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New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

Mrs. John B. Donlon of Spring street entertained last evening in the form of a miscellaneous shower in honor of her sister Estelle Martin Of Sexton street. Miss Martin will be married to Henry Lapierre of Bristol on November 22.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

Emma Hart Willard chapter Daughters of the American Revolu- ton, held the second meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. Mortimer Rhodes of Berlin, on Thursday afternoon. Miss Elizabeth Day of colchester read a paper on Thomas Jefferson and his Home"
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

The Benefit Brilge party which the Woman's Hospital Board will give on December 3, promises 10 b. enc of the most brilliant social events of the season. The program is an extensive one including an afternoon bridge party, q dinner and later, evening bridge. II is expected that the attendance will be large since people are already making up tables of players for both the after noon and evening. Dinner is an at- traCtive feature for those who ouli like to have dinner parties preceding the bridge game. IL is expected that the party will be as great finan- cial success as social one. since it has as it's cause the Citizens Free bed at the local hospital. The profits therefore, will go 10 the fund which maintains this bed Mrs. George Rapelye being treasurer.
 Mrs. II. T, Sloper and Mrs. r. F. NcDonough who are chairmon of . tables and flowers committee hay" announced their helpers as follows: Miss Esther Trumbull. Miss Flor ence Trumbull. Miss Carotta Sloper. Miss Fay Ratt"nbury, Miss Natali" , Case, and Miss Marjorie Galpin. Mr.
 Howard Rruommcr who has chargn Of the candy and nuts has the fol lowing helpers; Miss Corinne Good win, Mrs. L. Parker, Mrs. J. Vance, Mrs. \. Shaw, Miss Eurith Wachter, 1 Miss Ruby Andrews. Mrs. l.. Stevens, Miss Esther Stanley, Mrs. F.. Lancas- ter. Mrs F. Van Ruskirk, Mrs. r. Platt, Mrs. J. Baldwin. Mrs. M. Por-
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
BOY, l7, HAILED
 M0ROCC0'S SULTAN
Son Of Late Mulai Yussef Pro-
 claimed Ruler

Fez. Morocco, Nov. 19 Opt-Frorr
 inc minarets of every mosque il
 Morocco, the muezzins this morning
 chanted their prayers in the nams
 of d new sultan, the 1. year old S
 Mulai Hamada.
 The name Of the new ruler was proclaimed almost before the tomu
 was sealed with the body Of his
 father. the late Sultan Mulai Yus- sef, in if.
 Although only seventeen, Hamada
 is already married He was welded
 to one Of his first cousins, the daugh-
 ter of Mulai lamar, his father
 brother, in 1926.
 Under him the work of bringing
 Morocco up to date will go on with out interruption, even accelerated for those who have come in contact with him declare that he possesses considerable ability. He speaks French f1uently and is well versed in Mohammedan lore.
 The election Of Hamada met with the complete approval of the other capital cities, Rabat, Marrakesh and < Meknes, without which approval hist ascension would be incomplete. Hamada was the choice of his father also of the able Grand Nizier
 Fl Mokri and other persons promi- nent In the affairs Of the sutanate, which explains why his election was so rapid.
 His ascension was somewhat Of surprise to the populace. if not the officials. as 1t was generally believed that the late sultan's eldest son. Muai Idriss, would be selected. The new sultan plans to make his entry Of state at the Sherifian capi- tai, Rabat. either later today or Sun day. There he will take possession of the throne Of the Aide dynasty after the last right called for hy ancient tradition is performed--fh Il, holding of his stirrup for him by the most venerated religious leader. i the sheriff of WezZan. Without this 1 no sultan can be said 10 have been
 invested with his powers Of olfic- Theodore Steeg, French resident general, hastened to the palace art CT the election to congratulate thr young sultan. There all the high ot- ficials, his brothers. uncles and friends crowded around the youth. rendering him homage.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

