New Britain herald., 1924-06-07

The annual Civic Tea of the New Britain Woman's club which was given Thursday afternoon at tho home of Miss Mary and Miss Frances Whittlcsey on West Main street was most successful, as well as a most delightful occasion. The tea was un- der the direct management Of the members of the club civic commit tee. consisting Of Mrs. NJ. II. Pcasc, chairman; Mrs. Charles E. Mitchell, Mrs. M. II. pease, Miss Ruth Bris- toll, Miss Florence Andrews, Miss Gertrude Rogers, Miss Ester stan Icy. Mrs. George Christ, Mrs stan Icy Galpin and Mrs. W. H. Coholan. The many members and friends Of tho club who called during the after noon were received by Mrs. Buel B. Basscttc, president of the club, Miss Mary Whittlesey and Mrs NJ. II. Pcase. Mrs. J. II. kir,ham. Mrs. c. E. Mitchell, Mrs. W. F.. Parker and Mrs George Christ poured tea for the guests assisted by Miss Ruth Bristoll and Miss Florence Andrews, while Mrs S Galpiu and Mrs. II. II. pease served rrappc. The Whittlesey home which was so hospitably opened for this event was most attractive, there being an abundance Of lovely flowers everywhere.
 This occasion. one thnt the club has observed for some years past has, aside from its party aspect. deeper purpose and interest which is to raise money for the Fresh Air Camp nt Burlington. Just as in other years. too. the club hopes 10 give inc camp S750 and. as Thursdays tea made SG5G of ilis sum. fulfillment seems as- surcd. Miss Caroline Bartlett who has been actively interested fin the camp since its beginning. with group of the small campers. provided short entertainment Thursday which the guests greatly enjoyed. learning. as they did Of the joys Of camp life i at Burlington.
 The annual hanuud Of the senior class of the Senior high school will be held in the school gymnasium on May l0 Plans are now rppt- { picted, and successful affair is an ! ticipatcd.
 Talks. th" feature or which will be Inc address of Principal Louis r. Slade will comprise the first part Of the program. Following the banquet dancing will he held iiBtii I2 o'clock. Bernard Eogin will be the toastmas- Ter. The speakers vill he John But .cr Our Girls: Elaine Wright "Oui Boys" Gustaye Carlson, "rbe Facul- i .y;' President Charles Quigley on a !. .opic to be selected, and Principal Louis r. Slade. Ringing True" The will be decorated for the occasion in blue and white.
 The guests or the class will be Principal and Mrs Louis T.. sisde, Vice Principal and Mrs James .. l, Moody. Miss Mildred Weld and Miss lga Harvey. class advisors: Miss Nor ma Began. Miss Florence Winters. Harry Vessels, l.. Stuart Esten and Jesse Sallre. The committee in charge is as fol- ows: Bernard Eoein. chairman; .ouis@ Tomiari, George Frey. Mar ;aret Hart and wiHiam Watson.
  Mr. and Mrs. Carl Messingcr of 'orbin avenue are receiving com on The birth on June f son. carl Wordin Mcssingrr. 1T.
 
 Mrs. Mary Gordon of 67 Monroe i treet. shfertained about 50 members f hrt reed classes Friday afternoon nd eyrning In fhe afternoon. a ! 8sket making contest nas held. the ] rize being avarded to Mrs. Henry { vi1lametz. Supper was served and ! ancing enjoyed during the evening. ,
 | Mrs. William Hungcrford Of Rus ( sll street is spending the weekend I ] New York city. fs
 
 Mr. and Mrs. William Lufz or .iizabeth. N I. have bcen inc guests ! Mir. and Mrs. George Christ of ! Lsrrison street 2