J... o‘er; tables down the the gathering stepper 4:12.. reset ”to“. re )1- cookies. The Ie'out Council halite Ind furnished local girl or the in am. crucial unsuncor. or or small troubles. Cr thin”. W at the evening in- hit Pugh. girl scout, Mrs. it! this city. Mrs. 4’. Chondleil. and Miss Helen Price. national camp di- Annie Shuielt. Captain 'fiPersls Stannard: 35mm: Troop 3. - Ghdliio. Marlon Ragnar. (dwell. Margot-l Jennings. ' Harris: 'l'roop 8. Re. or the Saint Council their tendertoot , Deane. the director. and ' beta of the scout council " lion. r, ’ his; Posh. 'mt girl scout herself. mgr , ' on the pilo- ‘iiorsubieca Not a word greet purpose oi tho girl W is to inalte for 'Mm and better home. ”one said in etlineoitholriaarrlage ”proposedtorthosuuee r 250 Mathers And vtering‘way is which she, deflh' rile more sermon—soon mm; CONN. Daughiae At Scout Supper girl to meet the problems which content horoeagiotherandooo .hosieinaher. is as easy. natural W- -llotllu weatoatoexplsiathe earning 0! the badges. what it all meant. the tests that had to be passed and the didiooltles involved. She saplsieed the didlenlt phases ct scouting and idle et the it dit- terent sierlt badgeem which have to be earned betorsths girl can win tho Golden lsglottho highest oi ail scouting honors. » hiss talk was received with en- thiioiaeni and odmirehou. Mrs. s'ollard , Mrs. Herbert Pollard presented scouti from the mother‘s side and certainly gave an interesting ‘ de- scription oi what scouting had ac- complished in her home . She said that in her house there were two girl scouts and a boy scent and that stiles her children had Joined these various organisa- tions she had noticed a vast dliter- enoo in the homer . Howl )lrs. round then sited on in- stance. where she was ill at her hoiuo tor a number or weir loot lprlno. an illness that ordinarily would have demanded a nurse. However. no nurse was engaged tor pie simple reason that her two scout daughters and her scout son tended house. cooked. cleaned and looked after her in ‘ a manner which would have done credit to a group oi grownups and tell nothing to be desired. 'i'he‘spcaker also said that she had noticed that scouting made tor tolerance among tho boys and girls and furthermore that when her children went on a hike she prac- ticed a: little tolerance hereoli in- stead ct minding when theylcsnio borne dii'tY. hungry or wet. "0n behsii oi the mothers. i would say that the encore oi the association should be more appre- ciated and I believe that we moth- ers are ready to give them (:00de tion to the greatest possible degree." lira H. A. F. Chandler then I spoke a tow words and told at how her two girl scouts were such a help in the horns: oi the camp lite and its benefits; and oi the value c! - group activity such as scouting. Miss Price the main speaker or thoevonino owe a very interesting [lit and said among other things: That she was. impressed with the The scouting oiiers the mother a m. O’Donnell-y to dad out what her daughter, is interested in. That it otters also a plenum. harmless. healthful. and education- al iorrn ot recreation. _ That to be a scoutiond to live up to the ideals of mating. a girl must be honest. trustworthy. loyal and oi stable character. That the scout program illls one oi the most essential needs or the world. ' That it is making women and girls dorsocratio and doing away with "newness.” because the scouts are learning to be fair and square. That the work is growing larger and better in scope all the tines and the tutors will yet see it as one or concocted them" the biggest movements in the coun. -wi tor musicals oi the ‘ Martini take place Sat- literal-while interest in all WOW Wynn“!- Mental and piano show the interest or the l 2““ she sold. prepared thetry. 