New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1922, Page 3

One of the most brilliant parties in some time was the M ball which was held at the Shuttle Meadow club last Saturday evening. There were 1560 guests to dinner with perhaps anather 100 dropping in for a dance or amore during the evening, Sev- eral large dinner parties preceded the dance at the club and there were also several smaller home dinner parties given, The club was very attractive- ly decorated with huge branches of apple blossoms In the hall and ball- room. TIn the dining room the many tahles were a lovely sight, cach one with a bowl of applé blossoms in the center and a tall pink candle at each end with tiny pink faver baskets for cach guest, Out-of-town guests in- cluded Mr. and Mrs, Wells dy of Newington, Mr, and Mrs. G. Kohn of Farmington, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lewis of Hartford, Mr. and Mrs, Ken- neth Scarle of Berlin, Mr. and Mrs, Dewitt grage of Bristol, Mr. and Mts. IZ. €. Bowman of Hartford, Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Galpin of Derlin, Miss Sarah Schaeffer of Boston, Miss Helen Bowman of Lowvilles N, Y., Ronald Boardman of Schenectady, N. Y. Harry Adams of Worcester, Ma nd | | Britain, A pretty wedding wae at the home of Mr, and Carlson of 67 Prospect street o Wednesday afternoon b o'clock when their davghter, Miss Clara Carl son, hecame the bride of Oscar John- son, son of Mr, and Mrs, ¢, A. John- son of [ast street, The couple was attended by Her- bert Johnson, a brother of the groom as bhest man, and Miss Anna Carlson, a sister of the bride, as hridesmaid, The bride wore a blue traveling suit and carried a bouquet of sweet peas while the bridesmald was attired in a dress of crepe de chine and carried a bouquet of sweet pe: The home was prettily decorated with Iflacs and ferns, There were about 50 guests pres ent, including friends from Hartford, Waterbury, New Haven and New After the wedding supper the coupiedeft on an extended honey- moon and upon their return will re- slde at ITllis streer, ‘e solemnized Mre, Axel | The wedding of Miss Gertrude Iidith Bucholtz of this city and John A, Pitzgerald of Kensington took place Wednesday morning at St | NEW BRITAIN Heging had at the Y | wish | | has w ‘A8 | & fire | ¢ | fur av 10 ¢ W, ing at 1 interest to Meigner s t ritten home I write It is hard way from home DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 13, ]9‘22.‘ luneh can be for those who )'elock [« % W . friends of Miss Mi) his letter which .\h!‘ to just 1 Paris is realize I am 10w | delightful, such funny old men pull |Ing 1 Cirs with and womei an 1o of occaslonal 1 carrying dox loayves "hread at least a yard long, Taxis are 80 tin and t AWaY, and b mn iwlmos Wooden shoes are make Sight Nurse | tumes | noon engine y aiad dod here they The ccause of t the o t on front and they maids in are to caring for horns be ge 15t 80 talke qulekiy here your oreati make queer toots he apparent lack river appears to of his own not an such a clatter! quaint peasant cos- en every ufters French enildren car. ['The children all look so tiny compar- | ed to our healthy youngsters and they wear such abbreviated beging ning way al ong streteh of of the amusi or e | street la oal | there | bits and past of ir socks, 1 ng. They ot usually with I back and are the w gardens, clothes, skirts ove thelr knees and bareleg to the tops 30 their heads playing, twe, in a hands in pockets, kleking Then too, buildings, forth. onderful palaces, Dame and Saint of | uncommon | at play are very | use either paintings | bits of sculptoring left from the # Notre (his letter seated hefgre | sole of a shoe. The Backbone of a Shoe Right next to the sole of your foot is the inner It is the backbone—really the one part of a shoe that holds all the other parts together. holds its shape. soles. BLACK KID OXFORD You've noticed how a Walk-Over shoe