New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1923, Page 3

rs, Phillp B. Stanley opened her home on Bhuttle Meadow avenue Fri- day afterhoon to a meeting of the Esther Stanley pter, D, A, R. Professor Odell Bhepard of Trinity college gave a very interesting talk on “Changing«Heroines.” Robert, Hamil- ton of Farmington delighted the gueésts by singing several songs. The character of the discriminating audi- ence was such as to especlally appre- clate the artistio finish and musical understanding of the singer. Mrs, Btanley ‘served afternoon tea to her guests in the dining room of her home which is unusually unique and at- tractively decorated, Mrs, E. B, Eddy and Mrs. Fortis Allls presided at the charming table which was arranged with a huge boquet of spring flowers Particularly appropriate was the poem which Miss Sally Humason, daughter of Mrs. Harrls Humason of Vine street wrote to Mrs. Stanley, “FOR A NEW HOME" The peace which. les 1in hilisides bringeth quiet, The laughter of the brook song bringeth cheer, The young winds bear soft messages of comfort From out the woodland near. The sorrow of the gray rain teacheth pity, The sunshine carries magic in its light, The starlight blesseth and the dark- ness guideth NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1923, MRS. STANLEY HOSTESS TO D. A. R. BT —T ] New Home on Shuttle Meadow Avenue Scene of Gathering—Musical Attractions of Past Week and Future—Y., W, Has Open House—Commonwealth The New Dritain Musical club will hold its regulat meeting at the Camp achool auditorium on Monday evening, April 9. The musical program to be presented follows: Evening of Opera Presiding, Mr, Klein Paper by Mr. Latham 1. Arla for soprano Ponchlello Surcidio (La Gloconda) Miss Farrell Mr, Hart at plano 2, Duet for soprano and boritone Cell mio Padre (Alda) Verdl Mr. Upeon, Mr. Lindsay Miss Parker at the plano 3. Arla for mezzo soprano Scene—Arletta and Canzouetta (Dinorah) Meyerbeer Miss Johnson Mr. Rosenberg at the plano 4. Duet for tenor and baritone Solenpe in quest 'ora (La Forza del Destino) Veradi Mr. Shailer, Mr. Lindsay Miss Littlehales at the plano 6. Aria for soprano Club Officers Elected-—Other Social Notes Miss Grace L. Baum of Wooster street will leave tomorrow for Boston to glve several recitals in that city and surrounding places. On Tuesday eve- ning April 10th Miss Baum will broadcast a fifty minute program of fitteen numbers from Medford Hill- side Broadcasting Station which will {Include folk songs of Scotland, Ire- |land, England, France, Italy, Sweden and America, ..o Willlam Kenney is home {rom Fordham University to spend his spring recess with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kenney of Stan- ley street. Mr. Kenney has for his house guests over the weck-end Har- old Luddy and Richard McAnney, also of the University. . . The New Britain Musical club pre- sented the following program in Yalesville on Wednesday evening, April 4th for the benefit of the Yales- Miss Mildred Dilling, accompanied in two of her selections by Miss Frances Parker of this city on the plano, entertained by her delightful last evoning ‘at the Camp school audi- last eevning at the Camp school audi- torium where she appeared under the auspices of the. New Britain McAll Auxiliary. Artistry and a very prac- tical desire to ald the work of the Mission in France combined to make the affair a brilllant success. The central figure, Miss Dilling, gowned in white georgette crepe trimmed with pearls, adding grace and charm of personality to her musical skill, gave to the tones of her golden harp the background needed to bring full force to her playing. The stage setting of bougainvilleas, marguerites, palms and ferns, generously contributed to the cause of the children of France by thé Welch Floral 8hop, was par- ticularly appropriate, and no more fitting tangible expression of the pleasure glven by the performers could have been chosen than the two huge bouquets of sweet peas, the gifts of the Misses Whittlesey, presented to the