4 AHills'ide School Saturday o'clock on Saturday evenino- On Friday night March 19. the French department will give its an- nual French evening tor the honedt oi the (and or the War Orphans oi Franco. fosters are being distrib- uted through the town and tickets Will be on sale b the pupils. and at Hamilton's and motifs. Advanced notice can also be glv. on at this tune or an interesting dramatic program which the school will present on the evening oi In- day. March as. when v. 1.. Gran- tor. will present a series oi dramat- rs is interludes showing the develop- ‘ inept oi the creme train the Greeks to the present day.‘ lir- Grenville is under the direction o! the Dor- berow studios and is presenting in ‘ costunu and make-up a series or the principal characters treat the mulldf all time. nirthor notice Meanwhile. the musical evonins , is the important event for the pres. out week-end. 'e We“ 9 O. O - wooed» 6 spirit oi the ‘ o'rwalk Girl Scouts‘ and with the ideal cooperation oi _ the, mothers. ’ Ville. the distinguished English so: Will be given or this oteriallurlent. , MR. ll. meant. NAMED PRESIDENT PEOPLE’S CHORUS Professor nerve! Mitchell was elected president or the People’s chorus tor the coming year. at the annual meeting of the chorus. ”I! last evening in the Senior High school. 0th.! elected includodi Mrs. Philip Jakob. first vice- transect. idles Mary Rider. second vice~ president. sidont. lire. Lawrence Woodhrldge. re- elected treasurer. Mra‘LeI'nbei-t'hioulthrop. “can. ctal secretary. An assistant is to be appointed tire. Moulthrop later. Mrs. Lucy Marita Morrison. re- elected director oi the Chorus. )Ir. Ralph Tolsnd. assistant di- MWTI Mrs. Willlain Bullion. pianist. Mr. Hewitt Toland. assistant pianist. . Plans for the coming year were discussed and prospects seem. to otter a better season than ever he. tore. Adolescent Girl Studied At Meet "The Adolescent Girl." was the subiect ior discussion at. the meet- ing or the Mother's Club in the Girl's and Women's Club yesterday attornoon. There was a good at- tendance oi members In the childo' study class during the sitsrnoon. interesting papers were read by Mrs. George P. Krspp. Mrs. John Glover. and tar Mrs. H. Ami}. Chan- dler. The papers were very instruc— tive and were enjoyed greatly by the gathering. St. Peter’s Social To Be March 23 ...——-—s— Plans for a social to be held on March 2!, were made at there lar businets meeting or the Young People' s Society 0! at. Peter's Luth- eran church. last evening. Robert Haushinon and. Conrad Hobichi will be, in charge‘ at dialectal. Other routine matters were dis- cussed. . VAt Exhibition .. ”Miss L. M. Ayers. and Mrs. us I. Greenwood. attended the Ameri- can Hoirdroooers' eighth annual ex- hibition at the Hotel Connection on "0nd”. ) in the evening the Eugene Poro manont Waving celebration at the Pena-rivals root gardens. teoli place. tir. Eugene has lost ieiurn- ed from a trip around the world. Demonstrations were given and soy- oral models of stood and bleached hair. exhibited. a Aetna Life Increases , Its Stock five Million HARTFORD. March IOw-(AP) Directors of the Aetna‘ Lilo inaug- occo company. in a special meetins yesterday. adopted a vote recolo- » mending that the capital stock or the company be lost iroia did. 000 000 to $15. 000. 000. The inns a: 60.000 additional shares. par value 8100. will be made at the rate at rtoo per share. The Aetna Life in- surance company is the owner at approximately it per cent. at the capital stock of the Automobile Ili- suranoe company. and. in omord~ once with any recommendations of insurance Commissioner Howard P- Dunham. stands ready .to elbpliiy the resources ct its subsidiary. Metz'ger Creditors Will Meet Mar. 20 a meeting oi the creditors of Carrie B. Mctzger. doing business under the Manhattan Fashion Shop. in Main street will be held in the south Norwallr city court room before Referee in Bankruptcy John Keogh March 20 at noon. Mrs. C. French. third vico- pro- , Miss Ann Adair is almost worth her weight in gold. ing a 86.000 Russian ermine cast. brought to San Francisco in du-tiance etc a soviet edict against its exportation. ""3 a... 1 She's wear- Third Ward In Republican What promises to be one oi the most interesting