New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1923, Page 3

Although the week opened rather dull with nothing very interesting on the social calendar for Monday or Tuesday, it ended in a round of gaicty for the college ‘and school set. On Wednesday evening was held the Bachelors' ball which,although given in Hartford, attracted several from town. Thursday was more or less of a family day with “at homes” and quite a little visiting. Of course sev- eral family dinner parties were held at the Shuttle Meadow club, many of them lasting through the dancing which was held from 4 to 9 o'cloek, ! Many folks dropped in for a while. Last evening the A. D. 8. fraterniiy dance drew the school set. The Skid- more henefit bridge party held yvester- day afternoon and the Alpha Alpha benefit bridge held this afternoon drew many of the older folk as well as the school set. Besides these the week-end has been brilliant with any number of smaller bridges, teas and theater parties. Tomorrow will see the last of the school set, return- ing for a few weeks of study to come home once more fo a round of gaiety| CluB events next | at Christmas time, week will be interesting. On Tuesday the Woman's club will meet, on Wed- nesday the McAll association will hold a meeting, and on F'riday the D. A. R. will meet. Miss Frances Whittlesey and Miss Mary Whittlesey of West Main street will attend a benefit performance ov; “The Swan,” to be given at the Court | theater, New York, on the evening of TDiecember 4, by the New York Junior Auxillary of the American MeAll as- | sociation. . . Mrs, Morris Cohen of East street vas hostess on Tuesday afternoon to the Hadassah sewing group. The aft- ernoon was spent in making garments for the orphancd children of Pales- tine, . s = A meeting of the New Britain Me- will be held at the First evening, De Tev lecture All Auxiliary church on Wednesday cember at 7:45 o'clock. Parkes Cadman, D. D. “The T will vo Swords Miss Harriet Reynal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Louis Reynal of Lexing- ton street, gave an Alpha Alpha bene- fit bridge party at home this afternoon. Tables were reserved by Mrs, William Pease Miss Beatrice Reynal, Miss Reyna Miss Priscilla Crabtree, Miss Leonie Crowe, Miss Ruth Coombs, Miss Margaret Yoster, Miss Eunice Humphreys, Miss Fran- ces Williams, Mrs, Lucian H, Stevens, Mrs., Edward Christ, Misse FEvelyn Bigelow, Mrs, Clifton Wilson and Miss Kathryn Kron, her v Mr. and Mrs, Harry J. Sedgwick and daughter, Mildred, and grandson, RBuell, of Hartford Road, have left for 8t. Petersburg, ¥la, where they will spend the winter months, P The Lold a musieal winter, le made Shuttle series similar Complet at lator Sunday twhight to those given last announcements will date, . . Mayor J. 1. Powell of Wichita, Kansas, was the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Vrank: H. Johnston of West « Main street, during the week. Mr, Powell was a roctors of the of “ . United Stateés Chamber of Commeree for four yoars, serving at the same time Mr, Johnston repre sented Connecticut LRY Rudolph Tundell I'ratt Institute for the Thanksgiving holidays, He will return to resume his dutics on Monday . is home from e The Emerson College club of Hart ford met thie afternoon . with Mre, George Flanagan of Forest stroet The afternoon was devoted to a busi ness meeting followed by a buffet sup . This evening a eclebration of Vounder's day will be observed. Pa- pors on the carly days and old tradi- tions of KEmerson college will he read by Mrs. Clara Coe Byrne, Mrs, Wil fred Dresser and Miss Panny Darrow of Hartford . .. Cyril Dennison Hall of New York city is the week.end guest of Mrs Emilic Andzulatis of Chestnut #treet TR, R A glance at the list of hox holders for the coneert of the New York Sym phony orchestra reveals the names of Mr. ard Mre. Philip Stanley, Mr, and Mrs, A Kimball, Mir, and Mrs. Wil Ham C. Hungerford, Mres, ¥, L. Hun gerford, Mr. und Mrs, Alhert N. Abbe Mr. and Mra. Norman P, Cooley, My and Mrs, James Stanley North and Mrs, C. 1. Pearce, Miss Mary Whittlesey, Miss Frances Whittlesey George P. Spear W. Hart, Mrs, Emilie Andzulatis of this city and Fuller Barnes and T. W. Trradway of Bristol, weron The Connecticut Children's Aid eiety announces a surprise dinner par- ty and theatrical performance under the management of Winchell Smith, the playright, to be held in the Lall room of the Iartford club on Tues day evening December 11, at § a'clock. Mr. Smith will present a per tormance patterned after the famous Lambs' Gambols. A number of their most successful dramatic and musical skit will by played by members of the Lambs, The names of some of the artists will be announced later; some will be reserved as a surprise .