in America, this program was pos poned until January. The next house meeting will take place in De- cember and will be devoted To Christmas carols and Christmas music, and is in charge Of Miss Ruth Schade, who also graces each meet ing with a summary of current events.
 The Woman's Aid Society of the Berlin Congregational church will hold a cafeteria supper at the church on Worthington Ridge, Fri day, December 2. Mrs. Robert Dem ing, president of the society is in charge assisted by Mrs. Frank Will cox. There will be tables of linen in charge of Mrs Wilcox, beaded paee and homespun bags in charge of Mrs. Elmer Stearns, dolls Of all kinds in charge of Miss Edith Lin quist. fancy aprons and kitchcu aprons in charge of Miss Heleu
 tohm. The bazaar will open at 4:3 o'clock in the afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

of Mrs. Mary Dray of New London | is q graduate of the Jefferson Medi- cal college in Philadelphia.
 
 IL has been announced that the wedding of Miss Virginia Leland. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter w. Leland of Hart street, and Joseph R. Walton. Jr., son Of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph F. Walton Of Harrison street will take place on Thanksgiving Day The ceremony will be performed by Reverend Dr. George W. C. Hill, pastor of the South Congregational church. The ceremony will be wit messed only by members of the in- mediate families. The couple will reside in this city upon their return from a wedding trip to Canada.
 Miss Leland is a popular member of the younger social set. She at tended the New Britain High school. the Wykeham Rise school and Briar cliffe school at Briarcliffe- on-tho- Hudson, New York. Mr. Walton has itSlbth III tillS tllN Aoi tNp sthlo, coming here from Cleveland. Ohio He attended Dartmouth college at Hanover. New Hampshire.
 
 Miss Bernice I. Hall, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Frederick l.. Hall Of Ellington will be married to William E. May November 22 at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York city.
 Miss Hall is a graduate nurse of the New Britain Hospital Training School and Mir May is manager Of the New Britain Blues"
 Miss Ann Richter. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. John Richter of 'Iarkct street, and Edward Mayes, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Mayes of New York city, will be married Thanks giving Day at half past one in the afternoon at the home of the brides parents Reverend A. C. Theodore Siege will officiate in the presence of the immediate families. Miss Minna Richter will be maid of honor and Martin Richter will act as best man.
 The couple will make their home al the Garden Apartments, 92 Rows
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

, several friends at supper al her home on Monroe street tomorrow night.
 Miss Miriam Mouat entertained q the members of her bridge club Thursday afternoon al the home Of 1 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Mouat of Grove Hill. 'Fne prizes went to Mrs. Johnstone Vance, Mrs. Harold Peck and Miss Harriet Key nal.
 Mrs. G"Orge ROil,y gave q card party at her home on Garden street ! Wednesday evening. Mrs. II. (. MarGarHl Mrs. Ernest Humphrey and Mrs. C. II. Norris were awarded the prizes.
 Mrs. John II. kirltham entertain ed at cards and tcL "Wednesday afternoon at her home on Lexing- ion street in honor of her niece, Mrs. Addison Chase of New Ro- Ch"llc. There were three tables of play and the prize went to Mrs. Ernest Smith.
 
 Mrs. Edward Lancaster gave a bridge party for eight al her home on Ten Acre Road, "Wednesday after noon. Mrs. Lawrence Humason and Mrs. Dudley Walker were awarded the prizes.
 Mrs. George HiIdebrandt of Ran decker Lane will entertain at break Mrs. Alfred Hopkins of Now York
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

