New Britain herald., 1923-04-21

| Maine, to spend several weeks. | MT. and Mrs. Fred Porter of Gar den street will be guests at the din ner party which Mir. and Mrs. James Landon Cole and Miss Katherine Bishop of Hartford will give next Fri day evening at tho Hartford Golf clut | preceding tho Bachelors Ball. Miss Ruth Nelson, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Bennett Nelson Of Harrison street, and Miss Mildred Torell daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Tor. ell of Church street. gave tea thii afternoon at Miss NeIson's home foi Miss Florence Mulvihill. Miss Airline Nelson and Miss Ebba Roseen pre-. sided at the attractive tea table which was decorated with yellow daf. fodils and candles. Miss Mulvihill is leaving town May to enter the St. Francis hospital nurses training school.
 Johnstone Vance of Hamilton street will leave Monday for New York city to attend the annual meeting of the Associated Press.
 Mrs. John Loomis entertained et bridge at her home on Forest street Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. Emile Andzulatis of Chest nut street has as her house guest Cyril Dennison of New York city.
 Miss Doris Baker of 49o East street will be the guest of Miss Alma Whit lock of Torrington over tho weekend. She will attend the Gilbert Prom of Winsted.
 The members of the Berlin Mother, hood club held a very interesting meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Chase Coale, when Mrs. Brownell of the state board of pub lie school nursing addressed them. Mrs. Brownell. who is working in the Berlin schools at present, told of her progress and explained the work of examining the school children. Steps will be taken to correct any defects while undernourished children will be referred to mothers for especial care.
 
 A musicale of unusual interest will be given on Thursday evening. April 26, in the Congregational church, Plainvlle, the financial proceeds to be added to the public library fund. The program. which will be varied and we'll chosen one, will be rendered by the Colonial Male quartet of Hart ford.
 The Y. M. T. A. B. society is plan hing to present "The Little Million aire" early next month. the cast to in- clude the Misses Helen Egan, Loretta O'Connor and Anna Kiniry and Urban T. Callahan. William Scheyd and a number of others.
 Miss Barbara Smith of Newton Gen. ter. Mass. is the guest of Miss Flora Hine of Clayton Road.
 Mrs. Benton Parker of Arch street Is visiting friends in Manchester, Conn.
 
 Mrs. Howard Bruemmer of West Main street has returned from New York, where she has been spending a few days.
 Mrs Trask, formerly of New Brit lin, who has been the guest of Miss Elizabeth Eastman of South High | street, has returned to her home in !! New Hampshire.
 Miss Ruth Schade of Arch street, | who is librarian and critic of the New | Britain Musical club, and whose talks ,n musical current events have been in enjoyable feature of the clubs programs. addressed the Erato club at | he home of Mrs. Walter Arnold, Bris- ol. Tuesday. The subject of Miss talk on this occasion was, American Women in Music," a theme # which she has made a study. In .ddition to her talk. Miss Schade sang number of songs by American wom- n composers.
 Miss Flora Hine will entertain at a ridge party this evening at her home n Clayton road in compliment to her ouse guest. Miss Barbara Smith of 'ewton Center, Mass. Mrs. Welles Eddy of Newington was ostess for the meeting of the Thurs , ay club of Hartford.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Philip Stanley of New 'ritain were among the patrons and atronesses for the Hamilton Recital Unity Hall, Hartford, Thursday. ew Britain were among the patrons t nd patronesses for the Hamilton Re- q tal at Unity hall, Hartford, Thurs I ay. r pr. and Mrs. J. W. Bush and son, W. Bush Jr. and Alderman J. Gus 2 we Johnson have motored to New Q ork city for the week end. [ The Misses Grace and Jeanette ans are spending the week end In CIV York city. s An aluminium shower was rendered iss Ilene Josephson of Church ti rect at the home of Miss Bertha il .haal of Hart street by a number \ her girl friends last evening. Miss ls ,sephson received many lovely as N ell as useful gifts. She will be- me the bride Of Ferdinand Olson r Worthington Ridge. Berlin, some d ne in June. Both are popular sl embers of the English Lutheran, Iurch where MT. Olson is super xa~ c,,-I.., I;s