New Britain herald., 1924-05-27
GIVE SCHOLARSHIPS
 ID TWO STUDENTS
Members Of College Club Vote to
 Help Ambitious Girls

Monday afternoon the College cluI
 had its last meeting of the year at tho
 home of Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston il | Maple Elill The lawn was attrac-
 lively decorated with a Maypole and
 Chinese lanterns, and arranged for a
 picnic supper. Punch was served in 1 the summer house.
 | The club voted to give a scholarship Of $75 to Miss Dagmar Carlson, who
 will go to Bates college next Septem- 1 Der, and $50 Go Miss Margaret Beau 1 lieu, who will go to Maryland college. Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston; vice-president, Miss Gladys Day; recording secretary, Miss Jane Proctor; corresponding sec rotary, Miss Bertha Jones; treasurer, Mrs. II. II. Hubbard.
 Miss Frances NJ. Ferguson. secrc- tary. submitted the following report:
 "The College club of New Britain is now completing it's 17th year, a year which has been marked by increased membership, active participation in the work of the club by the members, more appreciation on the part of the public in New Britain of the College club and the work it Is endcavoring to do, and last Of all financial inn pFovement.
 The program committee with Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston as chairman, provided a varied program for the year which has been both instructive and entertaining, The ten meetings have been held as follows:
 Oct, l5, informal reception at Migs Agnes Johnston's. Piano solo by Miss Harvey and interesting "reminiscences Of her year in France by Miss Judge. Nov. ,, amateur theatrcals at Miss Elizabeth Hunscrford's Dee. ], q so- cial evening at Mrs. Willard Oquist'.,. At this meeting members loft gifts for tho Christmas tree at inc Children's Home. Dec, l5, q public entertain ment al Camp school by Miss Ellenor Cook of Hartford. Jan. :, An enter tainment by the members Of the Elm crson College of Oratory nt Camp school. Feb ., the annual benefit bridge at the Y. W. C. A. March 10. the annual banquet at the Burritt ho- tel. April [. lecture by Walter Camp Of Yale on Keeping Fit" for members Of tho club and their guests, at the South church parish house. May %, annual election Of officers and picnic at Mrs. Douglas A. John- ctons.
 "A rcsnme Of the years work proves that ii has been one Of the most active within the history of the club; that it's activities have satisfied tho democratic tastes Of it's members and have had tho cooperation Of everyone, In great measure this has leon due to the members of the ex- ccutivo board. who have had thn di- reciion of the work, and particularly to tho chairman of the program com mittee."
 Aftar the business meeting those present were entertained by Mics Ryan Of Hartford, who impcrsonatcd "Zinsaralia," gypsy fortunc.teller. and by inc life and drum corps Of the New Britain Girl Scouts.
 Tho club had as it's guests, the Misses Anna EoaurzylS, Mae Mcs- kosky, Veronica Kane. Elizabeth Kane. Aida Marley and Margaret kerin Of the Blue Triangle club room.
 The hostnsses os the afternoon were Mrs. Tc.sch, Mrs. pomeroy, Mrs. Frank Traut, Mrs. Douglas X. John ston, Mrs. Emory Corbin. Miss Agnes Johnston. Miss Day Miss l'ogarty, | Miss Adds and Miss Katherine Clark. !.