New Britain herald., 1924-03-01

club this evening. The dance will be one of the brilliant events on the spring calendar of the club. The true spirit of beefsteak dinner will predominate. since each of the guests will be furnished with a chefs cap to wear during dinner. Dancing will be enjoyed to the music of Si-Yaffe's orchestra
 Another notable dance taking place next week is the one which Mir. and Mrs. Alexander Livingston Mackay will give at the Shuttle Meadow club cn Monday evening to the members of their dancing class.
 Friday evening the Business and Professional Women's club will hold their annual dinner in the ballroom of the Burritt hotel. Trinity Baccha- Italian orchestra will play.
 As the winter season draws to a close society turns it's attention to charity affairs. Plans are already well under way for the Citizens Free Bed Fund bridge and with Mrs. Her bert l.. Mills as general chairman the plans are maturing successfully
 A number of New Britain people are cooperating with Mrs. Philip Stanley in raising s13,sol.9l for the New Britain Young Women's Chris tan Association. Mrs. Stanley IS chairman of the drive opened on Wednesday of this week.
 Another important charity event of the near future is the McAll Auxiliary bazaar which comes Easter Monday. April 2i. Leaders in the social world are endeavoring to make this a notable event of the spring season.
 One of the most important club meetings of the week was that of the McAlI Auxiliary Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William F.. Brooks on South High street to hear Miss Ellen Earles Flagg of Hartford speak. On Wednesday the Mother hood club of Berlin met. This af- ternoon members of the Business and Professional Women's club held an important meeting with the reports Of the delegates attending the meeting held in Dallas, Texas.
 For next week scheduled on the club calendar is the regular meeting of the Womans Club, which takes place in the First church chapel on Tuesday afternoon. Thursday after neon Miss Mary Taylor Blauvelt will meet with her Current Events class, giving her last lecture here this sea son. Friday afternoon. March 7th the Esther Stanley Chapter. Daugh- ters of the American Revolution, will hold a second guest day this season at tho Baptist church chapel. when pr. James Gorlon Gilkey Of Springfield, Mass. will talk on Some Significant Changes In American Life" Mrs. William Hungerford and Mrs. C. E. Mitchell will be the hostesses.
 With the club meetings and the many other parties next week to say nothing of the opening of the Bur ritt hotel and It's attendant social affairs the coming week will indeed be very busy.
 A meeting of tho New Britain Mc- An Auxiliary was held Thursday aft- ernoon at the home of Mrs. William r. Brooks. Members were asked to come prepared to knit for tho French orphans.
 Mrs Charles F. Mitchell, president Of the auxiliary, opened the meeting with a few well chosen words, eN- messing the spirit of the MeAll. Eel loyship and love were the key words She said it was n privilege to be con- nectcd with such great work, in de- flning which she quoted from Elmer ..rlI la hta shadow Of an individual"
 Turning to Miss Ellen Flagg, the spcaker for the afternoon, Mrs Mitchell said. with her permission, she would like to tell how the Hart ford Auxiliary was formed, through thc interest of Hartford woman, who attended one of our early meet ings and carried the word homo.
 The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Robert Parsona
 Miss Cornelia Chamberlain report cd for the relief work. Through the courtesy of Davidson and Lcventhal, quantity of wool was purchased at 8 generous discount. This was ready 10 be given out to the members to knit into sweaters and scarfs: 19s articles, including warm garments and many useful things have been sent by the Auxiliary.
 Miss Bertha Chamberlain made an appeal for the French Bazaar which is to be held April .1, afternoon and evening, at the Y. w. c. A. gymna- stun. It is planned to give as much of the French effect and atmosphere as possible. The chairman of various committees were named as follows:
 Miss Bertha Chamberlain and Miss Frances whittlesey. floor and pub licity. Mrs. Robert Parsons. finance. Mrs. William C. lIungcrford. music. Nrs. William Atwood, tickets. Mrs. stanley Goss. icc cream cafe. Mrs. lIartyell Taylor. food. Mrs. Harold T. Slopcr and Miss Florence Camp, candy. Mrs. Arthur IIarrop. fancy work. Miss Elizabeth Parsons. fancy work for the Junior Auxiliary. Mrs. Maurice Peasc. flower booth. Mrs. ltodman Chamberlain. children's fash ions. Mrs. Walter Hart. boutonnicre. strs. Pardon Hickey. grab bag. Miss Alice Alderson. lollypops. Miss Grace Manning, balloons. Mrs. Gilpatr1ck, amusements. Mrs. William Dalzell, afternoon entertainment. Mrs. How ard Parsons, evening entertainment. There will be special attractions in inc afternoon for children.
 The business part Of the meeting al an end, Mrs. Mitchell introduced Miss Ellen Flsgg of Hartford. who came to bring a little personal mcs- sage, as the result Of d visit 10 France last spring and the proceeding fall.
 Miss FIagg gave most delightfully."-