+ Miss Helen Dixon, daughter of Mr and Mrs R H. Nivon Relviders had as her guest during the week Miss Mt. Holyoke col- = mpending the Christine Srward of lege Mise Divon week-end in Boston. hundred dollare maple sugar and Greenwich Village Stats Armory in ek Mrs. Frank H AP A with hes Nearly fourteen was realized at the waffle hooth of th fair held at the Hartford last Aaughter, Miss chairman of the bers of Mre. Johnston's committee in clude Mrs, Rabeock, Mrs, A, €. Lineoln, Mra 1. M. Barnes, Mrs. E. G. Huriburt, Mrs. Douglas John ston, Mi Mitdred RBarrows, iss Marion Hoar, Mrs. 1. O, Lusk, Mra . B. Proudman, Mrs. Arthur Grant and NMrs T. H. Cogswell . o8 There will be a meeting of the iting Nurse association next Thursday at the home of Mre. Harry Pates of 80 Russell street Agnes Tohnston, as oo booth. Other mem Raymond Vie . and Mise VMargaret nding the - Miss Anna Pric Conlin of 14ift street are sp week-end in New York city Meadow club to again member of the board of di-| Mr. | i otton, of Partland, Orege College and School Set Returning After Holidays—Early Winter Weddings Numer- The Esther Stanley chapter, D. A, will hold the second meeting of the scason next Friday, December 7. Mrs. Winthrop P. Tryon of New York city will speak on “Why New RBritain| | Should Have Written a History.” The| hostesses for the meeting will be Mrs. | Theron Camp, Miss Florence Camp | land Mrs. Elbridge M. Wightman. ‘ | ® . . | The woman's club of New Britain| | of which Mrs, Buell. Bassette is pres- | ident, will hold its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at the First church | chapel at 3 o'clock. Edwin V. Mitch- | ell of Hartford will talk on “Books to Read and Others.” a soclal hour will| | follow. | T | Judge . B. Hungerford and Mrs, | Hungerford of Cedar street have for| | their guests their son, Edward Hun-| gerford, of Harvard university, and P. T. Fenn, also of Harvard. | . e Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Hibbard of Vine street have announced the ar- rival of a daughter, Shiriey. Mra. Hibbard was bfore her marriage Miss | Mary Stanley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Stanley of Short Beach, | formerly of this city. | . . | Judd Freeman of Plainville, Conn., | will return tomorrow to Dartmouth university after spending his Thanks- | giving recess at his hong . . Miss Cordelia Kilhourne, daughter of Judson Kilbourne of Stanley street, will give a billiard party at her home next Friday evening to the acti members of the A. A. sorority . . B The annual appeal wom an’s board of the New hospital sent out for Thanksgiving donations was amply rewarded. The people of Berlin, East Rerlin, Kens- ington and Plainville as well as local folk were most generous in gending in contributions. Quantities of chickens, Jellles, all kinds of vegetables and fruits were received at the schools and | delivered to the hospital and the Chil- dren’'s Home by the Traut & Hine and | H. R, Walker motor trucke. ‘ | .. . Miss Eleanor Cook, daughter of Dr, Angel Cookof Hartford, will give a “Folk Song Recital” in costume Mon- | day evening, December 10, at the| | Camp school auditorium under the| auspices of the New Britain College ciub and for the benefit of the college | club scholarship fund. This is the first of a series of three entertain. ments which the club will give this winter to raise money for the scholar- ship fund. January 7, the Emerson fketeh elub from the Emerson school of Oratory will present a short play, and in February the club will give a | benefit whist party .. which the Britain general | . . Dudley Velt, son of Mr. and Mrs, William P, Felt of Curtis street, will return tomorrow to Amherst college, aftér spending hia vacation in town | with his parents, | o . Mixs Martha Moore has heen home from Vassar College spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. Allen