New Britain herald., 1930-03-29
Social Mews
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acterized by the continued growth and progtess of the chapter. For the past six years her frequent attend ance at the meetings of the national board of management has kept her in touch with national policies.
 Delegates attending the general court from Connecticut will be the president, Miss Crofut; the recording secretary. Mrs. James N. H. Camp bell of Hartford; the histoFian, Mrs. N. D. Baldwin of Derby; the treas urer, Mrs. W. E. Parker of New Britain and Mrs. Joel Anderson of Stamford. Alternates will be Miss Emeline Street, state vice regent, D. A. R., Mrs. Frederick Strong of Bridgeport. Mrs. Herbert Crandall and Miss Alice Green of New Lon- don, Miss Whittlesey, Mrs. c. B. Bolmer of New Haven, Mrs. George Matthies of Seymour, Mrs. Frank Mitchell of NewtoWn, Mrs. s. S. Chadeayne of Stamford. Miss Cor nclia Smith of Litchfield and Miss H. P. Marsh of New Haven. All members of the organization are wei come at all meetings. /
 The date for the first of the three musicales to be given at the Shuttle Meadow club has been defi- nuely settled. It will take place on Tuesday evening, April 22nd. Miss Helen Tiffany and Miss Maudo Hurst Blanchard, will be the guest artists in a two piano concert that evening.
 Every one seems most enthusi- astic over the programs as half of the necessary subscriptions have already been received by the en- entertainment committee. Thedates have been set for Friday, May 9th, and Friday, May 23rd. At the sec- orsd, Harold Berkley, who needs no lauditing, as his reputation has gone before him, will be the artist. On the third and last, a most unusual program has been planned. One half of the program will be provided by we'll known 'cellist and the other half by q Russian dancer who is at present making her debut at the Metropolitan Opera House of New York city in a Stravinsky poem.
 By next week, the committee hopes to be able to give more de- tailed program and a list of those who have already subscribed.
 The New Britain Womans' club had it's final meeting of the 29-S0 season on Tuesday afternoon. The business meeting was preceded by a luncheon. After. the usual yearly reports, the election of officers took place. They are to be, for the club year, 'S0-'31, as follows:
 President. Mrs. Buell. B. Bassette; {; first vice president, Mrs. F. Ray mond Gilpatrick; second vice pres ident, Mrs. Alphonzo B. Porter; Re- cording secretary. Mrs. Douglas A. Johnson: corresponding secretary, Mrs. Edwin W. Schultz; treasurer, Mrs Arthur II. Harrop assistant treasurer. Miss Esther B. Stanley; | auditor Mrs. Louis s. Reynal; di- rectors, Mrs. John c. Loomis, Mrs. William F.. Parker, Mrs. Orville r. Parker. Mrs. Harold M. Parsons, l Mrs. Laurence Mouat,- Mrs. Ray w. | Leach.
 Committees for the year are: Civic Cemmlttee--Miss Carolin 3 F.. Hillard, chairman; Miss Ruth F. Bristoll, Mrs. Stanley NJ. Cooper. Mrs. William II. Crowell, Mrs. Leon F. Dary, Mrs. Clarence Der rick, Mrs. George H. Dyson, Mrs. Charles F. Erickson, Mrs. Russell c Germond, Mrs. Alfred D. Hein- inger, Mrs. Edward A. Holstein. Mrs. Frederic w. Latham, Mrs. Irving w. Mott, Mrs. John Purney, ! Mrs. Maurice N, Stanley, Miss Eve lyn s. Swift, Mrs. Clifford W. Up- son, Mrs. Kenneth H. Walther, Miss Jennie Vessel, Mrs. Louis W. Young, Mrs. Henry Hooker.
 | Hospitality Committee Mrs. Ralph B. Britton, chairman; Mrs. Roy F. Bowtell, Mrs. Harrison C. Bristoll, Mrs. Henry T. Burr, Mrs. Robert T. Chapman, Mrs. Curtis w. Christ. Mrs. Parker w. Fairbank. Mrs. Olive Judd Ingraham, Mrs. Edward S. Lancaster, Miss Grace Manning. Mrs. William T. Norris sey. Mrs. Virgil M. Palmer, Mrs, Richard B. Pinches, Mrs. Cedric Powers, Mrs. Richard w. Pullen,
 Mrs. William S. Rowland, Mrs. Kenneth M. Searle, Mrs. Lucian II. Stevens. Mrs. Johnstone Vance, Mrs. Loren R. Weir, Mrs. Gardner I C. Weld, Mrs. Herbert s. Woods. Mrs. Frank Zwick.
 | Press Committee-Mrs. Earle V. s. Blake, Miss Florence NJ. Camp, Mrs. Edward W. Clary. Mrs. +. Chester Hale, Mrs. Harry c. Hine. Mrs. Lawrence C. Humason, Mrs. | William l.. Humason. Miss E. Ger trude Rogers. Mrs. Elmer E. Stone, Mrs. George B. Taylor. Mrs. Rich ard L. White, Mrs. Laura Wood 1 ford.
 Social Committee-Mrs. William II. Judd, chairman; Mrs. Frederick W. Allderigc, Mrs. Bert F. Arm strong, Mrs. Geogc F. Atwater Mrs. Horace NJ. Brown. Mrs. Raymond 4. Catlin, Mrs. John E. Curtin, Mrs, G Albert Grabinsky. Mrs. Arthur S. Grant, Mrs. Herman s. Hall, Mrs Joseph M, Halloran, Mrs. Carl J.