New Britain herald., 1928-05-15

Plans will probably be made to se- cure bus service to the Percival ave- nue baseball grounds on Sundays.
 Ladies' Aid So4fety
 The Ladies' Aid society Of the kensington Methodist church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:sO o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles Gullong. A full attendance is de- sired.
 Annual Meeting Tl,urMlay
 The annual meeting of the Emma Hart Willard chapter D. A. K. will be held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the hone of Mrs. Sidney NJ. Cowles of Kensington. Mrs. l.e- land Gwatkin will give c report of the Continental congren recently held in Washington. Annual re- ports will be read and other tm- rortant business transacted. A large attendance of the daughters is ex- pected.
 Court This Evening
 A session of the Berlin town court will be held this evening at the Town hall at 7:3O o'clock. Judge George G. Griswold will preside.
 Attending Reception Today
 E. o. Shjerden and R. 6. Clark are attending the reception being held today at the Shuttle Meadow club by the Traffic bureau Of the New Britain Chamber of Commerce in honor of the officials of the Reading Railroad company.
 Baseball Practices
 Robert Silsby of Berlin wishes all boys who inteti to play baseball this summer to report at the Com. grounds tomorrow evening at 6;30 o'clock.
 A practice Of the Kensington Con- church baseball team will be held Thursday evening at the church grounds. All members Of the squad arc asked to be- present
 Democratic Whist friday
 The committee in charge of thu "hist to he given in the storehouse Of the Berlin Auto Sales company oA Friday evening by the democratic women report that a large number e' tickets have been sold and a rec ord crowd is expected. The com 'oltfee is working hard to secure a speaker of prominence to aldrt ss 'he gathering and an announcement to this effect will De made later in the week. The storehouse is large enough to acconmodat, a larg. @roWd and the committee expects Lhat there will be 9 big dom1nd fer tickets today and tomoffo.. There wi 1! be tables enough for Ill trose who are present. and over 2a prizes viii be awarded the winners.
 Visiting Friends
 Miss Edith Smith of Boston is isiting friends "in Ber'in for a ,llort time.
 4 number Of forrnn" residents cf East Berlin attended the whist held 1 ast evening st the Sacred Hesrt l hu"ch parloxs in East Ce-'in and en. wed acquatntances.
 East Berlin Items. The Book club will meet this eve- 'ing at $ o'clock at tho homo of l Mrs. L. M. Root for tho regular l monthly meeting of the organization. Tho program for the Community ;lub show tomorrow evening will be varied one. music. comedy mum. 'ers and monologue featuring the { entertainment. The hall is expected 0 be packed to the doors for the 1 occasion.
 The Sacred Heart whist last eve- hing was the most largely attended went of the season. there being l ,early 40 tables of play. Many were present. from New Britain. Middle own. Bristol and other nearby cities. 1 Fridge prizes were awarded to the ollowing: Mrs. G. Igo, Mrs. J. )'Brien. Mrs. B. Crossiey, Mrs. I. A. durrane. Miss T. Lynch. Mrs. T. | Kenny. Mrs. J. Crowley, Mrs. I. G. Wood, Mrs. w. sheedy. The prizes or regular whist were awarded as l Mrs. F. Mccarthy. V. E. l 'inne. D. J. Ahearn. J. Cote, Mrs. NJ. Ryan. Mrs. l.. Baldwin. W. Gray. '1rs. P. Manley. Mrs. l.. Collins, Mrs 1 }. Collins, Mrs. C. Cashman. Mrs B. Tenn. Mrs. J. Malone. Mrs. J. P Ma 'uire. Miss Elizabeth Butler and frs. W. Doyle. Special prizes were warded to Mrs P. Manlcy and Mrs. !