always That is due to the good inner BLACK KANGAROO OXFORD Members taking guests included Mr., and Mrs, Bowman of Hartfor Mr, and Mrs. K. H. Cooper, Mr, anil Mrs. Howard Platt, Mr. and Mrs. .. W. Young, Mr. and Mrs. W, L. Hatch Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Galpin of Ber- lin, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Kimball, Mr. ‘and Mrs. John €. l.oomis, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Kohn of Farm- ington, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs, Franklin Griswold, Pr. and Mrs. M. A. Kinsella, E. W, B win and Stanley Hart. ‘oe Mary's church at 9 o'clock, the Rev, John T. Winters being celebrant. The hride was attended by Mrs. Clarence | Keeley as matron of honor and Mich- acl 1. Rayno of Kensington was Mr. | [ Fitzgerald's best man. The bride was attired in white canton crepe trimmed with chantilly lace and carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses and | sweét peas. The matron of honor | wore orchid taffeta and a black pic- “iture hat. She carried a shower ho- quet of pink ro. two very very beautiful Paris. The latter is beautiful, glass. The | made of noth- Chapelle are | cathedrals in amous for its | walls are apparently ing but gla “My second pent at the $7 $9 David Manning’s Uiatk-Cuer ‘Shoe Store 211 Main St. oot Sa Ma lawn Paris 1 Faust not so evening opera. We heard and though the singers arc | renowned as those heard in the states, the settings weee marvelous | and oh! such a ballet. A scena that is absolutely eliminated at home | French love the opera and even the| most ignorant are acquainted with all the sclection in | The New Britain ' Choral society | achieved an unusual success iast Mo day evening when they presented their annual May concert at the Ilox theater. Very nearly every seat in the theater was filled. The work of €0 large a chorus is noteworthy its emoothness, tone and delicacy of expression. Paul Althousc, in perfect voice, contributed much to the cess of the concert. Longfellow's Col- eridge-Taylor “Hiawatha's Wedding Wedding Feats” and “Narcissus,” Massenet. In the latter Josephine Simpson Koch sang the soprano solos in a pleasing manner. The Boston 1estival orchestra furnished a splen- didly trained musical background for an evening of rare musical entertain- ment. K. F. Laubin, chorus condu tor, and John W. (‘rowiey, orchestra conductor, handled their difficult posi- tions with much merit. . ox o Mrs. sell street hridge William Hungerfqrd of Rus- entertained four tables of afternoon for Miss Catherine daughter of Mr. and Herbert .. Mills of Curtis street, whose engagement to Edwin Davis of Rock Tsland, Tll, was recently an nounced. Mrs. Hungerford's home was very attractively decorated with apple blossoms and pink sweet p - - Mrs, William Hart, 2nd, presided af the tea table with Miss Margaret Middiemass and Fleanor Lewis | sisting with the serving. A basket of pink and vellow sweet peas awarded to the person having highest score at each table. Y 3 o The silver jubilee of the National MISS MILDRED MEISNER Circle, Danghters of Tsabella will be Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Mmsrnm of Berlin, Who Was| ycorved by local Circle, No. 12, D, of awarded a scholarship from the New York school of Fine and|r, with an open house at the club Applied Arts of a year’s study in France at the Place de Vosggs.