New Britain herald., 1925-04-11


 Frank c. Rackliffe, Mrs. John Ar rowsmith, Mrs. J. A. Hulie, Mrs. Harry Reynolds, Mrs. Richard Hul- bert, Jr, Mrs. Bert Armstrong, Miss 1 Dorothy Parker. Miss Isabelle West lake.
 KEN1LWORTH CLUB BALL
 Everything is in readiness for the spring ball which will take place next Friday evening at the Shuttle Meadow club under the auspices of the Wentworth club. The Swanee serenaders, who have recently con- pleted tour of Keith and Poli cir cults, will play for the dancing, com ing here from Lanes Chateau. Clarence Anderson is chairman of committee of arrangements which includes Edward Stack, J. Lindsay Muir, Russell Elliott, Howard Smart and Stanton Ashley.
 The patronesses will be Mrs, " R. Barker, Mrs George Curtiss and Mrs. II. C. Magargal. CHILDREN's HOME TO BENEFIT
 There has been a splendid sale of seats for the concert which is to take place next Sunday afternoon, April 19, at the Capitol theater which with Madame Branzelle of the Metropolitan Opera company of New fork as soloist. will add to a fund Tn aid Of the Children's Home.
 This is the sixth annual concert to be given under the auspices of the swedish societies and churches of me city for the benefit of the Chil- drens Home. Previous years have seen the concert gallantly supported by New Britain folk and it goes without saying that this year will meet equal success. The committee or arrangements includes Carl Carl son, Walter Falk. John Peterson David Ahlgren and David Larson. ; Miss Shirley Waskovitz and bor guest, Miss Jackie Weinstein, will leave this afternoon for the Sargent school after spending the Easter va- cation at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. Waskowitz of 79 Lincoln street.
 Mrs. Clarence Barnes Of Park. more Place entertained two tables of bridge Monday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. F. Latham and Mrs. Louis Gibson. Miss Rosalie Bertini of the Vul- can Iron Works office was pleasant ly surprised last evening by her of- nee associates at a farewell party held in the recreation rooms. A dinner was served followed by games and dancing. Miss Bertini was pre- sented with a platinum bar pin. She will leave the employ of the Vulcan Iron Works to accept a position in the employ of the state. Walter Blogoskowski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kasimir Blogoskowski has returned from Georgetown univer- sity, Washington. to spend the Easter vacation with his parents. Miss Robina Blair is home from Miss Mary Mills school, Bridgeport, 1 to spend the Easter vacation with 1, her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John R. , Blair of Hart street.
 
 Miss Helen Caldwell is home from , New York to spend the Easter holi- days with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. 4. c. Caldwell of Harrison street.
 William Angle of Princeton uni vcrsity is spending the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Kimball of . Lexington street.
 Miss Nergene Hembross has re- turned 10 Swarthmore Penn. after spending few days with Miss Mar garet Christ, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Christ of Corbin avenue. On Tuesday evening Miss Christ en- tertained at cards for her guest
 John F. Downos. a student at Fordham law school and his broth CT, Frank, a student at Suffield school, are spending the Easter va cation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Downes of Monroe street.
 Edward Gourson and Louis Shacht returned yesterday from New York city.
 Theodore Reduca has returned from the University of Penn 10 spend the Easter holiday at his home on Burritt street.
 
 Miss Grace Ralph and Miss Peggy Scheyd are spending the Easter holi- days in Forestville.
 Mrs, H. A. Traver Of Monroe street is visiting relatives in Marl- ooro. Mass, over Easter. Mrs William Allan gave a bridge party at her home in Maple Hill Monday afternoon when she enter tained sixteen friends at cards. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Theo- fore Monier, Mrs, Leonard Fox and Mrs. Laurie Banford.
 
 Mrs. J. E. Cooper Of Vine street has returned from New York city.