New Britain herald., 1924-04-05
DINNER nANCE AT COUNTRY CLUB NEXT SATURDAY Delegates Next Week
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IOiug up, 10 De gwen al the Ly- ceum theater on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next week under thr auspices of the American Legion, Eddy-Glover post. hold out promise of an attraction of merit. In the or iginal production which was a grea. success a few years ago, Frank Cra- ven was the star. His part will be played by Urban T Callahan. Other leads include that of Mrs. Mary Chase who will take the part of Grace Douglas" Miss Helen Egan will plas the role of Madeline Manners" and William Scheyd will play sam Rob iEson."
 The program with the cast of char acters as they appear follows: Miss Zonne ........,A telephone girl
 Gertrude Johnson.
 John Gordon.
 Manager of The Fordon Inn William J. Humason. F. H. Douglas ....A chronic better
 Clement H. Lewis. Mir. Douglas -...............H His wife
 Mildred C. Hellberg. Jules
 Their, prospective son-in-law. an
 aviator.
 Robert E. Loomis.
 Grace Douglas .......... His fiancee
 Mary B. Chase.
 Madeline Manners ....... Her chuni
 Helen Egan. Hokpinson Brown ....... Her fiance
 Fred w. Blankenburg. CS~.at of ssGotns Ttv,ss
 Urban T. Callahan.
 James Brooks ........ His publisher
 Vincent B. Ringrose.
 Sam Robinson .......A mechanician
 William J. Scheyd.
 Louis ...... Gaiilard's mechanician
 Humphrey Muldowney.
 To the list of patronesses under the chairmanship of Mrs Arthur Kimbail md Mrs. Howard Parsons have been added the names of Mrs. W. H. Booth, Mrs. Louis Young, Mrs. H. M, Bates, Mrs. E. 4. Moore. Mrs. Isaac Black, Mrs. Robert Parsons, Mrs. W. c. Hun gerford, Mrs. P. c. Hickey. MrA J. c. Loomis, Mrs. P. F. McDonough, Mrs. Hartwell Taylor, Mrs. B. F. Gaffney. Mrs. W. L. Hatch. Mrs. A. c. Mo- Kinnie, Mrs. c. T. Kimball. Mrs. A. H. Schillfng.
 Ushers and program--Mrs Edward W, Christ, Mrs Harold W. Hatch, Mrs. Frederick W. Porter. Mrs. Allan J. English, Miss Virginia Leland, Miss Eleanor Lewis. Miss Corinne Goodwin. Miss Marjorie seath. Miss Marjorie Baldwin. Miss Bernice Bruemmer. Miss Airline Nelson, Miss Margaret Middlemas, Mrs Johnstone Vance. Miss Katherine Swift. Miss Frances Dean, Miss Florence Mouat. Miss Peg ey Foster. Mrs. K. M. searle. Miss Marpjorie Crowell. Miss Harriet Rey- nal, Miss Beatrice Reynai. Miss Win fired Rice, Miss Evelyn Anderson, Mrs. H. J. Bruemmer.
 Candy Girls--Mrs. Thomas Walker. chairman: Mrs. A. H. Petts. Mrs. w. w. T. Squire. Mrs. Florence Bertini. Mrs Edith Bertini. Mrs F. Ellsworth. Mrs. H. Case, Miss Harriet Jackson. Miss Grace stowell. Miss Nell Miss Martha Norton, Miss Agnes Fleischer, Miss Vera Schade, Miss Schaal. Miss Lillian Pfeffer. t.,.
 Chaperons--Mrs. o. Bertini. chair man: Mrs. A. F. Schade, Mrs Charles Tomlin, Mrs. c. W. Hellberg Mira George Unwin, Mrs. Annie Jackson. Mrs. Raymond Norton.
 Costumes and Make-Ups--A1onzo Bull, Robert Craig. Mrs. K. Walthera Miss Gertrude Anderson.
 Programs-Harry E. scheuy Gus taf Carlson.
 Box committee-Douglas Johnston, chairman; Stanley Eddy, Maurice Pease, Curtis Sheldon, Gardner Weld. Invitation committee-Ed Edward E. ogren, chairman; Rev. John L. Davis. Douglas Johnston. Clifford E. He'll berg.
 General show committee--Harry c. Jackson. chairman: Harry F. Scheuy, Joseph c. Andrews. R. W. Chamber lain. Elias Baker. Howard Timbreii, Arthur Petts, Edward E. Ogren, Gard ner C. Weld. Gustaf V. Carlson, treas urer; Louis Fleischer. secretary.
 Publicity commlttee-William W. T. Squire. chairman: Edward Williametz. Joseph Roche. Robert Vance, Bern ard .Rranowitz, Rev. Stanley Ieiek.
 -Nlt6SOh hthf chairman; Harry Ginsberg. Grace i George Rawlings, William Kelly, David Ogren, Fred Ward, stan , ley Traceski, Fred Tyler. Fred Hoff- 1, mann, Leland Pierce, Fred Ellsworth. !. Carl Nelson, Joseph senk, Russell i Smaller. Clarence Coon,. Walter Mil- ! key, Harold Bertini, Dr. George Dal- 1 lon. Sturman Dyson. Felix Kaminsii. ! Turner, William Hogan, Har- old F. Smith, Emil Schaal.E. P. Dunn. Esther Stanley Chapter, Daughters If the American Revolution, Mrs. Rufus Hemenway, regent, held 2 meeting Friday afternoon in the First ,hurch chapel. Walter O. Filley, 'orester of the Connecticut Agricu' ural Station gave an enlightening il -ustrated lecture on the Conservation # Our Connecticut Forests. Follow ng Mir. Filley's talk afternoon tea vas served with Mrs. Hartwell Tay. or and Mrs. James North presiding t the attractive table which wal decorated with spring flowers. Mrs iartin Pasco. Miss Laura Camo. Mis- iary R. Camp. Mrs. Harold W. Gee irs. Frederick R. Gilpatric, Mrs. Vii lam Rattenbury, Miss Alice Pierct nd Mrs Albert Wizard were the hos esses.
 Mrs. Jennie Ely has returned to her ome In Pittsburgh after spending wo weeks with her sister. Mrs theodore Boebm of Lincoln street.