New Britain herald., 1923-03-17

in honor of Miss Marie Doherty daughter of Mir. and Mrs. M. P. Do herty of Black Rock avenue. Int prizes were awarded to Miss Beatrice McConn and Mrs. Alex Scott. Mis- Hipelius served a buffet supper to hel guests in the dining room, which wa. a charming sight with it's green ano white St. Patricks day decorations. !. The New Britain McAll Auxiliar. will hold an all day sewing meeting a the First church chapel on Thursday March 22, from 10 a. m. to p. m i Much interest is being taken in thi | meeting because the garments mad are to be worn at a pageant which tht Children's McAll Auxiliary will givt at the Shuttle Meadow country clut | later in the season under the manage. | ment of Mrs. William Dalzell. Tho same costumes will afterward be sent to France. Last year the Childrens McAll very successfully presented the playlet, "The Wishing We'll" under the direction of Mrs. Dalzell.
 On Friday, April 6. the New Brit ain public will again nave the pleas- ure of hearing Miss Mildred Dilling, the well known hzrpist, give one of her delightful concerts. Miss Dilling appeared here last spring, and will this spring. under the auspices of the McAll Auxiliary, Tickets may be ob- tained from Mrs. c. E. Mitchell. Miss Frances Whittlesey, Mrs Stanley Goss and Mrs. Robert Parsons or any other officer or director of the McAll Auxiliary.
 The final party of Miss Carol Pot ters' danciLg class will be held at the Shuttle Meadow club, Monday after noon. The party is to be a black and white ball and the children will dress in black and white costumes.
 
 The Maple Hill Bridge club met with Mrs. W. D. Smith of Johnson street Tuesday afternoon.
 Herbert Lagerblade. of Bristol, probably the best golfer in the New Guulllt 4htduON CluD, dl- though he is disbarred from amateur tournaments because of his connec- ton with the Horton Manufacturing Co.,, makers of steel shafts for golf sticks, and Bert Nicholl, of Belmont Springs, were defeated in q match that has been termed one of the best that the Pinehurst golf galleries have by Willie Wilson, pro at Pinehurst and York Harbor, and Em- met French, Youngstown profession al, recently. The best ball result was three and twin favor of the Wilson French combination. Lagerbade and Nicholl had a best ball total of 67, while French and Wilson made d record breaking best ball round of 63. Lagerbladcs score was 70, French turned in a score of SC.
 Plans are progressing for an open house at the Y. ". C. A. at a date in | pril. Committees of the ". w" met for the affair. It is planned to throw ! he building open 10 the public in or fer that the facilities of the institn- ion may become known. Classes of ' .he various sorts customary 10 the association will be held and inspec- ion of the routine invited.
 
 Mrs. w H. Tierney. of Cleveland, Ohio, has returned 10 her home after visit of a months duration with fer parents. Mir and Mrs. John Ar ,ovsmith of kensington avenue.
 Mrs. Albert s. Swanson, of Dwight treet, had as their honored guests t an entertainment Monday evening he Misses Bertha Olson and Lillian arson of Middleton Miss Mildred Ioa glund poured.
 F.. W. Christ. representative in the tate legislature from New Britain, poke on his impressions as T begin Ter in the legislative game before members of Mems Bible class. of ,erlin in the community house at ,erlin Wednesday evening. Ii