New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
PRAYER DAY PLANS
 MADE BY CHURCHES
Mill Hold Annual Observance
 Here on March r
PY7HIAN SISTERS INSTALL
High School Five 10 Meet LitchGcld Jcam-School Children Entertain mcnt This Evcning-Grangc Val cntinc Masquerade Dance.

cntiDc Masquerade Dance,
 Al meeting held this week at 1 the home of Mrs. Frank s. White oi Pennington avenue, two repre- aehtatlFcs from each of the five To- cal churches were present and made i plans for the annual observance of | the World Day of Prayer for Mis- ! sions' on March :. It was decided to 1 hold a devotional service at the Bap- t'st church on the afternoon of March '. Details will be announced later by the chairman. Mrs. A. D. Kcndrck
 It was also decided to hold an &H-day meeting on Thursday, March ! C. at the Congregational church p"r'3h mouse to sew for the New i brItain General hospital These two . events arc to he separate this wear | lhstcad Of combined as they have | been Tor the past few years.
 Officers Installed
 INthian temple, No. %. Pythian i Sisters. held it's installation Of off 1 ccrS last evening in ]. o. 0. F. hall. ! Nlsltors were present from surround . Ing temples. Gifts were presented ;o i the grand deputy, Martha Snyder. by | the fythlan temple, and also to hmma Aspinwall, past chief. by her associate officers Of 1929.
 The grand deputy presented her aIucS with gift Flowers were siv cn 10 the retiring chief. Emma AS pihWaiI: retiring mistress Of records and correspondence. Ruth Wilson, retiring mistress of finance. Beatrice C&riSon; grand deputy .,iurtha Snv- der; G. S., Sarah Hart: G. M.. Ora Nlcoi; and chief, Margaret Wilbur,
 Speeches were made by tbo "tputy and other officers. Refresh hlehts were served and all present reported a good time.
 The temple voted 10 attend tha official visit of Worthy Temple in New Britain in March. On Wedncs- day February l9. the Pythian Sis. ters will give a. whist in I. 0. 0. F, nall 10 which the public is invited, Prizes will be awarded the winners and refreshments served.
 The officers installed last gvcnin. by Deputy Martha Snyder and her aides Sarah Hart and Ora Nicol. all oi Hartford, are as follows: Most { excellent chief, Margaret Wilbur: most excellent senior, Jennie ! ,ac"cy most excellent junior Agnes Bowman; manager. Agnes WILCOX; mistress of E. and C. Elm ma Andrews; mistress Of finance Ella IickWolf; protector. Jennie F'lckok; guard, Anna Turner: past chief. Emma Aspinwall: rcprcsrn- 'at'vc to grand lodge, Ecrylc Ban nell; and alternate. Anna Turner.
 kntcrtains at Rrid-c Miss May Morgan opened her new home on Park street ycstcrdey aft crnoon by entertaining nine tables of bridge and whist The event 1 vas il combination of the Twilight 1 Fridge club, of which Miss Morgan l is mrmbcr. the Ideal Whist club, 1 and their friends.
 . to Mrs. WcdScr, Mrs Sophie DcX- 1 ter and Mrs. Edward Carter. The whist trophies were won by Mrs. Henry Norway. Mrs Fra nk John. 1 son and Mrs J. t. Lewis. The l decorations and score cards were ! appropriate for Lincon's birthday , Guests were present from Hartford. New Britain, Waterbury, and Bris. / tol.
 | Annual Observance The New Britain Plainville branch i Of the x. A. A. (. r. will observe it's annual Lincoln Douglas GGy at the i A. M. E. Zion church in New Brit ain tomorrow evening. A literary and musical program of Negro 1 works will be presented.
 Entertainment Tonight
 It is expected that the high school