New Britain herald., 1923-05-19

' V : guests last Saturday afternoon at q Tea ln honor ef her daughteTrinrlaw la " , Mrs, Rslph c, Moody, The house wa . eharmingly decorated with pink and . white flowers and the color sehemf ] was carried ant in the refreshments During the afternoon, Miss Arlin, : Root save several vocal selections MT, and Mrs, Ralph Moody recently , returned from their wedding trip when they matared from Washington. , ID, C.. to Toronto, Canada, visiting i'm , Syracuse, Rochester and Niagara
 f-fls, N, Y, They will move into their
 new home. ss Bnell street. about
 June 1.
 Mrs T, r, Markham of IaS Black
 Rock avenue. entertained at dinner and bridge Tuesday evening in honor Of Miss Mary Monsees who is 10 he. come the bride of George Talbot on
 June 18th. The house was iastily decorated in yellow and orchid. Rrldg"
 prize was won hy Helen Monsees. i The supreme convention Of the Catholic Women's Benevolent Legion was held at Saratoga Springs this past week, Mrs. William Grace of South Burritt street was a delegate ! from the New Britain council which is one of the largest in Connecticut, At tn" convention Mrs. Grace was elected to the supreme board of trus- | tees.
 One of the most delightful affairs of its kind ever given by the New Britain Musical club was its dinner at the shuttle Meadow club Monday evening when thirty active members and their guests dined and danced to- gether in the attractive surroundings of the club. Most appropriate for tho spring season were the decorations of apple blossoms which symboiized in natures beauty the art of music in which those present are so interested.
 theron Hart acted as tonstmaster Zee 'Hc delightful occasion and Miss
 'N~to'""l with two of e. ,- .. .s.a....l eTougnt out the 1 Lu!.or O! situation where two ex- tremely loquactious persons meet on the field of conversational battle. in what was officially characterized as An Episode" The Rexmere orches- tra furnished the music for the danc- Ing which followed. giving the young students of music and harmony an always enjoyed opportunity to express in action the love of grace and rhythm 50 thoroughly part of every lover of music. The attractive affair was a fitting climax to season of hard. conscientious work by the or ganization which gives art-lovers of the city so much pleasure and does so much to further the study of music in New Britain. .-#
 Alfred G. Smith of Greenwich. Conn. is the guest of his daughter Mrs Henry Schauffler. of Lincoln street.
 David l.. Nair of New Britain and ! Miss Dora Rakow. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William Rakow of Brook { Iyn. N. r.. will be married in Brook i yn at Bedford Mansion. Juno IT. {
 IL WdS announced OI tildL pr. F. A. B. Forrest has been chosen s Q succeed James P. Rogers as Boy I Scout Commissioner of New Britain. s
 Mir. and Mrs. John Keevers quietly l observed the fifty-third anniversary r # their wedding Tuesday at their T ,ome on Main street. F
 ..,.. q [; As summer approaches plans are c icing made for the outings that the ', yarm weather suggests and makes n possible. camping being one of the :, oremost pleasures. And so it is /, hat the executive board of the New " ,ritain Girl Scouts council met We'd r- esday afternoon to arrange for ,,, ummer training camp :, an "All Scout |, lay" and weekend camp at Rain I, ow Park. ,.,, Mrs. Arnold, who has been visiting CT daughter Mrs. c. F. Chase of i. Vest Main street, will return 10 her II, '', one, Cambridge, Mass, next week. s'. ". Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Hungerford of edar street are spending the week Id in Providence, R. l., the guests or their son, Sidney Hungerford and M fife. l''
 -. ce The Mother and Daughter" ban IT let which was held at the Y. w. c.
 Monday evening proved a great ccess and an interesting occasion. str 1e program started with supper, ga hich was served at s:30, and con- nj, lued as follows: mt ano Solos Mi Spring Showers ........... Fink Nalse Lucille ............. Frimi
 MIs. ". J. Mccormick. Re ,cal Solo-Love of Yesteryear. tu,
 Miss Madeleine F. Clough Ne Mrs. W. J. Mccormick. Influence of Women in Politics" l.
 Mrs. Lewis Rose.
 cal solo-Love's Garden of Roses. rr' ra
 Miss Clough. no Miss Gunther presiding.
 The members of the Mothers club the Central Junior High school son | meet Monday evening, May 21, me en they will hold their annual DIT eting. An entertaining musical and 'rary program is being arranged this occasion. sor
 day 1arle R. Anderson and Martin Gau- Boi n of this city have been chosen cha mbers of the class day committee assi Trinity college, Hartford. Class Mis- ' will be observed on E-ridav