|rooms, for members and friends to- Miss Meisner sailed for Paris February 18. morrow afternoon from 3:00 to 9:00 5 p. m. The following program has been arranged: Violin and piano Margaret Sullivan and J. Mrs. John Hasson, golo. Piano and violin selections, Mrs. Thomas Sal-|Jersey. The wedding took place in mon and Gordon Salmon. Mrs. Fred | Rocky Hill last Saturday. O'Brien, solo. Miss Anna Devitt, solo. | PP Mrs. John Callahan, solo. Miss Helen The W. C. T. U". will meet at the Collins, solo. ~ Miss Kathleen Crowley, | home of Mrs Lucy Corbin of Black solo. Urban (‘gllaban, solo. John| Rock avenue Tuesday afternoon and Kiniry, solo. John O'Brien, solo. hold a sewing bee. e EREE Dr. Matthew H. and Mrs. Griswold of Craftsburg, Vermont, are spending a few days with Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Griswold of Kensingten. x e Mrs. Frank N. Wells of formerly of this city, Dr. and Mrs. William family to Europe Day festival to be held on the of the Community house on Rerlin street on Thursday, May 25. The children of the Worthington school in that toewn will be asked to participate in the program which is being arranged. . among the New Britain people a tending the wedding of Miss Ruth Chandler, daughter of Compensation Commissioner George Brinton and Mrs. Chandler of Rocky Hill, to Frederick (. Moore of East Hill, New sue- selections, Miss 28, .. Sullivan. Anna well of New v, former librarian at the New Britain Institute, has been visiting in town during the week. was gt e )' the The Junior Prom, Class of held at Wesleyan University | night was the most brilliant event on the so calendar at Wesleyan. eyerweather gym was decorated in hlack and white and produced r#®her a staitling effect, 80 unusual were the oratiohs Along the booths were con- structed for each fraternity where the young might gather to sit ont dances and hetween dances, The light- ing effect was carried out with an enormous cluster of white lights sus- pended from the ceiling and subducd by the black and white draperies, The room containing the swimming pool ® attractively converted into a smoking and conservatory. The running track in the balcony was arranged with individual tables where at 12:00 patrone: included Dr. W. A. and Mrs, Shanklin and other members of the. faculty. All the frats entertained at dinner preceding the prom. Thiz afternoon there is to be a track meet and baseball game for guests in addition to the “Rich ilien” a play which the *Paint and Powder” club will present at the Mid- dlesex theater Very nearly all g ast Several friends of Miss Antoinetts Noe tendered her a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Arthur Volz of 94 Bassett street on Thursday evening. Miss Noe will soon be- come the bride of James Martin. sae Miss Mary McNamara, who s te become the bride of Franeis Hilbie on June 7, was tendered a Kitchen shower Tuesday at the home of Mrs. William Kupfer on Elm street. The weddifg will take place at St. Mary's church. Mrs. John Kirkham of Cedar street and Miss Trene Swift, daughter of Talmadge Swift Cedar street, left yesterday morning on a motor trip to Poughkeepsie, where they will visit with Miss Barbara Swift, who is a student at Putnam Hall. s oxox de, of alla Burkhart of wallg B. Rossherg Mr. and Mrs, August Harrison street and W, of Winthrop street left yesterday morning for New York city, On { Tuesday they will sail on the Mauri- tania for Europe, landing at England. They plan to spend some time seeing London, ecially the Shakespearean regions. They will go into France, spending a week in Paris; then go down through southern I‘rance into Italy as far as Rome, where they plan to spend several days. Coming bac north they will do the Ttalian J.akes, stopping at Milan, Florence and Venice., From there they will go into Switzerland, crossing the Alps to (Chamonix, lLake l.ucerne, Lake Como and lisgano and. Maggiore, Then they will go by motor through the Bernese Oberland to Interiacken and into Oberammergau where they will stop long enough to see the Passion Pla Leaving Oberammer- gau they will go to Germany where {they will spend six weeks visiting Nuermberg, Heidelberg Frankfurt, Bad Homburg, Wiesbaden, Dresden and Berlin. From Germany they plan to go up into Sweden, spending sev- " " E E bef sail e The wedding of Miss Anna Sullivan |£ra) daye there before sailing for (h of Rockwell avenue and Arthur Ther- ks ron of Vermont took place Wednes- day morning at 9 o'clock at St. Jo- seph's church, folks ' Announcement has been made of | the coming-marriage of Miss Ruby Dixon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John Dixon of C'hestnut street, and John A. Bertini of Pasadena, California, for- merly of this city. The wedding will take place in Pasadena on May 20, at| the All Saint's Episcopal church. Mr.