New Britain herald., 1925-01-10

when Reverend George T. Berry will show new lantern slides of the work of the Mission in France. Dr. George Earle Raiguel will speak In St. Marks parish rooms on Tuesday. February Srd at o'clock In the afternoon. He has chosen for his subject "The United States and France--an Historic Friend ship" This meeting will be joint one with the New Britain Woman's club.
 In addition 10 these enlghtening meetings an al-day sewing meeting Is to be held at the First church chapel. The date for this will be announced later. The officers of the club include the president, Miss Cornolia Chamberlain. the secretary, | Mrs. Rodman Chamberlain: treas urer, Mrs. Robert N. Parsons and corresponding secretary, Miss Flor once Camp.
 Many reservations for tables are 1 being made for the second annual scholarship bridge of the New Brit ain College club to be held Saturday afternoon at the Burritt hotel More than 15o women are expected.
 Miss Agnes Johnston, chairman of the scholarship committee Is in charge of the affair. She Is assisted by the members of her committee which includes Miss Elizabeth Hun- gerford. Miss Grace Coholan. Miss Norma Began. Miss Nellie Levitt, Miss Milie McAuley, Miss Marion Hungerford. Miss Mae Began, Miss Beatrice Neal and by Miss Katheryn Clark, Miss Edith Johnson and Miss Florence Camp.
 Other committees come under the head of candy. supervised by Miss Elizabeth Hungerford, assisted by Mrs. Leland Hoar: prizes, Miss Nor ma Began, who Is being aided by Miss Mae Began.
 Miss Swan, Mrs. r. R. Hunger ford, Mrs Stanley H, Holmes, Mrs L. 0. IYusk, Miss Nellie Levitt, Mrs Dudley Walker, Mrs. James Curtin Mrs. James White, Miss Anna OBrien, Miss Gertrude Donnelly Miss Katheryn Dougherty, Mrs. Vic tor Benson, Mrs, Grace Coholan, Mrs. H. c. McGargle, Mrs. W. F Mangan, Mrs. Frank Dohson and Miss Viola Clark.
 A partial list of those reservine tables includes Mrs. William C. Hun. gerford, Mrs. C. E. Stanley. Miss lLouise Noble. Mrs. F. H. Johnston Mrs. George Prentice. Miss Florence Camp, Mrs. C, r. Chase, Mrs. l.. M Barnes, Mrs. William Morrissey Mrs, Harold Clark, Miss Fannie Holmes, Miss Leonie Grove, Miss Agnes Finnegan, Miss Frances Fur gerson, Mrs. Joseph Woods, Mrs John Downes. Mrs. J. c. Began Mrs. R. II. Hubbard, Mrs. Willarc Oauist, Mrs. Leland Hoar, Mrs Frederick Teich, Mrs. M. A. Kin Sell0, NllSS Lay NhioS I l"it Hine and Miss Mae RfEan. The scholarship cCA nittee of tn College club has for number O years given a scholarship to som' girl of marked ability in the grad uating class of the New Britain high school. This year the commit tee is endeavoring to award fol the first time two such scholarships the possibility of which depends largely on the success of the bridge
 Mrs. Edwin S. Todd of Plantsvill' opened her home Thursday after noon to the regular monthly meeting of the Hannah Woodruff, chapter D A. E. Eice-President Mrs. Johr Buell. spoke very entertainingly or Socialism or the Constitution of th' United States-Which 2" Mrs. Don aid Cromoton was in charge of delightful program of music whict followed.
 Mrs. Lawrence Thurston, presiden of Ping-Ling college for Girls IT China, addressed a large gathering at the Berlin Congregational churcf Sunday evening. Her talk dealt witl the work at the school and of thu progress of Christianity in China.
 Mrs. Samuel A. Fisk and Mrs. E o. Shierden will be the hostesses t' the next meeting of the Motherhood club of Berlin which will be held or Wednesday afternoon, January Fist Miss Mary E. Griswold, superinten' dent of the schools in Berlin will de- liver the address of the afternoon
 Mrs, Robert F. Gadd of Hartford will address a meeting of the Maple Hill Womans club next Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs J. H. Latham oi Theodore street. She will speak or ,"Womcn in Civil Life" Mrs. L. A. Sprague and Mrs William Hesse will
 
 assist Mrs. Latham in entertaining her guests.
 There will he a meeting Of the Emma Hart Willard chapter, n. A E. next Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Harold Stoarns o' Rerlin. Mss Marjorie Moore oI Eensington is in charge of the pro- gram.
 A meeting Of the Parents and Teachers association of Stanley school will be held in the auditor ium of the Normal school on Wed nesday evening, January fl at o'clock. Marcus White, principal o' the Normal school wlll address the meeting and Miss Geraldine Cullen assisted by Miss May llannon vii render q musical program.
 Mrs. Moe Gordon, Jr.. of Winthrop street. entertained at a bridge part, Thursday evening in honor Of Nils Betty Christine Gordon and Samue