New Britain herald., 1929-10-28

Mrs. Charles Hawkins of Middle town road, will entertain several of her friends at a Halloween birthday party in the Community house
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Troupe will entertain 20 of their friends at a Halloween supper, Thursday eve ming at their home on Worthington ridge.
 The members of the Queen Esther circle of the Konsington Methodist church will hold q Halloween social in the church parlors Thursday eve ming The public is invited 10 come. All those not appearing in costume will be fined. All sorts of games ghost stories, and other weird things will make up the evenings enter tainncnt. A charge of a penny for each article on the refreshmcnt list will be made.
 Harvest Supper Plans
 Plans for the harvest supper, to be given by the Woman's Aid so- cicty of the Berlin Congregational church in the church parlors Friday evening at 6:30 o'clock, are being completed The supper will be in charge of Mrs. Russell Gold. The general solicitation of food, which has always been made, will not be tried this year, but to meet the ad- ditional expense ar increase in price will be made. It is hoped that this plan will meet with the approval of the congregation, members turning out on Friday evening. Following the supper, Rev. Samuel A. Fiske will give one of his travelogues and illustrate his talk with lantern slides.
 Church Members at Conference
 The regional conference of the Congregational churches held in New Britain was attended by many Berlinitcs yesterday. This annual conference consisted of the churches of New England. Addresses were given and in the evening there was a commissioning service for Alfred Carleton and Mary Carleton, under for service in Turkey.
 Notes
 MT and Mrs. Pardon C. Rickey will give a dinner party fer friends at their home on Warrington ridge tomorrow night. They will later en- certain with q theatcr party in Hart ford.
 On Wednesday evening Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Griswold are to give a party at their charming old home in kcnsington. Their guests will include friends from Berlin and New Britain.
 Tomorrow evening a card party will be given in Berlin Grange hall by members of that organlzation. Prizes will be awarded the winners The public is invited.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Peck of Ken smgton and MT. and Mrs. Norman Bigelow of Berlin attended the Yale Army game in New Haven Saturday.
 Scout Activities
 The Cub Scouts will meet this eve ming in the scout rooms at 63O o'clock. Scou5master l.. c Shjerdcn will be in charge.
 The Girl Scouts held their meeting today at o'clock in the scout rooms of the church. Mrs. s. Chase Coalcs vas in charge.
 Tabs Rehearsal
 The Tabs drum corps will meet this evening in Tabs hall, Kensng- ton, for the weekly rehearsal. No Football Game
 The Berlin Panthers did not show up for their scheduled game with the Plainville Blues yesterday and the Plainvlle club took the game by fCrfeit. The Plainville management that call was received yesterday purporting to come from the local manager to the effect that the team could not show up because several players had been injured in an auto accident. It is rumored around town that the team has broken up but the cause Of the ru- mored split has not been ascertaned.
 May Form Bowling League
 It is thought that the American Paper Goods Manufacturing com pany may form several bowling teams for the coming season. The season has started for many of the New Britain factories but as yet the