New Britain herald., 1924-12-13
7V77zES AND PERSONALITIES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD =
Younger Set Coming From Schools And Colleges M Week For M Christmas Hohdays-Charitable Eetes And Church
 Bezaars Dominate 7he Holiday Season

Twenty-Five members Of the younger generation held sale Of articles made by themselves in Der lin at the Community house this afternoon. All sorts of practical things were on sale and ono found that really profitable Christmas shopping might be done there. At the same time the purchaser had | the added satisfaction of helping along the Sunshine society for all receipts were turned over to that or ganIzaton. The young people hold ing the sale are 10 10 IS years old and call themselves the Lena Corbin branch of the Junior Sunshine so- clety taking their name from Mrs. George W, Corbin. president of the local branch of the society. Mrs. George W. Christ Of thls city and | Mrs. Russell Gold Of Berlin arc in charge Of the girls. In connection with the sale very superior tea room was one of the attractions. where tea and cakes made by the young folk were on sale.
 Mss Harriet Parker, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs Clayton Parker of Vine street will attend house party in New Haven next week given by Miss Barbara Palmer. Miss Palmer and Miss Parker are classmates at the Gateway school In New Haven.
 Mir and Mrs. Herbert Kimball ar rived today from their home in Chi oago to spend a week with Mir. and Mrs. Arthur c. Kimball of Lexington street.
 Miss Marjorie Norris, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. C. H. Norris of Grove Hill, returns on Wednesday from Rogers Hall to spend her Christmas vacation with her parents.
 William Hunt Rattenbury enter. tained a number of friends at din- ncr at his home on Lenox Place ! ! t1CIos '~i4ibS'
 
 Miss Helen Bennett, daughter Of Mir and Mrs. C. F. Bennett, returns from the Misses Masters school Dobbs Ferry. N. Y, next Friday 10 spend her holiday recess with her parents.
 New Britain folk are showing a great deal Of interest in the presen- tation of The Nativity" a mystery play with music by Linda Ekman and Elizabeth Lyffe, which Is 10 be presented at the Oxford school in Hartford on the afternoon and even Ing of Friday, December 19. The play will he given under the auspices of the Oxford school association and will be for the benefit Of various charitable organizations
 Miss Nellie WeatherS, dramatic coach at the Oxford school. Is in charge Of the cast and Mrs. George Bean Of Newington, formerly of this city, is director ot the chorus. Miss Helen Tiffany of Hartford will be the accompa panist. Among those taking the principal parts are Miss Helen Grant, president of the Oxford school association; Miss Y. Dickinson, vice president Miss Eleanor Taynes. Miss Katherine Coming Miss Katherine Long, Miss Martha Blake and MLSs Adelaide Bean. One Of the princi- pal solo parts is taken by Miss Alice Wilcox, teacher of singing in the echool
 Mrs. Lawrence Southard Of Rer- lin has been visiting in Philadelphia.
 Miss Lconie Grove Of Grove Hill and Miss Agnes Finnegan of Lextng- ton street are in charge of a benefit bridge to be given at the Hotel Bur- ritt on the afternoon Of Saturday. January 5. The proceeds will be used for the Trinity college endowment and building fund,
 The Woman's Club of PlainliIle, Mrs. Frank Wheeler, president will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Frederick Bulen Of Washington street for an afternoon of music. Clara Oaks Usher will be