New Britain herald., 1923-03-24

3 Methodist church arranged an attrac- . tive program which was successfully , presented Thursday evening in the . Trinity church to celebrate Founders Day" March 23rd in 1869 in Tre- ; mont church. Boston. Mass. the first Women's Foreign Missionary society 7 of Methodist church was organised. ? From this humble origin grew so- , ciety which today has work in 10 for- 3 eign countries. 7 The following attractive program 5 was presented under the direction of
 Mrs, F. c. suckwel: Hymn
 Roll call--Answercd by names of In- dia's cities. Scripture reading .s... The Woman Who Gave ..., Mrs. George Rogers
 The Woman Who Prayed ......
 ....,........ Mrs. H. w. Gee
 The Woman Who Loved .......
 ............ Mrs Roy Schilling Prayer-Rev. John L. Davis
 Antiphonal hymn .....,.........
 ...... Response by Elmer Wilcox Mother Goose's Children" recitations Story-"The Sacrifice Of Love" -.
 .......... Misses Helen Johnson
 Muriel Stockwell and Ruth Penney Kings Herald Band presented the
 play. Dolls in Mnay Lands."
 with Miss Helen RSskii2s as leader Collection
 "Isabel's Dream," ...............
 ....... Janet and Helen Johnson With children asem five foreign coun- | tries
 Pageant-"They Hunger and Thirst" A sccne in a Chinese Temple, with Pansy Bush, a Chinese woman; Eve lyn Bigelow, child bride: Jane 1 Keepin, as Goodess: Helen Evans, leader of the Pilgrims; Anne Zahn- letter, Ruth Duntz and Lothair Siegei, Gretchen Larson as the Angel of Light three missionaries. Edith symonds. Ruth wigglesworth and Edna Bagshaw. Solo by Miss Doris Conden and chorus by Girls choir.
 Mrs. R. R. Porter of Willimantic has been the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mir. and Mrs. Fred erick w. Porter of Garden street. VI street returned today from New York city.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Traut and daughter Miss Amelia Traut of West Main street returned today from Norfolk, Virginia, where they have been spending two weeks the guests of Captain Frederick Traut, U. s. N. and Mrs. Traut.
 Miss Elsie Collingwood. daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. B.ACollingwood of Harrison street is spending the week. end in New York city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Martindell of Hamilton street are entertaining Mr.0 and Mrs. Charles L. Schiller of Hart ford over the weekend.
 The regular meeting of the Sum- shine society was held last Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. William F. Mangan of Bas- sett street has been visiting in New York city.
 
 Miss Anna Gourson of the Com mercial Trust company is spending the weekend in New York.
 Miss Bettie C. Hance, daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. B. Hance of Park Terrace, is spending the Easter vaca- tion in Worcester. Mass, with her U Tl, yr-,n ly lived in town.
 Robert Wakeman, a sculptor of New York city, is in town working on the reredos of St. Marks church. He is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Earle K. Bishop of West Main street.
 Mir. and Mrs. John A. Dolan Of Monroe street announce the engage ment of their daughter, Miss Mildred Dolan to Irving Dunn of Rockville.
 
 Miss Helen Foote, Mrs. Thomas shaffer and Miss Dorothy Woolley of Hartford will attend the McAll Aux liary convention which is to be held It St. Marks church, May 2nd and 'rd. Miss Foote comes as an official delegate from the Hartford Junior IcAll Auxiliary.
 A daughter, Ruth Thompson Nor ,an, was born or Friday morning at he Nile street hospital in Hartford to Ir. and Mrs. Barry L. Morgan of formerly Of this city. Miss Hannah and Miss Dinger vaskowitz of 70 Lincoln street are pending few days in New York.
 
 Mrs. Pauline Pilz entertained umber of her friends at her home at 5 Francis street on Friday afternoon l honor of her Fist birthday. Mrs. 'ilz has been resident of this city pr more than 50 years.
 The home was most attractively ecorated and Dutch" supper was srved at o'clock. Guests were resent from Bristol and New Britain. Mrs. Herbert Knox Smith, president the Connecticut League of Women oters. has been invited to preside at le dinner to be given for the league resident of forty states at the con- ,ntion in Des Moines. Ia, on April Last evening at o'clock the mar age of Miss Florence Sylvia Albert, lughter of MT. and Mrs H. Albert 57 Jubilee street to Benjamin af ATr ot,I LII -k