New Britain herald., 1925-10-17

Eassette, Mrs. Emory Corb!n, Mrs Russell Germond, Mrs F A. Hart Miss Mabel Hubbard, Mrs. A. G. kimban, Mrs. F. W. Porter, Mrs Pardon c. Hickey. Mrs. William Rowland and Mrs. Kenneth searle
 The New Britain College club Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston, president, announces a very entertaining cal. endar for the season 1a25-26. The club organized some time ago shows a rapid growth In membership dur ing the last few years. Socially and philanthropicallv it Is an important factor in the community, each year bringing interesting speakers before the New Britain public. The honey realized this manner goes into a scholarship fund which is used every year to help deserving New Britain girls through college. The program for the remainder of the year follows:
 November 7-Saturday, o;so p m: Scholarship Bridge. Hotel Burritt.
 December 14-Monday, 8 P. m. Christmas Symbols" Rev. Theo- dore Ainsworth Greene. soloist: Mrs. Emory c Corbin. Hostess: Miss Florence Camp, e Russell! street.
 December 2S-Monday, 4-e ?. m. Holiday Tea. Hostess: Miss Eunice Humphrey. I'll Lincoln street.
 January 11-Monday, s p. m: Guest night. "Aviation". Major Talbot Q. Freeman. State Commis- sioner Of Aviation and Commander of the 11Sth Observation Squa dron South church parlors.
 February 13-Monday. 3 r. m: Valentine party. Hostess Miss E.. Gertrude Rogers sunnyledge. March s-Ntonday. p. m: "Ths Trend of Current Legislation" George Brinton Chandler. executive vice president Of the Connecticut Chamber Of Commerce. Hostess Mrs, P. F. McDonough, 14a Vine street
 April 19-Monday. s r m: Enter tainment: Emerson College Artists. Music: High school orchestra. George B. Matthews. director. Camp school auditorium.
 May 24-Monday. 4:3o ?. m: An nual meeting and picnic. Club talent program. Hostess; Mrs. D. A. John ston, Maple Hill.
 The following officers will preside the coming year:
 President Mrs. Douglas A. John ston, Vice President Miss Gladys Day, Recording Secretary Miss lone n. Proctor, Corresponding Secretary Miss Bertha M Jones Treasurer Mrs. Russell H. Hubbard.
 Committees - Membership: Mrs. Willard c. Oquist. chairman; Mrs. Harry s. Ramforth, Miss Elizabeth Johnson. Mrs. Carl r. Neumann. Mrs c. IT. Nightingale, Miss Esther Pihl, Miss Helen WolsN. Program: Miss Gladys Day, chairman: Miss Florence Camp, Miss Regina Con- nor. Mrs. Emory C. Corbin, Mrs. Amy C. Guilford, Miss Alice Kirk patrick, Mrs. Frank Zwick. Hospl- talitv: Mrs. Austin l.. Stowell, chair man: Mrs, Francis Clark, Miss Louise H. Noble. Miss Mabel Pihl, Mrs. Frederick c. Teich. Scholar ship: Miss Norma Began chairman; Mrs. Donald Bartlett, Miss Frances Ferguson, Miss Agnes NJ. Finnegan, Miss Eunice Humphrey, Mrs. NJ. A. Kinsella. Miss Margaret Perkins. Junior College club: Miss Beatrice F. Neal. chairman; Miss Elizabeth Hungerford, Mrs. Edward Lancaster.
 Mrs William Horsfall. Mrs. Frank Woods, Mrs. Charles Glover, Mrs. Sara Alley, Mrs. Lucy Towers, Mrs. John Allen and Mrs. William Mar shall will represent Canonicus Branch, International Sunshine so- ciety, at the annual state convention of the Connecticut division to be held next Tuesday in the ConEresa- tional church. Madison. The session will open at 10 o'clock and It is ex- pected that the gathering will be one ct the largest attended in recent years,
 Governor John H. Trumbull and Mrs. Trumbull of Plainville. MT. and Mrs. Waiter Hart of Hart street, Mir, and Mrs. Kenneth Searle of Adams street, MT. and Mrs. Frederick O. Radcliffe Of kenSington avenue and NIT. and Mira Edgar R. Carter Of Adams street are among those who have taken tables at the Shuttle Meadow club this evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Petersen of Railway, N. J. are the house guest