New Britain herald., 1923-11-10

Old.fashioned New England hosni. tality was the order of the day Wed nesday evening when the members of the Newington Grange entertained the Lions club and their families at a chicken supper, in the Grange hall, R. Fl. Erwin, leader of the Grange, welcomed the guests and President French Of the Lions club expressed the appreciation Of the club members for the entertainment, also telling of the work and ideals of the club.
 Later in the evening Miss Dorthy Buckley of the Connecticut Dairy and Food council gave an interesting talk on food values and the necessity of having q well .baaneod diet, illustrat- ing her address with stereopticon slides which. for the most part, dem onstratcd tho work being done among tho school children. After the lecture tho guests enjoyed dance program.
 Mrs. ". <. Bacon entertained at a bridge party Friday afternoon at her home on Lincoln street
 Mrs ]. Lincoln entertained four tables Of bridge at her home on For est street Tuesday afternoon for the benefit Of the Maple Sugar Cabin booth of the Greenwich Village fair of Hartford. On Thursday Mrs. Frank Johnston entertained four tables of bridge at her home for tho samc pur- pose.
 Mir. and Mrs Marcus White Of For. est street. have been entertaining their son, Richard White Of Great Barring ton. Mass. and his Gancec Miss Ca. triona Cole of Concord, Mass.
 Frank Johnston Of West Main street. returned today from Fishers Island where he has been the guest Of A. r. Rockwell Of Bristol at tho Pheasant Preserve club of Fishers Island.
 Among the delegates who plan 10 attend the third annual convention Of the Connecticut League of Women Voters. 10 be held at the Hotel Elton. Waterbury, November ii and IS. arc Mrs. 4. c. Kimball. Mrs. Buel Bas- sette. Miss Corinne Bacon, Miss Mabel Hubbard. Mrs. ]. 1T. Kirkham, Mrs. shurberg. Miss Mulliean, Mrs. r. r. McDonough.
 The convention has caught the in- terest of women all over the state. The 5s local leagues an plan to send delegates. and in addition. members of the state league in towns where there is as yet no local branch. ex- pect 10 take in at least one Of the two days Of program making and dis cussion of future plans.
 Mrs. Frederick g. Chase Of l65 Grove street. Waterbury. is chairman Of the arrangements committee Of the convention. Mrs. Julius Maltby Of l5 Hillside avenue is chairman Of The hospitality committee and she asks ali delegates wishing free room hospital i,v to communicate with her at once.
 Cards have been received in town for the Actors Equity association an- pual hail which is 10 bc held next Saturday evening. November l7th. at the Hotel Astor. There will be danc- ing from II to { o'clock and supper ~iii Ic served from to I o'clock.
 
 Governor Tsmpioion has accepted an initiation from the Hartford Wom- ans club to he the principal guest Of honor at the official opening night oy ,bp Greenwich Village Fair at the s,afs. armerv. November t9th.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fcssc of Aruisiicr street. have gone to Mar- sba's Vineyard. Mass. where thcy wiIi spend a week
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sl1uInsky held a urssguerafe rarty last evening al their bosrs. III Orange strett. entertain 4.-- d. ,...rty. rsf gn reftfsafs Mir Simkn