| Rertini is at present assistant to Wdr- ren Slater, physical director in the Pasadena Y. M. (. A., who was for- merly, of this city. Iollowing the wedding ceremony the young couple will leave on a wedding trip to Cat- alina Island and Mexico. Miss Dixon has been entertained for a great deal during the past month, this week's parties include one which Mrs. Cora Hunn Eddy gave at her home on Chestnut street Tuesday evening and this evening Mrs. O. 1. Bertini of of the fraternities|Griswold street will give a party com- will give formal dinner dances this[plimenting Miss Dixon. evening which will end up with the *ox. usual “round robins.” Miss Ada Katzman of Hartford en-| New RBritain guests tertained for Miss Reha Hoch also of | prom include: Alies Hartford last Saturddy evening. Miss daughter of Dr. Robert and Mrs.|Hoch is soon to become the bride of Clark of Garden street; Miss Elsle | Edward Rosenblatt of Grove Hill, this Collingwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |city. Dorothy Kinsella, Bar Wilson, | (. B. Collingwood of Harrison street; e e Barbara Frisbie, Winifred Wilson, [ Miss Harriet Reynal, daughter of Mr.| Mise Evangeline Agnes Keese, Robert Frisbie and Jack Wilson. and Mrs. Louls Reynal of Grove Hill: [ daughter of Rev, Frederick Keese, i Marjorie Haldwin, daughter of | was graduated Thursday evening from Mrs. Patrick Gorbett. of North istrest and Mrs. 3aldwin of [the Springfield, Mass., training school ;wrr; married in Washington last [ Milda, attended the Springfield .\tu.ur‘ “orest street; illa (ral_\'rnc, for nurses. March were definitely established last | estival concert in that clty last eve-|daughter of M. Mrs. Walter Wednesday — when the couple, [ning Crabtree of Lincoln street, and Miss were held in Buffalo, N. Y. by the Helen Martindell, daughter of Mr. and police there. There was no occasion }‘!_'S;vl"“""" Martindell of Hamilton for their arrest, although the parents Hibae St i, {of hoth of them professed to be jn LR guena Yeck el '”_“””‘.:1 fans of doubt over their whercabouts and jailer, DIENge, - CAKife JIARSLHSRL SNE | concerning the wedding. The result blue, being given the shade which was of the school pomance has been ac- nearest to matching their.gowns, cepted by the parents and the eloping Wkt couple will be welcomed home when they turn this way P Porter of Lavington | four tables of Mrs. Maswell street entertained bridge Wednesday evening for . Mis Dorothy Smith and Miss Sarch | Schaeffer of Boston, Mass., guests of | Mrs. E. M. Hayden of larrison street. b “ae Mr. and Mrs. Artiar Kimball and children, Miss Elizaheth Kimball and Master Penn Townsend Kimbail of Texington street, leit this morning for Atlantic City and Hot Springd, Va. They will be away 1hont two weeks. Mr, Kimball will attend the annual meeting of the National Electric Light association. P Mrs. Allan Bailey of Plainviile en- tertained for Miss Marjorie Strong ¢f the same place, on Monday evening at her home. Miss Strong will be the bride of Louis Kreiger of New Brit- ain. Miss N. Ced Katherine Wooley of Orange, is the guest of Miss Swift of ar street, Mr. and Southington, will accompany M. Stockwell and next month. ‘e Mr room ilton William T. Coholan of Ham- street entertained two tables of bridze Wednesday afternoon, compli- menting Miss Sarah Schaeffer and Miss Dorothy Smith, guests of Mrs, H. M. Hayden of Harrison street. Miss Schaeffer is Miss Hayden's sister. The pfize was awarded to Miss Margaret Eddy. o Miss Anna Sullivan, daughter of Mrs. Mary Sullivan of 56 Rockwell