New Britain herald., 1924-03-01
ESTHER STANLEY CHAPTER D. A. R: TO HOLD GUEST DAY
To Meet TdayCuen Jongs

At a meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club held this afternoon at the club house on Wash ington street the Connecticut delegates to the national convention held al Dallas Texas. gave their reports Reports were also made by the execu- tive board of the local club and by the special committee acting on the revision and bylaws of the club. Of- ticers of the State Federation or Business and Professional Women's clubs were present at the meeting and were the guests of the local club members at dinner which was served at the club house at 5:30 o'clock.
 Miss Mary Whittlesey and Miss Frances Whittlesey of West Main street left today for Ormond Beach. Florida.
 Miss J. Landon Cole and Miss Katheryn Bishop of Pennington avenue. Hartford have gone to Bos- ton, Mass, where they will spend the next two weeks,
 Miss Evelyn Synder who has been the house guest of Miss Harriet Key nal, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Louis Reynal Of Lexington street. has re- turned to her home in New Oxford, Pennsylvania.
 The Ladies Auxiliary, 4. o. H., vii! observe it's e7th anniversary next Tuesday evening with a banquet at Judd's hall. Mrs. Agnes Frey will be toastmistress and Rev. Patrick Daly will say grace. Among the speakers will be Hon. Thomas J. Spollacy of Hartford, Judge W. r, Mangan, Thomas ]. smith, Rev. Walter Mc- Cram and Mrs. Charles Mccarthy, county president. Mrs. Mary T. Crean and Miss Rose Frey will render vocal selections accompanied on the piano by Miss Ruth Igoe.
 The committee in charge Of the af- fair is composed of Mrs. A. Frey, chairman: Mrs. John Mangan. Mrs. John Igoe, Mrs, Anna Marshall, Mrs. Rose McAvay. Mrs. John Roche. Mrs. James O'Brien. Mrs. John French and Miss Grace Claughsey.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Curran of Norwood, Mass. are spending a few days as the guests of Constable Frank Brown and Mrs. Brown of kensing- ton. The couple arc running from a trip to New York city.
 Berlin Grange will hold a dance next "Wednesday evening. Modern and old fashioned dancing will be featured and Professor Gates of Crom. well will be tho promptcr.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Cora saser daughter of Mir. and Mrs. August sagcr of ii Linden street, to William kratzke Of i'll Linwood street. No date has been set for the wedding.
 Dudley B. F"lt, son Of Mir. and Mrs. William r. Felt Of Curtis street spent last weekend with his parents, Mir. Felt is student at Amherst college.
 Miss Rose and Miss Ethel Ilcrkowitz and Adoplh Gianzman of New York are the guests Of Mir. and Mrs. |. Bcrkowitz of Lyons street.
 Miss Dorothy Parker entertained at bridge Friday evning at her homo on Arch street. The prizes were awarded to Miss F. Pfersick. Miss E. sandberg and Miss Demarcst. X buffet supper was served.
 Miss Beatrice James Of Brooklyn, x. r.. is the guest Of Mir. and Mrs. J. Quail of Kelsey street
 
 Miss Virginia Hurlburt, daughter of Mrs. Hurlburt of Murray street en- tertained a number Of friends at din- ner at her home Wednesday evening for Lcin riley, a member Of the New York State Nautical school MT. riley is in training on the [. <. s. Pueblo, stationed at the Brooklyn navy yard.
 
 Stanton Ashley. son Of Mir. and Mrs. George Ashley Of Harrison street, spent last weekend at Middlebury college.
 Mir. and Mrs Lucian Stevens enter taincd eight tables Of bridge at their home on Monroe street Tuesday eve ming. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Emory Corbin. Miss Eleanor Lewis, Edward Christ and Jack Zantzingcr.
 The Amphion club Of the senior high school very successfully present ed "1he Private Secretary" by Charles Hawtrey. at the high school auditorium last evening. The cast in- cludcd:
 Mir. Marsland .... William BarroHs Henry Marsland. his nephew.
 ........... Charles Covert Mir. Clttermolc ..... Charles Quigley Douglas Cattcrmole, his nephew. Robert Christ Rev. Robert Spaldlng. Donald Slade Mir. Sidney Gibson. a tailor of
 Bond street .... Gustav Carlson John. Mir. Marsland's servant ....
 Siavel Elliott Knox, a writ server Robert leghet Edith Marsland. daughter 10 Mir.
 Marsland ............ Flora Hine Eva Webster, her friend and rom
 panion .......... Mildred Quigley Mrs. Stead Douglas. lanlady ....
 ............. Ruth Hatch fWa~rfgr
 Music during the play was fur nsshcd hy the high school orchestra under tho direction Of George E.