New Britain herald., 1926-02-27
CLUB EVENTS
Musical club sponsors
 Giannini appearing here Sunday - Playlets given

Auction bridge and whist again will be the medium Of raising funds { for q charitable cause when this iatternoon in the Boys club rooms on East Main street the Ladies AuN. l ilary of that organization will give 1 A bridge 10 raise q fund 10 renovatc l the Boys club library. Mrs. A. C. | Sundherg, president of the associa- ! ton is chairman of the committee of arrangements and prizes, she is assisted by Mrs. ". B. Montague, ! Mrs. II. r.. Parker and Mrs. H. Nj. Brown, Mrs C. x. Callahan Is In charge Of tables Mrs. ". E. Parker in charge Of decorations. Mrs. F.. : ". Christ and Mrs. J. B. Thomson are in charge of tickets.
 | Mrs. A. II. Scott vice president of i the auiIiary is chairman of the rc- 1 treshmcnt committee, assisted by Mrs. James II. Robinson. Mrs. R. A. ! Catlin, Mrs. Howard Bruemmer, Mrs. Dwight Skinner and Mrs. r. T.. smith,
 Tables have been taken by Mrs. James II. Eoninson, Mrs, r. D. smith, Mrs, Dwieht Skinner, Mrs. 1 w. r.. Parker, Mra. Clarence Der rick, Mrs. Clarence Derrick, Mrs A. tC. Sundberg, Mrs. Raymond Catlin, 1 Mrs. F. w. Christ. Mrs. William E. Montague, Mrs. George Dyson, Mrs. II. F.. Parker, Mrs, A. G. kimball Mrs. George Kimball, Mrs. Pardon Hickey, Mrs. R. N. Parsons, Mrs A. H. Scott, Mrs. II, NJ. Brown, Mrs Louis $. Reyual, Mrs. Howard Rruemmer. Mrs. James Kennedy Mrs. F. L. Warron. Mrs. Elmer R Stone, Miss Florence Camp, Mrs R. H. Boardman, Mrs. NJ. W, Daven. port. Mrs. E. x. Callahan, Mrs Joseph Woods, Miss Anna Gold. smith. Mrs. Frederick w. Latham Mrs. r. r. NcDonaugh, Miss Dora Trotass Mrs. Donald Bartlett. Mrs III. S. Blake and Mrs. Johnston' Vance during the play candy ana punrh will be sold by Miss Maiori' Baldwin, Miss Alice Alderson. Miss ~orinne Goodwin, Mrs. Kennetf Soarlc. Mrs. r. C. Platt, Mrs. j Baldwin and Mrs. II. Bruemmer.
 Mrs. George Prentice of Worthing. ion Ridge will open her homo or Monday afternoon 10 the first meet. of the t'nrrpnl Events Class Of Bcrh0. The class this voar has a membership Of q ,yomen. There will be a series Of five lectures on Current events and th' meetings will be held on alternate Monday afternoons a. the homes O the various members.
 "A Day at Cabbage Hollow School" is the title of the two ac' play which was so successfully pre- snnted Wednesday evening at th, plainville Methodist Eniscopa church under the direction of Mrs William A. Albright anu Mrs. Win field Loomis. The cast follows:--
 First Act
 Miss Tit5smmons CTeacher)
 ........ Mrs. Winfield Loomi! Annahen Adams ... Vera Saunder; Bessie Bolitsky. Mrs. George JesteI Curiosity Cornhusk. . |. Esther Furrel Dennie Dockcrty Wesley Johnson Etta Elephant Mrs, Mildred McLeo, Fanny Finney. Mrs. George Nilsor Geraldine Griggs ...,..........
 ........... Mrs. Elmer Thoma: Henry Hoskins. c. Melvin Rogers Isaac Ibsen ...,... Elmer Thomas Ira Ibsen .......- Winfield Loomi' IJoshua Judkins. ,... Merton Lamt
 Second Act
 Mrs. Morrison. a. Mrs, Floyd Newel May Morrison. Lucy Roger. Betty Bennett. ..... Ruth Teachmar lCharley Chadwick. Lincoln Johnson Mir. Brown. ......... George Nilsor Mrs Brown. n.,... Gladys Daniels
 Mrs. c. k. Spring entertained tn, members of the Maple Hill Woman'' club at her home on Thompson street Thursday afternoon. grouI of musical numbers featured in th, program as well as an interesting talk on The American Indian" h, Miss Annie Beecher Scoville, grand daughter of Henry Ward Beecher Assisting Mrs Spring in entertaining