New Britain herald., 1928-04-18

 koloslli is employed in the Stanley Chemical company.
 Ntidwcck Services
 MldN eek services will be held at the kensington Methodist church tomorrow evening at 7:3o o'clock. They will be conducted by Mrs. Mary Tryon.
 A prayer meeting will be held at the Berlin Congregational church tomorrow evening in tho church par iors at 7:30 o'clock, Rev. Samuel A. fisko will officiatc.
 I" Speak in Newinston
 Mrs. George Greene of kensing- ion will speak on Spring Activities in the Garden tomorrow afternoon at the meeting of the Newington Gardan club. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. E. w. Bell of Ncwington center.
 Grange Whist
 \ card party will be given by the ''' ''ii 'hi"HS' 'oIllolto" iNtDlnS 'tt its hall on Pennington avenue at o'clock. There will be tables for whist bridge and setback. Prizes will he awarded the winners and refreshments served free of charge following the games. The party is opened to the general public.
 The committee in charge of the party is as follows: Mr. and Mrs. J.. Ellsworth. Mrs. Rollin DeWolfc, Mrs. William Sheldon and A. Holm- puist; refreshments, Mir. and Mrs. J. Hartley.
 Social Items
 Leroy Flcischcr, son of Charles Flcischcr of kcnsington returned yesterday 10 Harvard Law school after spending the spring vacation at his home here.
 Miss Marion Bruce is visiting with Mrs. A. A. Barrett of Worthington ridge for a few days
 Miss Betty Lou Troupe, who has been ill at her homo. The Ledges," on Worthington ridge with scarlet '''''' '.' oht eulil dltSl btlIlS Iuil antincd for three weeks. Miss Florence Gibncy. who was quaran- tined with her, has returned to her home.
 Miss Viola Boardman has returned 10 her home after visiting with Miss Marion Whitman. Miss Whitman accompanied her home and will spend q few days with Miss Board- man.
 Berlin Grange Program
 A soml-monthly meeting of the Berlin Grange was held last evening and was well attended The women of the organization put on their part in the competitive program. Reading, solos and tableau were given by the following: Mrs. q. Ven tres, Miss Pearl Young. Miss Bertha Young. Miss Miriam Skinner, Mrs. l.. Austin, Miss Viola Boardman, Miss Marion Whitman and Miss Frances Wallace. A song, We've Got the Mumps," was sung by Misses Laura Brown. Nellie Brown. Esther Adams, Virginia Bushnell. Frances Wallace and Mary Michaels. Other songs were sung by the women.
 Food sale Saturday
 The Missionary society of the Ken sington Congregational church will hold d food sale on Saturday after noon at the Legion hall in kensing- ton from 5 to o'clock.
 Given Surprise Shower
 A surprise shower was given in honor of Miss Catherine Mckeon last evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Mckeon of kensington. About 50 of her friends from Hartford. Rockville. New Britain. Southington and this town were present. She re- ceived many useful gifts. A pleas ant evening was passed by all in at tendance and refreshments were served. Miss McKeon will become the bride of Charles Ronketty. who is connected with Giana's and Ron- ketty's store in kensington, on May 7th.
 East Berlin Items
 The ladies of St. Gabriels Epis- copal church will hold a whist in the social rooms Friday evening st o'clock. Tables of bridge as well as regular whist will be played
 The Sacred Heart whist was the most successful from both social and financial standpoint of any ever held in the church. There were 3.,
 
 whist played. The prize winners