New Britain herald., 1930-10-13

evening at the high school by tho Parent Teacher association. A well come to both parents and teachers will be extended by the president, Mrs. Harold L. Newell. Rev. Ar thur A. Ball will extend a welcome from the various churches. The program of entertainment will in- cude readings, solos and musical selections.
 A cordial invitation is extended to parents and friends of the asso- citation to attend this meeting. PalazzO Girls Involved
 The two daughters of Domenico ed in the sordid case revealed by the police Friday. Through a mis- understanding in the spelling of the names, the name of John Posadas or 32 Canal street was published. The Posadas family had absolutely no connection in the case. The Herald wishes to rectify this error.
 Hearing This Evening
 A hearing on Tomlinson avenue will be held this evening al o'clock in the town hall by the town plan commission. All property owners in- volved are asked to be present to discuss the matter with the com- mission.
 Following the hearing the com- mission will hold its regular meeting.
 Funeral of Deaconess
 Funeral services for Fife M. Phillips, deaconess in the Episcopal church. who died Friday in St. Luke's hospital New York city. were held this afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs Charles H. Cur tis of Welch street and at 2:30 o'clock at the Church of Our Saviour. Bishop E. c. Atkinson of Connecticut oticated. Burial was in Thompsonville.
 Deaconess Phillips was the widow of William J. Phillips of New Lon- don. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Frances Pilkington and two sisters, Mrs. Charles H. Curtis of Plainville and Mrs. Alfred J. Weaver of Hartford.
 Interest Is High
 A great deal of interest and en- thusiasm is being shown in the sport dance which is to be held Friday evening in the high school gymnasium. The foliage idea will be followed in decorating the gym nasum. with leaves, cornstalks and pumpkins depicting the beauty of a fall scene. Evening dress will be taboo 1t this affair. Sport wear will be the vogue, with knickers and sweaters very much in fashion.
 Tickets may be secured from any member of the MasQue and Gowr club. Pupils will be given an oppor- tunity to purchase their tickets Wednesday during the lunch periods at the booth in the lower corridor of the school.
 Episcopal Church Notes
 Various events will be conducted by various organizations in the Church of Our Saviour this week. : On Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock the choir will conduct a pub lie bridge and whist party in the parish house. Prizes will be given in whist to ladies and gentlemen for both high and low scores. In bridge prizes will be offered for high SCOT , ing lady and gentleman.
 On Thursday evening at o'clock the evening group of the Ladies Guild will meet with Mrs. Frank Parsons on Broad street.
 At TAO p. m. Thursday the teach ing staff of the church school will meet at the church where transpor- tation will be provided to St. Mark $ Episcopal church in New Britain for the second lecture in the teacher training class.
 On Friday evening the Girls Friendly society will meet in the parish house to start it's fall and winter programs.
 A special meeting of the officers and teachers of the church school Is called for Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the parish house. All teachers and officers are urged to make special effort to be present.
 Elect Officers
 At a meeting held at the club rooms at Whites Crossing, mem bers of the Sunset Athletic club elected officers for term of three months. They are as follows: President. Salvatore Fortuna: treas urer, Armenod Nalbandian; secre- tary. Leon Falkowski and publicity agent. J. Edman.
 It was voted that the club be rep resented in the following winter sports. Bowling, indoor miniature golf and ice hockey. Stanley Nesgo- da will be the coach in these activi- ties.
 Blues Defeated
 A fighting Plainville Blue football team was defeated yesterday after noon l3 to by strong Watertown eleven in that town. Despite the lack of experience of many of the l Blue players. the team put up a great fight from the opening whistle