entertaining and instructive meetings in the year in being arranged by the women oi the third word tor the open meeting or the Nerwelk Republican Womon‘s Association to be held at the Royal Jellies inn. Monday aitsrnoon. liar-ch it. at 8 o'clock. There will be a program or line music. a hctui'er or national re- news and reireolimeiits. The worn- en oi the city are wrdhlly invited to avail themselves of the' appor- iunity to enjoy this afternoon oi rare pleasure. Miss Mary Rider. third vice- nreeldoot oi the association is chairman. of the committee in charge and will preside. ”statics her will be the inflow- assisted by Mrs. L- ld. Waite. hire. lug: Charge Of Women’s Meet Reception: .Mrs. Phillip Jakob. w. Hondry. Mrs. Thur-ea Barnum. hire Rhys North. lira David Con- lin and Mrs. George glowed. ltetreshinonts: Mrs. Leslie nor ham. chlrman. assisted by Mrs- lienry Harris. hire. Editill Drake. hire. George lashes). Mrs. .l. w. slowson. hire. Harry Sterling. lira Harold Sperry. Mrs. W. 3. Cart- errbt. hire. Irving Robertson. Mrs. Robert dossier. tire. stoves Jarvis tire. C saws-case. 'Mro. Conrad ll. Frey. Mrs. Md Wheeler. Mrs. Howard Gerharn. Mrs. Stewart Mgrsliull. Mrs. C. Boutwoll. Mrs. l-‘runk Roberts. Mrs. Horace. aig. man. hire. Albert Dunn and hire. Amy Youngs. Prior to the general meeting. a short but important executive board mrcilng will be held. 2646 Children At the annual meeting or the Nowell: Day Nursery yesterday. at which hits. Christian Sworts was re. elected president. the annual report was given as iollowe: During the year there have been to regular monthly meetings or the directors oi the Norwellt‘Doy Nur- sery Association. From March 192! to March lies the Nursery has been open :91 days and has cared for Mid children. chillies helped totaled re. ‘ ditto tor the year include clothv tor. turslture. toys. to stills. trails. vegetables. candles. ellios. ice cream. colts. sandwiches. cheeks and yearly subscriptions. We take this opportunity to thank all cool dealers tor hell it ton coal each: wood. Mr. A. Bette. Mr. Hoyt one notch Dolley CM Clinton Comatose”. Knight's Meier. proceeds troni Rises eel- lulled. “WW ’9“ Na- 1’s ”W seeds from a donor Young Women's Hebrew Association. chock: Council of Jewish Women check: Row lieu vet Dairy Co's to errors: Norwell: steals Laundry. laundry: "Mule Ce. awning: Wheteeover Circle. King's daughters. ac. Nowell: Conv sregauonel church. one uuert mill: dolly: tird‘rod Reine. ice tor the ”soon: Dr Faweett. metatarsal oo gonereuoly contributed during the In October the little room oi! the Itrs. 1!th ’ At Day Nursery During Year W NM the public Whfi MW‘ Cared For ploy room was converted into a win- ter kitchen and plumbing. so ar: ranged that the summer kitchen nil) gggin be brought into use at a vol? small expense. Various other repairs bare been been necessary during the year and tiles Berry has done reach to add to the children's coniiurts and pleasures. in May the discus- glen or a new building or advisimllty or remodeling the old one arose and g committee was appointed to inves- tlgale and present plans. On this no deitnlto action has been tahon. The Nursery was closed two weeks in August for its usual subtnier vav cation. With the kind permission or the mayor. a tag day was held October 17, netting 1478.31. The yearly Xmas party was plain old and given by theflirl decals. un- der the supervision or hire. Munro. at the Nursery. and followed by olso gave them a jolly time. first taking them to the theatre. otter which a Neeli was served. Follow- school girls love the children two parties during the year. Needlm to by all. 4 . Respecttully submitted. League of Voters Plans For Three Spring Meetings lit: 5% 2 3,; ,. is oases c. WI. ' Secretary TRINITY GUILT. Guild 0! Trinity church was held church parlors. . \VQI‘O games in Red Men‘s Hall. The Site log this their lines party was given. Mlss Moonshine and her close of pay those were very rsuch enjoyed TO GIVE THREE ; PLAYS IN SPRING A regular