New Britain herald., 1927-04-30
CLUB EVENTS
College Club Guest Night D. A. R. to Hold Annual Meet Friday.

Mrs. F. B. Proudman was re- elected president Of the Woman's club of Maple Hill at the annual meeting held at the Hearthstone tavern in Berlin Wednesday after noon. Other officers reelected are as follows: Mrs. F. C. Baldwin, first vice president; Mrs. JameJ T, Pow cll second vice-president; Mrs. Richard Hulburt, Jr. secretary, and Mrs. H. II. Howard, treasurer. The following chairmen of com mittccs were also re-elected: Mem bership. Mrs. James T. Powell; mu sic, Mrs. l. kinsley, and program, Mrs. R. C. Baldwin. Mrs G. K. Spring was elected chairman of the press committee and Mrs. W. II. Fitzen chairman Of the flower com mittee.
 There were 42 members of the club present at the meeting. luncheon was served at one o'clock. Mrs k. C. Baldwin gave a reading which was much enjoyed by those present.
 It was voted 10 give sg5 in the name Of the club for the relief of flood victims. Mrs. H. F.. Anderson announced that a card party will be held at the home of Mrs. H. H. Howard on Friday evening, May 6. It was voted to send tine president d l.i n tho 1npD91 convention of the Connecticut State Federation of Women's clubs to be held in Greenwich on May 10, l and ll2. Annual reports of officers were read.
 Mrs. l.. B. Banford has invited Wednesday afternoon. May 4, to mako surgical dressings for the | Visiting Nurse association of New Britain.
 At a meeting of the executive committee of the State Federation of Womens clubs held on Friday, April 22. in New Haven, Mrs. F.. E. Proudman, president of the Maple Hill Womans club, was elected a director of the state federation to take the place of Mrs. George II. Staughton of Hartford, who has been made vice-prcsident.
 The New Britain College club will act as hostess this afternoon at the Burritt hotel 10 the State Federation of the American Association of Uni versity Women. About 50 are ex- pected to be in attendance.
 The business meeting will start at II o'clock and reports of chapters will be received. At o'clock lunch con will be served and Marcus White, principal Of New Britain State Nor nal school, will be the speaker. Nio- lin selections will be played by Miss Rose Meltzer. accompanied on the piano by Miss Barbara Troop.
 Mrs. George T. Baker of New Haven, formerly president of Rad cliffe college, will speak at the after noon meeting. opening at 23o o'clock, on New Ways in the Col lcges"
 Mrs. Stanley Cooper of Corbin av- enue. opened her home yesterday afternoon 10 a group of women to form a League Of Women Voters in New Britain, Miss Gleaton. field sec rotary Of the Connecticut League Of Women Voters was present to ex- ,,l, ,,.nrl-irpS If fha 1t1plIa md to assist with the organization Of a chapter in New Britain. The fol- lowing officers were elected at this meeting: President, Mrs. Buel E. RaSsette; presidents, Mrs. Arthur Kimball, Mrs. John C. I.oomis, Mrs, John kirkham and Mrs. W. II. Van Oppen; secretary, Mrs. Stanley Cooper; treasurer, Miss Alice Pierce; chairman of publicity. Mrs. E. s. Hawthorne. Following the meeting tea was served with Mrs, Loomis presiding at the tea tahIo and Mrs. Kenneth Scarlc as- sisted the hostess with the serving.
 The Woman's club met Wednes- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. l.. Rogers on Strong Court. Prizes We're won by Mrs. F. H. Hills and Mrs. T. T. Brastow. The next meet ing will be at the home of Mrs, Howard smith on Pennington ave nuc next Wednesday afternoon.
 
 Tho Sunshine society will hold it's regular meeting Monday afternoon if 2'&O o'clock at the Methodist church.
 The Newington Garden club will Hold meeting Thursday afternoon. May E, at the home Of Mrs. Harold Rowe at Newington Junction. The subject of meeting will be Spring flowrrs.'