New Britain herald., 1926-01-23

industrial secertary Of the Y. W. C A., spoke on Breaking Down Bar rlers in New Britain" Afternoon tea and a social hour followed.
 The annual luncheon of the State Federation of Woman's clubs will be held next Thursday at 12:30 o'clock at the Hotel Davenport in Stamford. Mrs. Charles NJ. Dicken- son, president of the New York Federation will be guest of honol and speaker.
 The next meeting of the Woman's club of Maple Hill will be held Wednesday afternoon. January 27th at 2:S0 o'clock at the home of Mrs. D. K. Perry on Golf street Mrs. H, B. Leinhard and Mrs. William Kin ner will assist the hostess in enter taining the members.
 ! At the annual meeting Of the Canonicus branch of the Sunshine society held Monday afternoon Mrs George w. Corbin was elected presi- dent for the 25th consecutive term. She is also serving her third term as state president of the International society.
 Mrs Corbin vas one of the organ izers of Canonicus branch and is recognized as one Of the leaders In Sunshine society work in Connect cut. She is said to be the only presi dent in New England holding the office for this length of time.
 Annual reports ere submitted by the officers, showing the work done during the year,
 Others elected to office are, first vice. president Mrs. W. W. Marshall: second vice-president, Mrs. II. A. Papenforth; recording secretary, Mrs. W. H. Iorsfall. corresponding secretary. Mrs, F. F. Woods; treas
 urer, Miss Henrietta Pinches; as- sistant treasurer, Mrs. George A. Caldwell. All were re-elections but one, Mrs. Papenforth succeeding
 Mrs. Harry U. T. Thompson. resign
 cd.
 Directors elected were: Mrs. C
 [. Pierce. Mrs. II. A. Papenforth Mrs. C. H. Fox, Mrs. William Nc
 l<irdy Mrs. George H. Dyson, Mrs
 William W. Scott, Mrs George E ; Christ, Mrs. Charles F. Scott anC
 Mrs. Charles Glover.
 Next Tuesday there will he ar
 open I.eeting of the New BHtair
 Woman's club in the South churcl
 at 8 o'clock in the evening wher . Carvath Wells of New York city vii 7 give an illustrated lecture on Lap : land, Mir. Wells is said to he re , freshingly different and will nt
 doubt draw C large gathering tt hear him. He Is a young EnElishmaI who was sent by the British govern
 ment to Malay as a railway con
 struction engineer. His lectures ol his six years in the jungle of Mala, have been so popular that he is tn
 most sought after travel lecturer
 He has just completed a most un usual expedition to Lapland. unde the auspices of the American Mu
 scum of Natural History and it 1
 of this trip that he is to talk oi Tuesday evening
 The Dramatic Workshop of th
 New Britain Woman's club will hol
 it's last meeting of the season Wed
 resday. February Srd. at 10:S
 o'clock in the morning at the Youn
 Noman's Christian Association. A
 this time Joint Owners in Spain ! will be presented by four member i of the club including Mrs Oliv | Ingraham who will plfy Mrs Nit 1 chell. Mrs John Fellows, Mrs. Ful l lerton, Mrs Edward Lancaster, Mis- | Eyer, and Miss Mabel Hubbard wh
 Will take the part of Mrs. Blair. l - addition to the play Mrs. Georg - Flanagan, will read the allegorict
 rlay The Slave With Two Faces ' r The lramatlC FhSAop ol LII . Womans club was organized earl s in the fall under the leadership ( q Mrs. flanagan with only fe e members and since then has grow s to be a well recognized part of il ,, Woman's club. With Mrs. Flanaga 70 as a number Of short plays haN ;. been given and received with muc r enthusiasm.
 e The New Britain Musical clU 1T once more 10 the front, gave its fir ;- free public school concert Wedne 'e day evening in the Nathan Ha of school in conjunction with tine reg 6. lar Parents Teachers associate