New Britain herald., 1924-02-09

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 afternoon Miss Jean Wardrope gave
 an. interesting talk on Travellers Aid
 Work"
 The Luther league of the First
 Lutheran church held q party Thurs day evening at the home of Miss
 Esther Nelson of Columbia street.
 Harry o'Connor, son of Mir. and
 Mrs, Thomas O'Connor of Bassett
 street is in Arlington, Mass.
 !, Thomxs Hinchliffe attended meet ing at Rensselaes Polytechnic Insti.
 ute today at which plans were maid
 for an observance of the tooth ami
 yersary of the school.
 Rosa Ponseile is to sing at the Palace theater on the evening on Thursday, February 2i, under the auspices of the New Britain Mu- sical club. This announcement comes as a great joy to music lovers in town for Rosa Ponselle is singer whom the connoisseur cannot afford to miss and whom ordinary musical lovers will not wish to refrain from hearing Her program will he an- nounced at a later date.
 Mrs. A. A. Mills entertained at tea at her home on Court street Thursday for the acting chairmen of the various committees who will have charge of the annual Springtime Bazaar which is to be held at the Trinity Methodist church later in the season.
 Mrs. W. ". Marshall of Stanley street is in charge of the food sale which will be held next Friday aft ernocn at the Baptist church.
 A number of New Britain people will hear Harry Lauder at the Shu- bert theater in New Haven this eve ming.
 Mfr, and Mrs. W. W. Marshall of Stanley street are spending the week. end with their daughter and son, Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Stevens, of Hol- yoke, Mass.
 A meeting of the McAll auxiliary will be held at the home of Mrs. Will liam IT,. Brooks of South High street on Thursday. February 2ist, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Miss Ellen Earles Flagg of Hartford will ad- dress the meeting. having for her otttst nS. chatillers." Miss Flagg spent some time there this summer and, as most people know. Is an engaging speaker.
 MT. and Mrs. James North will en- certain at tea at their home on Sun nyledge tomorrow afternoon.
 Miss Edith Loomis. daughter of Mir. and Mrs Fred Loomis. enter tained at bridge at her home on Har- rison street Thursday evening for her house guest, Miss Isabel MacLaren, of Westerly, R, I. The bridge prizes were awarded 10 Miss Gladys Fo- | sarty, Miss Airline Nelson and Ed ward Dawson.
 
 Mfr. and Mrs. Allan c McKinnie will entertain at their home on Forest | street this evening preceding the buff E fet supper which Mrs. Estelle Rodgers i Wilbur will give at her home on For est street this evening.
 Members of the. New Britain hos pitsl. board will meet Monday after noon st the home Of Mrs. William C. Hungerford of Russell street to com piete plans for the Citizens Free Bed Fund benefit bridge which will take place Saturday afternoon and even- ing. March g. at the Elihu Burritt hotel. Mrs Herbert l.. Mills is act ing chairman of the committee in Charge. Mir. and Mrs. William r. Dillon of New Haven were the weekend guests of Mir. and Mrs. John H. Dillon of West street. Mrs. Dillon was for neriy Miss Anna Anderson, graduate nurse at the New Britain General hospital.
 Mrs. George Buys of Plsinville en- tertsined for her granddaughter Mrs. Earnest Tyrrell, formerly Miss Eleanor Buys. with shower at her , nome Friday evening. Decorations i were carried out in pink, white and blue. Plans are under way for the annual iinner dance which the members Of he Business and Professoinsl wo- ,f March 7th at the Elihu Burritt lotel. The affair promises to be one 'f the largest and most brilliant ] iances of the spring season Miss iary F. Curtin has been named gen. 'ral chairman of the committee in ' harge of the arrangements The ' ub committees will be announced st : later date.
 A typical pirates den with red and . ,lack for color background. cY'lassses ' nd heasy ropes and soft candle light 2 rom heavy old brass candle sticks i, re the predominating notes in ihe . lecorstion st the Shuttle Meadow \ iub for the Pirates Ball this evening ! The tables have been covered with i Jack cloths and on each one are 1. ''scsd black candles in brass hold | rs. The decorations are trsdrionsl il ven to the pirates cave with it's old . ga chests and valued tressures The s ostumes will Of course be varied and old and colorful. lending an air cf rue piratisn to the affair. shirh pili. s 7thouf def1tt he one of shs rnosf