New Britain herald., 1925-06-18

one had ever taken it away, there vas no place to put it, and, accord ing 10 the league, 1t was up 10 the scIectmen 10 alleviate the condition. A committee was appointed and the demand framed at that time. Lawn Festival Saturday
 Arrangements are complete for the lawn festival at the Berlin Con- igregatpnal church Saturday from 4 to ?. m. Judging by the eager- ness of Berlin people for the arrival of that day the affair will be largely attended, Chairman of committees are as follows: Quoits, P c. Hickey; croquet and bean bag. Doris Honiss indoor golf, Miss Neal; grab bag. Miss Fannie Griswold: trankfurters, S. (. Coale: sandwiches. Mrs. Gar ncr Goodwin; pies. Mrs. E. w. Mill drum; cake Mrs. Robert Deming: ice cream. William Scott: punch. Mrs Ralph Carter coffee, Miss Helen Rohm; candy, Mrs. $. c. Coale
 Mrs. Savage Elected President Mrs, Willis l, Savage was elected president at the annual meeting of the Berlin Motherhood Club held yesterday afternoon. A feature of the meeting was the presence of Miss Hutchins, field secretary for the New York Tribune, who ad- dressed the meeting and asked the women that they do what they could in the matter of housing part of the New York city children that paper sends annually on summer vacation m kew England. Miss HWchins told of this work, and also reminded the women that three years ago Berlin took care of 200 of the children. It is expected that | a number will be taken care of this far
 | Other officers elected were: Vice president, Mrs. Leland w. Gwatkin; secretary. Mrs. $. Chase Coale; treasurer. Mrs. Ralph Carter. Legion Drive Meeting Workers In the American Legion endowment fund drive met last night and heard a report Of prog ross by Claude w. Stevens. chair man of the drive, who said that the quota was nearly reached and would be in a few days through the ex- pcnditure of a little further effort on the part of the field workers, He said that the $40 which re- mained before the quota could be attained was rapidly being cut down, and promised a definite re- port of success within few days,
 RcrIin Briefs
 A miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Nonie Wro- blewski at her home in Kensington Tuesday night. Miss Wroblewski received a number of beautiful and useful gifts. Refreshments were served and dancing and music en- ioyed. Miss Wroblewski will soon become the bride of Julius Rakos- kie also of Kensington.
 Mrs. Fred Peck of Blue Hills will 1 entertain at a bridge social tomor- row afternoon in honor of her sis ter who is visiting her from Phila- delphia.
 Miss Bertha Hazen and Miss Miriam North were among the graduates yesterday at Middletowr ! High school. Several people from Berlin attended the exercises. Mis-: Hazen will enter the University ot Vermont in the fall. while Mis-. North will enroll at Connecticut Agricultural college.
 A considerable sum was realized at the silver tea given yesterday afternoon by the women of th' Kensington Methodist church.
 A meeting of the Junior league 0
 the Kensington Methodist churcl
 will be held tomorrow afternoon a
 3;45 o'clock.
 The office force of the American
 Paper Co. went to Momauguin las
 night on an automobile trip.