musiclans at the end of their first number, by Miss Marguerite Eddy. The decided, inpelling rhythm of the “Fantasie,” Dubols, in the playing of which Miss Parker's sympathetic accompaniment added to the effec- tiveness of Miss Dilling's interpreta- tlon, caught the audience from the first sparkling notes and was a happy selection to open the evening's pleas- ure. Bach-S8t. S8aens’ “Gavotte,” which Miss Dilling played as the first num- ber of her first solo group, proved a good vehicle for the display of her Miss Lois Phelps, daughter of Mr, and Mra Burton H. Phelps, a 13 year old pupll of the Jullus Hartt School of Musle, will appear in planoforts recital at the Center church house, Hartford, Monday evening, April 9. Miss Phelps made an unusually fav- orable impression upon the oceasion of her first formal recital last June, when she played an exacting program with astonishing dexterity and music- al comprehension, Now, less than & year's time has witnessed such stesdy advancement as to already stamp this young girl as a performer of fine s tainments and to give to her playing a' clarity, beauty and briillance that might well be the envy of more ma- ture players, Miss Phelps will play the following program on Monday evening: Fantasia .. Haydn Courant . ++ Handel Gigue ... +++ Handel Rondo in G . . Beethoven Nocturne Op. 37 No. 2 . +. Chopin Ftude in G Flat Op, 10 No. § chee . Chopin Cradle Song Op, 117 No. 5...Brahms Capricclo in B minor Op. 76 No. 2, .ivvuen . Brahms Am Loreley:Fels <. Raft Reverie e . Debussy Rondo (Mouvement Perpetuel) seean «+« Weber nor Op. 26 veeeessss Mendelasohs Molto allegro con fuoco Andante Presto Mrs. Burton M, Yaw at the second plano, * o 0 ville Musical club. Miss Anna Houlahan gave a mis- cellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. 8. M. Tucker of Maple Hill last evening for Miss Margaret Gorman of Hartford. Miss Gorman received many beautiful gifts as well as-useful gifts. Vocal selections were rendered by Miss Margaret Shea of Hartford, accompanied by Mrs. Charles Halli- han-of this city on the piano. 'Games Under the sleeping night. the Dove (Acls and The firelight whispereth of joy of |A% When the Dove ( AR dreaming, Mrs., Shailer The book shelves breath to it of Mrs. Andsulatis at the plano wisdom’s store, 6. Trlo for soprano, tenor and bari- And friendships “ find its entrance tone Wwhere a pathway Prison scene (Faust) Gounod light, graceful touch, never lacking, 1—Novelletten Op 29, for piano, vio-| however in power where the work lin, and ‘cello .. .. Gade | called for the pronounced time em- Allegro Scherzando. phasis necessary for the proper inter- Andantino Con Moto, pretation of dance compositions. Moderato. The contrast from dignified gaiety Leads to an open door. Miss Farrell, Mr. Shaller, Mr. Klein #r::&:lg:’:oy it :orn:::ecat::;::ht:re tho.} 'E&ii':ili‘i So may the chain of golden days be|, A:I‘: '501:‘!.1;:::;0-‘ the plano Messrs. Hart, Anderson and Schauf- | “Adaglo,” from the “Moonlight Son- splendid, Come Beloved (Atalanta) Handel| 1 fler'. '::1:' h::’"’t":“g”}"{ brought I‘l’“" bY \vere played and a buffet luncheon So may the tales of lazy noons he Mrs. Upson fonats a:d 'kllln ¥ ;"“" ty Of|cerved. Miss Gorman was a former dear, Mr. Hart at the plano el Iw! dwfistigaln“ecrhnphasizeg resident of this city. She will become So may hearts be at rest 'when day 18|y Ana for contralton with violin. Sy . Puccunni D“mm‘nw:iz; ; gc (I: Mulconne. the bride of Willlam Delaney of Hart- ended Largo (Xerxes) Handel 4 3 Miss Vater. Mr. Hart at the piano. |ing's hearers w B |ad i; ¢ % DIIl- |ford on Thursday, April 19 at St. Jos- And children’s laughter clear. Mrs. Tuttle and Mr. Fleitzer A “&' : '9';' ere glad that she play- |oph's cathedral. LR Miss Hine at the plano 3-—Songs for Baritone. D o r st et Dadya) e e Mr. and Mrs. William W. Miller (g pyet for soprano and tenor a. Where e'er You Walk . Handel ‘“7‘ rlentale.” The harp seemed | \figg Mary Gilbert of 238 High of 7 Ledge court wish to announce|yy,qiy Heavens (Madame But- b. Thou