New Britain herald., 1923-12-01

the social calendar for Monday or Tuesday. it ended in a round of gaiety for the college and school set. On Wednesday evening was held the Bachelors ball which, although given in Hartford, attracted several from town. Thursday was more or less of a family day with "at homes" and quite little visiting. Of course sev- eral family dinner parties were held at the Shuttle Meadow club, many of them lasting through the dancing which was held from 1 to 9 o'clock Many folks dropped in for g. while. Last evening the A. D. $. fraternity dance drew the school set. The Skid more benefit bridge party held yester- benefit bridge held this afternoon drew many of the older folk as well as the school set. Besides these the weekend has been brilliant with any number of smaller bridges, teas and theater parties. Tomorrow will see the last of the school set, return ing for few weeks of study to come home once more to round of gaiety at Christmas time. Club events next week will be interesting. On Tuesday the Womans club will meet, on We'd nesday the McAll association will hold a meeting, and on Friday the D. A. R. will meet
 Miss Frances Whittlesey and Miss Mary Whittlesey of West Main street ,tt sf 'The Swan" to be given at the Court theater. New York, on the evening of December 4. by the New York Junior Auxiliary of the American McAll as- sociation.
 Mrs. Morris Cohen of East street vas hostess on Tuesday afternoon to the Hadassah sewing group. The aft ernoon was spent in making garments for the orphaned children of Pales- tine.
 A meeting of the New Britain Me All Auxiliary will be held at the First church on Wednesday evening, De Parkes Cadman, D. D., will lecture on "The Two Swords"
 
 Miss Harriet Rsynal, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Reynal of Lexing- ton street, gave an Alpha Alpha bene- fit bridge party at her home this afternoon. Tables were reserved by Mrs. William Pease, Miss Beatrice Reynal, Miss Reynai, Miss Priscilla Crabtree, Miss Leonie Grove, Miss Ruth Coombs. Miss Margaret Foster, Miss Eunice Humphreys Miss Fran ccs Williams, Mrs, Lucian II. Stevens. Mrs. Edward Christ. Miss Evelyn Bigelow, Mrs. Clifton Wilson and Miss Kathryn Kron.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry J. sedgwick and daughter. Mildred. and grandson. Rnell. Of Hartford Road. have left for St. Petersburg, Fla. where they will | spend the winter months.
 The shuttle Meadow club to again hold series Of Sunday twilight | similar to those given last winter. Complete announcements will le made at a later date.
 
 Mayor ]. l.. Powell Of Wichita. Kansas, was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Frank II. Johnston of West i, Main street during the week. Mir. Powell | was a member of the board of di- rectors Of the United states Chamber of Commerce for four years, serving at tho same time Mir. Johnston repre- scntcd Connecticut
 Rudolph Lundcli is home from Pratt Institute for the Thanksgiving holidays. He win return to resume his duties on Monday.
 The Emerson College club Of Hart ford met this afternoon with Mrs. .icorgc Flanagan of Forest street. The afternoon was devoted to A bnsi- less meeting followed by buffet sup per. This evening celebration of tounder's day will be observed. Ia. ,crs on the carly days and old tradi- ions of Emerson college will he read ,y Mrs. Clara Coe Byrne, Mrs Will 1 rcd Dresser and Miss Fanny Darrow If Hartford.
 Cyril Dennison Hall Of New York , ,ity is the weekend guest Of Mrs. 5milie Andzulatis Of Chestnut street.
 X glance at the list Of box holders , or tho concert of the New York Sym { ,hony orchestra reveals the names of iir. and Mrs. Philip Stanley. Mir. and Hrs. A. c. Eimball Mir. and Mrs. Will : sF -erford. Mir and Mrs. Albert x. sbbc. ir. and Mrs. Norman r. Cooley, Mir. 1 nd Mrs. James Stanley North. Mir. ( nd Mrs. C. L. Pearce. Miss Mary | Miss Frances Whittlesey. s ;eorge r. Spear. Theron W. Hart. z frs. Emile Andzulatis of this city and I 'uller Barnes and T. W. TrcadWay of l ,ristol. i Tho Connecticut Chiidren's Aid So- \ iety announces a surprise dinner par i y and theatrical performance under 2 he management of Winchcil smith, i he playright. to be held in the ball. i oom of the Hartford club on Tues . ay evening. December II. at ' clock. Mir. Smith will present a per 9 ormanco patterned after the famous ' ambs' Gsmbois. 4 number of their Il lost successful dramatic and musical . Sit will ba played by members of the a mbs. The names of some of the rtists will be announced later: some n i'll be reserved as a surprise. A
  Miss Helen Dixon. daughter of Mir. i nd Mrs R. IT. Nixon Of Belyidere. fl 9d as her guest during the week Miss |. hristine Seward of Nit Holyoke coi- n