New Britain herald., 1925-10-31

will give a bridge in aid OF the
hope chest. Tables already taken
for this party include those re-
served by Miss Anna Nave. Miss
Margaret Traver, Miss Elizabeth
Leghorn, Miss Ellen johnson, Miss
Hanna Scott, Miss Susan Murphy.
Miss Mildred Weld. Miss Clarissa
Bently, Miss Anna Foberg and Miss
S. Helen Philips. On November 10
the regular monthly meeting will
take place with the president, Miss
Anna Nave, presiding. November
10 Miss Fanny Holmes and Miss
Marion Hoar will be In charge Of
the monthly bridge party. Novem-
Der 20 guest night will be observed
and on December the regular De-
cember meeting will take place at
the club house.
Judge Florence Allen of the SUI
preme court Of Ohio will address
the Business and Professional
Worhen's club Of Pittsburgh on No
vember /. Her address will be
broadcast from Radio Station
KDKA at 7.45 o'clock eastern
standard time.
The executive committee of the
Commonwealth club presents a
very brilliant program for the sea-
son 1885. The meetings will as
usual be held in the Y. NJ. c. A.
hall preceded by the usual banquet,
The first meeting will be on
Wednesday, November IS. Edward
C. Carter Of THE Inquiry" New
York, will lead a discussion on the
subject, How Can Citizens Singl I
and In Groups. Find More
Christian Way in Industrial and In
ternational Matters?" This will in.
troduce the college class room in
novel. pleasing and instructive
way. Mr.. Carter is a master in con-
Quoting this new style of leader
: ship on the public platform.
The second meeting will be on
Tuesday, January 10, 1925, with
I Miss Sumayeh Attiyeh, who was
born In Tripoli, Syria, OF an old
Christian literary family, the spec
ial attraction. She is only rs. yet 8
lecturer Of the very first rank ant
she will, in her charming way, in.
terpret THE East and the West.
On Tuesday. February %. 1925
Miss Martha Hartman of Peru
South America, who Is in Boston
this winter on post graduate work
will interpret - the club, "Oul
Neighbor, South America" Mis-
Hartman is q most attractive per
sonality and will charm the club
as she has done repeatedly else
where.
Tuesday, April 6, 1925, will b,
the annual meeting night, at which
time Harry C. Ostrander of New
York will present his latest still
I and moving picture covering TIL
Moor of Yesterday and Today" Mr.
Ostrander spent the summer ii
northern Africa and has wonder
full set of slides in native colors 70
this lecture.
The executive committee for III
year is as follows: B. B. Bassette
president; F. o. Shjerden, secre
tary; f. H. Hubbard, treasurer
Carl S. Neumann. chairman iectur
committee; Elizabeth Leghorr
chairman civic committee: Bea
trice f. Noal. chairman publicit
committee; Eleanor b. YateI
chairman membership committee
Bertha NJ. Hitchcock, chairma
decorating committee; Mrs. W.
Montague, chairman social CON
mlttee; Henry Hoar, member thre
years; Mrs. Clarence Derrick, mem
her two years; Mabel Hihbart
member one year.
A meeting OF the directors of III
McAll auxiliary was held at II
home Of Miss Cornelia ChambeI
, lain on Sunnyledge, Thursds
! afternoon,
The purpose OF the meeting w;
a discussion Of the program for Il
coming year. After listening to lie
/ ters and reports from Fran
showing the continued need
help from America, It was decide
I TO concentrate the winters VOL
r on one large sewing meeting Wink
B will be held in the near futul