Art Like a Lovely Flower pe:;ul arly ada?!ed to bringing the |streot entertained at her home on PO ve... Wilson G. Smith | Subtle mysticllasm of the work, and Thursday evening in honor of Miss the engagement of their daughter,| 4o qy) Plecint i 4 w Lililan F. Miller, to Martin H. Holl- Miss Earnest and Mr. Stuhiman % c. Take Joy Home ...... Bassette | 1iss Dilling peculiarly in sympathy | Marie Doherty who s soon to become / with the theme, the bride of James Gilbert. Miss felder of 183 Hart street. Mr. Hart at the plano Mr. Cornwall, Mr. Hart at the piano. The low-toned word effect of Doherty was the recipient of many .. /88 10, Plano s '3 S 45 Mrs. W. L. Hatch entertained at|Paraphase on quartet (Rigo- 4—Violin, Danse Espagnole,” Grenados, was |gifts. Guests were present from luncheon bridge at her home on West| letto) Verd!-Listz a, German Dance Mozart | emphasized by the muted tones with |Hartford, Bristol and other nearby Main street on Thursday. Mrs. Andzulatis. (1756-1791) | ¥hich is closed and Tournier's “Feer- | places. Gray and old rose consti- P « 0. b. Canto A:r;?,l(‘]%st;_.‘b‘). Sammartini L"a-ncéogf‘;]lr;g b;oush:ha :Alcturledo}tlthe tuted the color scheme in the house . J. H. Clark and son -17 he gnomes that woul ave | decorations. \(:;1;:’ 3;:“1\71:2 vxg"wt d‘wgt:’r :: .vu:;:\; u:; glr:‘th‘r'le Hofi:;oma, are | c. Son of the Puzzta (Hungarian) been a fitting accompaniment to the « s 3 5 . 3 s “ " " Worthington Heights, Berlin, enter-|visiting Mrs. Clark’s sister, Mrs, W. I. R ] Keler-Bela. fii‘r:“nc“"s\o :I};d\ nfn“Wlnlkle where| Many New Britain people attended tained at luncheon at the Hotel Bond | Wilbur, of Washington street, Plain- ¢ [[2955) SHeLRnE, ER AN RUIRGS BLithe) o T rersonY Plaved by the | the first spring dance of the Hartford in Hartford Monday for Miss Elsie | vije, % hoto By Murray piano aliap ost p[we:t;"ysg:;!m;l\est‘mmDmfl Undergraduate club of Holy Cross 2 . in 8s o Benson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LR MISS MARGARET WILCOX 5—Songs for Tenor. ings last group the “Norse Ballad " college helfi at the Hotel Bond last Benson, of East Berlin. Margaret Frances Gilligan, of Tre- a. Crying of the Water Ooenitz, was of symbolical character, Tue:‘day evening. A splendid pro- Bs mont strect, and 3"”;0': TAh“‘- d:fiMms Wilcox is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, F. L. Wilcox, of Ber-| . +++. Campbell-Tipton | the sturdy Norssman, adventurous,| oo w:'rfl:!fini:{:i!::d“;:: :!::3 :'fel: t;\e(r;. d!’l:dois“ &h;‘:“:'-n ;f gl:’.‘::r";“{:r‘:“:;"l“" s"""‘;l;'y‘,:";;“mh MO lin, whose engagement has recently been announced b. BT e ¥ 0‘“’;{[“‘”;‘:‘ strong, dominating the theme of the!cess that the event will probably be- attende i . » ¢. la Donne Mobile (from Rigollet- | composition. Again came the vivid | come an annual fixture. party in Springfield, Mass., on Wed- LA Verdi| contrast when Miss Dilling played as| The 1 0 " % 2 i . B patrons and patronesses- were et PR NTNBIR:I';“Y o\;;n éam::e nt‘:fnc::; Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Porter ot} Mrs. Laurence Southard of Berlin|Mr: Shailer. Mr. Hart at the plano. ;""’h“‘""?{e ”“‘: 1;71"“"0" of the old- | Secretary of State and Mrs. Francis W 10 §e AR OO Garden strcet entertained at dinner gave a luncheon bridge at her home| s it h ashioned music-box which pleasantly | A. Palotti, Mayor Richard J. Kinsella, Horbert Smitt of Park Pites: Tha've: i A i l::r:":l'v'fi:d'_ynevo;“;:f” at their home Thursday evening. | on Wednesday, complimenting Miss | " S aioun ands, fctned tho days of long ago to many | Mayor and Mrs. Angelo M. Paonessa, 4 Sy 2t ¢ i Llsie Benson. Mrs. Clifton Wilson| jpic 2 Mi in the audience. Dr. W. T. Morrissey, Mr. and Mrs. st to :’:" il N. Y., after & ¢unity to see the classes and enter-| yi ong Mps Reginald Towers of |won the bridge prize. Among the| iS¢ Parker and Miss The program closed with the ambi- | B. M. Holden, Dr. J. F. Barry, Mrs, b G tainment rooms of the Y, W in opc{- Hamilton street entertained several guests were Miss