New Britain herald., 1924-05-03

turned home and are entering into tn
 spirit of a new season very much re
 freshed after spending the winter fl
 the southlands.
 Golf holds interest for many an, with the wonderful weather of tn
 past week one saw any number o cary enthusiasts teeing off-especial ly on Wednesday was the course fes tive. quite number of the player attending the regular club luncheon which is followed by bridge or golf.
 May breakfasts were, of course. i: feature of the week. one of the mos important being that which Mrs George kimball gave at the Farming ton Country club. Interesting also 'ere those given at the yariou. churches and the Business and Pro. fessional Women's club. On the same day the annual meeting of the New britain Musical club was held at the Burritt hotel, drawing large and representative gathering of active and associate members and their friends,
 Friday afternoon, Mrs. James North opened her home on Sunnyledge to the annual meeting of the Esthel Stanley chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. Reports from the delegates to the 33rd annual Con tnental Congress in Washington were given. followed by social hour.
 Too often imagination runs away with itself-a little push and it is off, regardless Certainly when one says that the French bazaar which opened this afternoon at the Y. ". c. A, is the most elaborate undertaking of society in many moons no over -enthu- siastic imagination is shown. For the thing is really one of much merit.
 Shuttle Meadow club members are looking forward to the May ball which will be held at the club on the evening of Saturday, May 17th. Already sev- erai dinner parties are being planned and the affair promises to be one of the most brilliant of the spring par ties.
 A wedding of interest to New Brit ain people took place in the First Presbyterian church at Williamsburg fa., on Monday, April as when Miss Margaret Mahoney, daughter of Mrs. M. Mahoney of Hartford and Arthur ]. krick, son of Mrs J. W. Krick of Williamsburg, Pa, were married. Rev. i Dr. George Taylor performed the | ceremony. Miss Gertrude Krick acted | as maid of honor and Howard Krick | Of Pittsburgh, was the best man. Mir. krick is a member of the sales force | Of Landers, Frary &s Clark Co.
 Among the New Britain people who will so to Hartford to hear the recital by 1gnace Paderewski on May il are: 4. Parker Abbe, Miss Anduzulatis. Miss Olga Bilas, Miss Mary Camp, Mrs. J. F. Lamb, Rev. Henry W. Maier. Wesley Porter. Mrs. W. F.. Parker, Mrs. Maurice Stanley, Mrs. Nj. Farmer, Miss Jenette Lacaya, Mrs. Ernest s. Browne, J. :Slosowski, Mrs. Virgil M. Palmer. wm. F. Hedler, Mrs. V. NJ. Palmer. Miss Lillian ost- lGnd, R. l.. Twichell, Miss F. Anthony, Miss Cora M. Beale. Mrs. Milton W. Davenport, Mrs. W. E. Parker, Miss Florence Tommasoni. The annual meeting of the New Britain College club which was to have been held Monday afternoon, May sth, at the home of Mrs. Douglas Johnston of Maple Hill, has been ' postponed to a later date. l Mary Duceys Revue" a musical how will be presented next wcdnes- V lay evening by the Bolton -Kasica C ,aat nf yha A,,er;nar rao{a. ix .lz l q Serlin Town hall at S:15 o'clock. 2 The Carpenter Sisters of Hartford will ' 'e one of the features of the revue. U Dancing will follow. II Miss Elizabeth Wilcox and Miss V Ielen Rohm of Berlin have returned ', rom North Carolina where they have ,,' cen spending several months. 7. m The Silver Bay club of the Y. W. e, {. A. held a Camp Fire supper at ,e association Wednesday evening. fl liss Esther westman, Mrs. McAvay. b, ITS. Lillian Hopkins and Miss Dor E thy Thompson were in charge of the th 
 The regular meeting of the Busi- .,, nss Girls club of the Y. W. c. A. ,,, as held Thursday evening at the as- u.; m 'ciation with supper served at " clock. Nah Jongg followed.
 Miss Eldonia Poltis is spending a sS eek in New York city. n, Mrs. Virgil Palmer entertained at m; idge at her home on Harrison street Fl is afternoon for Mrs. James Robin- sai n who has recently returned from Mi trip to California. sai
 Li' Mrs. Jack Sheehan and Miss Rose 'nch have been spending few days New York city. Ru
 ent A number of New Britain people at- nded a recital given Tuesday eve- 1g at St. Margaret's church in Wa Pr, -bury at which Miss Catherine an, oran, soprano. soloist, was the artist. The Washington School Parents and wis schers' association held a meeting of the school auditorium last evening. hol lyor A. NJ. Paonessa, Edward Pratt, :retary of the school board, and } ss Mary Dugan of the Bureau of Lin id Welfare. Hartford. were the we, ,skers. Mrs. Mary T. Crean sang a up of delightful songs and the \ 'shington school orchestra played stre erai selections. Mir,