New Britain herald., 1924-05-20

for the festal dinner dance to be given by the Chamber of Commerce
 in the form of ladies' night, Thurs
 day evening, June 5, al Lake Com ! pounce. This morning the commit-
 tee announced the two speakers for
 the event. The first speaker will, be
 Mrs. Herbert knox smith Of Farna-
 ington, president of the Connecticut
 League of Women Voters Mrs.
 smith is one Of the prominent speak
 CTS of Connecticut and her coming
 10 Bristol will be very pleasing to a
 large number of Bristol women who
 have followed with interest her work about the state.
 Tn" second speaker announced bv the committee is the Honorable E.
 Nj. NashDurn of Boston. Mir. Wash
 burn Was for nine years a state sem ator in Massachusetts and three times IVES offered the leadership of the house by two speakers. He has for 90 years been a political student, writer and public speaker He is listed as a brilliant orator and as a spackcr possessing much wit and hu- mor. He is probably best known for a biography Of Calvin Coolidge writ ten in 1920. That same year he was candidate for lieutenant governor of the commonwealth of Massachusetts.
 Frederick G. Hughes, president Of the Chamber of Commerce will pre- side as toastmaster. In addition to the speakers there will be a cabaret and entertainnent features. arrange n f1 Of the finest programs Of this type yet presented under the chamber au- spices
 Reservation slips 10 this festal dn- ner dance will be mailed tomorrow. Owing to inc limited number that can be accommodated, the commit ice is asking for prompt responses. The committee is attempting to se- cure every available seat possible, so that but fow reservations will have to be turned down.
 There is considerable interest among the women of Bristol in this coming event as ii is the first get together of this nature that the ladies have been privileged 10 attend.
 The entertainment committee in charge of the event is composed of Charles F. olin. chairman; LeRoy P. Tucker, William A. kimball. Harold R, Reid Brown Joyce, Harry H. Browne, Richard II. Jackson.
 Sub-committeos appointed by the entertainment committee to take care Of the various details are as follows:
 Reception committee Charles R. Riley, chairman; Charles T. Tread way, Harry C. Barnes, Kenneth Ses- sions, Loroy r. Tucker. Brown Joyce. Alexander Harper, \. r. Woodford. William J. Malone, Dr. r. A. Park, Dudley s. lnGrahRm, John T. Chid- sey, Paul R. Sessions. w. r. Calde., Keith D. Graham, A. l.. Beede. George s, Beach, Emil Funk. Edson M Peck, Howard N. Wilcox.
 Dinner committee Harry H. Browne. chairman; William A. Kim ball, Joseph r, o'Connoll.
 Dance committee Carleton B. Reckwith, chairman; John II. Ses- sions Roy Bailey. John F.. Mccarthy. Charles C. Bell Charles s. Joy, Mrs. W. J, Malone. Miss Clara Beckstodt.
 Ticket committee-Roscoe l.. Ses- sions chairman. n. A. Johnson. Wil- liam II. Dunbar, Robert w. Harris, E. Johnson, C. A. Robertson.
 Speaks On Faith.
 The mass and faith were the topics last night Of ihe Rev. Thomas Schwcrtner Of the Dominican Order Of New York. who is conducting the mission for the men of st. Joseph's parish this week Confessions for the mission will begin this afternoon at a o'clock and will be held each day for the rest Of the week. Masses are celebrated daily al and o'clock. Evening services arch cid at s o'clock.
 High school ,s. Faculty.
 As an additional means of securing revenue for the high school baseball icam and as an opportunity for the high school players to witness what 5nll players the members Of the schccl department faculty must have Jeen years and years ago. a baseball game has been arranged for May sl between the teams representing the liah school players and the men em- 'loycd in different departments Of inc .chool work throughout the city. Principal Got'le and the school super ntenient are acting as managers of he faculty team and they will pre- r nt q star line up. The faculty team which Hill be in charge of Captain 'hc1 js composed or see soned and ex- players, though the erper- ence in some eases may date back a reade or so.
 The line up Of the faculty team will 'e as follows: William Tracy. p; 'amuel Joslowitz. C.; Anthony Tovle, h.; Joseph Dceinc. 2b: George 'Iickley.' Sb.; ?. Henry Shea, ss.: ack Heating. lf.: Thomas Monahan, f.: Harold French. cf The suhai- utcs will be Eugene Giammatteo. 0hn Hes. George Wooster. Arthur 'rench. Judge William ]. Malone riIl hold the indicator on balls and trikes and Charles F. Riley will um- ire on the bases.