Moore of Sunnyledge Al s Miss Kathoryn Brooks, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Willlam Trooks of South | High street, came home from New York city to spend Thanksgiving with her parents, .. . Moore has returncd t her home in Kensington after gpend ing the summer and fall months at | Rooth Bay Marbor, Maine . v Mr, and Mre, Allan Jackson English of Harrison street are in New York| eity this week-end Miss Ellen . daughter of Tas to Miss Ru Andrews, Mr. and Mes, John Andrews of | sott street, will tomorrow Wallingford, Conn spending her vacation with s, Miss Andrews is a member the high faculty in th return after her pare of school town wed nehter afternonn, the Schnailt Henry Behnaidt and Albert Morton Mrs. William Mortor ta plac it On Wednesday Aing of Miss Maric of Mr, and Mrs Whiting street, of Mr. and Phitadelp of the Pavie son Metho med in bride’s the chureh | of Trinits perin home John 1 list ceremony. Mes, H, ¥ Emil SBehater gown tanpe tead teimmin Aressed in brown with heads, A wedding eeremony ani Mrs, Morton 1eft o York and Philadop make ftheir home strent iseepal . The matron o Vile and the The bri canto Her charmense ption fo or was " erepe with attendant was trimmed awed the - New rec ter which # trip to Thes Whiting upon their s “Hits and Pits of 19 of the sketeh which mm* Alpha Delta Sigma frat-cnits gent at the Odd Fellows hall 1 16 and 17 re “I, Four 1 known comedy tertainers of this city, composed Pwight Latham, Pawl N ont Lewia and Robert commitice in charg made up of A nan; Charles Clement Towis Harold ue is writte Lucas, € Loomie T chair n of th hert re Taw Leland 14 Seript Penitt Johnson The marriag Miss 14 this plage at the rectory of Rev, Samuel Suteliffe Gladye Gregory was the maid Hullen was the wore a gown of crepe with a cloth wore a coreage bouquet lowing the wedding service a lune was served at {he Hotel Bond in Hart- ford, after which Mr. and Mra. Grog- wedding trip to Atiantie ' Mo ock Tuesday 8, Mark's siciaffting. Miss groom eity, a at of the of honor, an hest man T cocoa color goid of roses a sis Sigfre [ of oty 1eft on a City “thr, Mrs n | Mre. €. B, Co is enterta & ng street —% ous—Many Entertain Guests MISS BEATRICE REYNAL Lexington street. ford Academy in 19 meeting of Professional held Tuesday b in rty Miss talk on monthly and The regular the Business Women's club will be December 11th at the the form of a Christmas Corinne will “Some Inter house " on nt give Books."” n Original plans were taining Baroness Leoine the local club house Baroness comes as recommended by the National Pedera Professional sting for enter at made e toinorrow t 1 Souiny gues ghly tusiness q Howey tion of Wome as Bunday have to he organi s cluby er, inasmuch oon would neces dividgd with Hartford, the ation decided to hold & with the Hartford me Hartford ub after sarily local joint meeting the bers ut mne to b o'clock in day and present a tea fr the Hartford « to we entertain Baroness Announcement has a that M s White, Normal school, witl addre bers of at t which ub on S to help Souiny made principal ¢ ¢ meet as Leonie 0 been re the mem the club e regular Janu- comes on Tues ary meeting day January White's sn v » | Things. The fow elubs xten 24 memby ston co mitted The fo which Trinity ar Away Ne is o the I'rofessional ieting Britain ha it mbia Exter outsiders will he ad aiditors gle 1 of per ture ing are t upon will de toosey The Jan. 2nd ment Jar Policy Jan Policy New Freedor W Amer daughter of My Gould of Milf Munsan of 1 A fternnor Tol Episcopa Miss G Mrs home Re st ceremons by her matro ma ister, Gror of he hest My brid was N PL carried a orgett santhemume Her 1§ tr crepe nm and she garried amthemum Mun: ding the Nu New 1 Ter Florida. | house Mrs, ters, Millie Auley spending a Conn, Samuel MeAuley Miss Margaret McAuley and IFranklin few days Miss of in Mr, and children of guests o Par Mrs, Hugh Auburndale Mr. and Lamb of ace . . H, W, | announce th of their daughter, Miss to Kenneth Wallaee Brooklyn, N. ¥ The was made last evening Miss Fiagg Miss | New Hritain Institute Mr My and street given for t he her parents the Pr i s ot art Morristowm, N, J the of ate and tt w artist, g talk la | eler, lecturer and teresting illustrated at the New | nembers, the Mr. Furlong “The Land ¢ ot supper itain eclub wive 1 Aral the agK 1s High and § and McAuley, Elsie Square, have been Hazardville, Charit Muss. Mrs lagg Hurriet ¥ Griffing announcement wedding rollowing Wy [ Miss Reynal is younger daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Louis Reynal of She was graduated from Brad- daugh- Miss | Me- are Mon agement AER, at uocard party home by a gradu- How as- in the No date trav. in e an evening the friends. subject Nig! cxa flora and Pacific anterr | was the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. and the Joseph AY | o D D - ) - < O 4 S L ) ) ) B ]~ m-m-m-@l Miss Margaret Russell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Russell of Grove! Hill, returned to New York city Thursday evening, after spending Thanksgiving with her parents. Harry Adams of Worcester, . Mas: | Laurence Mouat of Grove Hill for| Thanksgiving evening. Valentine Hart, son of Mr. and Walter Hart of Hart street, was home from Yale university for Thanksgiv irg. O Felt, son of Mr. and Mrs. | William P. Felt, of Curtis street, has been home from the Wharton school of Finance, University of Pennsyl- vania,, for his T iving vacation. | . Morgan Donald Bristoll, son of Mr, and Mrs. T. Bristoil of Grove Hill, who has been "home from Dartmouth univer- sity for a few days, will return tomor- row. “ e Robert Buol, son of A. Buol of Har- ison Street, who is an interne at the Jity hespital, in Providence, R. 1., has | been in town for a few days . Jack Kirkham, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kirkham of Cedar strect, has | been home from Yale university for Thanksgiving. Mr. Kirkham had for| his house guest his roommate, Mr. . Harriet Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Parker of Vine street, will return to the Gateway school in New Haven tomorrow after spending her Thanksgiving recess with her parents. . e Miss Dorothy Booth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Willilam Booth of For- est street, I8 home from New York city for a few days. Miss Booth has for her guest Miss Frances FFoster of New York, Miss S50 e Miss Virginia Hart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hart of Fart street, home from Smith eollege for the anksgiving recess . | . ice Trumbull, daughter of Senator John Trumbull and Mrs, Trumbull of Plainville, has heen home | from Mt. Holyoke ecollege fow | days for a . Hart, son of Hart of lake from Yalr ing .. Mr. o stroet The Mrs Maxwell ome Thanksgi was or Mr. ani Mrs Oxford str for their days Mr. ar Iph Leighton Dame wet, Hartford, have had guests over the holi Mrs, John 1. Dame of Newport, N Mrs. Ralph Dame was formerly Miss Sylvia Alderson daughter of Mr. and Mrs, A, . Alder- of 1 street this city home « s 00 Mrs, e returr they sp relatives Mr. and danghter ha where Emil Danbe od nt Th g and Bridge- ving from port ank with My Dechan Providenc Mr. and view and Mrs, « and Mrs R 1 H 0 Mrs, stroct Abe \ home fro Johnso Thanksgivi | danghter | ma wedding during the week Miss Catherine Gilhert, Mrs, Elizabeth Gilbert of | and Hobart Henry Cori- Mr, and Mrs. Richard Jerome street. The wed- place Wednesday t Rev. Philip Callery| Pa., a cousin of the ated. Miss Helen Conroy was the bridesmaid, and Francis Cori- dan, brother of the 'sroom, was the| hest man, The bride a gown of brown brocaded chiffon with a brown and hat. Her attendant wore cocoa hrown hrocaded canton erepe| with a gold hat, Iollowing the mony a wedding break home of the bride’s mother. and Mrs, Coridan left on a ding.trip to New York and Wash ton. Another was thal of High street, an, of Coridan of ding took Mary's church, of Glasspor bride, offi son wore silver cere- ast was served Mr Trinity wedding last Schaefer of their 39th Wednesday Richard lebrated sary and tre annive er on Kelsey of Winthrop visiting in Bantum, Hill, daughter Mr Frederick Hill of Winthrop will return tomorrow to the after h recess Mrs treet Louise is Conn. Miss Lillia and Mrs, street, Boston Thanksg university spendir th her parents vin Royal Heineck, son of Mr, and Mrs, A. Heineck of Staniey street, has been spending his Thanksgiving recess with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Holmes New York city are the guests of Hoymes' parents, Mr, and Mrs. Russell of Grove Hill. Mrs, Holmes