New Britain herald., 1924-10-25

liam c. Hungerford, Mrs, John c. Loomis, Mrs. D. Allen Moore, Mrs. | L.. Hoyt Pease, Mrs. Frank J. Por- ter, Mrs. Philip B. Stanley. Hos tesses: Mrs. Frank J. Porter, Miss Mary F. Binghap, Mrs. Charles F. Chase, Mrs. William H. Judd, Mrs. George E. Kohn, Mrs. Alice B. Moore, Mrs. Charles W. Nichols, Mrs. Howard S. Parsons, Mrs. Hart well A. Taylor. Mrs. Charles B. Stanley. Mrs. Herbert H. Wheeler.
 February 6th--"New Britain His tory" by Mrs. Wlthrop P. Tryon, New York city. In charge of Mrs. William F. Brooks. Guests of honor, Mrs. Charles II. Bissell Miss Kath- crime A. Nettieton. Hostesses: Mrs. Robert Brown. Mrs l.. Hoyt Pease.
 March 6th-"our Flag in the Philippines, Mrs. Clarence H. Nick ham of Hartford, Hostess. Mrs. Louis s. Reynal. D,
 April Srd Travel Talk" Mrs. Kenneth T. sloper. Exhibition Of paintings. Hostess, Mrs. Elisha Cooper.
 May 1st-Report Of delegates to Thirty-F Fourth Continental Congress Annual reports of officers of Esther Stanley Chapter. Election of ofti- cers. May Day luncheon Shuttle Meadow club in charge of Mrs. Will liam c. Hungerford.
 Election of officers and directors took place Wednesday night at the meeting of the Welfare Associa- tion at the rooms on Center street. w. l.. Hatch was reflected president and other officers elected were; Vice president, W. E. Atwood; treasure, F. w. Macomber; secretary, E. F.. Neumann. W. E. Atwood was ap- pointed chairman of the executive committee which is comprised Of E. F. Neumann, c. J. Parker, F. w. Macomber, c. F. Chase, J. H. An drews and L. A. Sprague.
 The following directors were chosen: For the term ending Octo- Der 1, 1925, C. F. Chase, E. c. Con- nelly, A. F. Eichstaedt, W. l.. Hatch, F. W. Macomber, w. c. Hungerford. Rev, Lyman s. John son. J. H. Kirkham, F. F. Neumann, G. P. Spcark, F. c. Vibberts, M. H. Pease: for term ending Octomber 1, 1926; W. E. Atwood, C. J. Park ar, Mrs. F. c. Platt, Mrs. J. H. Rob- inson, Paul K. Rogers, Maurice Stanley, William F. Cowlishaw, Fred l o. Rackliffe, Lawrence Humason,
 Mrs. R. N. Peck: for term ending October 1, 1927: J. H. Andrews, w. F. Brooks, L. A. Sprague. Herbert Swift, II. F. Erwin, R. E. Prttchard Miss Mary A. Campbell, Peter Gro.
 na, F. G. Platt, Mrs. l. D. Russell
 and Philip B, Stanley ,. The New Britain College club
 Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston, president
 announces a very entertaining cal
 endar for the season 1924-25. Th'
 club organized some time ago show
 a rapid growth in membership dur
 ing the last few years. Socially ant
 philanthropical it is an importan
 factor in the community, each yea
 bringing interesting speakers befor'
 the New Britain public. The none,
 realized in this manner goes into
 scholarship fund which is used ever!
 year to help deserving New Britain
 girls through college. The program for the remainder of the year fol
 lows:
 . November 19-Wednesday, s r
 m: Letters from a Senator's Wife,
 Mrs. Frances Parkinson Reyes i Camp school auditorium.
 ] December 1--Monday, p. m.
 Christmas carols and customs. Fac,
 member Is requested to bring a gif
 for the Christmas tree at the Chil
 dren's Home. Hostess: Miss Gladly
 Day, 76 Adams street.
 December 2s-Monday. to I
 m.: Holiday tea. Hostess? Mr'
 Charles r. Chase. 241 West Mai street.
 January 17-Saturday, 2:3ofp. m Scholarship bridge. Burritt hotel. , February 2-Monday, 8 p. m : Liberalism and Social Unrest" Dl } Kossuth Williamson, professor C : political economy at Wesleyan Uni versity. Hostesses: Miss Florenc Camp. Mrs. John L. Davis, 67 Rus sell street.
 . March 2-Monday s:15 p. m Annual banquet,
 April 1S-Monday. 8 D. m: Gue' night. Adventures in India" Mir Ernest Thompson Seton, Sout church parlors,
 May 25-Monday, 4;So p. m: AT ? nual business meeting and picni . Hostess: Mrs. Edward S. Lancaste Ten-Acre road.
 A meeting Of the woman's Clu
 { OI Illll NdN itNlE at lllN Ilpil
 of Mrs. B. F. Damon, Wednesda
 afternoon and was largely attended J "A very interesting talk was given h = yMrs. Hancock Of Newington. Sh T spoke on her work with Dr. Grer | fell in Labrador. Reports of the ar s rual meeting of the state federatio l of Woman's clubs were given | = Mrs. B, Hubert and Mrs. Damon. s Donald Proudman and five clas' q 9ates at Dartmouth college were tf - guests of Mir. and Mrs. F. R. ProuC e man on Frederick street, Maple IIil = last weekend. On Saturday after - noon they attended the Yale-par ,, mouth game and the Dartmouth dir !. rer dance at the Hotel Burritt . the evening.
 f The society of the Founders an % Patriots of America will hold
 meeting on Wednesday, Octob'
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