New Britain herald., 1923-01-13

Mrs, l., R, Banford entertained al
 bridge Wednesday afternoon at her
 home on sGolf street. Maplr Hill
 There were two tables of players. Mrs
 l. C, Loomis winning first prize and
 Mrs, J, M, Halloran the second, | MT, and Mrs, II. l., Hatch Of West
 Main street have been spending a few days in New York city,
 Kenneth T. Sloper of Lake street returned on Monday from Bermuda. where he has been spending the holi- days with Mrs, sloper. who Is in Ber- muda for the winter mopths, |
 Mrs. F. Wells Eddy Of Sewington read a paper Thursday morning at the meeting Of the Thursday culb. which was held at the home Of Mrs. May nard T. Hazen of Asylum avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. M. c. Kronholm of Linden street have announced the ar- rival Of a daughter.
 There were .5o people present nt the concert given by the Copley Group of Boston Wednesday evening in St. Marks parish house. under the auspices Of tho Mems club. The pro- gram was varied and composed Of selections well known to music lovers and those present proved to be ex- tremcly enthusiastic, as tho perform CTS were forced 10 respond to many encores.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Chamberlain Of Bristol have announced the ar- rival of a son on Wednesday last. Mrs. Chamberlain was formerly Miss Ar line Wagner, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. William Wagner of Lenox Place.
 The members of the Woman's club of New Britain are anticipating with much pleasure their meeting on Tues day, January 16, in the Center church chapel. The afternoons program will be a musical one with Mrs. Mau- rice Milcke of New York as the solo, ist. Mrs. Milcke, who was formerly Miss Rose O'Brien of Meriden. is we'll known here, where she has many times delighted her audiences with her beautiful voice She will enter tain on Tuesday through the courtesy of Mrs. William c. Hungerford of Russell street.
 Mrs. J. H. Kirkham of Cedar street has returned from New York and New Rochelle. where she has been visiting.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Searle of For est street and Mir. and Mrs. K. M. | Searle of Berlin attended the automo- bile show in New York this week.
 
 Nearly POO young women of the Landers, Frary & Clark office were the guests of the company at dinner at the Hotel Bond in Hartford on Tuesday evening. Miss Lillian Hub- bard acted as toastmaster and short talks were given by Miss Minnie Me Keon. Miss Harriet Rosenquist, Miss Martha Parsons and Miss Dellie Young. Among those who took part in the entertainment for the evening were Miss Anna Thompson. Miss Mol lie Hassen, Miss Marjorie Sleath, Miss Maud Hatton. Miss Moylon Con- lon, Miss Minnie Gritzmacher, Miss Harriet Johnson, Miss Helen Voight, Miss Mae Anderson. Miss Gertrude ( Miss Signe Peterson and { Miss Loretta Campbell. (
 Miss Corrine Bacon of Lexington street is spending a few days in New ( York city. i
 Russell Nelson of the Stanley House s Is in town for short stay. S Harrison street gave dinner party at i Harrison street gavea dinner party at heir home on Thursday evening. C The Mems club of St. Marks r hurch will hold it's annual ladies' [ light on Thurs lay of next week at a o'clock in the parish rooms of the t hurch. Miss Marjorie Dorman of 4 he Brookly Eagle will tell of some { f her experiences as a reporter V will be served and c ancing will follow. c The members of the Stanley House b ave a dance Wednesday evening for }. J. Grogan whose engagement to D fiss Irene Conlon was recently an- fl ounced. A buffet luncheon was II erved. Harry Mullen and Jack t, Whitaker were in charge. h
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