New Britain herald., 1928-04-28

Mrs Robert J. Vance. Miss Parsons. Mrs. Fred Latham, Mrs. John Lind say, Miss Gertrude Jahn. Mrs. Ed ward Case, Mrs. Ella McAulcy. Mrs. Oscar Erickson. Mrs. John HalloWay Mrs. A. G. Bull, and Mrs. John Finchcs.
 The committee in charge includes, Mrs. F. A. Papenforth, candy: Mrs. A. G. Bull. tables; and Mrs. Harry Brown, prizes.
 The annual meeting ot Esther Stanley chapter. Daughters of th" | American Revolution, will be held 1 Friday. May f. at the Shuttle Mead oN club. The meeting will start with a luncheon to be followed by re- ports of delegates to the thirty seventh continental congress held in Washington last week The officers annual report will be read and the election of officers held. There will be music.
 Miss Flora Humphrey is in charge of the luncheon.
 Mrs. Frederick C. Tcich of Freder- ick street was elected president of the Woman's club of Maple Hill to succeed Mrs. F. B. Proudman at the annual meeting of the club held | Wednesday at the Blue Pate Tea room on Pennington avenue. Hart ford. The meeting was preceded by luncheon at 1:3o o'clock, which was in charge of Mrs. G. K. Spring, Mrs. A. r. White and Mrs. T. L. Monicr.
 Mrs A. P. White was elected first vice president, Mrs. R. B. Doanc second vice president and Mrs Frank F. Eau, secretary. Mrs. II H. Howard was reelected treasurer The chairmcn of committees vcrt appointed as follows: Music. Mrs c. K. Spring: press, Mrs. w. H. Fit zell: membership, Mrs. R. B. Doane' flowers, Mrs. L. L. Harding. The nominating committee which mad : up the slate was composed of Mrs : Doane, chairman. Mrs J. II. Latham and Mrs. T. 1T. Cogswell. Mrs. D. l.. Morse. a guest of th' club, read a paper on the early hls tory of the organization Mrs. Morse is the founder of the club. 1t wa voted to send two delegates to tn annual convention Of Woman's club at New Haven on May Is. Is and v Mrs. Tcich was appointed as on delegate with the power to choos the other
 Emma Hart Willard chapter n A. R., held its annual meeting an' luncheon Thursday afternoon at 'h . Berlin Congregational church,
 The fifth annual banquet of th
 Stanley Works Girls club vas hel' Thursday evening at the Shutt|
 Meadow club.
 The dining room and the ballroom
 were attractively decorated wit
 lavender and purple morning s'ol
 les. The tables were decorated wit '6I IIlH lltIlS dtiD rliSN''ii d NSl's7' ''s
 Dorothy Eet's was toastm'stress
 Mrs. katheryn Clark was guest c
 honor.
 The Sistcrhood Literary circle me st the home Of Mrs Jack Zlering c
 Tuesday afternoon. The meeting va
 addressed by Mrs. Joseph Davis C
 Waterbury. 2, representative of th
 League of Women Voters at th
 convention at Washington. Sh
 spoke on The Cause and Cure (
 War"
 The Literary circle meets once
 month in the homes of members
 discuss current events and moder
 fiction.
 The Sisterhood B'Nai Israel score M social success on Tuesday evenin when a welcome bridge was held a greeting to strangers in the con
 munity. The attendance was lars
 and the Sisterhood is confident th'
 the congregation has gained mar new friends.
 II The club rooms at Walnut Fl school were the scene of lar, gathering on Thursday afternot III when the New Britain Teachers ell II held it's April Tea. The festive de J orationa In spring cclorlnEs center