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924 ,ANO NLIEVO- 1924

con SuS oroS, suS eStucos, suS pare
des pulidas, estalla magnifica impe.
tuosa, la canci6n de la algeria, de La
risa, el champan.
La orquesta, saba en- bordar fox
trots, ataca ell himno nacional. De
repente el salon sc LENA de risas, de
clamores, de carcajadas, de gritos,
de rufdos.
En- la calva augusta de altos fun
cionarios Y de nagnates azucareros
aparecen gorros de papel, irnitandc
turbantes, sombreros emplumados,
gorriIlos de clown. Un grave hacen-
dado, ante su copa de champan y su
langosta con salsa n1ayonesa, sc con-
vierte, en- un s1bdito feroz Y hosto
de Kemal Pacha..-... Una linda mu-
jercita, con ojos ingenuos, sopla flu
riosamente, con endiablada algeria,
en- un pito, mientras toca Ell prodi-
gioso casca dorado de sus cabellos,
con una enorme pluna de papel. Los
americanos-rnfster adiposos y cal
vos ladys facas y planchadas--sou
los mas alegres, Sc divicrten como
grandes nifios, gritan, palmotean, re-
soplan intrepidamente en- sus pitos y
alderman la cabeza con plumajes in
coherentes y clownesses. Y el jdbilc
estalla impetuoso, esplendido, y Ia
cancion de la vida Y de la alegria
vibra entire el estruendo de las mi.
sicas Y de las risas, como un home
naie al aiio que empienza,
Otro afio. rs el aiio nueyos.... Ri
sas, m1sica. algeria. Ell champagne
(COntinila en- Ia pag. 80
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icOnt1nuaci6n de la 5a. pag.)

tiene necesidad de reglas fjas para
divertirse para emocionarse. Vedlo
en- la nochebuena. Ell calendario, la
Biblia la tradicion lie dicen que ess
noche en- la paja fresca de un es-
tablo, perdido en- los asperos rinco-
nes de Judea, naci6 un niiio que, an
dando ell tempo "epataria" con sus
conocimiento los viejos Y reumati-
cos doetores del Temple, predicaria
Ia sbuena nueva doctrinas de paz,
de bondad Y de misericordia infini-
tas, por medic de parabolas, entire
las rientes verdeguantes vegas de
Galilea, y, luego de comparecer ante
un pretoh romano, esceptico, gordo
v risueno, moriria en- la cruz de los
esclavos.
Y el nacimiento de ese niiio, hijo
de un carpintero modesto " anonimo,
10 celebran los buenos ciudadanos
tragando vorazmente inmensas taja-
das de cerdo, engullendo formidables
trozos de pavo, sorbiendo rojos cho-
rros de vino barato apuntalandose
al dia siguiente el estomago deterio-
rado con paquetes de bicarbonato y
cocimientos de manzanilla.
En- los carnavales ell almanaque Sc
viste de luz, de color, de algeria. De
las hojas del calendario rueda IN
ioIgorio estrepitoso. Las gentes ms,
talan sobre los ARGOS superciliares ur
antifaz; afalsetan Ia voz, y entre
gestos trepidantes y exuberantes di
cen bromas faciIcs. Acaso en- tale
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dias el espiritu de cualquier hombre
sienta la necesidad de meditar, de
hundirse en- un silencio hecho de re-
flexi6n de hurania. Pero- iah! es
el carnaval. FL almanaque y la tra-
dici6n imponen la risa, la Erase jo-
,cuntia, Ell estruendo alegre de Car
Npestolendas, uno RE, baila, canta,
0Ecia devotamente ante rostro rojizo
de- Mono, sacude los cascabeles de
la Aarsa y Sc une, bajo un domino o
bajoC un antifaz bajo las nuecas
forzsdas del rostro, la barahunda
de lss fiesta.
AAora es el ano que Sc va, el afo
que Anuere. Y las gentes, entire ell
torbeIHno de sus ansias, de sRs an
helos,rH " creyendo sinceramente en-. el
cambid de su vida deseando exas-
peradamente iniciar amplias4 rectifi-
caciones, exclaman alegremente: Ano
nuevo, Vida nueva.
Tn aho mas Y en- esta noche
noche da San silvestre--dn buen san
to que surge en- la Ultima hoja del
almanadae y en- las hagiografias con
81 sayal de estamena, con una clara
sonrisa be patriarcasen su rostro mo-
fletudo bondadoso con una pa
cifica regadera entre las manos agrf-
colas-urp hace q balance de estos
doce meses, y sobre todo proposito
de enmienda, Y traza idealmente nue.
vos runlhos y fabrica lindos proyec-
tos en- ID que zonrie la Quimera y
la Ilusio1
Un ahos mas Como conOcer que
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empieza otro ano? ALA en- 10 alto,
en- el negro terciopelo acribillado por
los clavos luminosos de las estrellas,
los astros nos miriam indiferentes Y
mudos. Acaso los astronomos cata-
rrosos, capturen y recojan y fjen en-
sus aparatos una nueva rotacion de
la TERRA. Pero iahl los hombres sa-
ben marcar, ingeniosamente, sus ale
grias o sus tristezas. En- la noche
de Navidad, senalan con densa grasa
de cerdo, ell nacimiento de un Dios.
FL dia de los Difuntos 10 conmemo-
ran poniendo un r,stro lugubre y tra-
gando SANDWICHES " gaseosas sobre
las tumbas fiorecidas.
Y el transito de un ano otro, el
paso de la noche ruidosa de San Sill
vestre la madrugada riente de San
Manuel 10 solemnizan, 10 marcan, 10
defnen con chupinazos, con volado-
res, con disparos de reyolveres, con
Eroncos Y dilatados alaridos de 81
renas. con taponazos de sidra cham
pagne comiendo lentamente, So
lemnemente, con gesto liturgico, las
uvas de la dicha.
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SAcuhs0
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TETuAN 21 - SAN JUAN
PLATos DE LA CASA