of avenue became the bride of Arthur their | Therrin of Alborg, Vermont, on Wed- their [ nesday of this past week. The The | couple were married at 9 o'clock in Lillian, | the morning by Rev. J. Leo Sullivan Clerkin |of St. Joseph's churech. Miss Cather- | one year ago. Mr. and Mrs. James|ine Sullivan, a sister of the bride, was | Clerkin, who also live at the same|bridesmaid, while John Therrin of address, observed their first wedding|Vermont acted as best man. The anniversary on the same date. couple will reside in Vermont. e . Francis Korytko, councilman from the fifth ward in this city and Miss Anna Lepack of Meriden were mar- ried at St. Stanislaus’ church in Meriden Thursday. The couple will make their home in this city. se M. Beau of Newington held a meeting of the Woman's TForeign Missionary society of the South church, at her home on Thurs- day afternoon. Mrs. Rufus Hemen- way and Mrs. B. B. Bassette spoke on “Latin America.” Mrs. John Howard, cellist and a member of the Hartford Philharmonic orchestra, played. IFollowing the meeting Mrs, Beau served afternoon tea. i " ____________} refreshments ed The o'clock b R Mr, Smith 80th and Mrs. Adam Seipel street, quietly observed wedding anniversary at {home on Thursday, May 11. S | couple have one daughter, Glitan: Barken ks who was married to James | tertained three tables of bridge at their home on Vine street Wednes- day evening. The prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Dean. ' oo Miss Elizabeth Hatch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs., Harold Hatch of Har- rison street, entertained several of her young friends on Tuecsday after- noon in obser her® fifth birthday. The included Mr. and Mrs. The outdoor season for society folks in town seems to have opened with the bright spring days we are having now. One sees any number of two- somes and foursomes teeing up at the first hole at the Shuttle Meadow club these fine d On Tuesday especial- ly, when the ladies’ golf tournament was held there were many enthusias- tic golfers out. Of note are the sport clothes on the links this sea- son. They are unusually bright ahd gay in coloring. I'ollowing the golf match Tuesday morning, luncheon was served at 1 o'clock in the club dining room with bridge in the after- noon It is expected that these golf matches with luncheon and bridge following will continue through the summer months since the first one proved so popular. s 0. Mr. and Mrs. IFrank Johnston of West Main street will lrave tomorrow morning for Washington, D. €', where Mr. Johnston will attend the annual jeonvention of the Chamber of Com- merce of the United States. Mr. Johnston is a delegate from the Con- necticut State Chamber of Commerce. On Wednesday evening, May 17th, at the Hotel Raleigh in V hington, the Connecticut delegates will give a din- ner to the officers of the National Chamber of Commerce and to the Connecticut members of the Senate House of Representatives. This is arranged for by the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce and the Manufacturers of Connecticut Mr. | ( o Mrs. R Hannon and | Lambert and patronesses at & dance given under the Daughgers of Tsabella at the Flks EeHioT i club last evening. Miss Mary Mc- New London, | ['onough was general chairlady of the with her|Whist and the refreshment committee Racon of | consisted of Mrs. A. I°. Coholan, Mrs | Carolyn Conlon and Miss Alice Smith Prizes were awarded to Mrs. B M. Peebles, Miss to J. E. Curtin, Walter Curtin attending ‘the e Martha Clark, ance of little guests Rumors to the effect that A. Wales Mrs. G. E. Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. W, K Henry of Lincoln street, and Miss Eleanor Corbett, daughter of Mr. and Miss Ina Carter, daughter of Me. Mrs. Andzulatis and daughter, *Miss and Mrs. George Carter of Rerlin, has returned from a visit of several months in Florida. 