New Britain herald., 1924-05-24
CHORAL CUB MUSIC FESTIVAL TOMORROW
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Miss Catherine Travis. q niece oi Mir. and Mrs. Joseph R. Andrews ot Vine street will attend the festivitie, at Exeter Academy next weekend the guest ok Richard. House. son oi Mrs. ". A. House of Lennox Place.
 Miss Gladys Slaney of Main stree, spent the weekend with her class. mate. Miss Anna Anderson of South Manchester, Connecticut.
 On Wednesday evening the mem- bers Of the kiwanis club gave sup per-dance at the Burritt hotel with about 70 couples in attendance and music by the Bacchanalian orchestra. During the supper hour the Five Steppers, group of entertainers from Hartford. gave song and dance re- view.
 It is of great interest locally, that Lewis Chapman, son Of Mir. and Mrs. William Chapman of High street. has been one of three selected out of eighteen candidates for membership in the Kite and Key fraternity of the University or Pennsylvania. The organization is a musical one and is limited to membership of twelve.
 The Parents and Teachers sssocia- tIon of the Stanley school, held its an- nual meeting Wednesday evening, when w. T. Squire, junior achieve ment director, made the address, Aft CT the talk q program of vocal selec- tions by Miss Geraldine Cullen, recita- tions by Miss Signe Peterson. and ss- lections by the Three Friends Trio" consisting of pr. Samuel Delano, Howard Stearns and Mrs. Margaret i Trayer.
 Officers for the coming year were selected as follows: President, Paul F.. Guiberson; vice-president, Earl Eisselback; secretary, Miss Anna Ra- kowsky; treasurer, Miss Helen Dixon.
 
 The Fathers and Sons meeting of the New Britain Rotary club Thurs day was marked success with large attendance, of sops, both large and small, and of proud fathers. Humphries, a magician Of no mean powers, entertained with all sorts of magic which brought great pleasure 10 his audience. Rev. A. r. Camp bell Of Hartford gave an interesting talk.
 Great interest is being manifested in the operetta which the pneils of the Worthington school, Berlin, will present on May 2s. The operctta is entitled The Flower Queen" and is being directed by Miss Mildred Clark and Miss Suzanne Cobsy. .
 There will be a lawn party and dinner dance larger and more enter talnlng than ever before held on the evening of Saturday, June 14th at the Shuttle Meadow club with MT. Allan McKinnie who is chairman Of the en- tertainment committee in charge. Quite novel and entirely new al inc club will he the band concert which is 10 be given on the lawn while the guests dine on the terrace. A full moon in addition to bright colored lights and flower decked tables will sdd color to the sNair which at this carly date holds out promise of being an event Of much interest.
 Mir. and Mrs. Graydon A. cowlcs. Of Plattsburg, N. r., are the guests or Mir. cowles' parents, Mir and Mrs. q. ! B. Cowles Of Chestnut street
 Miss Harriet Reynal. daughter or |, Mir. and Mrs. Louis Reynal Of f.exing- i ton street entertained few friends ! at tea at her home Wednesday after l noon.
 Miss Eleanor Lewis of Russell street is spending the weekend in New York city.
 Mir and Mrs. C. F. Barnes who re- cently returned from 2 trip to Cali E fornia have purchased new residence on Maple street, Bristol.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Bristol and daughter, Miss Ruth Bristol, of Grove Hill, are spending the weekend at heir summer home in Cheshire.
  Mir. and Mrs r. W. Porter and daughter, Jane, of Garden street. mo. ored to Wcstbrook this afternoon.
 Harry Adams Of Worcester. Mass. .pent last weekend with Mir. and Mrs. Laurence Moaut of Grove Hill. The woman's society Of the First .hurch gave a very delightful iunch- { lon party yesterday at the church with Mrs. James Robinson, Mrs. Harry 3ates. Mrs. ". F. Parker, Mrs. Clayz on Goodwin. Miss Bertha Chamber ain and Miss Cornelia ChamberlaiIE n charge. The luncheon tables wers' made gay with sprays of lilacs and { Ioswood, lending an air of festivity to he gathering. Several members Of he younger set under the direction of Hiss Harriet Reynsl assisted with the ] crying. They included Mrs. Bennett [ Iibbard. Mrs. Edward Christ. Miss -rances Parker. Miss Beatrice Rey- sl, Miss Marjorie Baldwin. Miss ! 'stheryn Swift and Mrs Lucisn 2 tevens.
 
 There were more than 500 people , ] attendance at the bridge party giv- g n st the Burritt hotel Thursday eve- z ing under the direction of Miss ''Lsary and Miss Daly. Quantities oi ink and white carnations and caIis lies were used for decoration. Prizes ' ere awarded at each table. iil