New Britain herald., 1924-03-08
SHUTTLE MEADOW CLUB CABARET MARCH 297H
 

The United Community corporation drive is to be held during the week of March 24th to March 31st inclu- sive. II is to be for $50. .oo0 to sup port its nine constituent members: Visiting Nurse association. Boys club. Boy Scouts of America. New Britain Girl Scouts. Tuberculosis Relief society. Junior Achievement. New Britain Day Nursery. Welfare as- sociation of New Britain and the Sal vation Army.
 G. F. Bennett is general director of the drive: F. R. Gilpatric campaign manager: executive committee. F.. W. Pelton, Leon A. Sprague, James S. North, r. c. Vibberts: luncheons, E.. l. Porter; speakers. W. C. Hunger ford; publicity, F. O. Rackiffe: lists of prospects. William H. Day: reports. L. A. Sprague: trade team. J. C. Loomis: three ladies' teams captains Mrs. B. B. Bassette. Mrs. Ernest Smith and Mrs. H. C. Warner.
 General advisory committee: Hon. Angelo Nj. Paonessa. mayor: Rev. Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist. J. R. Andrews. w. l.. Atwood, Rev. Lucyan Bojnowski NJ. H. Camp, F.. H. Cooper. Mrs. Mary E. Crean, S Nj. Davidson, John Di Nonno, Dr. Morris Dunn. R. r. Calf ney, W. Greenstein. W. C. Hunger ford, F M. Holmes. W. l.. Hatch. c. T. Kimball, Dr. Gertrude Kinsella. Nj. J. kenney. Jos R. Lamb. C, ]. Law, T. Frank Lee. P. r. McDonough, Paul Nurczyk, James s. North. t.. E. Og- | l. latt Pratt, Dr. T. F.. Rocks. Dewey Selan- der. L. P. Slade, Mrs l.. r. Slade, Mrs. Ernest Smith, l.. A. Sprague, $. r. Strople. Rev. ]. leo Sullivan. E, NJ. Wightman, Rev. J. T. Winters.
 There are % teams being organized 10 cover the city, the personnel of which will be announced later,
 Members ot the Blue Triangle club will present the tableau What's Wrong With This Picture?" at a meeting of tho club to be held tomor- row afternoon in the club rooms. FL sic Paldino and Mike Cianci will also provide musical numbers. Tho host and hostess for the afternoon will be Edward Glynn and Anna Fisher. The other members Of the committee who will put on the tableauN and serve the refreshments will be Minnie Beck CT. Mary krawitz. Aida Marley, Elsie I'aldino, George Hennesscy and Ever ct Johnson. Members and friends of tho club room are invited.
 William A. Hayden of s? Prospect Il tho l.. C. R. club at Rensselaer, Poly technic Institute. Troy, N, Y. Mcm- bcrship in the club is made up Of stu- dents who are enrolled in the depart ment Of electrical engineering at the institute. Mir. Hayden is~A member of the senior class.
 Miss Margaret Mclean entertained the members of the Delta Chi Soror- fly nt her home on Stanley street Tucsday evening. X buffet lunch was served and Il social hour followed,
 The gfth annual banquet of the Ladies auxiliary 10 tho 4. O. II. was held Tuesday evening Ht Judd's hall with about f50 in attendance. Mrs. Agnes Frey. the first president of tho organization, was toastnistress The auxiliary presented her with n hand. some basket of tea roses. Thomas J. Spellacr Of Hartford. was tho eve ning's principal speaker.
 Howard n. ]. Clark of is5 Fair. lNicw street has been elected associate editor Of "Thc Rensselaer, Polytech- mic" tho weekly publication Of the students Of Rensselaer, Polytechnic in- stituie. Troy. x. |. Mir Clark has been q member of the. editorial stan of "The Rensselaer, Polytechnic" for tho past three years. llo is A member of the junior class In the department of electrical engineering.
 Miss Gladys Fogsrty. daughter Of Mrs. W. Fogarty. of 3S Washington street. attended the annual singing contest held at Skidmore college. Sar. atogs Springs. New York last Sat t- urday evening. About fifty alunnse attended thc contest in which the honors were divided between inc junior and sophomore classes. The juniors received inc prize cf the best singing while the prize of the original song vas won by the sophomores. This is the third annual contest in which the iuriors have come out victorious having ait ihrsc three years been led by Miss Dorothy 4oerner of Brook iyn. <. '. The song which won the prizc as the best original rss sung as f. farewell 10 the seniors. The mu- sic was written hv Miss poris EstnF of Campeilo. Mass. and the words by ] Miss Vivian Plumb of Bristol. Conn. ', and Miss Katherine Edmonds of A. bany. \. Y.. al members of the sopbo- more class. This prize is given each year for the best original song com puscd within Inc college hy Mrs. Lewis 4. James Of Saratoga Springs. a mem lter cf The board of trustees or the college. ~ this time inc alumnan of tho rtoliege also gathered for 3 dis cuszion of thr endowment drive for the ensuing year. They also contrib utnd to ths evenings singing and al ihs s-tose of the routes, inc entire rol- lIge was led in tho alma mater hy one of the slumnae accompanied by Mrs. lChris'ina Hope Ijndkamr of Oneida. lN. r. ~ho was the composer of the mBsic for this song.
 
 l Mir. aud Mrs. Carl 6. NsUman of Harrison street entertained number Of their friends st the Shuttle Mea- 1 dow rub last evening when Mrs. Patty Lee Clark of Hartford sroke on | "Isrsn' and China