3 e Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark of East Ber- lin have returned from a visit in New York city. Mis . Philip Coholan, chap- U'nited State army, and Miss Grace (oholan of South High street left Tuesday for Honolulu. Lieutenant Coholan is to resume his duties there and Miss Co- holan will take position in the schools on the island PR ani Lieutenant Jain in the his sister, s The New Britain McAll Auxiliary will hold a joint annual meeting of the Seniors and Children’s Auxiliaries at the Shuttle Meadow club, Saturday afternoon, May 20th at 3 o'cleck Yearly reports will be read from each Auxiliary also from the an- nual meeting at Newar Miss Laura H. Parker ew York city, JuniorjC. T. U Field Sgcretary, will address the meet-|odist church, A bus will leave the T. W, C. A.|A fine program o'clock All interested arve Miss Ruth Prelie of Ellis street en CLARK'S CRUISES by C.P.R. STEAMERS tertained Thursday evening at a mis- | cellaneous shower in honor of her sis- ter, Miss Eva Katherine Prelle, who will become the bride of Henry| Bower of Schenectady in June. The bride-to-be was showered with many beautiful gifts of silver, china cut glass and linens. wera served and several of tnse pre ent favored with vocal and musical selections. | reports vek Sunshine society will meet afternoon at o'clock at 9 | oA The Monday the Y of the W, the Meth- convention be held at Wednesday, May 17th has heen arranged invited to ;clll‘hv’.‘ The County " I L rb 89 “EMPRESS S8 Gross Tous, Speeially ONTHS CRUISE; $1000 sad e 4 Inclnding Hotel Clark’s 19th Crulss, February 3 e NEAN ous 83 “EMPRESS of SCOTLAND" Gross Tons, Specially Chartered 65 DAYS CRUISE, $600 and wp Inclading Hotels, Eoes, Drives, Guide, s, 19 days Egypt, Palestine, Spain, Italy, Greses, ete. Europe stop-overs allowed on both cruises. Furope and Pasrien Play Partios, 5680 v3 W. H. Eaves Agency, 10 Congress St., Boston of will W, Miss I'rances Dean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, . E. Dean of Forest street entertained the A. A. alumni girls at bridge on Tuesday evening. 2ae Mrs. . W. Macomber of street had as their guests part of the week Mr. and Smith of Wollaston, Mass. is one of the musicians in the Bosten Festival orchestra which | played on Monday evening at the [Choral club concert at I"ox's theater. ‘e ing. at 2 Miss Ttuth Bristol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Truman H. Bristol, enter-| S |tained at dinner at her home on Gvove | Hill last Saturday evening. | ‘e | Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hayden of Harrison street gave a supper party Sunday night PR | Unkelbach of spending the 30 Sum| Jilts Millionaire For Count Mr. and Hamilton [ the early | Mrs. WL Mr. Smith e W. L. Hatch of Wost street entertained at a lur bridge at the Waterbury Country | club vesterday. v . ae Dr. James I°. IFaulkner, Harvard *13, is planning to attend the reunion of the Harvard Alumni at Boston, Mass., May 17, 18 and 19 Main last heon Mrs, M. and Mrs. Max and Black Rock avenue are week-end in Milford, e e p——— When Motoring Stop at Chafee’s Tavern Is Open at Berlin Junction, with a first class dining service and Lunch- eonctte, Sandwiches, Cigars. Cig- arcttes, Ice Cream. This is a first class place to stop at. George A, Chafee, Prop. ———————————— . e Gaffoey, Mrs. E. L. the Misses Elizabeth sther McCabe were the ful whist and uspices of the Elsie Nero. daughter of and Mrs. Arvid Nero, entertained sev- eral of her sorority friends at tea this afternoon at her home on South Main street. Miss Margaret Quin- livan presided at the tea table. oo and her Miss of lLincoln week-end in Montague Morse the Mrs. nicce, Mi atreet, are Bridgeport. William Polly spending succes B. their Alderson of weck-end Townsend of her fiance, Ste- of DBrooklyn, Mrs. A, Mr. and Take street guests Miss Dorothy Brooklyn, N. Y., and phen Vorhees, N have Macomber of Hamtiton her guest next W. J. Kohler Mrs, 