New Britain herald., 1925-01-31
McALL AUXILIARY AND WOM- ANS CLUB TO HAVE
 JOINT MEETING

France and the United States, an Historic Friendship" will be the subject of lecture to be given Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Dr. George Earle Raiguel of Phila- delphia in St. Marks parish rooms. The lecture will be for the mem bers of the McAll Auxiliary and the New Britain Woman's club.
 pr. Raiguel. during the World war. worked with the Russian Red Cross association. When he re- turned to this country he told the story of his experiences so clearly and entertainihgly that he has since devoted his entire time 10 public speaking. Following Dr, Raiguels talk the usual social hour will be featured by afternoon tea.
 Plans are coming on apaCe for "The Jade Doll" which is to be presented in the town hall of Southington on the evenings of Tuesday and Wednesday, February 3 and 4. The play is being staged under the auspices of the Hannah Woodruff chapter, Daughters Of American Revolution.
 Mrs. R. c. Baldwin and Mrs. Theodore Monier gave a program of current events at the regular meeting of the Maple Hill Woman's s club which was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nel- son Mann of Robbins avenue. Mrs. Mann was assisted in receiving her guests by Mrs William Kinner and Mrs. T. H. Cogswell.
 
 Miss Florence Bruggor, industrial secretary of the Young Womens Christian association, was the speaker at the regular meeting or the Luther league of the First Lutheran church which was held Thursday evening in the church parlors. Miss Srugger gave her own impressions of Sweden as gained through a visit there last summer as the guest of a former school mate who makes her home in that country. Other numbers on the pro- gram included 8 group of songs by Miss Mildred Hansen, violin seIec- tions by Carl Hansen and a reclta- ton by Miss Jennie Parsons
 On Thursday evening, January 29, the Charity Card Party ana Dance held in the Red Mems hall in Bristol drew a representative gathering of the town folk, number ing well into the hundreds Cards featured early in the evening tol- lowed by dancing to the music or the New Departure orchestra ne committee in charge Of the atta'r consisted of the chairman, Mrs William Norton, and her assistants Miss Mary Buggie, Mrs. William j. Tracy, Mrs. Homer II. Judd. Mrs Walter Slocum. Mrs. Agnes May nard. Mrs. John J. Grimley, Mrs Chauncey Crosby, Mrs. Edward Nu. nan. Mrs. Raymond Dardis, Mrs |. Pelkey Mrs. T. Foley, Mrs. Edward Dunn, Mrs. A. r. PaderewskL Miss Mary Skelsky, Mrs, D. PensonneaN't Mrs, NJ. Reilly. Mrs. Thomas Shay Mrs | Nreshnan, Miss Kate Key holds. Mrs. r. Stoughton. Mrs " Barry. Mrs. Luke Rossiler, Mrs George w. Hull, Mrs. A. Jackmni Mrs. Stephen Cushner, Mrs. N Ouinlan, Mrs. J. Doyle, Mrs. lhon' as Hennessey. Mrs. J. Glynn, MT H. Cook, Mrs. J. Burns, Miss Ma garet Hackett, Mrs. J. 0'N"il, Mr Omar I.aCourse, Mrs. NJ. kcnned Mrs. D. F. Crowley, Mrs. Geors Fitzpatrick, Mrs. J. P. oBrien' MT William Sheeran, Mrs. D. J. Her fernan. Mrs. W. J. Coughlin, MT | Corrigan, Miss Bessie Trndoi Mrs George LaCourse, Mrs. N I.oughlin, Mrs. P. Hynds, Mrs. N Scott and Mrs. P. J. Conlin.
 The members of the Womans itf lief Corps of Forestville gave party this afternoon in the G' A