ter. Mrs. D. Walker. Mrs L. Huma- son. Mrs G. Boli. Mrs. s. Dyson. Mrs. 4. Sampson, Miss Ramona Mar tin, Miss Beatrice It"ynal, Miss Mir jam Mouat, Mrs. C. toit. Mrs. K. Searle. Miss Margaret Middlemas, and Mrs. II. Bristoll
 Mrs. Nelson Mann entertained the Maple Hill Bridg" club Tuesday afternoon ut her hom, on Robbins avenue, Mrs. l.. Kinsley, Mrs. Frank B. Rau and Mrs. VI. J. Shonts were awarded the priZts.
 Mrs William Judd will entertain the members of her bridge club ut her home on Murray street. Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. c. J. pysMaris of south Bur rltt street gave q shower Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Rita Der ard. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.. btFdiu. -hlHS iP'l'tlb VIII bftOlIlt tue bride of Lawrence Sloan on Thanks giving bay.
 Miss Beatrice DanburI of Lincoln street will entertain her bridge club Monday evening.
 Miss t,Stell~ Martin was the gurs: of honor at a party given for her Tuesday evening at the home Of Miss Mary DOnlan. Miss Martin will be married on Tuesday to Henry ] 1apicrrc of Bristol.
 Mrs. Lucian Stevens will entertain
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

ley street, Bridgeport.
 Miss Richter is a graduate Of the local schools and the Bridgeport hospital training school for nurses. She is a member of Graduate Nurses Association of Connecticut. and until recently was in charge Of the D. M. Reads hospital at Bridgeport.
 Alr. and Mrs. John VI. O'Hearn of Vance street observed the sixth anniversary of their marriage on Wednesday. The event was celebrat- ed with banquet and reception fin Grange hall. Newington. Out or town guests were present from New York city, Boston, Springfield and Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

l,onor was attirsd in q bouffant gown of coral chiffon, trimmed with velvet in the same shade. She wore gold lace hat and carried butter fly roses. At the reception Paul Um- phrey, pianist, and Wilfred Theaker, Violinist, played selections.
 Dr. Dray and Mrs. Dray left on q motor trip and will be at home after December l, in their new home at 1S49 Stanley street.
 Mrs. Dray is q graduate of the Crosby High school In Waterbury and Of the New Britain State Nor nal school. Dr. Dray, who is tEe son
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
TCNNEY TO SEE GAME

Washington. Nov. 19 UP)-Gcns pion. will arrive here today to wit ness the football game between an All-Army team and the Marines.
 Tunney will visit President Cool idge at the White House and will call on Secretary of Navy Wilbur with Major General John A. Lejeune marine corps commander,
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

president of the local organization will preside while Mrs. Clark of Lakeville and Thomas Linder of this city will discuss Municipal Taxa ton.' Mayor Gardner c. Weld, mem Der Of the Common Council and the board of finance and taxation are to be guests of honor.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
CLUB EVENTS
Mrs. John H. kirkham to Open Residence to League 0f Women Voters Tuesday.

