New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

selecting the correct style to suit the various type Of heads. Dorothy Tredennick gave a talk on How to Select Your Clothes"
 Tony Caccanio played the accor- dion between the showings Of the different types of dresses, Hel. Donley played the piano during tne cxhibitis1 Of the models.
 The dresses were loaned by Parker X Parker of New Britain. the hats by the Marion Hat shop of New Britain, and the shoes by Manning 65 Armstrong Of New Britain.
 Pythian Activities
 Pythian Temple. No. %. Pythian Sisters, held a regular meeting in the I. 0. o. F. hall last evening. A large number of members were present and Mothers night was observed.
 A special program was enjoyed as follows; Worthy temple. No. 1o, of New Britain. trio players; piano. Louise FIeslctt; violin, Evelyn Morse; clarinet, William Clarkson; poem, Ny Mother" Beatrice Iari- son; song. Silver Threads Among the Gold" four young ladies oi Pythian temple; reading. Beatrice Cralson, and Homeless rendered by the Worthy Temple trio. Re treatments were served.
 On May o8 Pythian temple will conduct memorial services in I. O. 0. r. hall in honor Of departed members. All mem bers are request ed to attend this meeting. To Meet Southington Two ancient rivals will get to- gether tomorrow when the Tlain- vile and Southington high school baseball teams clash at the local field The Plainville aggregation is in the midst Of q losing streak but i hopes 10 break back into the wm column at the expense Of Lewis High. The Southington team is com ing here determined to get revenge for the two defeats suffered at the hands of Plainville during tho bas- ketball season.
 Plainyiile showed great promise in winning it's first three games but fell down badly against Watertown and Thomaston. Coach Tom Caulfeld is confident that his charges have rid themselves of all the bad base ball in their system and will return 10 form against Southington. Da- toli eill probably draw the pitching assignment.
 To Visit Maine Governor John H. Trumbull will entertain a group Of intimate friend, at his hunting camp in Maine for several days, the party leaving for the camp tomorrow afternoon. Brig adler General William F. Ladd, Con- | missioner of Finance Edward F. Hall, Colonel Charles A. Allen of Rockville, Mayor Talbot 0. Free man and Edward L. Kelley, the gov ernor's executive secretary, will make the trip.
 Man Killed in Accident Details of the automobile accident last evening at the corner Of Broad and Whiting street which resulted in the death Of Richard Henry Ma digan of New Britain can be found on the first page Of this issue. Hospital Notes Mrs. James Steed of Forestvillc is q patient at the Plainville Private ! hospital
 Joseph Faltallc. who was badly injured in an accident last week, is rapidly improving at the hospital. Parade Plans Completed Plans have been completed for the | Memorial Day exercises in Plainyilc. At S:3o a. m. detail of ex-servicc men will visit St. Joseph's cemetery. The parade will form at 2 o'clock al American Legion hall on Whiting street
 Daniel Emery commander of the Sons Of Veterans, will again act as marshal this year and will be assist cd by Commander Frank LeIasseur Of Brock Barnes post, American Lc- zion. The parade will he led by the Fiainville Fife and Drum Corps, fol- lpNfI IN lll| pOll~ pl ' tt'l dIlo, LllN Woman's Relief Corps. the Ameri- can Legion. Boy and Girl Scouts, and group of school children.
 The line Of march will be from Whiting street 10 the center. up West Main street to Washington and along Washington street 10 West cemetery. At the cemetery the Sons of Veterans will hold services. After ward they will go to Forestville to participate in the observance there.
 Briefs
 Dr. and Mrs. Maroney of Hartford are stopping for a few days at the old Milestone
 Mrs. Stella Andrews. who has been staying with her sister, Mrs. Jennie Hickok of East Main street, will leave today for PikcsvIllc, Baltimore. because of the illness Of her daush- Ter and granddaughter.
 Flower Meeting There will be a meeting for poo- rla who arc interested in flowers at the "Old MlIestone' tomorrow cvo- ming at S o'clock. II is hoped 10 make some important plans for the future. Anyone growing flowers IS cordially invited.
 Card Party
 On Wednesday evening. Nay oi, Pythian Temple, No. @9, Pythian Sis ters. Will hold card party in l. c. O. F. hall Whist will he played. Prizes will be awarded the winners and refreshments served. The public IS cordially invited.
 Party Successful A large attendance was present at the final card party Of the season held last evening al Grange hall un-
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