New Britain herald., 1923-01-27
New Britain Musical Club Presents Attractive PgamSvea Small Parties
 Mccall Auxiliary To

1 ,''fhe Whole Truth" play b.
 Lindsey Barbee. was very successful,
 produced by the young folk of thu
 Methodist church at .Methodis
 Night" which was held at the Y, N
 c, A. on Wednesday evening, Tn,
 cast Of characters ineludedl Mis-
 Helen Evans. as Amy Ross Charles
 Colbert. as Barclay. Miss Faulkner'l
 chauffeur. Phyllis Faulkner. an heir
 ess. was represented by Miss Gretchen
 Larson; Marie ostrowski took the
 part Of Mrs. Hathaway. Miss Faulk.
 ner's eompanioni Aiphonse. the but.
 Ter. was taken by Oliver Emerson;
 Reginald Brooke. a suitor was DOT.
 trayed by William Gooby. Edward
 A. Marion took the part of Mont
 moreney Montmain. a poet. and Miss
 Emmie Doolittie represented Mont
 mains wife. Gilbert Marsh took the part Of Lord Harding. another suitor.
 The play Is farce comedy and presents an amusing comedy of er- TOTS caused by one young woman im- personating another. The actions took place in a sunparlor of a fashionable hotel. William Gooby is in charge of the play.
 The women Of the First congrega- tional church met on Friday last and organized n Missionary society which Is combination of the Foreign and Home Missionary societies It is planned to hold a meeting the second Friday in every month. Members elected to office are: President, Mrs. Marcus White: ce-prcsident and chairman program committee. Mrs. Samuel Mccutcheon: vice president and chairman work committee. Mrs. E. c. Goodwin; Icc-prcsident and chairman hospitality committee. Mra R. c. clapp: secretary, Mrs. W. F.. Parker: treasurer and chairman fn- ance committee. Mrs. J. B. Thompson; auditor. F. A. Porter.
 Program committee Mrs. Me cutcheon. chairman; Mrs. W. P. Felt; Mrs s. H. Hellyar: Mrs. W. T. Wells.
 Work committee-Mrs. F.. c. Good win. chairman: Miss Bertha Cham berlain. Mrs. J. D. Hahn. Mrs. M. F.. Pease.
 Hospitality committee-Mrs. R. c. Clapp. chairman; Mrs. H. W. Burns Mrs. Maxwell Coe. Mrs. IT. l.. Corley, Mrs. J. Fl. Robinson.
 Finance committee = Mrs. J. B. chairman; Mrs E. c. Brad ley, Mrs. F. S. Chamberlain. Mrs II. s. Cook, Mrs. C. H. Fox. Mrs J. H. .atham, Mrs. c. F.. Mitchell, Mrs. B. D. Radcliffe, Mrs. M. F.. Tracy, Mrs F.. l.. Warren and Miss Mary s. Whittlesey.
 Mrs Arthur Kimball gave a lunch con bridge at her home on Lexington, street yesterday.
 Mrs. Maxwell Porter entertained in- formally at tea at her home on Lex ngton street yesterday afternoon for Mrs c. $. Campbell, who has been the set of Mrs. Clifton Wilson on Pores. street. Mrs. Howard Bruem- ner presided at the tea table which vas dec rated with four candles and l low bowl of flowers in the center. Mrs. Dudley Walker and Mrs. Clifton Wilson and Mrs P. c. Platt assisted with the serving. Among the guests we're Mrs. Maurice Johnson. Mrs Ar hur Samson, Mrs. Maurice Pcase, Mrs. William Coholan, Mrs. John. tone Vance and Miss Ruth Bristol.
 Mrs. John Allen of Stanley street las returned from New York where he has been spending the past week
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 Mir. and Mrs. Carl Messenger O. Hamilton street entertained several riends last Saturday evening at their | ome at bridge.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Penfeld of are visiting in town for he Dame Anderson wedding.
 Mrs. Leon Sprague of Maple Hill 9 nd Miss Lois Shaw of this city at- i .nded the Girl Scout conference in t 'orwalk on Tuesday last. Mrs. . prague gave report on moving pic c Ire censorship in Connecticut. k
 ! Members of the Saturday Night = ub met at the home of Marcus White of Forest street last Saturday :" fight and made plans to have some oecial appropriate program for the Ooth meeting which is to be held ext month. Rev. H. F. Schauffler, ,rmer pastor of the Berlin Congre- ,tional church, who recently re- rned from tour of Europe, spoke l "Giimpses into the Turmoil of urope." His talk dealt with the in lstrial conditions in France, Bel um, Italy, Austria and Great Brit |. n. Of much interest is the fact that e club numbered among it's char r members Elihu Burritt ''the learn
 blacksmith" and others whose lmes are prominently identified with e early history of New Britain. Miss N. Ruth Law, daughter of MT. d Mrs. Frederick A. Law of Maple in and Phillip Fuller of S6 Lake rect were married at the home of e brides parents on Wednesday ening by Rev. Harry S. Martin. pas- r of the Newington Congregational urch.
 Only immediate relatives of the idle and groom were present. The idle was attended by her cousin, ss Marion Currier of Hartford and p groom by his brother, Albert Full
 of Boston. Mass.
 The couple left on a wedding trip rough the western states and will at home to their many friends at
 Dennison street. Hartford, after bruary IS.
 4 miscellaneous shower was given honor of Miss Adeline Hausrath at