The second lecture in Mrs. Clar- cnce Bennett's series of talks on current events was held Wednesday evening at the !. W. C. A. Mrs. Ben nett included in her program a re View Of "Jalna," the Atlantic prize novel by Mayo De La Roche and
 Escape a play by John Gals worthy. She spoke on the United States tariff dispute with France, senator Hiram Bingham's report on the Orient and the trial of Mean drews. superintendent Of the schools in Chicago.
 The ladies auxiliary of the Inde- pendent Order of R'nai Birth held the first meeting Of the season Tues day evening at the Burritt hotel. Mrs, Sreddman of New Haven, pres ldent of the council of the wonen's auxiliary, delivered messages from the conference held recently in Bos- ton. Mrs William Leiken, president. Of the New Britain chapter, presided at the meeting,
 The members of the Woman's club and guests were delightfully."- enter tained Tuesday evening in the par lors Of the First Congregational church which were filled to capa- city when Miss Sydney Thompson of New York, talented monologist gave costume presentation of an original play and old folk lore. The entertainment marked the fifth an nlversary of Miss Thompson's ap- poarance before the Woman's club.
 Following the entertainment, re- treatments were served by the mem berS of the social committee of which Mrs. Edward H. Christ was in charge for the evening. Mrs. Ken neth Searle and Mrs. r. Raymond Gilpatric presided at the sherbert table.
 The Woman's club of Maple Hill met Wednesday afternoon al the home of Mrs. William Allen on Rob- bins avenue. Mrs. Clarence Bennett or this city gave a very interesting program of current events. The host ess was assisted by Mrs. William Pond. Mrs. J. H. Latham. and Mrs. Theodore Wallin.
 Emma Hart Willard chapter I)3nClfGrc 1f bn ID ton, held the second meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. Mortimer Rhodes Of Berlin, on Thursday afternoon. Miss Elizabeth Day of Colchester read paper on Thomas Jefferson and his Home"
 house meeting Of the New Brit ain Musical club took place at the home of the Misses Florence and Jo- sephine Tommasoni, Grand street. Wednesday evening. Miss Frances Parker read a paper on Ienace Paderewski and Miss Gertrude Hine played the "Melodie" Of that com- poser pianist. Adolph Sundell, vio- linist, assisted at the piano by Har- old A. Sjolander. played several highly appreciated numbers, while Miss Laura P. Farrell sang several songs, Miss Parker accompanving, Spirited discussions of musical topics were a feature. The meeting was the first attended by Per Olsson. dis tinguished local organist, who re- gently became a member of the club. MT. Olsson will have charge Of a meeting on Scandinavian music spend a week in New York in De- cember, being a member Of the na- tional board having charge of the music in Swedish Lutheran churches
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
GATHERINGS

Mrs. Hildebrandt to En- certain at Breakfast Sun day-Society Kept Busy.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

The Woman's club Of Maple Hill met Wednesday afternoon al the home of Mrs. William Allen on Rob- bins avenue. Mrs. Clarence Bennett of this city gave a very Interesting program of current events. The host ess was assisted by Mrs William Pond. Mrs. J. H. Latham. and Mrs. ThcodOre Wallin.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-22

in May and will remain abroad smother year.
 Mrs. Margaret Fishman has return ed to New York City.
 Mir. and Mrs Lenueus Swanson are moving into their new bungalow this week
 Mrs. Emma Swanson ef New York City spent the weekend with her sons Ia Pomfret.
 Tomorrow morning at o'clock there will be a months mind mass of requiem for Michael Greeley
 There wiii be a dance m A. .. IT,. Hall oil Wednesday night. April 21, given by the St Moniea's Guild
 A large congregation enjoyed the Ilo'ciock Easter service tt Christ Church The music, arraneed by Miss Annie Ash, was very lovely. Incidental solos were sung hy Mes sers Ash. Jones. and Prick.
 The Rev. John IL Rosebaugh di- rector of religious education of the diocese of Connecticut will speak ut Christ Church. Pomfret. Sunday morning. April 24th. at Il o'clock Standard Time His subject viii be Religion and the Home.
 Mr. Pasquale Golassi spent the weekend at Fox Hill farm with his family, returning to New ork. on Sunday afternoon with his boy, Mario. Mrs. Golassi. who was deta'n- ed few days on account Of a slight illness Of young Gerard's. went home on Tuesday,
 A much appreciated part of the Easter service at the Pomtret Cong reeational Church was the music by the choir. Two anthems were sung first Awake Up My Glory by barn- bv and the second Easter Day, soprano solo and chorus by Rowley The sBin was beautifully sung by Miss Gladys Smith. The musIe wili be repeated next Sunday.
 Among the books purchased hy the Ramfret Free Library with Miss Sharp's recent gift is a work ot reirr- once composing fifteen volumes, en Sfled sThe Ilageaut of America. Each volume deals with dltierfU~ general subject in all is details. some If the titles are The Epic of Indus frv." which deals with trade and Ira dos from their earliest begiuhthHs when the shoemaker. for instance went from house to house. with hls outfit. to the largest and most etano- rate inventions in oils and electricity s.Tbe March of Commerce. leteis of Land and Sea, The American Spirit in Letters, "Amerii ii' Sports" and so forth