New Britain herald., 1924-01-26

An important board meeting of the officers and directors or the Senior McAll Auxiliary together with those of the Childrcns McAll was held at the home Of Miss Frances Whittlesey Tuesday afternoon. II was voted to hold d French Bazaar Saturday after noon and evening, April %, nt ihe I. W. C. A hall. Those in charge of The affair with their attendant booths are as follows: Chairman, Miss Bertha Chamberlain; publicity and floor com mlttees Miss Frances Whittlesey and Miss Cornelia Chamberlain; proper ties, Mrs. Stanley Goss and Mrs How ard Parsons. Additional attractions will also be featured under the man agement Of Miss Margaret Eddy, Miss Grace Manning. Mrs. Ralph Howe, Miss Dorothy Thompson and Miss [ katheryn Swift. In every booth will be found members Of the childran's MeAll assisting in their capable and effective manner. Those who have followed the interests Of the McAll Mission as portrayed by Mrs. Kelly. Dr. Cadman, Miss Fisher and Miss farier well know that any financial aid that we can offer will be n great help and encouragement to our sister country, France.
 X glance at tho list of box holders i ces Whittlesoy. Mrs. Emile Andzula- l tomorrow afternoon reveals the names | of Mr. and Mrs. Norman P. Cooley. l Mir. and Mrs. William r. HunEcrford. Mrs. Frank l.. Hungerford, Mir. and | Mrs. Arthur e. kimbail. Mir. and Mrs. James $. North, Mir. and Mrs C. l.. Pierce. Mir. and Mrs. Philip F. Stan Icy. Miss Mary Whittlesey. Miss Fran. css Whittlcsey, Mrs. Emile Andrula- tts. Mir. and Mrs. William r. Hrooks Snd Theron Hart
 The annual reception. banque, and consul in honor of Scotland's immor- tal poet. Robert Burns. will be held next Wednesday evening. January go. st the Vega hall on Arch street. under Inc auspices Of the Burns club. James J. Dunlop. D. D., of the Fourth Con- gregational church in Hartford. win respond 10 Inc toast of n"Robert Burns" The limited scafinE capaciiy of the haH has made if necessary for the club to issue no general invita- lions this year. The proceeds from the affair will. as usual. go to local charity. The officers Of the club in- rlude tho president. Alexander Gsl- braith; vice-p resident. Preston sparks: secretary. John Fattison, and trt asurer. Edward RamsCs.
 
 Mrs. Howard Humphrey. Mrs c. E. Parsons Mrs. \. E. Johnson. Mrs. Alexander l.. Mackay. Mrs. Frank j. Porter. Mrs. Maxwell Porter Mrs Philip Stanley and Miss Flora Hum phrey wcrs among thosr entertaininC st the luncheon bridge parfy held at the Shuttir Meadow club last Wed | nesday.
  Miss Helen Janeife. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Janslie of Church street and ]. Francis Tynan Of South Manchester were married Wednesday at 9 o'clock at the church pf St. John the Evangelist Revertnd Thomas Laden performed the cere- mony. Miss Gertrude Janelle. sister Jf ths bride. WsS the maid of honor snd James Burke of South Msuchss- icr was the best man. George ]. JsnciIe. q brother Of fhe bride, and | Edward R. TayIor Of South Manches- er were tho ushers. The bride wore , goan Of white satin and veil 'aughf with orange blossoms. Her st- endant wore a peach coiored. satin lress with drsperies of reorCette. Following the wedding ceremony -ecepfion was held af the home of he brides parents after which Mr. md MIs. Tynsn left on an unsn- bounced wedding trip. They vill make heir home iu Neu York city.
  William WiEitman has left for Tampa, Florida. Ik