PLAToS DE LA CASA
spaghettis and Club Sandwich.
--DiartoS-
LUNES:-Cocido La Espahola y Pa
vo al homo.
MARTES:-Caldo Galego Arrox >
Ia Paella.
MIERCoLES:-Past de Polio
7uches de Bacalao La Ea
pafiola.
JUEvES:-C Gallego y Rsviolis.
VIERNES:-Bacala alao a la Vizcaina >
Cocido la Espanola
SABADo:- Gallo de Ternera a La An
daluza y Pernil de cerdo al
Horno con Pure de Papas
EINGo:-RAvIoLIs
NOTA:- Cambiamos ell mend diar1o
con "a d;ferentes platos
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Old, DID, En- un reloj vecino sue
nan, lentas y solemnes, doce campa-
nadas. De repente estalIa el alegre
estrepito de Ia ciudad en- fiesta. Ru-
gen los caiones de la .Cabaila; las
sirenas de los barcos arrojan So ala
srido, su gilniente ululeo; ciudadanos
alegres Y con una punta de agresiva
belicosidad en- el espfritu trepan a
las azoteas de sus casas descargan
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Mrs. Samuel McAuley and daugh- ters, Miss Margaret McAuley, Miss Millie McAuley and Miss Elsie Me- Anley of Franklin Square, have been spending few days in Hazardville, Conn.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Charlton and children of Auburndale, Mass, arc the house guests Of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Lamb of Park Place.
 Mr. and Mrs. IT. w Fagg Of Mon- roe street announce the engagement Of their daughter, Miss Harriet Flagg, to Kenneth Wallace Grifing of Brooklyn, N. Y. The announcement was made last evening at A card party given for Miss FlaEg at her home by her parents. Miss l'lagg is a Gradu- ate Of the New Britain High school and of Pratt Institute. and is now as- sistant supervisor of art in the schools Of Morristown. x. J. No date has been set for the wedding.
 I.t Col Charles W. l'nrlong. trav- elcr. lecturer and artist. gave an in- teresting Illustrated talk last evening at the New Britain club to the club members, their wives and friends. Mir. FurlonE chose for his subject: 'The Land of The Arabian Nights" A buffet supper was served following tho talk.
 Mir and Mrs. Arthur Sampson and of Liberty street have been spending a few days with Mir. and Mrs. Addison Chase or New Rochelle, | \. Y.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Booth and Mir and Mrs A. C. Eimbali were the ! patrons at tho \. n. & dance held ! last evening ai the shuttle Meadow club.
 The Wotnans Auxiliary of St. church vii lhold a day of mission study on Wednesday pecem- her 5th. The subject will be Japan" . under thc direction Of Mrs Wright R. ! IIan. vice president Of the woman's of Now York. The mcct- HE VIII hlNli dI iN.bN H. nl.
 
