New Britain herald., 1925-03-31

o'clock at the home of Mrs. Robert Deming of Berlin. The speaker of the afternoon will be Miss Eleanor SWinnerton of the Hartford School of Pedagogy and she will address the members of the organization on the subject, Work Among The Mi- grants"
 New Resident in Berlin
 Charles w. Hawkins, secretary and treasurer of the Commercial Trust Company, New Britain, has brought his family to Berlin and has taken up residence in the old Bulkeley house on the Middletown road. The house has been redecorated inside and out and presents a neat appear ance as it stands, at the foot of Gal pins hill. Mr. Hawkins is well known in Berlin.
 Miscellaneous Shower A miscellaneous shower was ten dered Miss Elsie Hcnnig of New Britain last night at the home of Miss Ruth Warren, New Britain road, Kensington. About 25 guests were present and games were played. Refreshments were served in the course of the evening and Miss Hen nig received many gifts from her friends She will become the bride of Thomas Haddock of Kensington in the near future.
 "Parents' Night" Successful "Ptrents' Night" which was ob- served last evening by the Boys club of East Berlin, was largely attended and much enjoyed. The meeting was in charge of the officers of the or Iganization and entertainemnt in the | form of cornet solos and duets were rendered by Captain Burtis of the Middletown barracks of the Salva- ton Army and Captain Perkins of | the Meriden barracks of the same organization. After an exhibition of calisthenics by the members of the | club, refreshments were served to those present. The officers of the club arc: President, Donald Turner; vice president, Charles Cudahy; sec retary, Eugene Cudahy, and treasur- CT, Jack Walsh.
 Slim Court Docket It is expected that the docket will be sli mtonight at the session of the Berlin town court. But one acse is scheduled as far as is known at the present time.
 Minstrel Show, Tonight
 The "Old Home Town" minstrel show which will be given tonight at S:SO o'clock at Lloyd hall by the kensington Community club promis- es to be capital entertainment. The program was announced today and it is as follows:
 Opening chorus, entire company; solo, Just For Remembrance" Mrs. Ora Eagerly; bones solo and parody song, Bones; "Driftwood" Mrs. John DeLowery; solo, "A Spanish Count" Walter E. Hart; end song. More Weather" "Rastus": solo, June Brought Back the Roses" Mrs. Harold w. Upson: solo, Pal of My Dreams" John DeLowery; clos ing chorus. entire company. The end men will be, "'Rastus." Elmer Johnson, and "Bones," George Try on.
 Besides the soIoists, the followinS Kensington people will appear in the chorus, Miss Lena Padeln, Douglas DeMers, Richard Moffatt, William Chapman. Mrs. George Tryon and Mrs. Raymond Williams.
 Following the minstrel show a speciality act will be presented by the Kenton Hill Jazz orchestra. This group will appear in costume and will present a program Of old time melodies.
 Games will be played and danc- ing will be enjoyed after the various entertainment features have been presented. Music for dancing will be furnished by Harry McKeon and his orchestra.
 No Grange Meeting
 There will be no meeting Of Der lin Grange tonight Next Tuesday night will see the complication of the first and second degrees on a class of IS candidates. Grange of- ficers will be in charge of this initia- ' iion and 1t is expected that a large | attendance will be recorded.
 Attend Thcater Party group Of Berlin's young people attended T theater party in Meriden