New Britain herald., 1924-03-15
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE WOMANy CLUB TUESDAY Rahfelas Wedding
 For Personal alJNtngs

Several members of the Esther
 Stanley chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution are planning to attend the mid winter meeting of the
 Connecticut society of the Daughters
 of 1912 which will be held at the New
 Haven Lawn club on Friday. March l 21, with the new president, Mrs. Frank Fitch Spencer of Manchester, l presiding. A board meeting will be | held in the forenoon followed by a 1 luncheon at which members and guests will be present. A business meeting will begin the afternoon ses- sion, followed by an address by Chan 1 cellor McGowan of the American 1n- | ternational' College, Springfield. Eric Demanden, boy violinist, will play | two groups, accompanied on the piano by Miss Signe Nordin. A large attendance is expected. New officers are: First vice-president. Mrs. C. B. Bolmer of New Haven: second vice. president Mrs. F. H. Metcalf of Springfield; third president. Mrs. Henry ". Warner of Hartford; re- cording secretary, Mrs. Harry R. Will Hams of Hartford: corresponding secretary, Mrs. F. S. Slauter of Derby; treasurer. Mrs. C. 0. Lister. Bridge port: historian, Mrs. Herbert H. Smith New Haven; genealogist, Mrs. r. C. Woodruff, New Haven; chaplain, (real daughter). Mrs. Nancy Buddington, Springfield; councillors. Mrs. Mary K. Jones, Bridgeport: Mrs. Moves D. Baldwin. Derby and Mrs. William P. Futile, New Haven; auditor, Mrs. Eugene Ford Wells, Stratford.
 The hostesses will be Mrs. William P. Futile. Miss Phoebe Biakeslee Mrs. Clarence B. Bolmer and Mrs. Ogden W. White.
 
 The annual banquet of the New Britain College club was held on Mon- day evening" March 10th. in the ball room of the Burritt hotel. About so members and guests were present. They were received by Mrs. John |. Davis, assisted by Mrs Stanley IT. Holmes, Mrs. Louis P. slade, Mrs. Emory C. Corbn. Miss Millicent Me Auley, Mrs. Willard c. Oquist. Miss Agnes Finnegan, Miss Elizabeth Hun gerford and Miss Ilga Harvey.
 After the banquet Miss Judge, president of the club, introduced Miss Elizabeth Rogers as toastmistress. She related some interesting anecdotes of Elihu Rurritt after whom the hotel Is named, and then introduced Mrs. George Brinton Chandler of Hart 1 ford who spoke on the subject: Put l ting It Over" Mrs. Chandler told l about the work of the Hartford Wom- | ans club. its steady growth. It's ever | increasing nced of a clubhouse, and 1 the organization which made possible | the great success of the Greenwich | Fair" The other speakers were Rev | erend J. Leo Sullivan who spoke | about. College Women and Every day Problems and nr. George W. c. | Hill who spoke on College Prospee- | tive" Between the addresses violin solos were played by Miss Fdla Sims.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred F. Crandall of l place. Belvidere, have re- turned from A vacation spent in 
 Mir. and Mrs. Allan J.. English of Harrison street arc spending the week end in New York city, guests al the Commodore Hotel of Mir. and Mrs. Adrianne Arganbright of Ports mouth, Ohio. Mir. and Mrs. Argan- bright will return to town with MT. and Mrs. English and spend the first part Of next week.
 Miss Lois Kirkhsm, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Kirkham of Cedar street, returned today from Wells Col Ieee, Aurora, N. r.. to spend her spring vacation in town with her parents.
 Miss Barbara Swift, daughter of Talmadge Swift of Cedar street. Is spending her spring recess from Wells College, Aurora. N. T., with her +ather, in Greenwich, Conn.
 Miss Elva McKirdy. daughter of Mr. and Mrs William McKirdy, of Lincoln street, will entertain a num- per of friends at bridge at her home his evening.
 Miss Dorothy Juhrs, daughter Of Or. H. Stroaser and Mrs. Strosser of forest street. gave a bridge party at fer home this afternoon. I
 Mrs. Reid Vernon Peer, who has e cen convalescing at the home of her ( srents. Mir. and Mrs. C. L. Barnes. r as returned to her home in Winsted. |
 n Mir. and Mrs. Harry D. Smith of I 'arnesdsle, who motored across the s last June, with Mir. and Mrs. o :. s. Barnes Of Bristol. expect to I .sye San Diego, Cal, about April 6 5th and return by the southern route. \ The first annual masked party to 2 e given by the Ladies' Auxiliary No. U 5. I. Q. B. B.. will be held Thursday vening, March goth at the Norden The committees in charge E re as follows: Decoration. Miss Dor a. Thy Rogin, Miss A. Rosenberg, Miss ]. segaI, Miss L. Zinman, Mrs E. 'eissman: refreshments, Miss A.Gour- V ,n. Miss P. Miller. Miss E. Kopio- Il ftz. Miss E. Gourson. Miss S. Crol1. K lies A. weinstein; tickets, Mrs. F. h 7eissman: publicity. Miss 4. Vein ein. Mrs. Louis Nair. Dr. wn1. Bei- sD. NIT. Nj. D. saNe and Mir. A. Litt- st an will act as judges. Miss Nellie \ air painted all the posters. hi
 
 The all day sewing meeting of the 'oman's club of Maple Hill will be st sld st the home of Mrs. T. II. Cogs- IT ell on Theodore street next wednes- lr. Those rla ming to be rreserf for