New Britain herald., 1923-05-19

4hNal hfahth or me sunshine society dedicated the older girls room at the fhlldFen's Home, The six girls wha are 10 occupy it, Mir, Klingherg and inc Sunshine members gathered there at sia1s After song by the girls Mrs George W, carhin, The president greeted them as follows, "The old Adage, great oaks from little aeorns grows has proven true in the hls- tory 0f Gannniens Branch and the thildren's Home, In 1901 ten girls and their mothers gathered at the h0me of Mrs, Anna II. Lutk ta form a branch of the International Sunshine society. A few years later we helped Mir Klingberg's homo, then in its in. fancy like ourselves by furnishing q room in the cerbin avenue house, We have always been interested in Mir. klingberg's work and his children and are glad to do homage to two O, our earne>t workers hy furnishing this attractive room in their name /"
 Jeanette T.. Christ. Mrs. Iutz's granddaughter. unveiled the bronze tablet, which read. Tn memory of Florence A. Porter and Anna H.. lutz. charter members of Canonirus Branch. l. s. s." Mir. Kiingberg re- snnnded with grateful thanks and A prayer, after which all the children md their guests enjoyed lee cream and cookies the children then giving three cheers for the Sunshiners.
 
 4 creditable performance of Booth Tnrkington's Penrod was given at the Central Junior High school on | Thursday evening under the direction of Miss Leasure. of the English de- | rartment. The characters were we'll chosen and the action moved with spirit not often found in amateur pro- ductions. The scenery and lighting were entirely the work of depart ments of the school Central Junior High school is to be congratulated on its dramatic work.
 Miss Katherine Keane of Portland, Conn.,, is spending teh week end with Miss Irene Mcclellan of 15f Wash ington street.
 Miss Sarah schaffer of Boston is the guest of her sister. Mrs. E. NJ. Hay den. or Harrlson street.
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. B. Banford and children of Maple Hnl are spending two weeks in Chicago. Ill.
 Little Miss Janet Rack entertained | a number of her friends at birthday party Tuesday afternoon at her home on Kensington avenue in observance of her fifth birthday.
 Mrs. R. c. Humphrey and son of Pittsfeld Mass; Mir. and H. E. Hum phrey of Meriden, and Mrs. H. Ken ming of Hartford have been the guests of Mir. and Mrs. H. D. Humphrey of West Main street.
 Mrs, Margaret Parker and son have gone to Canada, where they will spend the summer months.
 Mrs. James Brown and Miss Fannie Brown of Walnut street have re- { turned from New York. T. F.. Doolittle, who is a student at Yale university, Is the weekend guest of Donald McMillan of Forest street. Miss Emily Andrews of New York Is spending the weekend in town, the guest of her parents. Mir. and Mrs J. R. Andrews of Vine street.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Whitman are ' Mrs. Hewlett Thebaud of t Annapolis. Md. and Fraser Moffat. o Mrs. Whitman's brother, of Short N Hills, N J., at their home on Corbin { lvenue,
 Mrs. Charles Alexander of England " s the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Leonard tl :. Yoke at thci: home on Corbin av- f, nue. MT. and Mrs, Alfred A. Whitman le Meadow club. lc Mir. and Mrs. Dudley Walker of D 'oberts street are spending the week C nd in Bridgeport. B
 Nj A number of the friends of Harri- Y 1n C. Bristoll are giving him q bach re Tor dinner this evening at the Farm ,gton Inn, Pennington. Mir. Bristoll ill be married to Miss Margaret Mo of ann of New York early in June. ta
 II Miss Belle Craig and Mrs. Jamie or hriver of Dayton, Ohio. are the of nests of Mrs. J. H. Robinson of Har- ai son street. SC
 he Dr. and Mrs. James Faulkner Of hestnut street have returned from ow York. TO An event of unusual interest and W 'omise has been planned for May go r, hen the members of the Woman's ft ub of New Britain will hold their SD lnual civic tea at the home of Mrs.
 Allen Moore on Sunnyledgc. AL avs in years past this occasion has pl' en ono of the most delightful in ch Q clubs calendar. and this years be rty promises 10 be even more so. ca at this time, the mem- Jo rs of the club will have an oppot- pr nity of giving to the fund for Fresh an r Camp at Burlington. to which my of the city's physically unfit ildren go during tho summer ere 1nths. The club has taken a great inf crest in the camp and has aided it Mo lterially since it's establishment. Ba
 Gu Mrs Laurence Mouat of Grove Hill lia Mrs. W. C. Hungerford of Rus l street attended the meeting of the ,n nni nnuni,Aor. a. .LA r,i,x-.i.. ct ,