New Britain herald., 1923-12-08

dinner parties as well as several large ones.
 Interest this week centered more or less in the club events in town. On Tuesday, the Woman's club held its regular meeting and as usual drew a large attendance. Wednes- day evening, Rev. S. Parkes Cadman, D.D., spoke to the members of the McAll association and their guests. Friday, Esther Stanley chapter. D. A. h., held a delightful meeting when Mrs. Winthrop P. Tryon of New York city spoke. her subject be- ing. Why New Britain Should Have Written History" The South church bazaar or Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Before" which was held Tuesday and Wednesday at me South church under the direction of Mrs. Rufus Hemenway of course attracted many and has established itself as an annual affair.
 Mrs. Rufus Hemenway of Lexington street had charge of the bazaar which was held at the South church on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. The affair which was more or less of burlesque on the new Elihu Burritt Hotel was unusually distinc- tive and attractive. Of course a hotel always has a proprietor, general man. ager, clerk, walters, bell hops, etc.
 The bazaar of Coming Events Cast Their Shadows" lacked none of these personages, going from the proprie- tor through long list of help to the various shops found in any hotel. A list of those taking part follows. Proprietor ... Dr. George w. c. Hill General Manager ...............
 ........... Mrs. Rufus Hemenway Head Clerk k.,........., Isaac Black Assistant Clerk ..., Miss Airline Root Cashier ..... Miss Esther Stanley Assistant Cahicr ................
 .......... Miss Mildred Barrows Room Clerk .,. Mrs. Kenneth Futile Assistant Room Clerk ...........
 ............., Miss Ruth Henry Assistant Room Clerk ,......
 ,.....+,..... Miss Anna FobCrg Information Bureau ..,..........
 ....,. Mir. and Mrs. William Fay Chef ........... Mrs. Arthur Harrop Assistant Chef Mrs. Raymond Catlin Head Waiter .,.,...,,. Noah Lucas Maters--Mr. and Mrs, Paul Rogers,
 Mir. and Mrs. Gustav Winger, MT
 and Mrs. George Taylor, Raymond
 catlin, Mrs. A. c. Way, Mrs.
 Abrams. Douglas DeMers. Miss Alice Stingle, Miss F, Henning, Miss
 Edith Anderson and Miss Hazel Chase.
 Head Bell Hop a.. Arthur Kimhall Head Messenger ..... Robert Christ Waffle Department-Miss Flora Hum- phrey Mrs. Kenneth Searlc, Mrs. Earle Bishop, Mrs. r. T. Griswold,
 Mrs. Strickland and James Vance. Magazine Booth-Mrs. R. Rand, Miss Stella Johnson and Miss I. Nolan der.
 Flower Booth--Miss Ann Copley. Property William Chap man. Rufus Hemenway.
 Graphology--M q. F. Root. Centlemsn's Check Room-kenneth Futile, Douglas Johnston. Ladies' Rest Eoom---Mrs. r. T. Gris- wold. Miss Cornelia Flagg, Miss Irene Bagis.
 Parlors, Manicure, Shoe Shine, Hair Dressing and Fortune Telling, as- sisted by--Mr. and Mrs. R. Gil- patric, Miss Harriet Reynal, Miss Priscilla Crabtree, Miss Doris Will Hams. Miss Corrine Goodwin, Clar- ence Nelson, John Spear, Dwight Stsgg. William Cowlos. The Man of Mystery.
 Curio shoppe-Miss Estelle Nolan der. Warren Hale. Miss Jane wes- sels, Miss Wells, Miss Gladys Stevens.
 Hand Painted Novelty shoppe--Miss Eleanor Pyatt, Miss Florence Burr. Miss Gertrude Dchm, Mrs. William Montague.
 Art Gallery-Miss Elizabeth Eastman, Miss Ruth Bristol, Miss Olive Chase, Miss Myrtle Chase, Oscar Murray, Earle Bishop.
 Fancy Work Booth - Mrs. Walter Meyer, Mrs. Fred Monier, Mrs. Douglas DeMers.
 Candy Shoppe-Miss Evelyn Caldwell, Miss Augusta Stipek, Mrs. A. H. Rockwell. Speciality Shoppe-Miss Mabel Steele, Miss Helen Bromley, Miss Beatrice Neal, Miss Grace stowell, Mrs. Will liam Fay
 French Pastry and Bon Bon shoppe- Miss Laura woodford, Miss Mar saret Eddy, Miss Esther Brandt, Miss Irene Sharp, Miss Gertrude House, Miss Dorothy Hale. Miss Eunice Johnson. Miss NJ. Clifford, Mrs. R. c. Moody. Mrs. C. Packard, Mrs. Willard oquist, Mrs. E. Fair banks. Kiddee Shoppe-Mrs. John Aude, Mrs. c. Philip Merwin, Mrs. Douglas Johnston, Mrs. Raymond Babcock. RehearsaIs for the Alpha Delta Sigma alumni association's revue, Hits and Bits of 1925" have started and are expected to be held two or three times a week in the future. The chorus held a rehearsal last Tues- day evening and preliminary work, 1 including dance steps were gone through under the direction of Gle ment Lewis. The show will be in several scenes l and will contain the most popular l songs and comedy numbers Of the 1 past season, together with current | hits. The committee has already issued | the tickets for the two performances i on January Is and IS at odd FeI- I lows hall. 4 meeting of the commit tee was held on Tuesday evening and l several plans were formulated. which l will add 10 the success of the enter | sinment.
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