meeting of the Young People's Musical and Dramatic last evening in the Guild hall. It was voted to present three short plays in ilio near future. A cake sale will be held on Friday in tho Mabaokemo Hotel building. Miss Irene Harmon and lilies Helen Kay will be in charge of the sale. George E. Harris is chairman of the play committee. it was voted to serve a supper following the regular meeting on March 22. Harold Pennington is chairman of the .commilice in charge and he will be assisted by Miss Lillian Field. Mien May Wll~ son. and lilies Dorothy Morrison. The Guild will attend the dedica- tion of the new Sherwood Penning- ton memorial in Trinity church. on March ll. Miss Olmstead Talks On Missionaries A Very instructive meeting of the Women's Fonclgn Missionary Society or the Norwaik Methodist church was held yesterday afternoon in the There was it pro- gram oi great interest to the large gathering of members. Miss Susan Olmstcad gnvo a. very interesting talk on the subject. "Prayer. As It Affects the Lite or Missionaries." Miss Olnistead look for illustration. value of prayers in the lives or sovorai oi the mission- sl'ics who are sent out by the For. eigli Missionary Society or the Moth- odlst church. hire. David Green Blue at very in- spiring descriptive talk on the med- ical work done in China. tier talk was also greatly appreciated by the ladies. Prothumai Party lDublin Minstrel Gets Showe Mrs. Funsbon' Mrs. Frederick Funston. widow of General Funotoa. who captured Agulnuldo. is trying to market a cure for chllblclns which she has discovered. She hopes to earn money enough to go to West Point next your and see her son. Fred crick. J12. graduate from tho rnlli. lary academy. Tuesday Evening The Prothumai Sooietv South \‘onvnllt Baptist church “ill hold a Saint l’airick‘s Day party oi the home oi Mrs. Edwin Lamb in Union Park. next Tuesday Ieusiiliug, Plans tor the aileir were made at a meeting oi the mica on Mon- day eveilllio. at the home oi Mrs. heater '1'. Mallory. bl r‘laii Hill road. There was a lull attendance or members at the meeting. At do. lighltul social hour iollowod the business session will be held ad the home or Mrs. Schaoiier in Elm street. There never was a time when we so severely criticised by Europe and tlwre was never a time When so many Eiropesn'o evinced such anxiety to land on our shores. o! ilio‘ l The April meeting or the society '1‘. Calvert Club To 4 Observe Bilthday ~e-——— A dtl gliifiii literary program in oblige or we Daniel 14. Toomey I “as gmn at the regular meeting 0! :thu Lillh‘l'l, Club, last evening. [he pillmlpul subject or the meeting was "American Operas." Miss Mary McMahon gave an excel. lent rexiow of "Agnes Rotplier." and Mrs. Joseph McElroy save a A. Bailey. There more then three very in- teresting current maul articles by \irs. Michael Howard. Miss Foulsn Schultz, and Mia Fredeilc'rl J. “or. an. Plans were made for the annual meeting or the Club. to be held on Murch‘i’Srd. at which time. the first birthday of the Club will be fl and Leather Reporter. cycled. store Hours e to s~Bsturdsr t to l’ . mil?- ooons l MUNSIE lion... 10-12 80. MAIN 81'. 2a."... . 30. “DIWALI " ,4 M ' I/ ’44 .44 W ’ A “Healt Gum-nth s end inoet necessary our. ‘~ will ., once” a child can have. arrmug‘mnue the 1.3; “a. ii i ”a MM. to will: I.tliewooue “toil. centmm Justfgvoit. Sweet, buy, acnvwlli‘oho ‘ delicious clout, Mailing various opium " sail Aflthmienocomipatlng ‘5 Li} for Children re your children healthvh . rosy- checked. Vibrant! Keep eat: at thaw". Protectth massinot the lavish dangers that come from bad or lszydigcetio n. Give them H.K.B. Have always on a con- sctant supply of this Mgicliciloxts his:.: 133““ swing in in dent himself filth insure ~ -The Chewing Gum fixative wic'WExro-ue-momm He at slldtuglloree a 'i New h Insurance” Show rs Of Applause Court Laurel Members Offer Unique Enter- tainment In S o n g‘ and Dance. “—4—.