New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
CLUB EVENTS
Daughters of the Amer can Revolution Meeting Other Clubs Gather.

Esther Stanley chapter. Dauch- ters Of the American Revolution. were entertained yesterday after noon by Mrs. |. x. Stanley, Mrs. Harold IIarrop. Miss Esther Stan ley and Mrs, Harry Bates at the Stanley residence on Lexington street. Mrs, Annie Russell Marble of Worcester, Mass. gave an inter cStWg address on Three Gentle women of Boston of 1GS0.'
 Following the meeting tea was served in the dining room with Miss Mary Whttlesey and Mrs. Wal ter Hart presiding at the attractive tea table. Mrs. Maxwell Porter Mrs. Brucmmcr. Mrs. Sherman Raymond, Miss Katherine Swift and Miss Miriam Mouat assisted with the serving.
 The @9th annual meeting of the Connecticut chapter. Daughters Of Founders and Patriots ot America will be held at the Hartford Golf club on Friday. February If. Miss Mary Swift Whittlcscy Of this city president. will preside at the meet ing which will be held at 1 1 o'clock. Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock. | The hostesscs will be Mrs James x. H. Campbell. Mrs. Charles F., . , Mrs Clarence W. Seymour, Mrs. George H. Gilman, Mrs, Albion E, Wilson, all of Hartford.
 Mrs. John Laidlaw Bucl. national president. will give greetings pre- ccding an address by John r. Eolfc, publisher of the Hartford Times. | He has chosen for his subject. "A Ccntury's Test of Connocticut's s 1 Principles"
 A number Of Now Britain mcm- bcrs arc expecting to attend the meeting.
 The regular monthly meeting ol the New Britain chapter of the Con- nccticut League of Women Voters was held Tucrday night. X discussion of world events, naval disarmament particularly was interostcdly con ductcd by Mrs. Browncl Gage oi Sufficld.
 The Maple Hill Woman's club W.. meet at the home of Mrs. N. r. NI,c,o, N-odpccdo,, o fl crDooD u-bc Mrs. Clarence Bennett will spea& Mrs Mannon will be assisted bN Mrs. NJ. J. Shonts. and Mrs. |. w | rape.
 The ever popular fraternity dances are again starting to fill th' school crowds calendar. The frs will be given on the eve of tht Senior High schools graduation. ,HI February 14th at the tlks ball room, by the Alpha Delta Sigms and Theta Sigma fraternitics. M- and Airs. Lionel Depot and Mir. an Mrs. Elton Chase will be patron: and patronesses The committees T charge includes, Paul Cianri Charles Fagen. George Hance. Rob crt Hayes Fred Ritter and Edwar' Steinlc.
 A house meeting of the New Brit ain Musical club will be held Tues day evening at the home of tn President and Mrs. Herbert Woods Harrison street. A musical program is in preparation. including an cn semble under the leadership Of Wal ter Magnuson. A special topic wi come under the heading of "Musl cal Criticism" at which time tn criticisms of Dvorak's New World symphony, printed in the New Tor press after the first performance ( that modern classic in 1893, will Il read These were obtained especial , ly for the club from the files of tn
 New York papers at the New Tor
 public library.
 Because of the opening ot tn new senior high school on fcbruar
 9th, the New Britain College clu
 has postponed it's regular mcctin l from that date until the 24th, Thc it will be held at the home of Mi:
 Lolia and Miss Ethel Littlchalcs 0