New Britain herald., 1929-11-02
CLUB EVENTS
Mrs. Harry Bates Presides at D. A. R. Friday-Wonl- ans Club Holds Meeting.

The New Britain chapter Of the Mount St. Joseph's aIumnae assocla- ,lon met on Monday evening to elect |. oihcers. Miss Marie Cavanaugh was ! elected to presidency and Miss Mar {. caret Conway to secretaryship. Plans ! Tor the annual dinner and bridge . were made. The affair will take place 1 on November 3rd at the Blue Spruce . mn at Warehouse Point. Miss Noy- | ,an Conlin was appointed to be chair man.
 The Woman's club has as it's | speaker on Tuesday afternoon. Miss . Eunicc Harriet Avery of Springfield. | Mass. The meeting was called at . 2:30. and q great number of mem | h"rs turned out to hear Miss Avery's . talk on India. Miss Avery will again address the club, on December 31st.
 The Polish Junior league gave it's i first social affair of the year We'd ! nesday evening at Nordcn's bunga- l ants and friends of the members . were present from other towns and . cities.
 The Lexington lodge. L Q. Q. F., | held a Halloween party following
 heir usual business meeting on Thursday evening
 The members of the East Berlin romnunity club gave a Halloween entertainment at their club rooms on Wednesday evening. Entertainment vas varied, from stage dancing, sing .ng, and sketches, to magic. Walter Schwartz of Lincoln street. this city, performed his clever card and magic .rCks.
 The Jolly Twelve celebrate.' their silver anniversary at g. party on Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Natherine Bennett on Gilbert street The guests were, Mrs. Clifford Hart, Mrs. Thomas Spence, Mrs Benjamin i Thompson, Mrs. Thomas Jnwin, Mrs. Harry Zinman, Mrs. Joseph Murphy Mrs. Patrick Sherrey, Miss Anna Ross, and Miss Emma Dube.
 On December 3rd, which falls on Tuesday. the Mens's Choral club will give it's first concert. Announcement to this effect was made by Fred w. Macomber, president of the organi- 2ation during the past week The concert will be held in the Central junior high school auditorium Roy William Steele of New York will be conductor. Through Mr. Steele. the New York Philharmonic string en- semble has been induced to be here for the concert to accompany the chorus and to play special numbers.
 The Stanley Rule and Level Girls club gave a Halloween dance at Norden's bungalow on Tuesday night. About 75 couples were present. Cider, doughnuts and pumpkin pies, true harvest refreshments. were scrv- cd. Novelties and prizes were award ed.
 A Halloween masquerade was held by the American Institute of Banking under the auspices of the New Britain Trust company on Tuesday evening in the New Britain couples were present at the meeting and dance. Miss Abbie Dawson, Miss Ruth Taylor, and Leon Hunter were the committee in charge of the af- fair. Mrs. Raymond Fraprie was awarded the prize for the prettiest costume. She was dressed as Pier rette. Walter Grimshaw won the mems prize for his costume of pirate. Miss Margaret Peterson of . Bristol, won the prize offered for the women. for the most original costume, being dressed as a colonial dame, and Leon Hunter was awarded the corresponding prize for the men, heinz "hobo." MT. and Mrs Will liam Pease were judged the fun niest', they were dressed as a negro nanny and her "Rastus.'
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 Ladies night was observed by the New Britain lodge of Moose Thurs day evening.
 The first meeting Of the season | of Esther Stanley chapter. Daugh- ters of the American Revolution, | was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Howard J. Bruemmer | on West Main street. Mrs. Bennett | Hubbard and Mrs. Dudley Walker assisted Mrs. Bruemmer
 Edwin J. Dingle F. E. c. S, of Oakland, Calif., gave an interesting address on "Thc Re-Birth of a Ma | tion.'
 Following the meeting tea was in the dining room with Mrs. Frank J. Porter and Mrs. Frederick i Searle presiding at the table. Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Kenneth | Searle, Mrs. Maurice Pease, Mrs. Edward Lancaster. Mrs. Percival Platt, Mrs. Richard Pritchard Miss Katherine Swift and Miss Miriam Mouat assisted with the serving.
 The annual meeting of the New ington Garden club will be held next Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. H. Cogswell on Theo-