New Britain herald., 1926-10-30
Social Meus
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 the Saint Marks Parish rooms, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Dr. Richard E. Burton will speak on Joseph Conrad. Interpreter Of Seas and Souls. This lecture Is through the courtesy of Mrs William F. Brooks and Mrs. Frank J. Porter.
 Among those from New Britain, who attended the meeting of the Mayflower Society of Connecticut, held at the Hartford Golf club on Tuesday, were the following mem hers and their guests: Miss Harriet Rogers, Miss Sarah Rogers. Mrs. Laurence Mouat, Mrs. Frederic Ben ham. Mrs. James Robinson and Mrs. Robert Brown.
 Mrs. James North Of Sunnyledge, and Mrs. P. r. McDonough Of Vine street, presided at the tea table Tuesday afternoon, at the annual meeting and tea Of the Woman's Hospital board, which was held In the Nurses home on Hawkins street.
 The Maple Hill Woman's club neld a meeting Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. F. B. Proudman of Frederick street Mrs. J. NJ. Dean of Hartford. gave a very interesting talk on Your Gorl. Her Home, and the Community" Mrs. Proudman and Mrs. G. K. Spring gave reports from the state federation meeting, held In Milford last week. Mrs. D. A. Johnston and Mrs. F. C. Teich as sisted the hostess during the social hour which followed the meeting. Monday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock at the Methodist church. Miss Pat terson, superintendent of the Visit ing Nurse association. will address the meeting.
 The weird and grotesque, combin- ed with the artistic and beautiful made the Halloween party and dance held by the nurses of the New Britain General hospital last even ing a mott enjoyable affair.
 The party was held in the class room at the nurses home and many elaborate costumes were in evidence. Romper suits seemed to predominate although the Comedy type of cos tune was not neglected.
 Gypsy and ghost outfits vied with witches and Colonial danes for first honors. Miss Maude F. Traver, di- rectress of nurses, attracted much attention with a ghost costume which kept her pupils and fellow nurses guessing until time for un- masking. Miss Anna Thomas, tech nical instructress of nurses, and Miss Rose Doherty. a floor super visor, kept their friends amused by characterization of two old time vil- lage gossips.
 Drs. Lawrence Doolittle and Jo- seph Matteis, internes. supplied con- siderable humor 10 the occasion by their representation of officials of the street cleaning department. The usual games, ducling for apples, etc. alternated with dancing.
 Miss Katherine Dinda was award ed the prize for having the prettiest costume. which represented a full blown American beauty rose. Miss Antionette Ko~- -oska won the prize for having the most original cos tune. Her outfit represented a familiar tire advertisement. Miss Edna Deats, instructress of nurses, was chairman of the judges.
 Refreshments, representative of the season, were served. Music was furnished by an orchestra con- sisting of orderlies and men from the boiler house. Miss Harold Over from played the piano.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Judd enter tained a number of friends at their home in Berlin last evening.
 
 The Sisterhood Brai Israel held very successful bridge Wednesday afternoon at the Paragon Inn. There were 25 tables playing and prizes were awarded at each one. On Sun day. October 31st there will he a get-together Of the Congregation Of Rrai Israel. The Sisterhood has ar ranged to serve supper in the vcstry rooms.
 A partial list of those who have taken tables for the annual scholar i ship bridge which is to be in the ball room of the Hotel Burritt next ! Saturday afternoon under the aus plces of the New Britain College club reveals the names Of Mrs ] George Atwater. Mrs. Paul Baker ! Miss Helen Bunce, Mrs. Frances 1 Clark, Mrs. Clyde Fisher, Miss Agnes i Finncgan, Mrs. T. A. Greene, Miss ! liza Harvey. Mrs. Leland Hoar, Mrs. i Stanley Holmes, Miss Elizabeth Hungerford, Miss Marion Hunger ! ford. Miss Bertha Jones, Mrs. Mill . ton Jones, Mrs. NJ. A. kinsella, Miss Beatrice Neal, Miss Ethel Little l halcs. Miss Louise Nobel, Mrs Will ! lard Oquist Mrs. John A. Pelletcr, ! Miss Gertrude Rogers. Mrs. Louis P. l Sade Mrs C. NJ. NanDuzer. Mrs. X. Parker Abbe, Mrs. William $, . Bacon, Mrs. Donald Bartlett, Mrs. Buel B. Bassettc, Mrs. Ralph Brit . ion. Mrs. Clarence r. Bennett. Mrs. William F. Brooks, Miss Florence Camp. Mrs. Robert T. Chapman, Mrs. Charles F. Chase, Mrs. Chase Coale, Mrs. Elisha Cooper, Mrs James F. Cooper. Mrs. Emory Cor lin. Mrs. James F. Curtin.
 Miss Gladys Day. Mrs. Henry Don nelly, Mrs. George w. Dunn, Mrs. r. Raymond Gipatric, Mrs. DonGlas A. Johnston. Mrs. Arthur c Kimball Mrs. George c. Kincaid, Mrs. Louie Jcnes Mrs. Arthur Jones, Mrs. F. Nllcn Moore, Mrs. William T. Nor "ireey, Mrs. James s. North. Mrs. Charles R. Parsons. Mrs. Stuart Par