New Britain herald., 1930-01-24
JUNIOR PROMENADE GUESTS ANNOUNCED
Large Attendance Expected at Annual School Affair
WIT CIRCLE INSTALLATION
riajnyilcl Woman Granted Divorce High school Five in Action To- nsht-Narious Organizations Plan Whist ParticS-Other Items.

night-Narious Organizations Plan Whist Partics-Other Items.
 Plans have been completed for the junior promenade to be held at the Plainville high school on Fcbru- ary :. The affair promises to be one of the most successful social events ever held at the school. The pa ! irons and patroncsses for the prom 1 have been selected as follows Mr. and Mrs. Stanley $. GWillim, MT. and Mrs. Charles Sherman. Superintend- cnt and Mrs. Leon (. Staples, Prin- ' cipal Douglas $. Macdonald and Miss | Barbara, Beach, and pr. Thomas i Danahcr and Miss Helen Barrett.
 The decoration. for the prom this | year will be in keeping with the i Valentine season and will consist 1 mainly Of color scheme of rcd and white. The orchestra which has ] been selected is one of the best negro | orchcstras in this part of the New | SldtCS- u hiii b' tlN ' Nelson and his Nighthawks." It plays every night except Friday at 1 the PAlais Royal, a popular night club in Hartford.
 As there are few formal affairs in the town of Plainvile, the high school authorities are hoping that the townspeople will take advantage of the prom. It Is being held carly this year because a. number of peo- | pie are in favor of holding it dur | ing the winter months.
 WIT Officers Installed
 | The newly elected officers of Washington -Trumbull circle. Com panions of the Forest, were installed last evening at the regular meeting held in Legion hall on Whiting street. A large number was pres ent to witness the installation eX- ercises.
 The officers installed were as fol.
 lows: Chief companion. Mrs. Sarah
 Morgan; sub-chief. Mrs Irene
 Provcncher: financial secretary
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 secretary, Mrs. Josephine Massi
 treasurer, Mrs. Mary Schubert;
 chaplain. Mrs Elizabeth Cassidy;
 right guide, Mrs. Nernona Mastri,
 ana; left guide, Ethel Thompson; in,
 side guard. Mrs. Corinne Fox: out,
 side guard. Mrs. Lena Silyernail
 first trustee. Elinora Raymoud; sec, ond trustee, Margaret Creedon third trustee. Theresa Dezenzo pianist, Mrs. N[olla Foran: and phy
 scian. Dr. Lawrence IT. Frost. On Wednesday evening, Februar, 19. the circle will celebrate its thirt I anniversary in Legion hall Member , of Court General IaWton, r. of A , and their wives and friends hay f been invited to be present as guest. The members will extend invitation
 to their husbands and friends to b,
 their guests at the exercises.
 The anniversary exercises will b' , opened with supper at 6:S0 o'clock This will be followed by an enter
 tainment and a social hour of care , playing. The committee in charge 0
 arrangements is as follows: Chair , man, Anna Conlon, Mrs. Saraf Morgan, Mrs. Mary Schubert, Mrs , Lena Silvernail, Mrs, Elizabeth Gas sidy and Elnora Raymond. Furtlle D announcements concerning the an P niversary will be made later. , Granted Divorce
 , Loretta David Dorado of Plain
 vile was granted a divorce iron her husband Frank Dora2io, b, Judge Newell Jennings in superio court in Hartford yesterday.
 Besides the divorce. she was giv < en custody Of a daughter and ai allowance of s4 a week for the sup port of the child. She told the judg, f that her husband turned her out 0
 the house in September. 1926.
 The couple were married on Ma,
 22, 1925, but the marriage was neyc