New Britain herald., 1923-12-08

Everyone is interested in the Bal Masque which is to be held next We'd nesday evening at the Shuttle Mead ow club. Several arc expecting out Of town guests and many have planned dinner parties 10 precede the masaue ball. which Is always one of the largest and most brilliant parties of the winter season. The club will be elaborately decorated with quanti- ties Of pine trees and Christmas lights. Prizes will be awarded for the pret- tiest, most original and cleverest cos tunes. The judges will he Mir, and Mrs. William C. lilmgerford, Miss Mary WhittIescy, Mir. and Mrs, Alix Stanley. Elisha Cooper, Mir. and Mrs. W. l.. Atwood Of this city. and Mrs. Walter Hope of New York city. Bol- ton and Cipriano will furnish music for dancing. The grand march will start at 9 o'clock and supper will be served at fl o'clock. Howard l.. platt is in charge of the arrangements.
 Miss Anna Kellogg Of Robbins sta ton. Maple Hill, is visiting her broth- CT in Simsbury, North Carolina.
 Mrs. F. E. Beach and Mrs. Eugene Dyson were hostesscs at a meeting of the womens society of the First Baptist church held Wednesday after noon. Family life and festivals in Japan were discussed.
 Miss Ebba Roscen, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Roseen Of Harrison street. entertained two tables of bridge at her home Monday evening for Miss Ruth Billings Crowell. who is the house guest Of Miss Alinc Nelson. Prizes were awarded to Miss Marjorie Gro well and Miss Ruth Crowell. The guests included Mrs. William rcasc. Miss Ruth Coombs. Miss Beatrice RcynaI. Miss Florence Mouat and Miss Marjorie CfoHell.
 Come Out of the Kitchen will bo presented by the members of the Am phion club of the New Britain High school Friday evening. January II. Interesting in connection with the production Of the play is the poster contest which is being held to adver- tisc the first presentation oi the play. The contest is open only 10 students Of the high school asd all competitors must hand in their post CTS by December i4th. \ prize Of s2.50 will be awarded to the winning poster. two fifty cent seats for the play will be given to the winner of the second prize and the third prize will be two twenty-five rcnt seats.
 Mrs. Howard Horton sang group Of songs at the faculty recital which the Hartford school of music gave Tuesday evening st the Center church house in Hartford. Mrs. Horton was assisted by Mrs Merwin H. Tutti,.
 Mr. and Mrs William e. Hunger ford VIII cntcrtain at dinner at their home on Russell street Monday cvc- ming Their guests will include mem bers Of their dancing class. Mrs. Howard Norton sang a num- bcr of traditional carols at the Kin dcrgartcn convention held Thursday afternoon at the West Middle school in Hartford she was accompanied on the piaHo by Miss Frances Parker.
 
 Mr. and Mrs Elisha Cooper of Vine street will entertain the members ! Of their dancing class at dinner al 1 their 1ou, Monday etsning.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Leslie Davis of E. l.. have returned to l their nome after spendine several ] days uiih Mrs. Gc"rEe Datis Uf New ] IErtoH Center ] Mr. and Mrs. F. <. s,arIe Of Forest ] street siF entertain st dinuer Monday ! .veninE proceeding tho meeting of . .htir dancing class.
  Mrs. Robert NJ. Parsons or Harri- ] son street spent part of this week in 4 <. J.
 Mrs Fred Goodrich of Easscft | arcst is spending the weekend in Srw York city with her son. Arthur joodricb. who wrote the much talked ,f play So This is London"