New Britain herald., 1924-03-22

ans club was held Tuesday afternoon at the First church chapel The re- cording secretary. Miss Jennie Vessel, | gave a review of the activities of the club during the past year. Nine mem- bers of the club have died within the year and to those Mrs. William F. Brooks paid tribute.
 Reports were given by Mrs. William E. Parker, treasurer, and by the fol- lowing committee chairmen: Mrs. E. Allen Moore. Mrs. Frank l.. Traut, Miss Mary Bingham and Miss Mabel Hubbard. Miss Bingham, chairman of ! the press committee, expressed her gratitude for the kindness shown by the press. The following officers were elected for the year 1a24-1925: President. Mrs. Buel R. Bassette: first vice-presi- dent, Mrs. John H. Kirkham; second l vice. president, Mrs. Louis Young; re- cording secretary, Miss Jennie Wessel; corresponding secretary, Mrs. William H, Judd: treasurer. Mrs William E. Parker; auditor, Mrs. Henry T. Burr.
 The following is the list of new members admitted: Mrs. Ralph Brit ton, Mrs. Gerald NJ. Coholan. Mrs. Stewart Esten, Mrs. George Flanagan, Mrs, John H. Flannery, Mrs. Robert Frisbie, Mrs. Herman S. Hall, Mrs. Joseph Hance, Mrs. Ralph S. Howe. Miss Ida l.. Kellogg, Mrs. George c. Kincaid, Mrs. II. C. Kingsley, Mrs. Charles P. Merwsn, Mrs. William G. Muller, Mrs. Russell L. Nelson, Mrs. Louis A. Oldershaw, Mrs. David G. Ong, Mrs. Herbert R. Owen, Mrs. Stewart w. Parsons, Miss Georgian ma D. Parker, Mrs. Earl V. Pomeroy. Mrs. NJ. l.. Rhodes, Mrs. George c. Rogers Mrs. Alexander II. Scott, Mrs. Edmond s. Starr, Mrs. Alfred l.. Thompson, Mrs. John l.. Thornton, Mrs. Paul Vogelgesang, Mrs. Loren R. Weir, Mrs. Gustave c. Winger.
 At the close of the business meet ing, through the courtesy of Mrs. Frederick II. Hill. Mrs. Carlos $. Holcomb, pianist, gave a delightful rendering of the following program: Liebestraum ................ Liszt Ballad in A flat ............ Chopln Clair de Concert ....t... Mcdowell
 A social hour followed at which the members of the hospitality and social committees acted as hostesses includ- ing: Mrs. Frank L. Traut, Mrs. George B. Ashley, Mrs. James F. Baldwin, Mrs. George E.. Bean, Mrs. Milton w. Davenport, Mrs. Howard l.. Horton, Mrs. Charles W.'Lee, Jr., Mrs. Henry W. Maier, Mrs. Frederick W. Macom- ber, Mrs. Frederick Mann, Miss Grace Manning, Mrs. Oscar J. Murray. Mrs. Kenneth M. Searle, Miss Mabel Hib- bard, Miss Helen J. Bunce, Mrs. Max we'll A. Coe, Mrs. Russell Germond, Mrs. Arthur H. Harrop, Mrs. Harold Hatch, Mrs. Lawrence Humason, Mrs. Ray w. Leach, Mrs. John c. Loomis, Mrs. George B. Matthews. Mrs. Logan E. Page, Mrs. Fred W. Porter, Mrs. Paul K. Rogers, Mrs B. P. Showalter, Mrs. George E. Taylor.
 Miss Constance Mitchell is homo from Abbott Academy to spend her spring recess with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Ruben Twitchell of Forest street. Mrs. Twitchell has for her house guests Miss Lucy Shaw of Michigan and Miss Frances Mccarthy of Duluth, Minn, classmates with Miss Mitchell at Abbott Academy.
 Miss Florence Trumbull, daughter of Senator John Trumbull and Mrs. l Trumbull of Plain,tlle, will return | next Friday from Mt. Holyoke Col | icge to spend her spring recess with her parents.
 Among those returning to town | from Kent school next week will be Henry Russell, son of Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Russell Of Grove Hill, Maxwell Moore, son of Mir. and Mrs. E. Allen Moore of Sunnyledge. and Robert Hart. son of Mir. and Mrs. Maxwell Hart of Lake street.
 Miss Lois Kirkhsm, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John kirkham of Cedar street, will return tomorrow to Wells College, Aurora, N. Y. after spend- ing her vacation in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alex Harper of Bris- tol gave a dinner party at their home Thursday evening. Among those from town attending were Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Kimball. Mir and Mrs. William Booth and Mir. and Mrs. Allan McKinnie.
 Mir. and Mrs. William II. Ratten, bury gave a dinner party at their home on Lennox Place Wednesday evening. |
 Miss Barbara Swift, daughter of Taimadse Swift. of Cedar street, re- turned today to Wells College. Aurora. x. r., after spending her spring va- cation with her father in Greenwich. 
 Maurice ]. Fenton has returned from Cushing Academy for his spring va cation. He has as his house guest William Joaquin Of Battle Mountain, Nevada. II
 Mrs Carl Csspsrson entertained two tables at Nah Jongg at her home on Lincoln street Thursday evening, Among her guests were Mrs. Oiaf Swans of New Jersey and Mrs. Lunden of North Attlsboro. Mass. v
 
 Miss Mildred ouigley. daughter of NIT. and Mrs. (. r. Quigley Of Stan ley street entertained three tables of bridge and Mah Ionrr at her home ast evening for the benefit Of the ' Alpha Alpha sorority. Prizes were s to Miss Req Zimmerman and q Miss Carolyn Smith for bridge and 10