New Britain herald., 1930-10-08
PARENTS TO FE7E SCHOOL TEACHERS
 Association to Meet Next WM- nesday Evening at High
 ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING
Masque and Gown Club Dance-Re-
 publican Caucus Tomorrow Eve
 ning-Friends Give Shower to Miss Tani-List of ''To Be Made" Voters

loih-IlSt ol 1o bC NlduC tOVcTS The first meeting of the Plainville Parent Teacher association for the current year will be held at s o'clock Wednesday. The nature of this first meeting will be a recep- tion by the parents for the teachers. A program of entertainment is be- ing prepared and it is expected that large number of parents and teachers will be present to enjoy it. The officers of the association for 1930-S1 are: President, Mrs. Harold L. Newell; vice president, John B. Minor, Jr.: secretary, J. Wendell Toe and treasurer, Frederick J. Richards.
 Nasquc and Gown Club Dance
 The first school dance of the year will be sponsored by the Masque and Gown club of the high school Friday evening, October IT, in the gym- nasium. It is being advertised as d sports dance, which suggests the wearing of sport clothes, novel decorations, and special features.
 Committees are already at work to make this an outstanding social event of the school year. Tickets are now on sale and may be secured from members of the Masque and Gown club or at the high school. Miss Tani Showered Miss Florence Tani of 26 Whiting street gave a miscellaneous shower in honor of her sister, Miss Estelle Tani, on Monday evening at the American Legion hall. About 35 friends were present from Meriden, New Britain, Bristol. Hartford, Ter ryville, aud Plainville.
 The hall was prettily decorated in color scheme of pink and white Miss Tani received a large number of gifts. She will become the bride of John D. Burzulli of New Britain on October 20.
 Nurses Report
 The monthly meeting of the board members of the Plainvil!e Public Health Nursing association was held
 
 rooms in the Neri block.
 Miss Katherine M. Daily, public health nurse, gave a report on the Connecticut Graduate Nurses asso. citation meeting which she attended on October in New Britain. She also gave her monthly report which is as follows: Patients under care a first of the month, general, '; pre- natal, '; maternity, 1; new born, child hygiene, 131 and tuberculosis 4, making a total of 151: new pa tients admitted, general, z; prenatal 3; maternity 2; new born, 3; chile hygiene, ': and tuberculosis, 6; pa tients readmitted, general. 3; pa tients discharged, prenatal, l; to hos pital, 3; general to other care. 3 general cured or improved, 3; ant maternity, 4; patients under care a end of month, general, 8; prenatal 6; child hygiene, Al; and tubercu. losis, 10.
 Miss Daly made 159 nursing visits s2 advisory visits and 12 social serv, ice viists, a total of 233. She also assisted in two deliveries during the month.
 Pythian Lodge Meeting
 All members of Pythian lodge, No ~, Knights of Pythias, are request ed to attend the regular meeting or Friday night when plans will be completed for the trip to Waterbury on October 14. At that time Pythiar lodge will work the first rank on z large class of candidates from Com stock lodge of Waterbury,
 Plainville Grange Meeting
 Home Economic Night was ob served last evening at the regula: meeting of Plainville Grange held 1T Grange hall on Pierce street. 4 large number was present and en- joyed a very interesting program ar ranged by the home economics com. mittee.
 The program was as follows: Song
 Reading ..,.. Mrs. Charles CurtiT |