New Britain herald., 1923-04-21

Local Yale men. graduates of sey'
 erai years standing. more reeen alumni and undergraduates will gath CT at the shuttle Meadow club Tues day evening May at s;so o'clock fol q dinner and evening of speeches and entertainment. An attempt will bs made at this time to form the mer into a New Britain Yale Alumni as. sociation. It is espeeted that large number will be present as an exten. siye and ambitious program has been connected with the New Haven col lege. Notices are being sent out to all Yale men in the city as' far as the committee has the names and others will be welcome upon making them selves known.
 Among the speakers will be Dean Charles Warren of the EhefYield scien- ti6c school; William Lyons Phelps, >rofessor of literature; Harry Wells, famous for his limitations of Yale presidents and other dignitaries; Jack Blossom and Tad Jones of the coach- ing staff; Capt. Mallory and ex-cap- tain Jordan of the football team. Music will be furnished by a quartet from the Yale Glee and Banjo clubs.
 It has not been definitely decided who will act as toastmaster at the af- fair, but some local Tale man will be chosen to do the honors.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. James Baldwin of Corbin avenue. Miss Francene Wach- ter. daughter of MT. and Mrs Frank Wachter of Harrison street and Ed ward Christ. son of Mir. and Mrs. E.. w. Christ of Garden street, are in Troy. N. '. for the weekend to at- tend house party at R. r. I.
 The Woman's society of the First Baptist church is planning q May breakfast to be held at the church on Tuesday, May l. Mrs. W. w. Mar shall Is general chairman of the com mittee of arrangements. Her com. nnittee includes Mrs. F. VI. Wightman, Mrs. D. A. Eiven, Mrs. George Vivian. Mrs. E. K. Hitchcock. Mrs. Charles Rowland, Mrs. Joseph Lamb. Mrs R. H. shailor. Mrs. A. c. Rapaleye. Mrs. r. W. AIlderisc, Mrs. John Black, Miss Hattie Andrews and Miss B. Hitchcock.
 Howard Hart of Hart street and James Robinson of Harrison street, are spending the weekend at Oak Bluffs. Mass
 Mrs. William Croweli of Lenox place entertained at bridge at her home Wednesday afternoon.
 Miss Marion Richmond of New York city is the house guest of Mrs. Luther Parker of Forest street.
 Mfr. and Mrs. John Kirkham of Cedar street are spending the week end in New York city.
 The Thursday club of Hartford, met at the home of Mrs. Wells Eddy of Newington last Thursday. Mrs. Rob- ert W. Gray and Mrs. Maynard D. Hazen read papers
 Elbridge Jones, son of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Jones of Hamilton street. | observed his fifth birthday yesterday.
 pr. and Mrs. George Bodley of Hamilton street gave dinner party and bridge at their home Monday eve- ming in observance of their fifth we'd ding anniversary.
 The Jr. Aid society of the Trinity l Methodist church gave dinner at the l church Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. John Loomis entertained four tables of bridge at her. home on For. est street yesterday afternoon. Mrs Raymond .Catlin, Mrs. H. Vessels and Mrs. Arthur Harrop won the prizes
 Miss Marjorie Norris. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Norris of Grove Hill entertained three tables of bridge at her home Thursday evening. The prizes were awarded to Miss Flora IIine, Miss Barbara Smith of Newton Center, and Miss Myrtle Unkelbach.
 Miss Flora Hine, daughter of Mir. end Mrs. Albert Hinesof Clayton road. will give a bridge party at her home this evening for her house guest, Miss Smith of Newton Center.
 Miss Helen Gates of the New Brit ains Institute Is spending the week end at her home in East Hampton, Conn. Mrs. Howell Richards has returned 10 Great Harrington after spending several weeks in town. |; The New Britain Musical club held It's annual examination for active in the club on Monday evening, admitting the following as new members: Miss Irene Markham. l, Miss Irene Molander, Miss Clara Ol- ,ott, Miss Anna Olson, Miss Jean Wardrop. Harold Winship. and Har- old Stedman of New Britain, Miss Ro- Ina Staples of Pennington. Miss Vio- ct Powers and Mrs. Isabel Lufer of ( Bristol, Miss Marion Wolcott of Ter .yville, Miss Ethel Finder and Miss Ethel Prior of Plainville. Rev. and Mrs William Ross of a High street are visiting their daugh- CT in Atlanta, Georgia.
 \ Mrs. John A. Andrews entertained a Ieventeen tables of bridge at her C rome on Bassett street Thursday af- q ernoon for the benefit of the Sum hine society. Over fifty dollars was