 ''T'he Disappearing laccs yl the Pacific" was itD subject or Professor Ierbcrt r. Gregory Of Yaln University lt the open meeting of the womsn's dub held last Tuesday in tho First 'hurch chapel. Professor Gregory is
 memhrr of thc expedition sent out " Bishop Museum of Honolulu for nc purpose of obtaining more exact knowledge or thc geography. fora and auna of the islands Of the Pacific. The lecture was illustrated by lantern tides.
 James Kelley of Garden street en- srtained q number of his friends yes frday in honor or his 10th birthday. james were pIsted and refreshments rtcd. Master Kelley received many retty gifts.
 Mrs Martha Tsimadc, of Broad s .rrrt Piaintillc oi'scryed her S4th [ irthday at her home last Wpdnes- ! ay Tho affair was observed by D uirt family gathering. Mrs. Tai laHEr is grandmother 1f tiir thrrs z airna1Ea sisters. Norma. f'onsianre ud Mrs Buster Eraton. well known srtcu stars.
 
 Mr and Mrs. ". l. shouts of stu- L rt street. Maple Hiil. are entertain I .g their daughter. Miss Henrietta ' aoHts. of Ncu York for a few days. c
 cd On next Wednesday afternoon 2 l; bristmas party wiu he held by the T -oman's club of Maple HiIl at the q 11ne Of Mrs THcodoro Monicr of obhins avenus Mrs. Y. Nordstro1n ld Mrs. Kingsley will assist inc host [, s. There viI Ie Christmas quo- b lion roll call and an exchange of si fts. 1
 io
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

The regular monthly meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club will be held Tuesday. December lith at the club house in the form of Christmas party Miss Corinne Bacon will give talk on some Recent Interesting Books" Original plans were made for enter taining Baroness 1.eoine De souiny at the local club house tomorrow, The Baroness comes as n guest highly recommended by the National Fedora ton Of Business and Professional Women's clubs. However, inasmuch as Sunday afternoon would necessarily have Co be divided with Hartford, the loca organization decided to hold a joint meeting with the Hartford mem- bors at the Hartford club. The members Of the local club arc invited to be present at Il tea from to o'clock in the Hartford club on Sun day and to meet as we'll as to help entertain Baroness Leonie pc Souiny.
 Announcement has also been made that Marcus White. principal Of the Normal school. will address the mem bers of the club at tho regular Jann- ary meeting, which comes on Tues. day evening, January Sth. Principal Whites subject will bc; "Far Away Things"
 The New Britain club is onc of tho few Business and Professional clubs ia the country conducting an Extension course. New Britain has S4 members in its Columbia Exten- sion course and outsiders will he ad- mitted as auditors per single lecture The following are the subjects upon which Professor E. r. Humphrey Of Trinity will lecture:
 Dec. 5th-"A New Nationaiism"-- Roosevelt and Taft.
 Dec. i2th Election of f9i2 and 'The New Freedom"
 Dec. iath-The World War.
 Jan. 2nd--Amerira in World Settle ment.
 Jan. eth- President IIarding's Policy.
 Jan. isth-Presldent Cooltdge's Policy.
 The wedding of Miss Ada riouid. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Walter Gould of Milford. Conn. aud Carl 1 Munson of f'orcsf,iIlr took place this ] afternoon at four o'clock at their new home on Vernon street in Forestpille. Rev. John l.. lJasis of Trinity Mrtho- dist Episcopal church performed the l Miss Gould was attended ] by her sister. Mrs George Bodiry. as matron of honor and Mr Munsnn's best man was his brother. Arthur Muuson of New Bedford. Mass. The pride wore gown of mandalay col pred Eeorgstte crepe heavily beaded. She carried bouquet Of white chrya Her attendant was dressed in cocoa colorcd georgettc .repe trimmed with grey squirrel fir md she carried bronzc colored chrys- lHtHrmums. \ reception followed tlit T 'ercmony after which Mir and Mrs Iunson loft on an unannounced we'd ling trip. Miss Gould is NeIf known n town. Sho was graduated from he Nurses Training school 0f the Sew Britain general hospital in fhr lass of lHI7. Mr. Muusou is with fife sationaI Marin" Lamp Co.. of Forest file 4
  Miss Mary Mansfield of Coli sireet. lapIr IFiH. is spending several ptt.ks n Rochester. W. Y. visiting friends.
 
