New Britain herald., 1924-11-15

A7N " AilE VI hAlhs CkAlNl Q Nul hlllb tp make the affair q success include Mrs, Otis Scripture, Mrs. Nlghtin- gale Miss Charlotte Whatnull and Miss Walters.
 Mrs. John Fodahl and daughter. Virginia, who have been the guests of Mrs. Johnstone Vance ot Hamil- ton street, returned Friday 10 their home in Milford.
 Mrs, James T. Powell Of Maple Hill opened her home on Robbins avenue Wednesday to an all day sewing meeting Of the Woman's club. She was assisted by Mrs. E. B. Proudman, Mrs. E. F. Damon, Mrs. Jonathan Hart and Mrs. Theo- dore Monler
 Miss Frances Whinlcscy of West Main street and Miss Corncha Chamberlain Of Sunnylcdge are in New York City where they went to attend the annual National PresI- dents meeting of the McAl! Aux ilary
 Some of the smallest members Of society showed their ability to raise funds for d philanthropic cause this afternoon when Miss Elizabeth Vivian and Miss Frances Vivian, daughters of Dr, Clifford Vivian and Mrs. Vivian, and Miss Beatrice Lamb. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Lamb, and Miss Betinna Baldwin. daughter of Mir and Mrs. Ernest E. Baldwin held cake and tea sale at the Vivian residence on West Main street. The money raised will be used to buy turkeys for the Children's Home.
 Mrs. George Bodley will enter tain the members Of her bridge club at her home on Corbin avenue Mon- day afternoon.
 BMr,z William Rattcnbury gaya a luncheon bridge at her home on Lenox Place Wednesday,
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Maxwell Porter Of West Main street are in Princeton, \, J. for the YaIe-Princeton game.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elisha II. Cooper, Mrs. Norman r. Cooley and Ben jamin Hawley entertained the mem bors of their dancing class at din- nor at tho Shuttle Meadow club Monday evening.
 Charles Nihbn9tz son of Mir. and Mrs Dana L. Nibberts of Lincoln street is home from Springfield col lcge for the week end, D Mir. and Mrs W. r.. Hatch ioi !, West M1ru street were in New York city this week.
 Mrs. William Walker of Hamilton street, who has been spending sov- , cral weeks in Miami, Fla. with her mother, Mrs. Wallace, will return home the latter part of next week.
 Nr and Mrs. Mortimer Rhodes of Berlin entertained four tables of bridge at their home last evening, Tho prizes were awarded to Mrs, ] George Podley, Mrs, Elmer Stone, Mir, Cannon and George Bodley.
  4 group of the younger set in town including Mrs, Edward Christ, Mrs. George Colt, Miss Marjorie 5 Baldwin, Miss Eurith Wachter, Miss Harriet Reyna) and Miss Beatrice RevNal have arranged theater rarty for the Wednesday matinee Of seventh Hoavon' which will bo ? produced af Parsons thcater in Hartford mex, WcoE
 Miss Harriet Eeynal daughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis Reynal of Lexington street. entertained the members oc her bridge club at cards at her homo Wednesday afternoon. Miss Catherine Swift and Miss Helen , Thomas won the prizes,
 Ntr. ard Mrs. Arthur q, Kimhall of Lexington street witnessed the Na}e-Princron game at Princeton today.
 Miss IDru Thomas of BcnnlnE- ion. N'.. is thn house guest of Miss . | kathcryn Swift, daughter of Mir and Mrs. 0. F.. Swift of Lincoln street.
 M7. and Mrs. Truman Edmund Fassa.t Of Now York city are the guests o6 N~ and Mrs. George Bear \ of NcNsnr'on.
 Plans aro wei, under way for thu | ,a"Qu,t which tho Lions club will or rho c,r,Iu- Of Monday, November 9Th at 'ha Burritt hotel in comnlt. m.ut 70 Rev. John |. Davis. There | Rt1 l.. 2 special entertainment ant danc.as will follow.
 Gurus Sheldon oc South Higf s'rorr IS spending '1c weekend tr | Now York rl'y. He attended th' l Corneu-purtmoMh eama today. Mir and Mrs, Alfred Whitman o' New York ely arc rh~ house guess | of their son and dauChrer-in-'aW | Nr. and Ms EoEsr Whitman ot l Corh;n aN Du'.
 Mrs. 1uruo S'.},0s will enter | tain h.r trIro -.#h a' he" homo or l Nonro. s.r,.t T'Hrsday afternoon Mir a.3 Ms Frank S,ovons. wht 1 ha,c he. '.lo C3asts oF Nr. au, | Mrs Luclso S'ovcns Of Monroe | s+rfrt. VII |ra'- tomorrow fo