New Britain herald., 1925-04-04

Miss Dorothy Luhrs and Miss Yer onica Lhurs daughters Of Mrs. II. strosser Of Forest street left today to spend the Easter holidays in New York City.
 Miss Victoria Fiske, daughter of Reverend Samuel Fiske and Mrs. Fiske of Berlin has returned to Smith College after spending her spring recess with her parents.
 Mrs. c. II. sanlow Is attending a class review at the Rochester Sem inary, Rochester, N. r., where her class Is istcelebrating its 5oth anniver- sary. Invitations have been sent to members all over the United States.
 
 Mrs. George Corbin of Lexington street will arrive on Monday from Deland, Florida, where she has been visiting her daughter Mrs. Paul Johnston. ,@... q
 Mrs. M. c. Swift of Forest street and her granddaughter Miss Rather inc Swift, daughter of MT. and Mrs. 0. F. Swift of Lincoln street will re- turn from Florida the latter part of next week.
 ] Mrs. Elisha Cooper opened her home on Vine street yesterday aft ernoon to the April meeting of the Esther Stanley chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. There were nearly & hundred members present. which is perhaps one of the largest and most representative gatherings the club has had this season. A special feature of the meeting was the organ recital which Joseph c. Beebe, organist at the South Congregational church gave on Mrs. Cooper's new organ. In addition to this Mrs. Kenneth T. sloper told In a very entertaining manner of her recent trip to Italy, exhibiting several Carcassone sketches which proved most inter- esting.
 Mrs. Cooper served afternoon tea to her guests in the dining room | with Mrs. Laurence Mouat and Mrs. 1 John c. Loonis presiding at the table which held large bouquet of spring flowers by way of decora- tions. Assisting with the serving were Mrs. Howard Parson. Mrs. William H. Rattenbury Mrs. Will liam Rowland, Mrs. Stanley Goss, Mrs. Hartwell Taylor. Mrs. Maxwell Coe and Mrs. Ernest Smith.
 MT. Beebe's program of music follows:
 Prelude to Parsifat. ....... Wagner Deep River and Swing Low Sweet
 Chariot ........ Negro Spirituals TWO Pieces. Glazounow Andante (string quartet) -. Mozart Three Pieces ............ Borodin Prayer ................ Massenet Song of the Lark. Tschaik 0 wski Adagio (second sonata) ........
 ....... Mendelssohn Suite (F major) Corein Two Mountain Sketches .. . .Clokey
 The Business and Professional I Woman's club, at a recent meeting formulated a plan whereby a fund may be set aside, and added to, to be used for a scholarship fund 10 aid worthy girls of New Britain in obtaining an education which will fit them for business. In addition there was set aside small sum for the nucleus of a building fund, looking forward to the time when the club will own a home of its own.
 Miss Josephine Miller, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. B. Miller of Cedar f street and Miss Katherine McGary, |, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Morris f McGary of Camp street are among I the Beechwood students returning to 2 town for the Easter holidays. { Wolcott Brown, son of MT. and l Mrs. Robert Brown of Russell street l and William Christ, son of Mfr. and Mrs. George Christ of Harrison street have resumed their studies at a Blair Academy. Blairstown, N. J. s Miss Clara Louise Traut. daughter ' of Mfr. and Mrs. Frank Traut of P West Main street is home from Rus II !, sell Sage Foundation, Troy, N. Y. ;' Miss Cordelia KiIbourne is spend ng her spring vacation with her . 'ather E. o. Kilbourne of Stanley t, street. Miss Kilbourne is student o It Connecticut College, New London. Il Miss Katheryn Clark, daughter Of N Or. Robert Clark and Mrs. Clark of o, iarden street left this morning for o+ Boston. Mass, and Martha's Vine ard, Mass. She will spend her Caster vacation with her grand h, mother Mrs. R. NJ. Clark. a, Dr. Kate Mead of Middletown, a N, yell known speaker in woman's club Ia ircles, gave "Soiree" party at her ome Tuesday evening in honor Of st er house guest Miss Helen Hurd In f Boston, Mass. Among those att sr ending from here was Miss Agnes 1T, ohnston.
 Miss Ruth Warren gave q mis- Nr ellaneous shower at her home in VT .enslngton Monday evening for Miss q; lisa Hennlg of this city There or ere 25 guests present. Miss Hen- or ig will marry Thomas Haddock of ,enslngton on Thursday, April Sth.
 
 The Maple Hill Bridge club met 1T his week at the home of Mrs. Frank M ]. Rau of Robbins avenue. Prizes w, ere awarded to Mrs. Walter Sor- os DIV and Mrs. R. E. Doane. P
 wC A number of the youngrr school