 Mrs B. J Hubert of Robbins ave ! Be entertained tho Maple 11iii Bridge s iub at her home Tuesday afternoon. 'rizes were awarded to Mrs. r. 4 iartiett. Mrs. Leonard fTox and Mrs [ '. IT, Smith. n
 Ht Mr. and Mrs. Loren C. Baker uf !
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

There will be a meeting Of the Wis Hing Nurse association next Thursday at the home of Mrs Harry Bates of so Russell street.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Mr. and Mrs. Loren C Baker uf Belvfdcre will leave sundav for Tam "a. Florida. to spend several fsanths. Mr. Baker is a member CT the Tampa Terrace COnstrurtion Co. Of Tampa. Florida
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

The marriage of Miss Lillian John son Uf T'r8aideure. n. T.. formerly ~ this rfty. and Henry Gregory took place ai : o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the rcetory Of st. Marks church. Rev. Samuel su'cline oiciaftine. Miss Gladys Gregory. a sister Of the groom. was the maid Of honor. and Sirfred Huifen was tho best man. The bride wore a gown or cocoa colored canton crepe with cloth of gold hat. She wore a eorsage bouquet Of roses. Fol- loving the wedding service a luncheon was served at ths Hotel Bond in Hart ford. after which Mr. and Mrs. Greg ory left on 2 wedding trip 10 Atlantic City.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Miss Anna Prics and Mics Margsre, Conlin of Iistt street arc spending the weekend in New York city.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Nearly fourteen hundred dollars was realized at the maple sugar and waffle booth of tho Greenwich Village fair held at the State Armory in Hartford last week Mrs. Frank Fl. Johnston was chairman with her daughter. Miss Agnes Johnston, as TO- chairman Of thc booth. other mem hers Of Mrs. Johnston's committee in- cIude Mrs. Raymond Rabcock. Mrs. ]. C. Lincoln. Mrs l.. M. Barnes. Mrs F. G Hurlburi. Mrs. Douglas John sion. Miss Mildred Barrows. Miss Marion Hoar. Mrs l.. Q. Lusk. Mrs F. F. Proudman, Mrs. arthur Grant and Mrs. IT. IT. CogsweH.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Mrs. z. E. Coliingw0od of Harrison street is entertaining her sister. Mrs Cotton, of Parlland. Oregon.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Miss Helen Dixon. daughter of Mir. and Mrs R. II. Nixon of Belvidere. had as her guest during the week Miss Christine Seward of Nit. Holyoke coi- lege. Miss Dixon Is spending the week end in Boston. #
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

The <. 2. sorority announces a rbriSmas dance at the EIss club De ceubcr Zs.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Hits and Bits Of 1928" IS iitc ii'ie of the sketch which m .m1ars of tho Alpha Delta Sigma frat"cnitv will pre- gent at the odd Fellows hali Ja-uary IS and IT. The revue is written ny the 'I Four" weil known comedy on- tertainers Of this city. composed Of Dwight Latham. Paul Lucas. Clcm- snt Lewis and Robert Tsoomis. The committee in charge of the affsir Is made up nf Albert Scripture. chair man; Charles Iau. DevFt Riley. Clement Lewis. leland Pierce and Harold Johnson.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Morris Nordstrgru. sen5sr al Wrs- is van. = spending tHe u-eek-cnd at his home in Maple Hiii Mrs V. Nord- strom and sons spent Thanksgiving Vifh Mr. and Mrs. Austin Van Vceu Ol Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Mrs Is. !. Hubert of Robbins ave nBe entertained Inc Maple Hifi Bridge club at her home Tuesday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs r. 4 Bartlett Mrs. Leonard f-sx and Mrs. W. U. Smith.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Mayor ]. l.. Powell Of Wichita. Kansas, was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Frank II. Johnston of West ! Main street during the week. Mr. Powell was member of the board of di- rectors Of the United states Chamber Of Commerce for four years, serving at tho samc time Mir. Johnston repre- scntcd Connecticut
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Miss Mary Mansfield of Coli street. Maple HiH. is spending several pteks in Rochester. W. Y. visiting friends
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

