New Britain herald., 1923-12-08

l 12. 1923. Jehuda Halevi lodge, In- dependent Order B'nai Brith in con- junction with the Ladies' Auxiliary at giving it's early winter festival which promises to be an event long to be re- membered in the annals of B'naf Brithism.
 The committee has labored inces- sanity and expects to be rewarded by a large attendance. William M. Greenstein, president of Jehudi HaleI lodge, is chairman of the committee in charge and the committee consists Of the following: Alfred Levitt. Dr. F. l.. Protass. Morris D. Sake. Harry Becl0yith Abraham Shurburg, Irving I. F;achlin, David l.. Nair, Harry H. Milkowitz and Jack Keimo- witz. Mrs. Morris n. Saxe president of the Ladies Auxiliary. heads the ladies committee and her committee consists of: Miss Dora Protass, Miss Emma Miller. Mrs. A. Shurberg. Mrs. Edith Weissman, Miss Dina Rogin. Miss Anna Weinstein and Miss Edith Rogin.
 The club will be elaborately deco rated and an orchestra of real merit will furnish the music. A buffet luncheon will be served to the dancers during the course of the evening. the ladies having charge of this branch of the evenings festivi- l ties.
 The patrons and patronesses are l Mir. and Mrs. Louis Raphael, Mir. and Mrs. George Levitt. Mir. and Mrs. 1 David l.. Nair Mir. and Mrs. Nj. D. ! berg and Mir. and Mrs. s. Nj. David- son.
 Professor E. F. Humphrey Of Trim 1 ity college gave q lecture Wednesday evening on "A New Nationalism-- Roosevelt and Taft" at the meeting of the Extension Course class which is being conducted under the auspices of 1 the Business and Professional Wom- ems club.
 An interesting party this week was ! the luncheon bridge which Mrs. George Bodley gave al her home on Hamilton street Wednesday in com plment 10 Mrs. Sanborn of Bristol. Conn. Decorations were carried out in pink and yellow, bouquets of vel low button chrysanthemums forming the centerpieceS of the small tables. 1 Prizes were awarded to Mrs. J, R. Williams. Mrs. E. B. Stone and to Mrs. James Flaunery.
 At a meeting of St Joseph's Ladies' Aid society held Tuesday evening in the parish hall. the following were elected to office: President. Mrs. A. Sundherg: vice-president. Mrs. Charles Mckeon; treasurer, Mrs. John Igoe: l financial secretary. Mrs. Edward Call lahan: recording secretary, Mrs. F. J. | Durham.
 Mrs. Carlisle Baldwin entertained few friends at bridge at her home on Forest street Thursday evening. Mir. and Mrs George Cooper and daughter. Miss Myra Cooper of Pitts held. Mass. were the house guests of l Mir. and Mrs. Dugald McMillan of For- est street this week. Mir and Mrs. Maurice Johnson Of i Brighton street gave family dinner party at their home last Sunday evcn- ing
 Wesley Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Clayton Parker Of Vine street, who | left several weeks ago for Florida 1 has taken position with an interior decorating house iu Tampa, Florida.
 Miss Flora Humphrey of West Main street. is in New York city this week. end with her father, II. Dayton Hum- nhrey, who was operated on there during the week.
 Mrs. Ralph Leighton Dame of ox- ford street, Hartford. gave A bridge party at her home Wednesday after- noon. Mrs. Dame was formerly Miss Alice Alderson, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. 1T. Alderson or Lake street. this city.
 Stanley oidershaw son Of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur oldershaw of Corbin av- enne. student al Trinity college. had for his Fue,s at the sophomore hop" held Monday evening Miss Katherine Hayes Of New Haven.
 Miss Eleanor Lewis of Russell street was the guest Of John zant- ginger. Trinity '24. at the sophomore hop" held Monday evening at Trim fly college.
 The Women's Missionary society Of the Berlin Congregational church met Wednesday afternoon at the homo of MTs Elizabeth Wilcox Of Berlin.
 
 Miss Bertha coIe Of Easi Berlin has returned 10 her home after spending two months visiting relatives in Tor. ont6. Canada.
 Announcement has been made of the engage ment Of Miss Estclle John son. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Inc Johnson of Austin street and Mich. ael W. onorato. No date has been st for the wedding
 William E. Beers. prominent sports man of this city. was elected presi- dent of Hartford Gun club at a meet ing held in Pennington last Saturday afternoon
 Ms. Frank s srie of Forest street entertained her bridge club at her IsoTr on "Wednesday.
 Nr. and Mrs. Jack Robbins o, Hartford will EIsr % dinner party st tl7r shuttle Mcadgv club this evening iu obvrrtaHcr of thsir seventh wcd- liHE snlis efSslFt. Tn. guasis will inc