New Britain herald., 1927-10-08

sic" Marshall Bartholomew of New York.
 February 14. Current Events" Mrs. Stephen H. Payne of New
 York. This is an extra meeting.
 February 21. My Travels" Mrs.
 Frances Parkinson Reyes of Wa sh- ington. D. c.
 March {. Food Facts-What Use Should be Made of Them" Pro-
 lessor Grace Macleod, Teachers College, Columbia University. New
 York.
 March 20. Annual meeting. A short play in charge of Mrs. George Flanagan.
 The officers of the year. Presi- dent, Mrs. Laurence Mouat; first vice-president. Mrs. F. Raymond Gilpatrick: second vice president, Mrs. Kenneth M. Searle; recording secretary, Mrs. Alphon,o B. Porter: corresponding secreary. Mrs. Orville r. Parker treasurer. Mrs. Arthur H. Harrop; assistant treasurer. Miss Esther R. Stanley; auditor, Mrs. Louis Reynal. The directors are Mrs. Buell. B. Bassette. Mrs. William II. Judd, Mrs John c. Loomis, Mrs. Marcus White, Mrs. James H. Rob inson and Mrs, William F. Parker.
 The following committees are in charge:
 Civic committee: Mrs. Algernon B. Aldcrson, chairman; Mrs. Donald s. Bartlett, Mrs, Robert s. Brown, Miss Florence NJ Camp. Mrs. Charles r. Chase. Mrs William E. Fay, Mrs r. Clayton Goodwin, Mrs. Frederick A Hart, Miss Helen Hayes, Miss Marian HeIlyar Miss Caroline F., IIilIard, Mrs Arthur G. kimball, Mrs. Leon A. Spraeue.
 Hospitality committee: Mrs. How ard J. Bru"mmcr, chairman: Miss | lor"uCe Andrews. Mrs. Harrison C bristoll, Mrs. Hamilton T. Bickford, Mrs. Chase Coale, Mrs. Theodore 4. Green Mrs. Ira F.. Hicks. Mrs. M A. kinscla. Mrs Frederic W. Lath- am, Mrs. George F. Matthews. Miss Annie l.. Parker, Mrs. Charles r. stanley, Miss Evelyn <. Swift.
 Press committee; Mrs. Henry T. f'nrr, chairman; Mrs Parker W. Miss Mabel C. Hubbard. Mrs. Donald R. Hart, Mrs. William l.. HumaSon. Mrs. Stanley M. Hunt, Mrs Douglas A. Johnston. Mrs Aus tin l.. Stowell, Miss Laura Woodford.
 Nominating committee: Mrs. Will liam F, Brooks, chairman; Mrs, Al sermon B, Alderson. Mrs Raymond \. Catlin. Mrs. Marcus White.
 Social committee; Mrs. Ernest E. Baldwin. chairman; Mrs. Fred II. Anlrcs, Mrs Edward Christ. Mrs. Robert T Chapman, Mrs. Charles W. Davis, Mrs. Clarence Derrick, Mrs. Charles F. Grimshaw. Mrs Harold W. Hatch. Mrs. II. Leland E1oar, Mrs. Thomas Linder. Miss Miriam Mouat, Mrs, Waiter J. Moore, Mrs. Charles IL Norris, Miss Frances Parker, Mrs. John Pollctier, Mrs. Frederick O. Eackliffc, Mrs. .1h"rt N. Scripture, Mrs. Harold F.. Shepard. Mrs. Frank n. smith, Miss
 lara Vessel, Mrs. Roger W, Whit man
 The members of t.s1 her Stanley Daughters of the American Revolution, who attended the 34th state meeting held in the First Con yreeational church. Waterbury, yes- crday were: Mrs. Howard Parsons. Mrs. William Brooks. Miss Mary Nhittlescy. Mrs. Laurence Mouat, Mrs. James Robinson, Mrs. Fred rick Benham. Mrs. F. Clayton ioodwin. Mrs. William Judd and ,lrs, Raymond Gilpatric.
 A number Of New Britain people ave received invitations 10 attend he meetings of the Hartford toun-
 il on Foreign Affairs, The meet ngS are again to be held at the hartford club and the number of Iombcrs limited to approximately 6u. In this way the gatherings are opt more intimate, the speaker and are kept closer together nd the affair becomes somewhat of
 social function. Last season Mr. nd Mrs. Harry Bates, Mir. and Mrs. larenCe Bennett and Mir. and Mrs. rnrSt BcltOn were among thoS" at 'nding from town. The meetings 7iS year will be held the last Fri " evening of each month, the first ne coming on the 2Sth of October hen C. Y. POrtuS. professor of ,onOmics at the I diversity of Syd- ey. sydney. Australia, will speak on Australia, its Problems, it's EXperi- Ients and it's International Signiti- inCe."
 The New Britain College club. resident, Miss Gladys Day, opened Ic season on Friday. September lG ith a shower tea at the home Of IFS. John Pell"tier on Vance street. iSs Helen Paskus and Miss Evelyn oodale. last years scholarship Win ITS. were the honor guests Tn" ,Xt meeting of the club is set for october l5 when the embers will observe 20th ami