CcoruHusd on r~anh rage,
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Miss Marjorie EsiINin. daughter Of Mr and Mrs Carlyle Baldwin af For est street. returned yesterday 10 iHr Howe Morot school In Thompson. Conn. Miss Baldwin is usmIscr os thc faculty at ths school. having charS" or Inc physical cducatian
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Tho Connecticut Children's Aid so- ciety announces a surprise dinner par " and theatrical performance under the management of winchcil smith, the playright. to be held in the ball room Of the Hartford club on Tues day evening. December II. at S o'clock. Mir. Smith will present per formsnco patterned after the famous Lambs Gambois. 4 number of their most successful dramatic and musical skit will ba played by members of the Lambs. Tho names of some of the artists will be announced later; some will be reserved as a surprise.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Nr and Mrs AlrN EessoF Ief, to- day for California
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Mr and Mrs. " l. shouts of stu- art street. Maple TIir. are cntertain- ing their daughter. Miss Henrietta Shomts of Ncu York for a few days
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

William Heriert cf Torniinson ave- HHa. ITaint 7iis. sailed Tor England to- day after sisifiHz rfH bis uncle and amt. Mir and Nrs- Fred Marshall for fhe nasf rE months.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Rudolph Lundcll is home from Pratt Institute for the Thanksgiving holidays. He will return to resume his duties on Monday.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Mrs. Martha TslmadEo of Broad street. P1aintillc. oi'scrved her S4th birthday at her home last Wpdncs- day. Tho affair vas observed by riirt family gathering Mrs. Tai- InaHEe is grandmother 5f tie fhrrs TatTnadEa sisters. Norma. t,onstanre and Mrs. Buster Eeaton. well known screen stars.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

A rihdsy surprise party was ten- dered Lucy F. Mcrcure at her home. l5l Lyons street, last Sunday evening. the occasion being her l2th birthday. A number of her friends were present and she received many beautiful gifts. Luncheon was served and an entcr- iainmcnt followed.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

H0 06NI W'IN"NIat aTfhT0OO0 Christmas party viii he held by inc N-oman's club of Maple HiH at the home Of Mrs THcofore Monicr of Robbins avenus Mrs. x Nordstrorn and Mrs. Kingsley will assist inc host ess. There viil te Christmas quo- tstion roll call and an exchange of gifts
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Miss Afice Ecgan. daughter of u- and Mrs Joseph ErEan of Harrison sire"t. entertained four tables or 5rids" at her home Monday. Prizes "rre awarded to Miss CordcIia Eii- bourne. Mise Priscilla Crsbtrcc and Miss Margaret Lrvis.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

The Emerson College club Of Hart ford met this afternoon with Mrs. George Flanagan of Forest street. The afternoon was devoted to A bnsi- ness meeting followed by buffet sup per. This evening a celebration of Founders day will be observed. Pa- pcrs on the carly days and old tradi- tions of Emerson college will he read by Mrs. Clara Coe Byrne, Mrs. Will fred Dresser and Miss Fanny Darrow of Hartford
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Tho shuttle Meadow club to again hold series Of Sunday twilight musicalcs similar Co those given last winter. Complete announcements will le made at a later date.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

James Kelley of Garden street en- fcffainrd q number of his friends yes terday tn honor or his 10th birthday. Games were played and refreshments ssrvrd. Master Kelley received many pretty gifts
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

