New Britain herald., 1927-06-11
CLUB EVENTS
D. A. R. Picnic Attracts M any - Mrs. Kimball Opens Home to League.

The annual meeting of the Ells.
 worth Memorial association wa: 1 held yesterday at the Ellsworth l Homestead, Windsor. Members ol
 Esther Stanley chapter, D. A. R.. as we'll as members of the Connecticut
 basket luncheon was held at noon
 and reports were read. Election of
 officers also was held.
 The Connecticut chapter. Daugh-
 ters and Patriots of America, will
 hold its annual meeting on Bunker
 Hill Day, June IT, at the First Church of Christ. Clinton. During the morning and mid-afternoon, pill
 grimages will be taken to places of historical interest which include a monument commemorating the founding of Yale university, the famous old cemetery and 1912 can- non, the John Stanton Memorial
 with admission by courtesy to view the valuable antiques.
 Luncheon will be served at 2::3O in the church parlors. The afternoon session will be held in the church. The program will be: Address Of welcome. Rev. Robert H. Elliott, pastor First Church of Christ; mu- sic, Miss Ruth Stevens Hall. solo, ist; greetings. Mrs. John Laidlaw Buel, national president: Wakefield the birthplace of Washington. Mrs Jenne, regent of Connecticut chap. ter, National Wakefield Memorial asociation: music. Miss Ruth Stew ems Hall, soloist: report of the twen- ty-fourth general court. Mrs. Moves D. Baldwin. delegate.
 The annual meeting Of the Hart ford County League of Woman Not- CTS will be held on Tuesday, June 14th. in Pennington. at the West ward" the home of Mrs. Herbert Knox Smith. Mrs. N. F. Clark will speak on the Work and Ideals of the County" Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock. Among the hostesses from New Britain will be Mrs. Stanley Cooper, Mrs. Buel B. Bassette, Mrs. William Van Oppen, Mrs. Arthur Bacon, Miss Mabel Hib- bard, Miss Laura Woodford, Miss Jennie Vessels. Miss Alice Pierce and Mrs. Arthur G. kimball.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. C. Shields gave a dinner party last evening at their home on Francis street for Mir. and Mrs. William Hoffman. who were recently married.
 Miss Clarlssa Bentley of Maple Hill was elected corresponding secretary of the Connecticut State Federation of Business and Profess s!onal Women's clubsat the annual convention held in Stamford Satur- day. Miss Cora NJ. Beale of this city was elected one of the three direc- tors for three years.
 The Woman's club ot Maple Hill held special meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. B. Proudman on Frederick street, for the purpose of making surgical dressings for the Visiting Nurse as- sc citation of New Britain. Mrs. H. B. Olmstead. who was delegate to the annual meeting of the state Feder- ation Of Woman's clubs tt Green wich, gave a report of tho meeting. Mrs. R. T. Chapman of New Britain sang several delightful solos. ac- by Mrs. Andrus, also of New Britain. Plans were completed for the annual basket picnic to be held Saturday. June IS, on the lawn at the home of Mir. and Mrs. H. II. Howard.
 Mrs. Gershon Hadas was in charge Of the committee arranging the Bnai Israel SisterhooL theatrical production which was held Wednes- day evening at the Jun.or High school auditorium. The following members made up the cast: Miss Beula Levn, Miss Shirley Levin, Miss Estelle Gould. Miss Sophie Levitt. Mss Bella Levitt, Miss Esther kop- lowitz, Edgar Lyons, Wlitred Birn- baum. Francis Greenbers and Israel Nar.
 The program was given in three parts, the first comprised of recita- tions and dances. The E, cond part was "Time Will Tell" and the third The Mandarin Coat"