Margaret Wilcox,| 7—Song for contralto with violin, | tious “Allegro Risoluto,” from Reine's| Mary O'Gorman, C. B. Reardon, Mr. Roland Swift is back at Amherst Atign. LThe entire plant was open. Ol friends at cards at their homec on| Miss Margaret Eddy, Mrs. Dudley ‘cello and piano. Concerto in C Minor, and gave both | and Mrs. Peter Prior and Mr. and o 4 auiEaster vacation with his inspection. The gym was given over|n,nqay evening. | Walker, and Mrs. Bruce Conover of| Nocturno ..... John Prindle Scott|Miss Dilling and Miss Parker an op- | Mrs. W. J. Mulligan. ;'::n"' v and Mrs. Herbert Switt :: a dt:lp;;y :;':::ll:;z.:}u:k;fl::: | 2 ¢ s New York my,. “Ti | Miss Meyer, Miss Hide, Mr. Fleitzer norlu;:‘ny to ms’play their mastery of | The committee which arranged the 4 *the va s | Miss Urith Wachter {s home from and Mr. Schaufler cxecution, requiring practically per. | social consisted of Cornelius B. Prior, of Park ;’l&ce.. members. Miss Beauvais' school, Boston, Mass., Mrs. Luther Parker gave a lunch~‘ fect musical accord in its rendition. |chairman; M. Francis McGn.'.b: o 3 Mrs. Dudley Walker en.| At 8 o'clock an entertalument Was| to spend her spring recess with her con bridge at her home on Forest| S—Mixed Quartet. Miss Dilling will always find many | Thomas B. Cannon, Joseph R. Burns, ri. ‘dn th - " tables yo' bridge at|Provided in the gymnasium, includ-|parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wachter street yesterdgy to séveral Hartford| Good Night Quartet (Martha) { In this city eager to hear her play, and | Thomas E. Hayes, Francis E. Dully gorts 'xl: “‘Rob,m street last Sat. |IN8 banjo solos by Miss Lilllan Ash-|of Harrison strect. | friends. Mrs, C. M. Bush of West| Flowtow | the New Britain McAll Auxiliary is|and Walter P. Jennings. i hnmeon worth, accompanied by Miss Edith e e Hartford won the prize. Miss Vater, Miss Meyer, Mr. Shail-(to be congratulated upon being able P e urday even! nc-. i Holmgren; vocal solos by Miss Mar-! Miss Lila Mills, daughter of Mr.| . oo er and Mr. Cornwall | to persuade her to come this year to| The fifteenth annual meeting of one The women of the Wirst Congre-|iorie Norris, accompanied by Missiand Mrs. A. A. Mills of Court street,| Mr and Mrs. Clifton Wilson of For- A | ald in the worthy cause which the or.|of New Britainss famous institutions, tional church will give a reception Flizabeth Burr; a pageant by the‘ has returncq to St. Margaret's school‘,st street entertained four tables of Mrs. A. C. Hine of Clayton Road | 8anization is so effective in aiding. |the Commonwealth club, was held ::xt Friday afternoon to Miss Clara|Girl Reserves, a stick and dumbbell |after spending her spring reccss In|pridge at their home last evening. will open her home next Saturday T last Tuesday evening in the Y. M. Labaree, who is golng to India soon |drill by the Sports club, and a dem- |town. ‘ “ % . | aftornoon to a benefit bridge party| The 1Sth anniversary of the New|C+ A+ Chicken pie and jce cream, to take 'up kindergarten work in the onstration of health class work by | Mr. and Mrs. Rodman Chamber- Which the A. A. girls will give. Miss| Britain Lodge of Elks was observed | With all of the fixings furnished the Mary Harding kindergarten at Sho-|the Tuesday evening class. Andrew Zemancik of 35 (‘lin(o_n”ain of Lincoln Road have been en-| Flora Hine 1s in charge of the uf-|last Monday evening in the Eiks |PIeCo de resistance of the banquet and lapur. Miss Labaree who comes of The serving of re{l}esll:ument(.:‘ in tléeiatreettl w;lll sr::ilI th; In}f;lr'r x;‘art ".';llmsi(nnaining Miss Mildred Dilling, the fair. | home on Washington street. For Lhezthe n:’en!;iil dru:-:lns card was a lec- ¥ assoctation library adjoining the pub-|month for Poland where he will re-| o & 4 A . ture by Harry C. Ostrander, world pist who appeared here last even long line of missionary ancestry, i) § : L g first time in the history of the local | :'u h‘erlell born in Persia. Her moth.' lic cafeteria con.clu:ied.the evening. |main for se\erel \:oeim ‘ing