New Britain herald., 1926-03-13

held at the Community house in Berlin and the affair promises to be highly entertaining, since Mrs. Berry will exhibit many curios collected on Tho Dark Continent" The sup per will be held under the auspices Of the Woman's Missionary society of the Berlin Congregational church.
 Mrs Philip Stanley. Mrs Herbert Pease, Miss F. Gertrude Rogers, Miss Helen Bromley, Miss Gladys Day, Miss Jane Wheeler Mrs. Ches- ter Bowers, Miss Grace Stovall, Miss Costello and Miss Woible, the entire industrial committee of the Young Woman's Christian association, were entertained at dinner Thursday eve ming by the Blue Triangle club at the club rooms on Main street. Din 'ner was served at 6:45 and the pro- gram of entertainment given below followed:
 Playlct-"Tragedy" Principals: King, Alma Dressel; queen, Anna Dolan; princess, Lena Ferlota; prince, Stella Marhus. Footlights, Mamie nragone. Mary Dragone. Cur. tain, Alice de George, Mary Miller, Scenery. Mae Ashley. Anna Clark.
 Musical numbers by Cecilia Ralph, vocal solo, Sometime" Silver head
 kazoo sel"ctions Phyllis Satalino, Mighty Blue;" Elizabeth Palmieri, 'Bam Bam Bamy Shore"
 Spanish dance in costume hy Mary TTagone.
 Piano selection by Mary satalino, Lucia di Lammermoor." Charleston by Mary Dragone.
 Polish dance and song by Mar. g1rat Krystopa.
 Solo by Bertha Parker. Vocal solos by Rose Pain1ierf, The Rose My Love And You" 70 Sole Mic" "Torna Sorrento" Al the meeting of the officers and directors of the State Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs held in Stamford last Satur- day, q report upon the growth of clubs in the state was made. Hart ford leads with q membership of over 500. No club in the state has less than 100 members.
 Plans are In progress for the or sanization of several new clubs In various parts of the state, there now being six in the federation.
 The annual state convention will he held in Bridgeport on June 5. Connecticut will be honored with two national speakers, Mrs. Olive Joy Wright. national president. and Miss Lena Phillips of New York city, who is one of the five founders of tAc federation. The national ex- executive secretary, Miss Emma Dot Partridge, will also be present
 The convention will close with tanquet at the Hotel Stratfield.
 Tentative plans for Connecticut's participation Tn the national con yantion to be held at Des Moines Iowa, in July, were discussed.
 Miss Henrietta Harris, national vice. president from Massachusetts, told of the organization of the new Vermont federation.
 The Stamford club acted as hos tess 10 over 24 members of tho board. Miss Elizabeth Leghorn and Miss Anna Foberg attended from New Britain.
 Mrs. Thomas C. Hodgson opened her home on Worthington Ridge on Wednesday afternoon 10 the regular monthly meeting of the womans Aid society of the Berlin Congrega- tlonc' church.
 The State Federation O, College clubs of Connecticut meets with the Meriden club today.
 
 The New Britain College club will be represented by its president, Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston; Miss Gladys Day, Miss lone D. Proctor, Miss Bertha M. Jones. Mrs. Fred erick C. Teich, Miss Grace Ballou Miss Helen NJ. Stone.
 
 Mrs P. r. McDonough of Vine street. opened her home last Mon- day evening to the New Britain College club.
 The program consisted of two piano solos, Lotus Land" and Representations" by Miss Norma Began and an address by Captain