New Britain herald., 1925-04-18
CLUB ACTIVITIES

Ine annual meeting and supper with the election of officers of the Woman's association Of the South Congregational church will be held next Thursday. April 23, at six o'clock in the church chapel. After the reports of the various commit tees and the election of officers. Herbert Knox Smith will deliver an address on "Poace and War" There will also be folk songs In costume.
 Members Of the New Britain Buei- ness and Professional Women's club, Miss Anne C. Nave president. will give a minstrel show in North , Haven in the town hall on Thurs day evening, April 25. at S:30 | o'clock for the benefit of St. Barn- abas' church. Dancing will follow the entertainment.
 Mrs. Joseph Began, Mrs. R. B. Doane. Mrs. Charles Coale. Mrs. John Loomis and Mrs. F. E. Gross were in charge of a group of Girl Scouts who made cookies in the window of the Connecticut Light and Power Co. today. The cookies were sold and the proceeds are for the benefit of the Girl Scouts.
 Mrs. Leon E. Dary will open her home in Maple Hill next Wednes- day evening, April 22, to the Maple Hill Woman's club guest night A play. Joint Owners in Spain" given by members of the club under the direction of Mrs. R. c. Baldwin, will be the feature of the evening. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. L. l.. Harding, Mrs. F. B. Proud man, Mrs. N. E. Mann and Mrs. Leonard Fox.
 There will be a meeting Of Emma Hart Willard chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, on Thurs day afternoon. April 2S, at , o'clock at the home of Mrs. Thomas c. Hodgson of Berlin. Mrs, w. H. Smith of Hartford will address the members on "Sulgrave Manor"
 Sulgrave Manor is considered to be the ancestral home of the fam fly of George Washington. Mrs. Smith has visited the place in Eng land and will tell of the experiences while there. The meeting promises to be one of the most interesting of the year and it is expected that the attendance will be large.
 
 PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
 Miss Rose Tyler of New York city has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Tyler of Plainville.
 Miss Margaret Flynn of Kensing- ton has returned from New York city.
 Mrs Elizabeth Werz and son, An drew. of Belden street, Miss Emily Scipel of Curtis street and Herbert Berndt of Greenwood street have booked passage for a three months tour through Germany and switz- erland. They will sail next month.
 NIr. and Mrs. Button Chichester of Plainville have returned from an extended trip to Florida.
 Mrs. George Corbin of Lexington street and Mrs. Charles Merwin of Trumbull street are spending the k-end In Boston, Mass.
 Edward B. Hungerford, son of Judge F. B. Hungerford and Mrs. Hungerford of Cedar street, has been appointed a tutor in English at Harvard university and awarded a traveling fellowship for vaCa- ton in Europe this summer, He will leave. for England upon the close of the present college year and while abroad, will continue tho study of English, in which he has specialized, returning home in time 10 resume his course at Harvard in Inc fall.
 MT. Hungerford graduated from Now Britain high school in 1918 and entered Trinity college that fall. He completed his course there in three years and received his E. A. degree in 1921. He was class poet, editor of the annual Ivy" and captain and star of the cross-country team. He entered Harvard in 1922 and won his M. A. degree, after which he taught for a year al Beloit col loge Tn Wisconsin. Since then he has been back at Harvarl doing post graduate work in preparation for a Ph, D, degree.
 Lawrence F.. Smith Of Corhla av'- nur, a student al the Carnegie h. stitute of Technology, has h'en hon ored hv election to Tau Bcta Fl. the national honorary scholastic fra tcrnity for engineering studon's. Mir, Smith is a junior in the physics d'- partment of the college Of engineer ing.
 Sidney Montague. son Of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Montague of Haw}'y street, is home from Boston. Mass. 10 spend tho weekend with his parents.
 Mir and Mrs. Earle Guld"u of Boston. Mass, are tho Euosrs of Talmadge Swift Of Cedar street
 Mrs. John II. Kirkham of Cellar street and Airs, Busl Dasaclte or