under the auspices of the McAll Miss Marjorie Hart, daughter of | body the ladies were gUests at the af- | t\:::“\’el:;. l?l?i "Mexh:o, the Egypt of the & v 0! . | | éa ! Mr. and Mrs, Hart of Kensington ave- | fair, Mrs. K. C | :;‘ah:::‘n:d.l.g&hfl:‘:;f1:)1:”;&11.:::::; The Misses Eleanor and Julia Mann,| Mrs. Bruce Conover and daughter, Ay o nue, returns tomorrow to Mt. Ida, “.er durrsin::\r?v‘;:;:ll-‘mt;i’;:“:-:: l:lri‘:l; The nominating committee, ot Schauffler family, long missionarics and thelr guest, Miss McMakin, of Janet, who have been the Buests of |y oyt s bt daughter of | School after spending her vacation in | singing by the guests. Exalted Ruler| *Dich E. M. Wightman was chair- v Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Platt of Trinity < t with he ent: - E { man, brought in the following sug- of the American Board in Turkey|Loulsville, Kentucky have returned to ! . [ Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hurlbut of Mur- town T parents. J. W. Lockett acted as toastmaster | . g and Austria. The missionary gervice |their studies at Vassar after-a visit :‘l‘e"t f::" t‘“’;hre’?slh:mf':k‘-n“;l:w";fg;‘;;;my Hill, ~has petlifhed o (Bt Mare « e {and there were several speakers, .g@sthlms l_!'or ‘féfllclals. Those elected of her family amounts to 240 years.[With tho parents of the two young tomorrow to their | garet’s school, where she is a student. _ Leroy Fleisher returned last Yilnale BRI VIR L L At this reception pictures will be|ladies, Dr. and Mrs. I". J. Mann, city. P Pt | voe s Wednesday to Syracuse university | . Katherine C. Kelliher, daugh- ?‘u;ll"ardp:. W. E. Fay; treasurer, J. 2 shown of the bulldings and of some 3 gt | Jack Kirkham, son of Mr. and Mrs.| M- and Mrs. Leland Hoar will give, after spending a weck with his par. |, " i fUZite O Baliher, daush. | A A R ot the children 4t Sholapur, and Miss| Miss Margaret Teavet of Maple| )\ o irkham of Cedar streot, has & dinner party at their home on Cor- o Eath By aora. Ohaslen NUeIster | wes, Main street and Fraucls B, Mars | miites, Mine | St * Leaniors; Labaree will speak of her future street, has returned to the New Eng- e Ry . bin avenue this evening. ! avenue. inan, of New H: & | R oF - i been home from Harvard University b | O g aven, were married at|chairman publicity committee, Mi work. All women interested in Miss|land Conservatory of Music in Boston g ! | « % %o 4 4 ) 3 i 88 Labaree and her work are cordially |after a visit with her parents, Mr. and for his spring recess during the week, | Miss Elsle Benson, daughter of Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Clifford Vivian, Dr. | zoc;];locl;_ W e‘d‘r;::?’:) morn:ng by Rev. ’ Helen Bunce; chairman membership “ . land Mra. A. R, Benson of East Ber.|and Mrs, Michael Kinsella and Mr. 3002, T %, pastor of St.|committee, Miss Mabel Hibbard; . | Mary's lhurrh.' I chairman social committee, Mrs. W, | B. Montague; chairman decorating (The Mendelssohn Trio) 2—Aria Visse d'Arte (Tosca) nvited to be present. Mrs. H. A. Traver. 3 e p- . . . .0 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Porter of Gar- ), " wii jeave next Thursday, April and Mrs. Fred Racklifie were patrons A ol . t of Beston, Mass., | den street attended the Easter tea 2, fo sadena, California, where at the A I. E. dance which was held " mfifi ;2?: 5"&5";512':5 h:-Tr‘el- is n:::: 3233:&"2’:.& of Mr. and|Which Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Welden ;he ’“:“ Pf;:g,.y Ensign Arthur P. at the Shuttle Meadow club last m;“:[“‘;;m::s ”\;b‘;’! I;Yavlc Hill | committee, Miss Bessic Andrews; turned to Germantown, Penn., after|Mrs. Andrew Parsons of Hamilton|gave at their home on Fern &treet,|paua of the U, § § New Mexico. Mr. Monday evening e me of Mrs. H. A. Lein-| member three year term, Carl Neu- Ll dhed J 3 S | hardt of Golf street last Wednesday | mann; member tw spending a few days in town. street. BRSOV I BULSRY Earle is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ao, i daknny °r two year term, Henry . . « s ® v . s P. Earle of Chicago. Miss Benson The Young Woman's Christian as- ' . R Ijoar. ‘memhcr one year term, Miss Stanton Ashley, sop of Mr. and Mrs.