New Britain herald., 1923-12-08

heuDtn W HltColnD bidyIOH n. tolS Officer MacGregor ............,. | ............. Robert Donaldson The Higgins Boy ...... Willie Seery Sam Foster, the sheriff ....... .............. Perry B. Hallett l The Gold Brick Man .,.........
 ............ Rudolph A. Johnson Nellie Primrose, a society girl .... .............. Dorothy Osgood Susie Crowell, friend of NeIlie's 1 .......'. Ella PoulSoh
 Tot Taylor, the waif ........
 ................ Mercy Robertson Aunt Tilda ...... Lillian Richtmyer Mrs. Johnson ........ Bertha Porch The Maid ......... lilly C. Bahnert Miss Griswold .... Gladys Whitman The Unknown .......... By Herself Little Sis ......... Grace Gearing
 The Sanzey Home
 Guards
 Frank c. Hyde as Joshua Whitcomb"
 Mrs. Henry G. Schauffler and chil- dren of Lincoln Road returned yes- terday from Greenwich where they have spent the past week.
 Problems of the American Con- gross and the British Parliament" is the subject Miss Mary Taylor Blau- welt will discuss at the meeting her current events class next Tuesday aft ernoon in the First Church chapel at o'clock.
 l Mrs. Boardman of Chestnut street entertained at bridge at her home yesterday afternoon.
 The Hartford McAll Auxiliary held its opening meeting of this season on Thursday at the Hartford Club. Mrs. Frank B. Kelly was the speaker, 1 The members Of the Connecticut College faculty played the seniors of the college in 8 soccer game last 1 Tuesday afternoon. The faculty mem- bers were will trained and played a | fast game but the seniors won by a score of to 1. The game was made especially attractive by pam tomime on the side line staged by the juniors and freshmen, It vns a horse race the contestants being Spark Plug. zey and Papyrus. The race was won by Spark Plug. Fol- lowing tho game a banquet was held in Thames Hall in honor of the fac ulty and senior teams and to cele- brate the closing of the fall sports of soccer and tennis.
 Mrs. Michael Kelly Of Black Rock avenue has been entertaining her sister. Mrs. William Reebe and daugh- ter Charlotte, of Norwalk, Mrs. 4. n. Frey. Mrs. Charles Me- Carthy. Miss M. Henry. Mrs. James o'Brlen, Mrs. B. Shine and Mrs. John Igoe arc in charge Of the bencft whist which the Ladies' Auxiliary A. Q. Fl. win give next Friday evening in Judd's hall
 . Members Of the F. X r. Corbin's office Girls club held a successful sale last night and this afternoon at the Corbin club house on Pearl street, The proceeds will go toward making up Christmas stockings for the Crippled Children's Home in New ington, the Children's Home. the Pol ish Orphanagc. the Salvation Army and children of the town whose names will be furnished by Miss Cora Beale.
 Miss Aline Nelson, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Bennett Nelson of Harrison street, gave a bridge party at her home this afternoon for her house guest, Miss Ruth Billings Crowell Of Bangor, Maine. Afternoon toa was served in the dining room with Mrs. Bennett Nelson. Jr., aud Miss Ruth Nelson presiding at the attractive table which was decorated in Christ mas colors. Among tho guests were Miss katheryn Swift Miss Beatrice Reynal. Miss Florence Mouat. Miss Ebbs Rosccn. Miss Ruth Coombs. Miss Helen North. Miss Marion Young, Miss Margaret Mitchell, Miss Priscilla Crsbtree and Miss Priscilla Bone.
 Mrs. William Brooks and Miss Mary whittlesey gave a luncheon al the Shuttle Meadow club yesterday in compliment to Mrs. Winthrop r. Ty- ron Of New York city. Mrs. Tyron was the speaker at the n. A. R. meet ing held yesterday afternon.
 James Albert Black or New York city is the weekend guest of Mir. and Mrs. Bennett Nelson or Harrison street.
 Mrs. L. F. Mitchell of Russell street entertained at dinner at her home Wednesday evening for Rev. <. rarkes Cadman. D.D. Among the guests were ueH. Dr. George N. C. Hill and Mrs. Hill; Rev. Henry W. Maier and Mrs. Mater: Miss Cornciia Chamberlain. Miss Bertha Chamber lain. Mics Frances Whittltsty and Miss Mary whittlessy. Rev. Dr. Cad man delivered 2 lecture Wednesday evening at the South Congregational church through the courtesy of thc McAu ABziiary.
 Mrs. HaTt Bates opened her hom. to meeting of tbt Visiting Nuras association ThursJay aft. rnocn. < r,- port for last month vas submItyH following which an interesting talk Uu ''Hlemloek." Bridge port camp. uas given by Mrs. '. $. Bradley. I'lans sere discussed for tlfp vork to i,r done at Christmas time
 \ rnisesiia1r Ous shower was tendsr- ad Miss TiIiic Iindinian of BroUklyr. Y. Y at tht HHmf or HrS. A. ZBtk- fr 0f EIfrr1ard sf~art last TBt tzIav r-euiuE. Miss Iin4inan rJfi hs mar