New Britain herald., 1926-01-16
MISS MARY PEARSON

Women in Civic Life" afternoon tea was served.
 l The next meeting of the Esther Stanley Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution comes on Feb ruary 5th in the South church chapel when George H. Dyson and Joseph II. Little will give an illustrated talk on the History and Romance of Silver" Mrs. William r. Brooks and Mrs Charles w. Nichols will be the hostesses for the afternoon.
 
 Mrs. Mortimer Rhodes of Berlin opened her home on Worthingt on Ridge Wednesday afternoon to the regular meeting of the Woman Aid society of the Berlin Congrega' tional church.
 The regular monthly meeting O the Business and Professional Wo mans club was held Tuesday eve ming In the club house on HiEf street. With Miss Anna A!banese ir charee rurpcr YVES served to 36 O lthe members. Miss Dorothy Latham and Miss F. Bcruuist gave a mnsica entertainment foll wing the supper
 Professor Richnrd F. Burton, O Hartford. formerly of the l'niversit! of Minneeota addressed the Wo mans club on "The Multitude anr the Movies" at its regular meeting held Tuesday afternoon in St. Mark Episcopal church. Professor Burton lis favorite with New frit"'n't" and drew a lar e"tt ring of clul members to this meeting for whic' Yrs. VriIiam C. Hurrerford an Mrs. William F. Brooks were th ros.eeees. A social hour in charge O , the hosritalitv ror"~1 tee and socia , committee followed.
 
 ] Included in next weeks artivitio and an annual cvert in town for tn
 past IS years IS the dinner concel , ~-,a 1"roc 10 0",r "'oratc the h'rt , of Robert Burns Scotland's immol 2 tai poet. The anniversary cclchratio 9 will take rloce in the ballroom & T,c Rurriit I-otcl on the evening (
 Thursday January Fist. This afta
 has always attracted a large
 semhlage and ;'-e steady sale
 tIc'.ets this scc~on already assur Tits success.
 | The College club of New Brita l held it's Annu Guest Night la
 Monday evening in the St Mart l P, lsh rooms,
 l Over two hundred members al v guests enjoyed the unique pro%ra
 of songs and piano skits by Ne > Fales Peck. improvisatrice. NJ D Peck kept her audience in gales 's laughter while mimicking the aN $ wa l and untalented child at h fir piaro recital; portra'1nG { suffering of a bored husband wh } dro Cged n th opera hv his W S and while giving an imitation Of n church choir rehearsal.
 Especic y amusing to the m
 present was the perfect imitation d a radio whe not behaving proper " There was not a sinrle dull m !. ment in the novel and varied g. pertoire of this well known earle ,h turist.
 in Following th program refreS as ments were served, Miss Louise r. Noble and Miss Millie G. McAu 1T poured.
 Tho officers of the club acted
 hostesses; Mrs. Douglas A. Johnst' IT, Miss GlaCys Day. Miss lone w Proctt Miss Bertha NJ. Jones a ne Mrs. Russell H Hubbard. They w ge assisted by Mrs. Harry S. Bamfor
 Miss Ilga Ha. ;, Mrs. Leland Ho
 Mrs. F. lwarl Lancaster. N ,st George II. Nigr ,ingalc. Miss Norm nd Rean. Miss Ia, Began. Miss Dc ve Williams, Mrs. George T. Boil, N " Austin L. Stowell and Miss Ma on Pihl.
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 be P,-ns are well under way for d. f5th anniversary of the Kenilwo th club which will be celebrated dur
 the first week of February. A ct
 mittee with Arthur c. KimhRll as Ter honorary chairman is working oN ny time 10 assure the success of To- event
 ng The first part Of t,,e general ' ,nt gram will he staged in the roo CTS Monday evening. February l. O Twill he meeting of tho old io present members. "Wednesday [ on ming. February 8, the annual