New Britain herald., 1924-11-08
COMMUNITY CENTER
 ASSOCIATION ENTERTAINs

Under the direction of Miss Helen Rohm members of tho Warrington Community Center association pre- scented & delightful entertainment in the community house last evening. The program follows:
 selection--Berlin orchestra. Berlin Grange program--Readins. Mrs. c. Sharpe; piano solo, Mrs. Ora Eagerly; bones solo. George Tryon: vocal solo, Walter Hart; violin solo, Harold Bruce.
 Male quartet Stanley Galpin, Charles Pratt, Lester Deming and Walter Atwater. Varied program of several selections.
 Soprano solo-Miss Helen Brown. Number to be announced,
 Seven to One"-A play in one act given by the Moko-Hoko club of Berlin.
 Group of dances Schottische, lancers, varsocienne, by Mrs. E, o. Shjerden, Mrs. Charles Pratt Mrs. Deming, Miss Shaw. E. o. shjerden. Charles Pratt, Garner Goodwin and Mir. Webster.
 Solo danccs-Miss Edith Deming. French court dance-The Gavotte of the 18th century. By Mrs. Nor man Bigelow. Mrs. Ruben Hadley, Miss Doris Honiss, Norman Bigelow, Fred Troup and Robert silsbury. Court dance--The Pavane of the 14th century. Mrs. George r. Dem ing, Mrs. s. Chase Coale, Norman Rigelow and c. Chase Cosle.
 The dances are being arranged by Mrs. George G. Dodd. Mrs. Ruben, Hadley will be in charge Of the candy table.
 Miss Frances Whittlesley Of West Main street returned today from Boston, Mass.
 Miss Frances Whittlesey of West tatned 8 few friends at cards at her home on South High street Monday evening.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Edward Christ of Murray street are spending the weekend in New York with Mir. and Mrs. Curtis Christ.
 Mrs. James Baldwin Of Corbin avenue entertained a few friends at cards at her home Friday evening.
 Mrs. Edward Christ entertained her bridge club at her home on Murray street Wednesday afternoon
 Mrs. and Mrs P. seaberg and Mir. and Mrs. l.. Dean of Kensington are on motor trip through the north ern Tinted States.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lyman A. Mills, parents of Herbert Mills of Curtis street left Wednesday for Florida where they will spend the winter.
 Miss Gertrude Janelle Of Brooklyn, N. Y, has returned home after spending few days In town.
 C. F. Olmstead has returned to his home in Philadelphia after spending a few days In Maple Hill.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. F. Latham Of this city will leave next week for Florida where they will spend the winter months.
 Mir. and Mrs. Treat L. Sanford of Plainville observed the Soth ami versary of their wedding at their home on Wednesday. They were married in New Haven in 1874 and have been residents of Plainville since 1918.
 The wedding of Mrs, Mildred Heuftlcin of Bristol and Ray T. An derson Of Arch street, will take place tomorrow at noon at the homo of the brides parents. Reverend pr. William B. West. pastor of the Bristol Methodist church will per form the ceremony. Mrs Richard Odlum will be the matron of honor and Daniel N. Morin will be the best man.
 The Community club of East Fer lin held very delightful dance last evening in the Clark Pavilion. The music was furnished by a Middle. town orchestra.
 Miss Ella McCrum ot East Rer- lin is visiting her sister, Mrs. TrauS of Hartford
 Miss Irene Swift, daughter of Talmadge Swift of Cedar street. has returned from a trip 10 New York City and Philadelphia. Miss Elsie CoIlngwood, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. c. II. Collingwood of Corbin avenue, has returned from the west where she has spen, lhe last six months.
 Mrs. F, J. Vance of Maple street has returned from Hot Spri0gs , Virginia.
 Mrs. Luclan Stevens entertalnel q few friends at tea Monday after. noon at her home on Monroe street 
 Mrs. John A. Andrews of Wes' Main street has returned from Bos ton, Mass.
 , Jack Kirkhem, son of Mir. and Mrs. John Kirkham of Cedar street has returned from Boston, Mass. where he has been spending seN era weeks