New Britain herald., 1924-11-29
CLUB NOTES AND OTHER
 ITEMS or INTEREST

ITEMS or INTEREST Mrs. Lewis Brastow will open her home on Strong Court in Plainvllle {, next Wednesday afSrnoon at o'clock to a meeting of the Wom- ans club of Plainville. A feature of the program will be the presonta- ton of a one-act play Where, But In America" The cast includes Mrs, r. L. Ben zon, Mrs. A. Mcleod, and Mrs. How ard Smith. The play will be pro- duccd under the direction of Mrs. Donald Benjamin who is chairman of the entertainment committee. Tn :, membership list of the club ln- cludes Mrs. Donald Benjamin, Mrs. Frederick L.. Bonzon, Mrs. Edward T, Brastow. Mrs Lewis L. Brastow, Mrs Frederick Bullen, Mrs. Charles R. Clark, Mrs. Edwin H. Hills, Mrs. ]. Howard LaField, Mrs. Joseph N. McKernnn, Mrs. Archer A. Mcleod, Mrs. Ava Rogers, Mrs. Howard 5. Smith. Mrs. Charles r. Spalding' Mrs. Henry Trumbull, Mrs. John Trumbull, Mrs. Frank P. Usher, Mrs. Howard Usher and Mrs. Frank Wheeler.
 Through the courtesy of Mrs. Charles s. Landers of East Main street Grant Overton of New York city will address meeting of the New Britain Woman's club in St. Marks parish rooms on Tuesday December at S:So o'clock In the afternoon. Mir. Overton has chosen for his subject What to Look For in Judging the Worth Of Novel, Mir, Overton Is the authr of cuth books as "The Thousand and F,rst Night" "Island of the Innocent. He also has written quite bit about books and authors Including car yoes for Crusocs" which is his new est book.
 Mary Taylor Blauvelt gave the third In a series of lecturers spon" sored by the New Britain "omans club on Tuesday in St. Marks parish rooms. Miss Blauvelt spoke on "rhe Protocol of Geneva" before a repre- senatiye audience of New Britainites' corposed of women high In the cul' turaI life of the community.
 Harold Latham of Pittsburgh, Penn. is spending the week.en1 with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Fred Latham of Black Rock avenue
 Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Cpson or Lincoln street entertained at dinner at their home Tuesday evening pre- cedins the meeting of the Shuttle Meadow dancing class.
 Miss Ruth Henry, daughter o' Mrs. W. K. Henry of Lincoln street will entertain three tables ot nrlds5 st her home this evening for M'as Agnes Johnston, daughter or MT and Mrs. Frank Johnston or "e'' Main street.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry c. schaufler c, Lincoln street spent ThanksgiV- ,ns in Greenwich.
 hiss Sarah schaeffer has returned .o her home ir Boston, Mass, after amending two weeks with her sisteI' Mir. F. NJ. Hayden of Lincoln street
 Mrs. Frederick Macomoer en.e' +,,red three tables of bridge at her bors on Hamilton street Tuesday afternoon for her mother Mrs' n. N' Kob,er of Springfield, Mass. Ih' rr,zes were won by Mrs W. A, Bod well, Mrs. William F. Chapman am Mrs. Kohler.
 Mis-. Margaret Christ came nom. from the Briarcliff school to speh0 her Thanksgiving recess Vnh ne' parents, Mir. and Mrs F. w. Nnr'S' Of Corhin avenue.
 Misv Barbara Case, daughter o' Mir. and Mrs. George A. Nase o' p,a,nyine, has been home iron storr. college to spend ThankFg,'' Ing with her parents Another daughter. Miss Natalie Case has peer home from the Boston university
 Mfr and Mrs Robert Gibson O, p,ainviue are spending the week-enF in Philadelphia.
 Mir and Mrs. H. II. Damon , rarIin street entertained at dime ,t their home on Thanksgiving da'
 Harold Rossberg came home iron Yale university to spend ThanksglN ing with his mother. Mrs A \ Co.sberg of Vine street,
 Miss Carlotta sloper returned yes tordsv 10 the Abbott Acadamy att' spending her holiday with ne narents Mir. and Mrs, Harold slopcr Of Grove Hill
 Mir. and Mrs freneTI'N her of Hamilton street entertained few friends at cards at their nom Thursday evening
 Miss Helen North, daughter o Mir. and Mrs. James North ot sym nylcdge is home from Manchest' for her Thanksgiving vacation Mi' North Is teaching in the puph schools in that town this winter
 
 Miss Majorie Norris, daughter Mir and Mrs. C. \. Norris of Gro\ Hiu. Is spending her vacation lr0' Rogers Hall Lowell Mass" "i' || her parents.