New Britain herald., 1923-05-19

One of the most enjoyable socials
 of the school year was held in the
 High school gymnasium last evening , under the auspices of the Spanish
 club.
 The decorations, which were done
 by Andrew Guilliano, were very pleas
 ing. The color scheme of red and
 gold, the Spanish national colors,
 made q pleasing picture to match the
 many gorgeous costumes worn at the
 affair. A canopy section at the west
 end of the hall was set aside for the
 guests of which there were many
 from the faculty of the school and
 from other nearby towns including Hartford.
 The evenings activities began with
 an entertainment by tho pupils of the Spanish classes in the auditorium. This was followed by dance in the gymnasium until | o'clock. Refresh ments were served during intermis- sion. The musical numbers were fur nished by Parker's orchestra. Among the guests present were Vice-Prncipal James c. Moody. the Misses Francis NJ. Ferguson and Fanny Holmes of the High school fac ulty and Andrew Guilliano, Jr., of Hartford
 Donald l.. Bartlett of Lincoln street has been attending the meeting of the National Association of Purchasing Agents in Cleveland, Ohio.
 The dance which tho members of |. the Business and Professional Wom- en's club will give this evening at tho ! Shuttle Meadow club promises 10 be one of tho most brilliant events of the i spring season. It is expected that the . attendance will be large including many guests from New Britain, as well as other cities The committee In charge has been making extensive preparations and plans, so that tho success of the event is assured
 Miss Marguerite Tracey, chairnan: Miss Althea Martin, Miss Mildred Weld, Miss Ruth Larson, Miss Helen Miss Ruth Nelson, Miss Anne Nave. Rackliffo and Miss Corinne Erickson, make up tho committee.
 The Connecticut Arts association. of which Joseph Wiseltier of Hartford. formerly art director of the New Brit ain schools, is president and Miss Vera Stevens of the State Normal school is secretary and treasurer. has ! been holding it's 18th annual meeting n Hartford today.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Goodrich and :, Vr and Mrs. Rubin Hadey of Berlin lave returned from New London.
 Miss Mary Monsees, whose m.r r iage 10 George K. Talbot of T,i,ar- V nore Falls, Maine. will take place n, c me l9, was given miscellapeous a hover Monday evening by the mem ! ers of the Anchor Brand" Girls V lub. h The woman of the South Congrega- ? onal church will hold their last r leeting of the season. Friday. May h 5. at 3:S0 o'clock, in the chanel. U he program will hc of unusual in- A rest as Mrs. Charles s. Thayer. state n resident of the Homo Missionary c' nion, will speak. and Mrs. Stuart n pson will sing some Indian melo- ir ies m The officers for tho coming year in lc Home Missionary department arc ; follows: Mrs. A. W. Ipson. chair al an; Miss Lcttie Learned vice SC lairman: Mrs. Douglas Johnston, re- St ,rding secretary; Mrs. r.. W. tsclton. h, secretary, and Mrs 1s 'alter Hart. chairman of direct sses.
 Mrs. R. Wilbur of 24 Washington of rect. Plainville, entertained a party W
 about 2o young women Tuesday VI ening. at miscellaneous shower in cr lnor of Miss Alma Carlson Of this th ty. Miss Carlson will become the NJ idle of Harold Gangloff on May 2s. m