— Onc of the best of a. long series of affairs staged by the Court, Laurel. Catholic Dauglltvrs or Amer- lca.’ was given in the li. oi C. hall last night. in the term or a Dublin mlnstrel. :l'hu aflair lived up to all that its named implied in that all the songs familiar to [rich music lovers worn.- sung or played. not forgetting the jigs and Jokes which kept the au- dience in gales of laughter and rip- plause from the opening 0: the show until the spirited finale. The array or talent made up i”).- cluelvely from the local court caught the spirit at this unique form of entertainment under the capable di- rection oi Thomas McMahon and James Sexton. who at the outset elim- inated all trees of the amateur. giv- ing in its place the snap that goes to make up a piofoselonal entertain- ment. The Coileens ucre dressed in Pad. 11! green frocks, white stockings black shoes with silver buckles. The lmerloculor was an Irish bar- onel. while the cndmon were attire ed as typical Irish spalpeoiis in blouses. short brooches and canbeons (hate) The interlocutor announced Pain draic O'Sexton would play an lrlsb Rhapsody arranged by himself. Mr. Sexton gave a short discripllon of the music“. previous to playing it. it dealt with Irish music dating (mm the time 0! the ancient Druids to the present era. The major theme was the music 0! St. Patrick. The cast included: lntcrlocutor. Donald Abu .......... Julia Gilliin Cole”: Plannigan ...... Anna Yosr. Maggie Fnhey. . . . Mary Creamer Sheila 0' Reilly ... . . Ellen CanaVari Nora Maloney Edna Sutton Peggy O'Neil .. . . Evelyn Crossitiero Peggy Flaheriy . Adaleide Finch Molly Flynn Francis McQulllaii Annie Rooney ...... Grace O'Brien Bridget McCarthy . . . Frances Splan Kitty O'Toole ..... Edith Cuneo Cathleen O‘Donald ' . ....... Marguerite Reynolds Endmen. Pat O'Dsy . . . .. Madeline Campbell Mike O’Shea .. . .. .. Anna Lenehriri Pianist. Psdrsic Shanius O'Sexton l. . .. .. .Jsmes Sexton o-e..e. very interesting review or the The program included: works of Rw. John Barmlstcr OWN"??- \'le\\'ed the items of Father Abra. "Tho Wearing of the. Green." bum llyun, the poet priest of the “Come Back to Erin." entire calm South. Nix-s. Tooiney read poem. of bony. “My Wild Irish Rose," Bridget lilo- Carthy. “Keep Your Skirts Down Mary Ann." Pat O'Day. “Little Town In the Ould County Down." Maggie Fahey and Annie Rooney. Recitation—"A Cottage Small By A Wetorisll." Molly Firm. “The Minstrel Boy." Donald Abu. "When lrisli Eyes Arc Smiling." Mike O'Slica. An Irish Rhapsody Padraic, Wheaten. "Danny Boy." Cathleen O‘Donsld. Irgeh Jigs Mills O'Shea. A little Irish skit. Put O'Dey. Ukelele selections. Kitty O'Toole. "Mickey." by himself and entire CONN“?- arslld Finale—“Kinsmen" entire OONMIS‘. The committee which worked so hard with Mrs. Anna Eherry were congratulated by everyone lest nlshi and today on the success of the at- leir. ' Delightful served downetelre ioliow‘lng show The committee included: retroehn'lerlts w e r e the M" . Anne sherry. chairman. assisted by Mrs. Edna action Ellen General-i. Frances doles. Grace O'Brien Mrs. Pauline Panehreson. Mary Drum Margaret Bergman. Adelaide Finch. Emma Donnell? and Evelyn Cree. eltlorro. The Deushtere with to thenh the Ancient Order oi Hibernlsns tor the dose and penrhonella. the ltnlshto craniumbus tor the use or the hell. and also Galvin Mochler and Edward Hayes. Jr. Surprise Party Is Given Mrs. Wilcox m Following the reeulsr meeting 0! Old Well Commanders U. 0. o. 0.. We. est. last evening. e dellsllttul surprise party was tendered body Marthe Wilcox. by Lady Pollen. in honor oi her birthday. The hall and tables were teatetuliy decorated with green teeteoos. Everyone were a erect) list. and there were novelty lovers. lady Wilcox was presented with a handsome birthday cake by Lady Tultle and 1M! Keli- lie- mshments oi coffee. sandwiches and calls were served. Following the supper. dancing “8 emailed. body Wllotb received many pretty and. handsome gills. . crusade Concert ' Monday Night 4,4 g] .. ’=. ..*W‘*%}E§%§W "
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