New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-02-19
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meeting Is an international one be-
ing celebrated by all the Rotary
clubs next week. At the local meet
ing each of the SO countries wher,
Rotary clubs are established Is to b,
represented by a girl or young lad,
dressed in the national costume OF
that country, bearing its flag.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurise Johnson en-
tertained at supper and cards Of
| their home on Brighton street last
| evening.
Eddy-G Glover Post. No. s, Ameri
can Legion. announces its eighth
annual ball, its major social event
of the year which is to be held or
Washington's birthday. February
22nd, from eight o'clock to one a. III
at the state armory on Arch street
The committee has planned to make
the affair this year more elaborate
than ever before. An entirely new
idea in decoration will transform the
drill shed into a beautiful and bril-
liant ball room. There is to be a
concert from 5 to 9 o'clock, to be
| followed by dancing for which ST.
Yaffe will play. The committee on
arrangements includes the chair
man, Harry E. Scheuy and his as
sistants, Maurice Pease, Rodman w.
Chamberlain, Stanley Eddy, J. c.
Andrews, Z. Z. Ogren and H. C.
Jackson.
Miss Sally Humason entertained
at cards and tea at her home on
Vine street Thursday afternoon in
aid of the Hartford Art School
Scholarship Fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Stevens en-
tertained few friends at supper at
their home on Monroe street last
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baldwin gave
a small dinner party at their home
on Harding street Thursday evening.
Mrs. W. F. Sternberg entertained
several friends at dinner Friday
night at Manor Inn.
Mrs, George T. Kimball entertain
ed two tables at luncheon and cards
at her home on South Burritt street
Wednesday afternoon in aid OF the
Hartford Art School Scholarship
fund.
Mrs. Walter Hart entertained at
dinner Monday evening at her home
on Hart street.
Andrew ]. Sloper entertained the
directors of the New Britain Ma
tional bank at dinner Wednesday
evening at his home on Grove Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bruemmer
gave a small dinner party Wednes-
day evening at their home on West
Main street, later taking their guests
to see Sweet Lady" at Parsons
theater.
Mrs. Frank Searles entertained
few friends at luncheon at her home
on Forest street Thursday after
noon.
The regular meeting of the Etude
Musical club was held Thursday eve
ming at the Sims studios on Carlton
street, with Miss Edla Sims and Miss
Madeleine Gerrish, hostesses.
In the absence of the president,
Charles A. johnson, Miss Gerrish
presided. After the business routine,
paper on Faust, by Miss Sims was
read. This was followed by a group
of songs by Miss Irene Walsh:
Four Leaf Glover ....... Brownell
Oh, You Don't Know What You're
Piano solo-Moto Perpetuo .......
4hdtDO"eii
Mrs. Robert Sims.
A dinner party was held at the
Universal club in honor of Misses
Ruth Cavanaugh. Frances kasprow
and Lillian Putterman. The table
was attractively decorated in the VAL
entine scheme Of red and white
flowers and favors. There were about
80 guests present.
Miss Cavanaugh will enter st.
Francis Hospital Training School
for Nurses, Miss Kasprow has &C.
cepted position with the New Brit
ain Trust Co., and Miss Putterman
plans to make her home in New
York.
Miss Margaret McCourt was given
surprise party at the home Of her
aunt, Mrs. H. w. Saunders OF Chest
nut street Thursday evening. In
honor f her 21st birthday.
Miss Agnes Callahan gave George
: Washington party at her home on
North Main street Southington, last
evening in compliment to Mrs. Wal