| Mrs, Louis Reynal and Mrs. Her-| Miss Margaret Wilcox, daughter of has been greatly entertained for dur- Sociation, of which Mrs. George Traut 3 Lokt SrAkecn, ot ton | Elizaboth ern.. A% George Ashley of Harrison street, 13!pert L. Mills were patronesses at the | Major F. L. and Mrs. Wilcox of Ber- ing the past several weeks, several I8 president, will hold its annual tonL Fettivnadifron & v ‘-“"l \“‘;b”’fiw M home from Middlebury College for his A, D, 8. which was held at the Shut-|lin, has been visiting in Middletown luncheons and bridges having been Meeting next Wednesday evening in City SRR A0 s wheh 181t To Atlan 0;‘_ X ’" V'B"Mrh‘“ Moody, of New spring vacation. Mr. Ashléy has for tje Meadow club last evening. during the week. given in her honor. the Y. W. C. A. Directors will be » beliahl | “"" » 18 }SM‘:HI; her parents, Mr. and his house guest Alfred Quackenbush D) . PRI elected, annual reports read and K aiene e \:’-‘ J. : Moody, of Golf street, of Cornwall-on-the-Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Taylor, Mr.| T. W. Wilbor of Franklin Square is' Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Chatieton and Changes in the by-laws will be dis- ANncuncement of the engagement| Maple Hill P land Mrs, B. A. Moore, Mr, and Mrs. | Spending several days in the city. family of Newton, Mass, are the cussed. Mrs. Frank Porter, Miss . nwilllam T, Morrissey and Miss ] - i i3 Vil : v s o. week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Louise Noble, Miss Florence Andrews, Agnes Curtin, daughter of Mr. and| Another treat, perhaps the last of Mr. and Mrs. R, W. Egan and yoward Parsons, Miss Grace L. M b | " -4 2 w. Mrs, Irv and 7 k Place. Mrs. A. A. Mills, Mrs Douglas John- | Mrs. James M. Curtin of West Main |the season, is promised to New Brit- daughter, Miss Hazel Egan, of Court paym Custis Sheldon and Kenneth| Dr. Samuel and Mrs. Irving and seph Lamb of 1:“‘ P'ace ston and Mrs, Haward Scutits . are| stfesl waB winde last Tuesdsy, A muslnjovets srmoror wher MELL street, will spend part of next week daughters are moving from their res- o o ¥ SlopSe mets. MNoRE: Vi oW Brifad | o ‘ine stree: Ced: treet. Cilli i West Main street candidates for board of directors. b g had ame Onegin, a Swedish soloist of in- in New York city. eople attending the Artists ball in|idence on Vine street to Cedar s William Curtin of stre o ] . b | LY returned to Yale University Thursday Ballot boxes will be placed in the enneth Pohlman, son of Mr. and |ternational renown will appear at . HAsLIona 1agb overiing. the hat was lobby 2 ;. Mrs. Walter Pohin f Trinity|Fox's theater. Th Miss Elsie Benson, daughter of Mr. Miss Bella Lewitt, daughter of Mr. after spending a week in town. obby of the building on Wednesday. Mrs. han, of aity | Fox's ater. e proceeds of t and Jre. A R. Benion of Bast Ber. o O ed it bright. covored [and Mrs. M. C. Lewltt of Russell = oo Ll R i Lie Rerved lefory the Bijs [SHEOL S Sitens bo GIRrk Unigaretly, ) SEHE Willin Stven to (ke CHMIS lin, is spending the week-end wlth'“"“. of bunting hanging from the | Street, is home from Sargent school, Cyril and Leo Gaffney, who have Nual meeting with Mrs. Traut Pre-l“"s home for l_"'“""-. Home. A ovidence, R. I. Boston, Mass. be spending their spring recess ceding. ! 3 | Eranas v Frovidenon center of the celing to the side walls. e T P ATk Unlveraity with: nBlr (pass « s Martin and Edgar Steege, sons of | Beatrice B. Koplowitz, daughter of . 4 N of Mr. an M Helen Cadwell, daughter of ents, Judge B. I'. and Mrs, Gaffney of _ Rev. Charles Coppens, pastor of Bt. eV. and Mrs. Theodore Steege are|Mr. and Mrs. 1. Koplowitz, of Dewey va’;fog:::.:( (‘:::rtt-met..vdmmr: SN MRUE CIRER, | P :’" ur.“;:d Mra. A, G, Cadwell of Harrl- Vine street, have returned to New Peter's church, is planning a tour of again at Concordia Prep school in|glreet, a student at the University of turn next Tuesday to Middlebury|Robert and Mrs. Clark of Garden| 'y 0" oturned on Thursday from Haven. Belgium, Holland, Francé and Swit- Dronxville, N. Y., after spending Eas.