New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-12

! The Heid dak OF the AssottatsH NV
England Yale clubs will be held Al
the Agaaam Hunt, Providence, r. H.
Friday and Saturday, May IA and ~
with the Vale association Of Rhode
Island as host, Howard :, Humphrey
Of this city, has received letter
from Arthur 4, Thomas, secretary, az
follows, "Minolt Osborn writes that
New Britain has formed local alnm'
nj association, ! think most Of them
are listed under the Hartford assoa
citation and have received invitations
20 the field day, ,,, hope that
your association will become assn
eiated formally with this orsanisa
ton, We want them all very much,
n there is anything ! can do 70 enr
tighten you further, let me know"
New Britain Yale men are invited
20 ioin the others on the special ear
which will leave New Haven for
Providence. Friday. May Is, a. s'oi
., m. daylight saving time, and will
leave Providence for New Haven al
ls'4s n, m. saturday. The program
includes informal golf and tennis
matches and n team match between
Massa ehusetts and Rhode Island, with
informal dinner and entertainment
with a brief business meeting. for
Friday. and. for Saturday, the formal
handicap golf and tennis matches.
winner OF Fridays match 10 play
Connecticut. lunch at the Pomham
club. "a Rhode Island clam bake and
the baseball game between Yale md
Brown at Andrews field. Several New
Britain Yale men are planning 10 at
tend the affair which promises TO hc
so enjoyable.
Mrs r. Rodgers Wilbor entertained
Mt luncheon today Mt the Shuttle
Meadow club In honor OF Miss q. A.
Riley who is visiting Miss Flora
Humphrey of West Main street.
Mrs. A. Savage and Miss Annette
Savage of the Y. w. C. A. are spend
ing the weekend in New Haven.
given under the auspices Of the
Sports club of the Y. w. c. A. was
held In the Y. w. c. A. gymnasium
Thursday evening. The decorations
we're carried out in the Sports club
colors. An interesting swimming
meet open to ali girls who have medi-
cal certificates for the swimming pool
will take place on May 81 at 1880
D. m. Swimming races. diving.
strokes and stunts will be included in
the meet.
Miss Marie Walsh OF Bristol was
rendered a miscellaneous shower by
about 90 of her friends at the home
of Mrs. Theresa Hollfelder OF CT
Columbia street on Wednesday even
ing. Vocal selections were rendered
| by Miss Kathleen Walsh accompanied
| by Miss Mary Walsh on the plano.
Miss Agnes Bardeck entertained with
selections on the ukulele Miss Walsh
will become the bride of Fred Holl
fielder on May %.
The New Britain Musical club held
its annual meeting Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. L. Alidzulatis on
Chestnut street: the following officers
and committees being chosen for the
Hart, vice president. Berton S. Crom-
well: treasurer. Miss Tlga Harvey;
recording secretary, Miss Frances
Water; corresponding secretary, Philip
Il. Smaller; librarian and critic, Miss
Ruth Schade: the program commit
tee. F. w. Latham. chairman; Mr..
Anderson, Miss Meyer. Miss Parket,
Miss Shade and Miss Tomassoni; me
Miss Schade and Miss Tomassoni;
membership committee. Mrs. Fl. Hor-
ton, chairman; Miss Bradley, Miss
johnson, Mrs. Smaller, Mr.. Stearns and
Mr.. Shauffler; arrangement commit
tee. Mrs. F.. Andzulatis, chairman;
Miss Earnest. Miss Hine. Mr.. Fleitzer
and Mr.. Smaller.
The members Of the Business and
Professional Women's club enjoyed a
splendid musical program on Tuesday,
evening when Mrs. Florence Bowman
Jaffee, vioinist Miss Frances Water
and Miss Ruth Schade, accompanist.
were the artists. The following musi- |
cal numbers we're given: S
Praeludium and Allegro, Pugnani !
........ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. kreisler '
Mrs. Jaffee I
Waltz Song U.a Boheme) =. Puccini q
Miss Water I
Prize Song (Mcistersinger) ... Y
...,..... ............ Wagner e
Evening Song .......... schumann I
Mrs. Jaffee
Song Of Yester'een ......... Bishop a
Good Morning Brother Sunshine .. O
............... Lehman ,e
Miss Water
Oriental --Caesar Cut.
Mrs. Jaffee
The. May ball and dinner at the
shuttle Meadow Country club this
,vening promises to be one of the
most brilliant and enjoyable of thel
pring season. There will be a num-
yer Of large dinner parties. as well
Is small ones. The people who have
eserved tables are: G.. T. Kimball,
:. II. Cooper, A, S. Parsons. G. Il.
'arsons, Mrs. Estelle Wilbor. II. IT,.
'latt. A. W. Young, II. S. Humphrey.
J. NJ. Hayden, w. FL. Hart and r..
iriswold
Miss Martha Moore who has been
pending a few days with her parents,
fr. and Mrs. f. A. Moore. returned
n Friday TO Eassar college where she
) a student.
The May whist and bridge party
-iven under the auspices of the 81.
iary's Sodality last evening at the