New Britain herald., 1923-02-03


 Mir and Mrs Prank H- Jehasios
 ef West Main street leave on Feb
 TaaFy 70 for an extended iFiI
 through Europe snd AfEiea, MF
 lehnsien has been appointed a dele
 gate Of the Chamber ef Commerce o
 the Halted states to attend the sec
 ORd geneEal meeting of the inteFns
 tlaRal Chamber ef Commerce ta hs
 held at Home, Italy. March is 10 sg
 and has also been elected delegate ts
 represent the Connecticut chambel of G0mmeFee. Delegates from Sl
 different countries sill attend.
 The cuRaFd S, s. .Gsrenia" has
 been chartered by the United states Chamber Of Commerce for the twa
 hundred and fifty members and fam. lilies who will attend the meeting and a deiighiful cruise has been arranged stopping st Fuhehsl, Madiena Island; ; Gibraltar, AlgieTs, Mente Carlo. Ma
 pies, Athens. ceastantinople, Jeru- salem, Jericho, Cairo, Alexandria and
 hack 10 Rome, The party will tour
 Italy, Switzerland, Germany and
 France on their way home. arriving in New York about May :.
 The k, \, girls are planning . dance tO take place next Saturday evening at the hame Of Miss Anna ffaut, daughter Of Mir. and Mra George Traut Of West Main street. Mrs, Frank Traut and Mrs. George TFant will net as aasRaaaxsas
 Airs, Joseph Began of Harrison street is spending the weekend in Stamford.
 Mir, and Mrs, Arthur Kimbali of Lexington street return on Mon- day from Chicago. Ill.. where they have been spending the past week
 Miss Harriet Clark of New Haven is the guest of Miss Helen Martindeil, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Robert Martindeli Of Hamilton street.
 Invitations have been sent out by the Hartford Art school announcing their annual Bal Mssque which is to take place on Tuesday evening. Febru- ary e2 Tt the Art School in Hartford. Miss Ebha Roseen. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. c. N. Roseen of Harrison street is chairman Of the committee Of arrangements.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter P. Crabtree and daughter Miss Priscilla Crabtree of Lincoln street are spending the weekend in Syracuse. N. Y. with Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Crabtree. Jr.
 Edward Christ, son of Mir. and Mrs. E. W. Christ of Garden street returned on Thursday from New York city where he spent the early part of the week.
 Mrs. V. NJ. Palmer of Harrison street will leave tomorrow for Clean, Y. r.. to spend two weeks the guest ,f her sister.
 Edward Sechrest of Plainville was n New York city the early part of tho week.
 The A. A. Sorority girls have an- lounced a dance which is to take 'lace during the Easter recess at the ;lks club. Miss Cordelia Kilbourne. laughter of E. 0. Kilbourne of Stanley treet, Miss Justine Traut, daughter of dr. and Mrs. Fraak Traut and Miss Flora Hine, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Albert c. Hine of Clayton road are the committee of arrangements.
 The A. A. Girls gave very suc- essful benefit bridge party this after oon at the home of Miss Amalia raut, daughter of MT. and Mrs. eorge Traut of West Main street. hose having tables reserved included [iss Helen Caldwell, Mrs. William eace, Mrs. Charles Daw, Miss Eliza eth Kimball Miss Anna Traut, Miss malia Traut, Miss Justine Traut, Miss ordelia Kilbourne, Miss Margaret hrist, Miss Flora Hine, Miss Helen are, Miss Alice Began and Miss Mar lret Lewis.
 Pink roses were used as decorations bout the rooms and these were divid-
 and awarded to the person having le highest score at each table. Punch Id. cookies were served. Miss Cor slia Kilbourne, Miss Alice Began and iss Amalia Traut were in charge of e party.
 Miss Mary Taylor Blauvelt will give c eighth in a series of nine Current vents lectures under the auspices of c New Britain Women's club on lsday afternoon at the First Church apel. Miss Blauvelt will continue r discussion of the Ruhr and will eak of some of the problems of Ar- enia, North and South. Mrs. George Hidebrant of Harri- T street entertained at luncheon and idge at her home on Tuesday and iday of this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wachter of rrson street will give a dinner ElS dl tHtlT nOiut tHlS SNtHlHE. mTss ,chter will leave February for oria, Ill.,, to spend several weeks. Mrs. c. H. Baldwin of Forest street recovering from an operation at the arter Oak Hospital. Hartford, Conn. irs. Fred w. Loomis opened her nc on Harrison street Friday after