroe Parsons and son CT New London are The guests Of Mrs. lC. F. Parsons of West Main street.
 
 On Tuesday evening Mir and Mrs 1 Emery oCrbin will entertain seven