New Britain herald., 1923-06-09
PYTHIAN MEMORIAL
SERVICE TOMORROW
Exercises 10 Be Held in Com.
memofatiOn Of Departed
TO DECORATE THE GRAVES
HE'D Cross Executive Committee
Meets-Rasebali Game Tnm0rrum-
Church Noiines-isnlenaiRs Ladies
Aid AGrieis-I'lain,ill Rriefs,

L
rythian lodge, Il, OF T., will hold
memorial services for the departNd
members Of the lodge in |. q. q. r.
HALL commencing al \ o'clock tomor-
row evening, Rev, 4, II, burberry.
pastor OF the Methodist Episcopai
church will he the principal speaker
OF the evening and an appropriate
musical program will be presented
for the evening, The PYhian service
Will he read and IL Is described hy the
members rs one of the most beautiful
ceremonies In the workings OF the
lodge. Tho leeal lodge holds these
exercises annually and il is the ira.
dillon OF the lodge that all members
attend IN honor of the departed
brothers. Tomorrow afternoon, the
memorial committee will decorate All
the graves OF the dead members In the
cemeteries.
lied Cross Meeting
The executive committee of the
plainville branch OF the Red Cross
met last evening and appointed n |
committee TO investigate the cost and |
workings of the visiting nurses asso- |
citation In other towns about the state !
which are the average size OF Plain
vile. Plans are in the works by the
executive comnsittce to institute a
branch OF the Visiting nurses in Plain
VILE and this matter will be brought
before the voters % the town at n
special town meeting which will
probably be held on the evening Of
June Is. The committee which will
have charge of investigating the work
ings of the association in other towns
consists of Fl. A. Castle Henry Wash.
burn and w A. Cafferty. They will
make an extensive study OF the mat
ter and will report back to a future
meeting of the executive committee
which will bring the facts and figures
before the voters of the town.
Baseball Games
The Lady of Mercy Boys club base
ball team will play Glastonbury to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock on
Eockwell's field, Tine visiting team is
rated as one of the best juvenile
teams in its section of the state and If
the local boys are to keep up their
winning streak, they will have to step
to pull out with a win tomorrow.
The Plainville town team will stack
up against the Rosebuds of Stamford /
IN the main attraction at o'clock.
Church Notices
Episcopal church.-Second Sunday {
after Trinity, a. m, holy commun
lon; II a. M, morning prayer and I
sermon; p. m. evensong and SER {
non. V
Congregational church - Sunday, Ii
Iune 10, 1928 Morning service at "
0:45 a. m. Children's day and bap-
ism; church school after the morn A
ng service; Young Peoples meeting d
I p m, Lessons from Everyday c
Objects" II,
Baptist church--Sunday, June 10. R
0;45 a. m, THE Connection of This b.
life with Eternity" will be the pas in
or's theme: Sunday school following b
ne morning service; 6 p. m. Young
copies service; p. M, the pastor ~
Ill speak of Housecleaning." 7:45 q
M, Thursday, prayer meeting. n,
Advent Christian church Sunday, =,
une TO- Prayer meeting at 1915 a.
l.; morning preaching service at u,
O:45 a. M, subject What we Need" =.
unday school at 10: Loyal Workers ~,
p. M: praise service and sermon -
p. m, subject Lost In His Own "
ouse.' The children's day concert 81
as been postponed until Sunday eve OF
ng, June II. Prayer meeting Thurs III
~ at 7'45 p. m, Junior Loyal Work. On
s, Friday at BIAS p. m.
NJ E. church--Sunday, June To- Tn
1ildren's day exercises. 10:45 a. M, tl'
ornlng service "Christ's Greatest
\ roe IQoy %tt
lnday school; p. m, children ex- Ia
cises. For the sake of the children. I'M
ease come promptly. fv
Entertains Aid Society
Mrs. Irving T, Tyler entertained the
embers of the Ladies' Aid society
the Baptist church at her home at co,
Park street yesterday afternoon, fur
e affair being a delightful occasion. ret
The color scheme of the dining n
ON was yellow and white. the deco ho,
tons consisting of white daisies, yell sh,
v iris and lemon lilies. A dainty s .,'
lch. carrying out the color scheme ~,
S served. va,
Two distinct surprises added much
assure and interest to the affair. It 70
opened to be one of the members li.''
oeared dressed In her white we'd wal
G gown. the contrast of the old
lie to that OF the present day, being
tie amusing. The bride" was the
st of honor
The main event of the afternoon,
yever, was the presentation of a
dollar gold piece to the hostess. an
which came as a complete sur !,
se TO her. Mrs. Tyler, who is II
81 p,,t
we'd into her new home and the
nbers took this golden opportunity
showing their friendship and well