1. W, street will have a week her mother, Mre of Springficld, Mass. PR Miss the Connecticut will spend the week-end parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. N Rerlin. | . Eo Ruth Bacon, College at Olive Littlehales spent last with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Littlehales of West Main street. Miss Littlehales is an instruc- tor in the public schools in \Iinl'l!r. town. Mr. and Mrs. Dugald McMillan of Forest street were the guests of Mr and Mrs, Charles B, Proctor last eve. ning at dinner at the Hotel Kimball | in Springficld. They afterward at-| tended the Springtield May Festival, voas Miss week-end | Menonsek, Mrs. J. Rhoda McCabe, and James J. Bonney and i “ e Rerlin Putnam. Bacon of is atives in P Miss visiting Norma with re i tables at the ladies’ held at the Shuttle this afternoon. Prizes to those having the ut cach table. During and punch were There Rotarian Meadow ¢ were highest the afternoon candy sold were hridege ub made of Listher 1. Mills Mills Milis Anneuncement has been the engagement Mrs Treat of New Haven to Orrin W | of Court street, this city Mr. is connected with the A, A i store on West Main street. | P ade v e of FOX'S—Mon., Tues., Wed. “THE UNKNOWN" DICK TALMADGE I New Star—Great Picture Ronald Boardman of Schenectady, N. Y., is visiting in town. PRy Mrs. How Humphrey fote which Meadow 10, Miss Flora rard Parsons and iloward are in charge of the lawn will be held at the Shuttle club on Haturday evening, Junc R Humphrey, awarded SCOTC Boston was the Mauriee John- during the E. W. Dearse of guest of Mr. and Mrs kon of Hamilton strect week w the Berlin fashioned P’lans are being Motherhood « | Hungerford of over the visit their student .[ DELBERT K. PERRY is Architectural Offices To His Recently Completed Building at Seventeen Court Street nished music for dancing. 'A'hv‘rr‘ were about sixly couples present May Twelfth Mrs. It B. Bassetto, ‘ Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Two and Mrs. George Hart, Mr Frank H. Johnston, Miss Johnston and Douglas Johnstou were | and Mrs are in Boston They plan to who a Judge F. B Cedar street week-en son, Edward, Harvard daughter b fc 1 old of Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Baldwin of IForest street, home from the Central School of Hygiene and I'hysi- cal Education to attend the May ball at the Shuttle Mcadow club last Sat- urday evening. Miss Marjorie Baldwin, Mrs. John A. Andrews of Bassett street spent the carly part of the weck in New Haven e Williams of epent last week-end ent Mr. and Mrs. A, of Corbin avenue. e Mr 1 Mrs. P. C. Platt dinner party at their home ity street Tuesday evening. : e Miss Urith Wachter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wachter of Har rison street, spent last week-end with her parents. Miss Wachter is a stu dent at Drew School, Carmel, N, Y. She attended the May ball at the club. came Arthur G. Kimball, Mrs. Laurie vd Mre. Clifford Vivian were at the Kenilworth baill at the Shuttle last evening. 1Decora- tions were carried out with apple oms and dog-wood. Trinity Bae- hanalian orchestra of Hartford fur- | Mrs Ranford the patr wnich took Meadow ¢ Boston, Ma with his par- W. Williams Hubert . nesse . place R Announces the Removal of H Mrs. William K. Dunn of New York city been the guest of her father, Dr. John 1. Martin of Vine sireet, during the week. Mrs. Dunn was be- fore her marriage Miss Margaret Martin. gave a on Trin- CHARLOT TR paiRemn LD While her millionaire fiance, George Burto, was preparing for their wedding, Miss Charlotte Gardiner Denmarest, New York seciety girl, cloped with Count Edward George Zichy, a Hungar- ian, and was married at the New York city hall. . | Mr. agnd Mrs. John Andrews and | daughter, Miss Irene Andrews, of Bas- sett slrt;M and Luke Stevens of lLake street Wt this morning by motor for Troy, N. Y, Mr. and Member American Institute of Architects