New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
IN woMAN's CLUBS


 Mrs. Richard Hunbert, Jr.. was re- elected president of the Ladies' Aid at the Trinity Methodist church Wednesday evening at the annual meeting. Others elected to office were as follows: Vice President, Mrs. Lillian Stotts: secretary, Mrs. Rupert Penny; treasurer. Mrs William A. Cashmere; directors, Mrs. G. r. Brown, Mrs Walter Westlake, Mrs. Burton C. Mercy, Arthur o. Ames and Mrs. William Joy.
 Esther Stanley chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution, will hold meeting on Tuesday. June End, at the Ellsworth Memorial house at Windsor. Luncheon will be served at noon. Mrs. AIgernon B. Alderson is chairman Of a com mittee In charge of the meeting,
 The Wonan's club of Plainville, president Mrs. Frank Wheeler, will hold its annual meeting on Wednes- day, June 5rd, at the home of Mrs. Howard Usher.
 At the annual meeting of the Hartford chapter of the Junior Nc All auxiliary held Tuesday May 18th at the First Methodist church, the following officers were elected: Mrs. Thomas G.. Shafter presidents; Mrs. Grenville Parker. first vice-president; Mrs. Kenneth. Crafer, second vice. president: Mrs. William H. Weltuer Jr. secretary; Miss Florence Woolley, treasurer; Edward Garyin, auditor; Mrs. Maurice D. Benzaquin, Mrs. John Crocker, Miss Catherine Fiske, Miss Elizabeth Fisher. Miss Helen Foote, Miss Florence Giddings. Miss Mary Gladding, Miss Elma Graui. Mrs. l.. H. Lancaster Miss Lottie MahL Mrs. Burton Mason, Miss Irene Mix. Miss Margueretta Purves, Mrs. Harold Rovell, Miss Helen Saunders. Mrs. Charles F. Shaw, Miss Florence Steane, Mrs. Henry Sturtevant, Mrs. Leslie Sumner. Miss Elizabeth Tit comb, Miss Dorothy Woolley, board of managers.
 At the annual meeting of the New Britain college club held Monday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Ed ward Lancaster of Ten Acre Road three scholarships were awarded to the following members of the gradu- ating class, Miss Alice Murphy Of Washington street, who is planning to enter Boston university. $I5o. Miss Helena Doane of Maple Hill who will enter the College of Women at Rutgers. s1o0. Miss Abeshag Benjamin of Union street who is to enter either Pembroke or the Russell Sage Foundation, sl0o.
 The school record of these young women is satisfactory and the club is enthusiastic about their prospects for success. The money for the scholarships is raised each year al the scholarship bridge parties and is awarded to the young women whose ability and character indicate that they will profit by a university education. Owing to the enthusias- tic efforts Of Miss Agnes Johnston and the generous support of the women of New Britain. the club has sS50 to be divided in scholarships this year.
 Following the awarding of the scholarships the nominating com mittee consisting Of Mrs. Stanley H. Holmes. chairman; Miss Mabel Judge and Miss Florence Camp re- ported the following slate:
 President, Mrs. Douglas A. John ston; vice-presidont, Gladys Day; treasurer, Mrs. R. H. Hubbard; cor responding secretary, Bertha NJ. Jones; recording secretary, lone D. Proctor.
 These officers all Of whom were for reelection, were elected.
 It was voted to contribute 10 the support of the committee on adult education and 10 send letter Of en- and approval 10 the 
 Plans are crySallizing for the Oriental Fe'e 70 he given on the lawn of Mrs. William r. Brooks, High street, Friday, June 5th, in the interest of the Noar East Relief. The fete will begin at o'clock Friday afternoon. and last until late al night. A pageant, in which many of the dancers of the city will take part. will be given twice dur ing the day under the direction of Miss Ruth Bassct,e.
 Committees so far as completed are as follows:
 Oriental midway and bazaar, Miss E. Gertrude Rogers, chairman, Tent Mrs ]. H. Kirkham, Arabian nights storylteller; Miss Airline Root, fortune teller; Mrs. Laura Seelye, Asyrlsn handicrafts