| Vermont, spent the Easter vacation College after spending his spring re- |street gave a dinner party and bridge Newton, Mass., after spending several b0 AT S zerland. He will sail from New York ter here. | with her parents, cess at home. at her home Wednesday evening com- | g, "ty Mrs. Hugh Charleton. On Dudley P. Felt, son of Mr. and Mrs. On April 25 and plans to be gone for PR plimenting Miss Amalla Traut, daugh-| moeqay next Miss Cadwell will leave Willlam Felt of Curtis street, re. several weeks. Miss Eloise Unkelbach, daughter of |ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Traut In| "G oenwich, Conn., where she has turned yesterday to Amherst College. Mr. and Mrs. Max Unkelbach of Black | Observance of Miss Traut's birthday. y.yen o position in the Ely school. o SN Alderman J. Gustave Johnson of returned to their home on Farming- | here. Rock avenue, will .return to Boston The prizes were awarded to Miss * s . Miss Marguerite Martha Blodgett, the fourth ward is planning a trip to h;n avenue after gpending ten days in Unliversity next Tuesday. Traut and to Miss Loulse Holcombe.| yigq Laurene Mouat, who has been ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs, James SWeden and will sail on May 12, New York city. Mrs. Cole and Miss| _The engagement of Ruth D. Smith, & .6 v .« s spending her spring recess with her Blodgett of 157 Farmington avenue, Hilding Stomberg of 23 Wallace street Bishop have many friends in town. of Meriden, and G. E. Puppul of this Mrs. George Bodley antertained| Plans are well under way for the |, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Mouat Bristol, became the bride of Alfred IS also planning on a trip to Sweden R ey |city has been apnounced. four tables of bridge at her home on |card party to be glven by the Moth-|o¢ Grove Hill, returned yesterday to Samuelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam.| and will sail from New York with| William A. Hayden of this city, a K.V Hamilton street Tuesday afternoon. ers and Teachers' club of the Cen-|portchester, N, Y. | uelson of this city at a ceremony, M. Johnson. ’ | member of the junior class at the| Miss Mildred Harrington, of Berlin, The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Earl tral Junlor High school in the Audi- LI {which took place at the Methodist [ o I | Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, | has returned after a visit in New Higbee, Mrs. Ray Leach, Mrs. Eimer torium, Saturday, April 14th from| Mrs Raymond Piper of Newton, church parsonage at 7 o'clock Thurs-| Miss Engrid Johnson of 151 Fair-|N. Y., has been elected vice-president | York city. Stone and Mrs, George Dyson. Mrs.|2:30 to 5 o'clock. Mass,, is the guest of her mother, day evening. Rev. Dr. West, pastor,|View street will sail from New York [of the newly formed L. C. R. society, g 14 Bodley served a buffet luncheon to| Mrs. John E. Downes, Mrs. Daniel| Mrs, Charles Duncanson, of Black performed the ceremony. on May 12 for Sweden. Miss Jennic of electrical engincering students at| The Woman's Missionary society of her guests in the diniug room, which |J. Maguire, Mrs. George A. Quigley, | Rock avenue. Miss Helen Samuelson, sister of | Blair of 240 Hartford avenue will the school. | Berlin met at the home of Mrs. Sam- was decorated with bright spring|Miss Kane, Miss Willlams and Miss s [the groom, was bridesmaid, and|Visit with relatives in Scotland and| R | g iske Wednesday _afternoon. flowers. Hoar comprise the general committee. Miss Virginia Hart, daughter of Mr.' James Blodgett, Jr., brother of the|England. She will sail on April 28.