New Britain herald., 1924-04-05


 |. ~tra which furnished the music .of the Dutch Treat club show held al sew ork recently.
 A meeting Of the Business Girls club of the Y. w. c. A., will be held on Thursday, May 1st.
 Miss Betty Gordon of Stanley street has returned from a trip to Stam- ,ord, Connecticut.
 The Woman's Home Missionary de- partment of the South Congregational church held an all day sewing meet ing. Luncheon was served at noon. Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Bertha Wood ing, daughter of Dr. Ralph A. Wood ing and Mrs. Wooding of Grove Hill, Kensington. to Harold Nelson Loomer. son Of Mir. and Mrs. Henry A. Loomer of Beverly, Massachusetts. Miss Wooding is graduate of the New Britain High school class of 1918. MT. Loomer is member of the class of 1919. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He served in the World War as a sergeant in the 317th Field Signal Battalion. Fifth Army Corps.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the Berlin Congregational will hold a meeting Sunday evening at the church. The subject for discussion will be The American Indian" Miss Fanny Griswold is in charge of the program.
 Mrs. James Scott, formerly of Ken stngton, is the guest of Mrs. Ora Ed gerly of that town.
 The Lo-H club of the Berlin Con- gregational church held a very sue cessful dance last evening at the Grange hall.
 Donald McMillan. son of Mir. and Mrs. McMillan of Forest street who has been spending a few weeks in California has gone to New Mexico.
 George Kimbail. son of Mir. and Mrs Arthur Kimball of Lexington street, has returned to Phillips Exe- ter Academy after spending his spring recess with his parents.
 The candy committee working for the French Bazaar which is to be held May srd at the '. ". c. A. un- der the auspices of the MeAli Aux ilary, met Wednesday afternoon with Miss Florence Camp of Russell street.
 Mrs. 4. c. Kimbali and Mrs. Martha Parsons. former secretary of the Landers, Frary & Clark, were the guests of honor at a banquet which the Girls club of tho Landers, Frary & Clark held Tuesday evening at the Hotel Burritt. Dinner was served at 2 o'clock to IA persons. Miss Ger trude Anderson acted as toastniistress and called on the. various entertain ters for their numbers Miss signe Peterson gave a number of entertain ing selections, Miss wardlund Of Hartford, a dancer did a number of delightful dances. Mir. Gillette of Hartford responded with a clever comedy sketch and Mrs. Olive Ward sang a group of songs.
 Mrs. John J. Walsh and daughter, Mrs. Mary Walsh. are registered at | the Hotel Burritt. They recently re- turned from Haiti where they spent | several months with Lieutenant John | J. Walsh Of the dental forces of the United States Navy.
 At a meeting of the ". C. T. U. held Wednesday, officers for the en- suing year were elected as follows: President Mrs. John Sloan: vice. president. Mrs. James Healey: cor secretary. Mrs. John Gii- chreest; recording secretary. Mrs. Florence Kritz: treasurer. Mrs. E. J. vice-presidents South church. Miss Marion Sheldon. Mrs. S. II. Wood: Center church. Mrs. Sara Miles: Baptist church. Mrs E. R. Methodist church, Mrs. William Ward: Second Advent. Mrs. Arthur Carr: Emmanuel church, Mrs M. s. Anderson. Mrs. C. s. Hart: Peoples church, Mrs. C. s. Sheldon; Flower mission. Mrs. Otto Mason; evangelistic. Miss Sara Niles: Sunday school. Mrs. Charles Symonds; social. Mrs. Resley. Mrs. F. 5arks and Mrs. Charles Gladden.: ,ress Mrs. John Gilchreest: Ameri- Mrs. John Sloan.
 
 Miss Dorothy Booth, daughter Of hr. and Mrs. William Booth of For ,st street Is home from the Lennox chool in New York city for the week. md.
 Miss Ruth Brooks and Miss Kath- I 'ryn whason Of Scranton. Penn, arc | he guests of Mrs E. A Moore Of d junnyledge. The jury of the first annual costume exhibition held by the Art [ Illiance Of America, awarded hon. rable mention to Miss Priscilla Crab rec. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ". P. of Lincoln street. for a de- ] Ign of a young girl with green dress. ] olIihs sca-f oyer her arm. There } rere three hundred drawings submit sd to the Art Alliance. | Miss Mary whittlesey of West Main [ treet and Mrs William F. Brooks Of , ou:h High street will attend the na- c ona1 convention of the Daughters of 'ounders and Patriots which uiil be cid in Washingto D. C.. next week. 4 fis whittlesey has has recently been z lected president of the Connecticut \ rganization. T
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