New Britain herald., 1923-12-22


 The Girls club of the Stanley ! Works held a Christmas party Thurs day afternoon and evening at St. Marks parish house. About 125 were present.
 Morris Nordstrom, student at Wes- leyan college, will spend the Christ mas vacation with his mother, Mrs. N. Nordstrom, Of Maple Hill.
 Miss Lillia NJ, Hill. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frederick H. Hill of 35 Win throp street. 8 student of Boston uni versity, will spend the Christmas re- cess at her home.
 Donald Proudman Of Maple Hill re- turned Thursday from Dartmouth college to spend the Christmas recess with his parents.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Harriet Jack son of 43 Winthrop street to Howard F. Quadland of Bennington. Vt.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stanley C. Barrett of Berlin left Thursday for St. Peters, burg, Florida, where they will spend the winter months.
 MT. and Mrs. Jacob Ginsberg of 314 Chestnut street announce the engage ment of their daugher, Miss Eifreeda Ginsberg, to Bert Mellins of Eliza beth, N, J.
 The junior. intermediate and senior departments Of the First Congrega- tional church held a Christmas party Thursday evening. An entertainment was furnished by 'Leroi' of Meriden and refreshments were served.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. L. Rogers of North Washington street PlalnTlle, an nounce the engagement of their daughter Olive Mae Rogers, to F.. Ralph Snelgrove of Windsor. No date has been set for the wedding.
 A Christmas party for the Rainbow Division, Junior Try, Ginger-Snap. Pinnacle and Jolly Workers clubs will be held at the Y. W. C. A. gymnasium next Wednesday afternoon from to C o'clock. A play, Big Sisters Dream" will be presented.
 The Aisle of colors," a military entertainment, was presented for the Sons Of Veterans auxiliary in the au- d,torium of the Center church on Wednesday evening. The entertain l ment was arranged by Mrs. C. W. Norton of this city and was one of the most impressive affairs held in this city in some time. The affair commemorated the 10th anniversary of tho founding of the auxiliary.
 Representatives of every military order in the city were present fin uni- l form and speeches were made by the i commanders Of each order. Com | mander Edward ogren Of the Ameri- | can Legion, Colonel Bulien. national | aid of the Veterans of the Spanish | War: Department Senior Vice. Presi- | dent Theodore Johnson of tho Span ish War veterans; Department officer Sykes of the Grand Army of the Re- | public; Department President Mrs | Goddard of the auxiliary: Comman- der Clyde Rouley Of the Disabled l Veterans Of tho World War, and oth- CTS were on the list Of those who made remarks
 Rev. Henry W. Maier, pastor Of the Center church. and Rev. Samuel Sut- cliffe. rector of st. Marks church. were escorted through the "Aisle Of Colors." and Rev Mfr. Maier gave Inc address of welcome. while Rev. Mfr. Suictiffe made the greeting.
 Songs Of the Civil War and the World War were sung and bngle calls were blown by the Legion bugler. The Civil War veterans were among the guests Of fhe evening.
 The "Aislc of Colors" was worked out by Mrs. Norton in Brooklyn. \. F.. and she has had charge of such entertainments in that city, where, for 25 years she was connected with the United Boys Brigade of America. She had charge of drilling boys between the ages of l2 and IS years.
 
 Cards have been received for the bridge and tea which Miss Alice Aldrrson. daughter of Mir and Mrs. 4. F. Alderson of Lake street Will give at her home next Friday after noon in compliment to Miss Vivian Fcnfeld Of Hartford.
 
 Mrs. William Middlcmass of South street will have for her guests over the holidays. her son Robert Middle mass and her daughter and son-in- law. Mir and Mrs. Allan Hickey, all of New York city.
 
 The woman's club Of Maple Hill, of which Mrs. R. Y. Doane is presi- dent. will have a large Christmas tree at the park. \ program Of Christ mas carols and songs Will be carried put Monday evening at o'clock. The Little Town of Bethlehem NiH he sung by Mrs Van Bean. Miss Airline Root will sing christmas Night" Richard 1.einhard. Miss Niable smith and Miss Mildred Mann give yiolin selections. silent Night" will bc sung by trio con sistinr of Mrs. r. B. Proudman. Mrs. r. l.. Monier and Mrs. L.. l.. Harding. EverYonC will be welcome.
 
 Miss Justine Traut and Miss Flora Louise Traut. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Frank l.. Trsut of West Main sirCgt. have come home from the { Martha Washington colirgs. Ahbing- lon. Virginia. for the holidays.
  Miss Amelia Traut. daughter of itr. and Mrs. George TraBt Of West