New Britain herald., 1930-03-14

A@A~t A tAD AAtO44 Peck Spring Co, were held this aft crnoon at 2:S0 o'clock at her late home. Rev. J. H. Stokes, pastor Of the Prospect Avenue church of Hart | ford, officiated. Burial was in Bur 1 lngton. Birthday Party
 Bruce Martin of l5 Broad street entertained seven of his friends at birthday supper last evening in hon. or of his seventh birthday. Those present were Gracia Morse, Charles King, Barbara Johnson. Donald O'Brien. Phyllis Goeb, Ruth Gustaf- son. and Myrtle Hatfield. A very en- joyable time was had by all.
 Reception Tomorrow
 The elementary and advanced dancing classes conducted by Mrs. F. l.. Benzon and Miss Dorothy Clayton will hold their reception tomorrow after oon from 3 to o'clock in Colonial hall. Miss Clay ton was graduated from St. Mar Garct's school in Waterbury and has studied ball room and csthetic dancing with Miss Irmia Daley in New Haven and J. P. Neville in Hartford
 About 75 children will take part in the reception. several special dance numbers being the features. Miss Harriet Relay and Dickie Simpson. youngsters, dressed in CO., lonial costumes, will dance "cuckoo clock polka" Miss Ruth Seymour, attired in white and cerise satin costume, will dance the "breakaway." Miss Lois Johnson of Forestville, in an appropriate CO.'S tune, will dance the ''Swanee river tap dance" Miss Phyllis Peace, in q Dutch costume, will click her wooden heels in typical Dutch dance. Miss Minnie Williams will be dressed to represent poppy in q poppy dance.
 The high school group held it's re- ception on Tuesday evening, at which time special dances were pre- sented. A special waltz was danced by Miss Dorothy Seymour and Charles Buell..
 "Y" Team Victorious
 The fast travelling Plainvile "Y" basketball team won it's first game in the playoff series 10 decide the championship of the Hartford County "Y" league last evening at the Bristol Boys club, defeating the South Church five of New Britain after q thrilling and hard fought battle, 27 to 25. It was the locals second victory in one week over last years champions.
 On Monday night the local team will meet the Mapping aggregation in Hartford. A win for the locals will give them the league title and the right to enter the state tourna- ment. A complete story of last nights game can be found on the sporting page Of this issue.
 Local Couple Sued
 Suit for damages of s200 has been brought by George Kayeski of 52 Smalley street. New Britain, against Michael and Margaret Daunis of 13 Shuttle Meadow avenue. The writ is rcturnable in the city court Of New Britain on the fifth Monday of March. Property of the defendants in Plainville has been attached by Deputy Sheriff l.. W. Furrey.
 Quarterly Conference
 The fourth quarterly conference will be held at the Plainville Metho- dist church on Tuesday evening. Dis trict superintendent w. Beach will preside. Plans for supper and other details are being completed.
 EvangeHsttc Service
 There will be a special evangelis- tic service this evening at 7:45 o'clock at the Advent Christian church. Rev. J. ". Denton of Bos- ton will be the speaker. He has been conducting the services in Hartford and New Britain during the past week and is coming to rlainville by special invitation.
 VJownspeoplc III
 Mrs. L. A. Lester is reported as being seriously ill at her home on Park street.
 The condition of II. A. James, who is ill at his home on Broad street. remains about the same.
 Praying Meeting
 The Hartford Praying band will hold q gospel meeting on Sunday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lena Hanson of II