At family dinner party on Thanks- si'inE daS thc cBgagn nmcnt Of Roger tiarP Castle. son of Mir. and Mrs n \. Tastie. of piaiu,ilIr. and Miss Es- ftlia SawTFr. daughter af Mr. and NrS- Cyrus r.. Sawyer of Portland daiH'. wae announced. Roth arc graduate of the T-nirrrsify of Maine. Mr. Castle. who is rnrfnl,rr Of tba 5feita Tau r"lfa Fraternity. ras prom iH'n' tn athletics sf cuUssr Miss Sawyer was irsJer nr tla gtrf rtgh at the ri-sFsftr aF wsi-r and ia a mefnlar of TT Eafa rm sarorifv w-. | aSti" is now iu tbr traffic cnrinrr-- i#E drraFtmrnt of tHr Afnr riran Trie- pfoun and Telegraph Co. Go New York city. Miss Sawyer wiiI spsnd the viu- taF in Porto fIirc as pioneer orrariz- er and national director Of inc Girl Scouts
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Mir. and Mrs, Harry J. Sedgwick and daughter. Mildred, and grandson, Rnell, Of Hartford Road, have left for St. Petersburg, Fla. where they will spend the winter months.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Mir. and Mrs, \. W. Williams of rss 'orbin avenue .annonnce ihe engage ment Of their daughter. Miss France. Williams. fo konneth <. Mcknight. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Me. Knight Of Darina Place. Milford
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Miss Ruby Andrews. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs John Andrews of Bas- sett street. will return tomorrow 10 wailingford. Conn. after spending her vacation with her parents. Miss Andrews is a member Of tho high school faculty in that town.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Miss Margaret rhri=t u7ri return fn WildtJtTr srhnol Pennsylvania. to- morrow aytrr spending her Thanks giving vacation witH 7rr rarerts rr and Mrs r. W. Christ. of Garden street
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

IlaAsrt Vance spent Thanksgiving in Boston with his mother and sister, Mrs R. J. Vance and Miss Agnes Vance.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

slr and Mrs. William C. Manchrs- fer cf Hil1 Crest. fGed Stone HiU. T'iainti1Ie. uiH observe the Enth anni- terssry of their wedding Sunday. De- cemIer 2. They vere married Bo- cemi,ar i. IS7s. in For.st4iIIp bv tho late Ret. John Brien Of that town. The 'oitst rtance of the annixersary will take plaes aith a family gathering.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Miss Lauren Mouat. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Laurence Mouat of Grove Hill, is home from Elizabeth, N. J., tor her Thanksgiving recess. Miss Mouat is director of physical educa- ton in the public schools in that town.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Clements and family Of Schenectady, N. r.. arc the house guests of Mir. and Mrs. F. G. Platt of Grove Hill.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Miss Katheryn Brooks, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William Brooks of South High street. came home from New York city to spend Thanksgiving with ier parents.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Miss Frances Dean, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. D. l.. Dean of Harrison street, who is spending the winter in New York city came home to spend this weekend in town with her par nnts
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Miss Sally Humason. daughter of Mrs. Harris Humason Of Vine street, came home from New York city io spend Thanksgiving with her mother.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Miss Marjori" Rult. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. \. c, BulI Of Black RorL av"nHa, wiiI entertain several friends at her home at dinner thia rverip- following inc Hartford New Britain nigh school game.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Miss Harriet Rsynal, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs, Louis Reynal of Lexing- ton street, gave an Alpha Alpha bene- fit bridge party at her home this afternoon. Tables were reserved by Mrs. William Pease, Miss Beatrice Reynal, Miss Reynai, Miss Priscilla Crabtree, Miss Leonie Grove, Miss Ruth Coombs. Miss Margaret Foster. Miss Eunice Humphreys, Miss Fran ccs Williams, Mrs, Lucian II. Stevens. Mrs. Edward Christ. Miss Evelyn Bigelow, Mrs. Clifton Wilson and Miss Kathryn Kron.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

It. Col Charles W. FurlonE. trav- eler lecturer and artist. gave an in- tercsting Illustrated talk last evening at the New Britain club 10 the club members, their wives and friends. MT. Fnrlong chose for his subject: "The Land of The Arabian Nights" A buffet supper was served following tho talk.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Miss Ellen Moore has returned Co her homo in kensington after spend- ing tho summer and fall months nt Tooth Ray IIarbor. Maine
New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

Miss Martha Moore has been home from vassar College spending a few lays with her parents, Mir. and Mrs F.. Allen Moore of SunnyledGe.