New Britain herald., 1924-02-16
NEW BRITAIN WONANy CLUB 70 MEET TUESDAY

1 Miss Henrietta Shonts has returned to New York after spending a few days with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. M. J. Shonts of Maple Hill.
 Mrs. Nelson Mann will entertain the members of the Maple Hill bridge club at her home on Robbins avenue next Tuesday afternoon. Graham Dary entertained num- Der of his young friends at his home in Maple Hill Tuesday evening at dinner in honor of his ninth birth day.
 A successful whist was held Mon- day evening in Odd Fellows hall un- der the auspices of the Ladies and Mems Nest of Owls. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Bouchez, Mrs. Flah- erty, Mrs. Ohlson, Miss Woods, R. Isaacson, John Malarney, John Lar son and Harry Clark. Miss Florence Hurlbut was awarded a five dollar gold piece.
 A meeting of the Parents and Teachers association of the East street school will be held February 21. Councilman David L. Nair of the first ward will give talk on George Washington" A vocal selection will be rendered by Mrs. Hollis J. Foster and musical selections will be rem dered by the Junior High school or chestra. The meeting will be in charge of President Hollis J. Foster. Parents will be allowed to interview the teachers in their respective rooms from 7:30 to S:15 o'clock at which time the regular meeting will be opened.
 Maurice Marlow. son of Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Marlow of Arch street, has won highest honors in a medical examination held at Mount Sinai hos pital in New York. By virtue of the mark attained by Mir. Marlow in the | examination he is selected from a class of over 200 candidates for in- terneship at the Mount Sinai hospital. Mir. Marlow is a student at Syracuse being a member of the graduating class of this June.
 A number of friends of Miss Eliza beth Stein entertained for her at a surprise party at her home on Win throp street last Sunday evening. Guests were present from Hartford TorHngton, Waterbury and this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bernard Miller of Cedar street will celebrate the 25th anniversary of their wedding on next Tuesday evening. February 18th at he Elks club.
 The Connecticut College for Wom- m, New London. will hold it's first day on Saturday, March 1. class reunions at Commence nent have been the only time at which graduates of the college have gathered. Miss Merenda Prcntis, 'ie, ion. has issued tentative pro- ram with basketball games, a ten md various other affair 10 take ,lacc.
 Tho Wennerberg chorus of the First lutheran church gave a concert Tues ay evening in the public school hall { Cromwell. The soloists were Mrs larry F. Christensen. John Larson nd Reuben Hsllsteen, Rev. Dr. Abel |. Ahlquist gave an interesting talk. Mir. and Mrs. IIazcn Hinman of Warren. Ohio, announce the arrival f son, Abraham Bnol IIinman, orn Tuesday, February 12th.
 
 A musicale aill he given by the fomap's club of Maple Hill at the ome of Mrs. B. J. Hubert on Rob- ins avenue next "Wednesday after oon. February 20. at 2:S0 o'clock. he following program has been ar- lnged: A solo by Mrs. Myrtle Van cen of Hartford; a piano duct by iss Mabel Bollerer and Mrs. E. ]. anon: a vocal selection by Miss Ar. ne Root; a piano selection, Chopin's oionaise in A by Mrs. l.. Kingsley Id the club trio; "First Lady-Slip. sr" by Llnders; "F'Iug Without ain," and Come Where the Wild lowers Bloom." hy White.
 M-. and Mrs. E. Allan Moore of C innyledge will leave tomorrow for V rmond, Florida.
 Mir. and Mrs. Russell Nelson of n, urray street have for their house ,. lest Mir Nelson's brother. Robert N eison of New York city. pi Mir. and Mrs. Marcus White of si ,rcst street and daughter, Miss te otha White who is student at the Si ,nnecticut college, left yesterday for tb ,ncord. Mass. 10 attend the we'd ci ng Of their son. Richard Bowrey sit hite and Miss Catriona Cole. dsugh- NJ r of Mir. and Mrs. William Morse SC lie Of Cambridge and Concord. ass.
 Miss Barbara Johnson. daughter of si F. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson of st ighton street. entertained a num- n r of her young friends at her home m Is afternoon in honor of her sixth Tt -thday. by
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 tn Mir. and Mrs. Russell Nelson will pr certain five tables Of bridge at their Mi me on Murray street this evening. I,o
 
 Members of the McAll Auxiliary ird met Thursday afternoon at tha ni me Of Miss Corneiia Chamberlain er1 sunnyledge. Yo