New Britain herald., 1925-04-04

HidHi Ndo pfcstnleut- Orchestra selection
 Chorus, Long Long Ago" Solo, "The Sweetest Story Ever Told"
 Mrs. Philip Morse Violin and saxophone duet
 Howard and Melvin Rogers Orchestra selection
 Solo, My Grandma's Advice"
 Dorothy Rogers Chorus, Little Brown Jug' Piano solo, "Mocking Bird"
 Mrs. Frank Hohbien Duet, Aunt Dinah's Quitting Party"
 Mrs. Philip Morse
 Mrs. Luke Morse Solo, and chorus, "When You and
 l Were Young Maggie"
 Clara Strung Solo, 'In the Cleaning"
 Lucy Rogers Orchestra selection
 Chorus, Sweet and Low" Piano and organ,
 Loves Old Sweet Song" Mrs. Luke Morse. Mrs. Merton Lamb Orchestra and chorus,
 Aud Lang syne'
 The Womans Club of plainvi,le, president. Mrs. Frank Wheeler will meet on Wednesday afternoon, April 18th at the home of Mrs. Charles F. spalding. Mrs. Lewis F. Brastow will be in charge of the meeting which will include talk on "Eti- quette," e
 Monday evening at o'clock in the South church parlors Mrs. Er. nest Thompson Seton will deliver a. lecture on Adventures in India" Mrs. Seton comes here under the auspices of the New Britain College club of which Mrs. Douglass A. Johnston ie president.
 Miss Margaret J. DeMars. daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. l.. B. DeMars of Is Olive street, entertained a num- Der of her young friends at her home yesterday afternoon in honor ot her fourth birthday The dinning room was prettily decorated in keep Ing with Easter and Miss DeMars received many gifts. Refreshments were served and games played.
 Mrs. H. T. Larson of IA Carleton street recently entertained party of twelve at dinner in honor of Mrs. 1 Clarence T. Merwin, formerly Miss Mae Anderson. The evenings enter- :ainment took the form of shower. | Mrs. Merwin recently announced her i marriage to Clarence T. Merwin of Conn. Mrs. Merwin was the ecipieut of many pretty gifts in- :luding silver and linen.
 Miss Elizabeth Kimball, daughter f Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Kimball of lexington street entertained the members of the Russian Gypsy band { the Shuttle Meadow Club cabaret t dancing party at her home last vening.
 Miss Flora Hine daughter of Mir. nd Mrs. Albert +. Hine gave a ben fit bridge party in aid of the Alpha .lpha sorority at the home of her arents Mir. and Mrs. Albert E. Hino f Clayton Road this afternoon. ables were reserved by Mrs. Lucian tevens, Miss Harriet Reynal. Miss uth Evans, Miss Caroline Smith, . Hiss Elizabeth Kimball, Miss Flea { or Proudman, Miss Elva McKirdy. Iiss Mildred Quigley, Miss Louise { rown. Miss Virginia Humphrey and -iss .Alica Began.
 , Mir. and Mrs. Johnstone Vance en- ] .rtained the members of their card ub at bridge at their home on amilton street Wednesday evening. I Miss Alice Alderson. daughter of r. and Mrs. A. E. Alderson of Lake rect was a guest at the dinner { ,nce which Mrs. c. N. Penfield q we at her home in West Hartford st evening. S Miss Henrietta Castle, daughter Of f, r, and Mrs. II. X. Castle of Plain ' He is spending her spring vacation om the Connecticut Agricultural ,llege with her parents. Miss Linnea Kallgren, daughter Of !, IS. A. Kallgren of Dwight street Is il me from the Katherine Gibbs q hool, Providence R. l. 10 spend r spring recess with her mother. Mrs. Robert NJ. Clark and her a ughter, Mss Martha Clark of Gar ., II street and Miss Maxine Hart il ughter of NIT. and Mrs. Maxwell ,rt of Lincoln street. sailed from w York city today on the St. E .orgs to spend ten days in Ser V, ida. N