New Britain herald., 1923-02-03

ilh6t9Ht ffteldfht or thf I0nneetleNl League ef Wemen Voters was the principal speaker at a meeting which inaueuTated the Greenwich league last week, Miss Caroline fsuutz- Ress in, lTodueed the speaker, Miss Ruuts, isees has heea a recent speaker in town. while here she was the guest Of Mrs, l, E, wilheF of Forest street,
 Mrs, Elisha Cooper Of Vine street was among those from New Britain entertaining last night preceding lhe Italian Carnival which the Junior League Of Hartford gave in the ball room Of the Hotel Rond, The carnival was undoubtedly one Of the most bril- liant affairs of HaftfoFd's social sea- son. Many eoioFed balloons and black, red and yellow crepe paper were used 10 decorate the ballroom.
 Two plays. a comedy entitled Two siatterns and a King" by Edna st. Vincent Miilsy; and Miss ciyilisa- ton" by Richard Harding Davis. will be given by the Girls Friendly society Of Saint Marks church for the wom. ans Auxiliary Of the church on Thursday evening. February sth at eight o'clock. Miss Sally Humason, daughter Of Mrs. Harris 3. Humason Of Vine street is directing the casts for both plays
 The Commonwealth club will hold its next meeting on Tuesday evening February sth at the '. NJ. C. 4. at 6:3o o'clock. Harry C. Spiilman, Americas foremost exponent of Personality" in the realm of true success will address tho club. Mir. spillman Is the educational director of the Remington Typewriter Co.
 Mrs. Alex Stanley of Stanley street | who is spending the winter months at | Pinehurst. N. c. has been awarded a first prize for a score Of ls5 out of a possible 1 in the rife tourney for women which was held at the Pine- hurst Gun club during the week. This is the second prize Mrs Stanley has been awarded. She recently took second prize in a shooting contest.
 Ford Cooper. son of Mir. and Mrs. James Cooper of Vine street is home from Yale University for few days.
 Much interest has been aroused over the exhibit of the prints of master pieces which was held at the Lincoln school on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday of this week. The exhibit in- cluded more than two hundred carbon photographs, photograyures and color cd prints. Each evening of the ex- hibit entertainment was furnished by the children of the school
 Mrs. F. G. Platt of Grove Hill de- livered an interesting talk on Sunday afternoon at the special vespcr serv- ices which were held at the Y. W. C. A. under the auspices of the Girl Re- serves of New Britain. Mrs. Platt spoke on Home Makers and Home |. Breakers. The American Legion Review Don't Ask Me-" is the name of the ,, comedy which the Eddy Glover Post will present at a date to be announced later. George V. Lord i, of Boston is directing the cast. 4 Miss Olive Kallberg of Belvidere en- :. tertained the Lafalot club at her home t evening. Miss Florrie Berg :. lund gave several delightful vocal se- :. lections. I, The Art club of the Senior High school are making plans for dance V to be held in the near future.
 Mrs. Mary Dickinson of New York E ,ity is visiting her sister Mrs. Ella q Baker of Stratford Road, Belvidere. W
 H Mrs. D. A. Weiner of 75 Stewart treet, Bristol, announces the engage nent of her daughter. Ruth. to Hild- q ng W. Nelson, son of Mir. and Mrs. R sennett Nelson of 63 Harrison street, I. his city. a,
 ci William kenney. son of Mir. and frs. M. J. Kenney of Stanley street 5 home from Fordham college for te CIV days. ht Leo Weston, son of MT. and Mrs. R ohm Weston of Hartford avenue is NJ ome from St. Bernard's college. la rochester, for the mid-winter recess. H
 
 James Cooper, son of Mir. and Mrs. 'lisha Cooper of Vine street has come te ome from Yale university to spend m is mid-winter recess in town. 10
 frt Mrs Mortimer Judd of Franklin NJ quare left early in the week for Be lorids. where she will spend the re. ainder of the winter season. raj Mrs. r. C. Monier and daughter, me Oliver Monier of Maple street th' -c visiting in Florida. tn'
 Inf Miss Katherine Talmadge of Colum- en IS, Ohio is the guest of her sister. III ITS. William T. Sloper of Bloomfield pa 'enue, Hartford. 9 9.o The mid-winter ball will be held at e Shuttle Meadow club this evening. .ei nner will be served at seven thirty. ,en M IS. Howard Parsons and Howard ''e' lmphrey are the committee in !, arge. Nowhere. except in the treasure co' ,o' csts Of an old New England attic ~'' lld one find such a lovely array of , ;tumes as those worn yesterday at .. , Colonial Tea which Mrs. Laurence .,.. 'uat gave at her home on Grove Hill Rri