New Britain herald., 1923-11-24

The following program has been ar ranged by the Motherhood club oi Berlin for the coming season: December '. meeting at Community house. Mrs. Frederick G. Platt ot New Britain. speaker. Her subject will be onfidence-Mothers and Daughters. The hostesses will be Mrs. Garner Goodwin, Mrs. Lester Deming, Mrs. Quite and Mrs Shepard.
 January 16, an afternoon of music will be enjoyed. The program will be ih charge Of Mrs. Charles F. Pratt and Mrs. E. O. shjerdan who will act as hostesses.
 February 20, the subject of the | meeting will be Teaching the Bible in the Home" This will be in charge of Mrs. Arthur l.. Woodruff, Mrs. | Clarence Board man will act as hos 1 tess.
 March 19, John l.. Donnelly Of New Haven will speak on Trees, Shrubs and Perennials.' Mrs. w. H. Meagiey will act as hostess. l April Is, household economics will be discussed. Mrs. George B. Carter will be in charge and Mrs. Arthur Woodruff will be hostess May o1. Miss Elizabeth Wickwre will have charge of the discussion of current events. Mrs. MchaeIs will be the hostess.
 June IT, the annual meeting and picnic will take place at the home of Mrs Thnndore
 Miss Ruth Bassette daughter of MT. and Mrs. B. B. Rassette of Emmons Place, attended the Yale Harvard game today.
 Miss Virginia Hart. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Walter Hart of Hart street. will spend her Thanksgiving recess with her parents. Miss Hart is a stu dent at smith College, Northampton, 1 Mass.
 Mrs. Julia Morgan and daughter. who have been the house guests of Mrs. F. N. Peck Of Park Place, will leave Monday for Atlantic City, en route to their home in Hollywood. Cal. They will he joined in Atlantic City on Wednesday by Mrs Peck and her daughter Miss Louise Peck who will spend Thanksgiving with them. later in the week returning to town.
 The first event Of the social season at the New Britain club will take place Friday evening. Nov. 30, when It, Col. Charles W. Furlong. a trac- eler, lecturer and artist, will give 4 talk on "The Land Of the Arabian Nights The affair will take the form of a ladies' night, when wives and friends of the members will be invited to attend.
 Mir. Furlong has delivered several lectures in this city at various times and has attracted much attention with his apt phraseolory and his att tractiye stereopticon views Of places Of interest in the district whicha his talk embraces.
 A light lunch uill be served after the lecture.
 Tho first dance of tho season for Pi chapter Alpha rota Epsilon. win he hold Wednesday evening. Noeem- her as. at the r. Nj. c. A. Dancing will start at o'clock and will con- tinue until midnight Trinity Rar- chanalian orchestra of Hartford is to furnish music for the dancing. The committee in charge Of arrangements is Harry Moore. chairman: William Began and Ernest Casperson.
 Jack kirkham. son of Mir. and Mrs. John Kirkham of Cedar street will come home from Yale university for Thanksgiving day.
 Miss Marjorie Norris is home from Rogers Hal, Lowell. Mass. to spend her holiday with her parents. Mfr. and Mrs C. H. Norris Of Grove Hin.
 Miss Edith Loomis. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Fred T.oomis of Harri. son street and Miss Gladys Fngarty. daughter of Mrs. W. II. Fogarty of Washington street. arc planning al large benefit bridge party 10 be held next Friday afternoon. Tho money raised 10 be given to Skidmore col lege.
 
 Miss Elizabeth Traub. daughter Of General Peter E. Traub of New York city. returned yesterday to her home after spending tho week with Mrs. Allen Jackson English Of Harrison street.