New Britain herald., 1924-03-29

The entertainment gains interest from the fact that it is the only arlate UT theatrical effort Of club members this winter. The several vaudeville acts were arranged and coached under the dictatorship Of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur kimhall and Mrs. Howard Parsons. The transformation of the club ball room. with its surrounding dining room and grill room was in charge of the house committee of which How ard Humphrey is chairman. The large ballroom will be fianked with tables on either side. arranged 10 leave room in the center for the 'au- deville acts and the dancing. The true spirit of the cabaret atmosphere will dominate md dancing will be 'n- ioyed to the music of the Si-Yaffe or chestra.
 New Britain has also turned it's at tention to the Community Drive this week with men and women prom incnt in the social life of town talk ing active part in the campaign of ranvassinE the community. Lunch cons were held practically every day tlis week at the Burritt hotel. the drive workers heinz the guests of sew oral local orCanizations-Lions. ki- wanrs and R"tarians~ Reports were r ade each day to team captains-- they in turn reported to the presi- cent of the drive.
 Aside from these two ma ior events the week has been marked hy and unusual number of smaller affairs. Every day saw numerous luncheons -nd dinners. Others gathered for one or two tables of bridge CT nah longg CT for afternoon tea.
 The sist annual state conference of the Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution was held in New Haven on Thursday and Friday of this week, Members from the lo- c?, chapter and the Emma Hart Will iprd chapter of Berlin attended as delegates.
 The young folks still continue to arr'. from school and college and al much to sre general happenings about town
 Cub meetings grow fewer as the sr;in., season approaches. already the Wuman's club has held its final meet ,nS The Esther Stanley chapter, rrugnters of the American Reyolu- ton will meet Friday. their club cal er,lar of meetings remaining on un- til after the National Conference which will he held in Washington next month. after which we find general finale of important club meetings until the season opens next fall.
 The trap shooting at the Shuttle Meadow club on Saturdays still holds interest for many and will continue to draw a good number each week until the golf season opens in earn est.
 An intarrStilg event of the late spring is the French Bazaar which is tn take place on the afternoon and evening of May srd at the Y. W. C. A. gymnasiu,n under the auspices of th" McAll Auxiliary, Committees. which will be announced at later date have plans well under way--an entertainment. novel and interesting is assured.
 Mrs. Harry I. Bodley of West Main street returned today from visit with her daughters. Mrs. George Found of Brunswick, \. l., and Mrs. Burtice omstead Of Roscoe, N. I.
 Nr. and Mrs. Frederick Macomher of Hamilton street arc spending the weekend in Springfield. Mars.
 Nr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Rhodes of Der lin returned Thursday from Bermuda.
 Mrs F. W. Christ entertained two | tables of bridge st her home on Gar | ,isn street Thursday afternoon. Mrs. l. NJ. Hance entertained sew ersl friends at bridge al her home on Lincoln street Friday afternoon. Mrs. outs oldnrshaw entertained | four tables of bridge at her home on | Harrison street Wednesday. Prizes | were awarded 70 Mrs. Fred Loomis. Ms Ray Leach. Mrs. A. ]. English | and Mrs Carl Nenmsn.
 Miss Lillian Seath. daughter of Mir. | and Mrs. James Sleath will give A lii1re party ot her home on south Rurritt street Mcnda,.
 Mss ron@ance Taslor. daughter of Sir. and Mrs. l.. IT. Taylor of Berlin, rill return to hcrs home next Thurs day to spend her spring recess from Cornell University with her parents. Arthur C;suer will came home from Cornell University next Friday to spend his spring vacation with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. George ". Gauer of Hamilton street.
 E. T. Fromen of West Main street. who has been visiting his parents for the past two weeks. will return to Wilnston Academy early next week Mir. Fromen has been attending this school for two years and pill grad nate this spring. He has been prom inent in athletics and studies at the academy. il Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Emma T. Peterson of Stanley street to Eric F. Erickson of Park street. Miss Peter son Is nurse in this city and Mr. Erickson Is connected with the Humsson Mfg. Co. of Forestville.