| The Newington League of Women | _nlfllldmg With India” was the sube o8 RS R and Mrs, Walter Hart of Hart street, bride served as best man. s Voters will meet at the home of Mrs, |ject of the discussion. Miss Miriam Mouat, daughter of( Mrs. Raymond A. Catiin, Mrs. Hor- | returned early in the week to Smith| After the ceremony supper was| The Woman's club of Maple Hill,[E. B. Proudman at 2:30 o'clock LR A Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Mouat of (ace M. Brown, Mrs. K. H. Baunders, | College, where she is a student. served to immediate relatives and|met at the home of Mrs, H. A, Lien- |Thursday afternoon when Miss Mar- _Robert C. Vance has gone to New Grove Hill, returned on Wednesday to |Mrs. A. D. Porter, Mrs. Louis L. Bar- . . friends at the home of the bride, and | hardt Wednesday afternoon. Miss |garet Stack of the Child Hygiene de-| York city to meet his mother, Mrs. New York city after spending a few |ker and Miss Olive Littlehales are to| Soveral Beechwood alumnae girls|the couple left on a motor trip|Constance Lee, superintendent of the|partment of the state board of health | Robert J. Vance, and sister, Miss days {n town with her parents. have charge of the candy, refresh-|from town attended the New England |through Massachusetts. After their| Home for Crippled Children at New-|will speak. Miss Stack also brings|Agnes Vance, who have been south Dl ments and prizes. Beechwood Alumnae aseociation | return they will make their home at|ington, gave an interesting talk on(an intcresting exhibition. A social|during the winter months. They will John Schaeffer of New York city A RS bridge and tea which was held at the | 157 Farmington avenue. the work being done at the home. A [follows the meeting. | return tomorrow, has been the house guest of his 8is-| Lewis Chapman of South High|Hotel Bond in Hartford this after- NI soclal hour followed. The hostess R S 8 ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. | street, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E.|noon. Mrs. Laurence Mouat, regent of|Was assisted by Mrs. N. E. Mann and| The wedding of Miss Marie Do-| The 'Busin!‘sn and Professional E. M. Hayden of Harrison street. Chapman, has returned to the Uni- YLERE the Esther Stanley chapter, D, A. R.; | Mrs. A. F. Grant. herty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.| Women's club will resume their Sun- 08 versity of Pennsylvania following the| Mrs. George Rogers gave a bridge|Mrs. E. A. Moore, vice regent; Mrs, P S P. Doherty of Black Rock avenue,|day night suppers tomorrow evening. Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Johnson, of| Easter recess. party at her home on Hawley street| Willlam Hungerford, Mrs. W. F. Kurk Klopp of Greenwood street,|to James Gilbert of 238 High street | These were omitted during the Ler@§én Main street, Plainville, have an- LA Monday evening. Brooks and Miss Franoces Whittlesey | and Arthur Steinke, of Curtls street, | will take place Wednesday, April 18, season. The club will hold its first punced the engagement of their Willlam Walcott, son of Mr. and R g will leave next Saturday for Wash-| both students at the Concordia Prep|at St. Mary's church at 9 o'clock. | complete annual meeting with elec- hter Miss Nellle W. Johnson, to|Mrs. J. O. Walcott of Chestnut street Mrs. E. M. Wightman entertained | ington, D €. to attend the annual|school in Bronxville, New York, re-|Miss Grace Doherty, sister of the!tion of officers, and reports from va- - mond G. Willlams, son of Mr. and | who has been home from Middlebury | her bridge club at her home on Rus-|National D. A. R. Congress in Wash- | turned to their studies early this week | bride, will be bridesmaid and Charles ['rious committees next Tuesday eve- Robert Willlams, of Queen street, college for the spring vacation, will |sell street Thursday afternoon. Mrs. | ington which will open next Monday|after spending Easter with their par-|Gilbert of Utica, N. Y., brother of [ ning at the club house, The directors nville. return on Tuesday. Alfred Corbin was awarded the prize. |at the Continental hall. ents in New Britain. the groom will be the best man. will meet on Monday evening. . 3 aRe ¢« e Mrs. J. L. Cole and her sister, Miss' Gerald Hannon is back at Yale \ AR Katherine Bishop of Hartford, have after a vacation with his parents