was formerly Miss Julie Russcil of Mrs. Robert 8, Brown gave a party at her home noon for her house guest, Mrs, Ives of Roston, Mass. There were three tables playing and prizes were awa to Mrs. Charles Chase,Mrs. William Dieh! and to Mrs. William Hungerford. Mrs, Brown ed afternoon her guests dge yesterday after- to "H. ¥ formerly Mr. and Mrs, Hanover, Mass this town. have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Black of Harrison street S 8. a Fred W, of Chamberlain of Mr. and Mrs Porter and daughter, Jane, arden street, spent Thanksgiving with Mr, and Mrs, Leon Drake of New Haven, Conn v e Miss Helen Cadwell Mr. and Mrs. A, G. Cadwell of Har- rison stree home from New York city Thanksgiving in town daughter of came spend o Thanksgiving fraternity at the Y, W, (. ported to be sociall the Theta annual fair ssful, financi Sig- suec Iy and were in uzzo's hlack rtford f od Hartford, New ot} rearhy nmittee H nuEic Have cities wore harge M chairman; John Cianei era The liam and in Cue, Mrs Rigley street announces the engagement her daughter, Miss Eileen R to Vietor Domijan Miss employed in the office of ers Insurance Co, in Domijan assistant Trust Margaret ol of Bigley Bigley is the Travel. Mr the this ety weidding. Hartford is treasurer of Commercial No dat has been set t Miss Mrs, W street, ar ter My Harrison adys daughter H Washingtor I Miss Bdith Loomis, daugh and Mrs, Fred Loomis of street, entertained th tables of bridge yesterday at Miss Fogarty's home for fit the Skidmore endowment hles were by Miss Judit} Miss Florence of invilte Miss ¥ Miss Harriet Miss Alice A Mrs 13 oomis, Mrs MeDonoug) Mis Fogarty Fogarty of irteen the hene of fund reserved Sessions of 1 Trumbu istol, derson Mrs. Arline 1 Mre Harty Bates, Johnstone Vance, A. F, Mackay and Jonathan Hart left today tor North Carolina to spend ten days duck shooting in Ocrachoe, P Mr. and Mrs, George Meisner of Tierlin have for their guests this week- end their, daughter, Mildred, who is spending the winter in New York eity, and Kenneth Relyea of Bridgeport, forme of this eity . . . Miss Frances Dean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, D. K. Dean of Harrison street, who is spending the winter in New York city, came home to spend this week-end in town with her pare ents. Miss Lauren Mouat, daughter of Mr, and Mr Laurence Mouat of Grove Hill, is home Elizabeth, N. J., tor her Thanksgiving recess. Miss Mouat is dircetor of phy educa- tion in the schools that from ical public in towr Joseph Clements and tady, N. Y., are the { Mr. and Mrs. ¥. @, family hene house Platt Tuests o of Grove . . Vanece witt Vance spent Thanksgiving his mother and sister, and Miss Agnes in Ko Mrs. Vance rnadine Walk daughter wl Mrs, Fred Walker of Har- n street, who has been home from Chestnut ~ Hill Boston, for her Thanksgiving vacation, will return tomorrow. Miss Walker has had for her house guests Miss Ruth Bachelor of Nebraska, Miss Mir- iam Coblentz of Maryland and Miss Helen Schneidler of Pennsylvania. Miss | of Mr. & the Mass., school, Miss Mr. and Grove Hill city tomor days ir Miriam Mrs, Mouat, daughter of Laurence Mouat of return to New York after spending a few town with her parents, ... ow Miss Mrs Sally daughter of Vine street, York 10 er mother Huma Humaso Ne SO Harris of came home from city Elmer Monday rectory is city, took pl 10 o'clock at the church, Hart- ford. The was attended by Miss Madeline Leary of Hartford as bridesmaid and John O'Connor, broth- er of the groom, as best man The bride was attired in a gown of brown chiffon velvet with hat to match and wore a corsage bouquet of orehid sweet peas and Ward roses. The bridesmaid wore tan duvetyn with hat to match and a cegsage bouquet of Ward roses. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at ti Hotel Tond The couple left on a wedding trip and upon their return will reside in Hartford PR mornir eter's couple of the of 8t The members Tmmaculate Conception G Mary's church held a Thanksgiving social and dance 1 the T. AL B hall last Tuesday even- Solos were rendered by Mrs, Miss Johnson and the Kiniry. Miss Leona piano selections avered with clog ing Bernard Messre, Ross g Rourke gave era and Louis Rashkow daneing. W and the w Cory bridge played and awarded to Miss Mar on Miss Thomas Donahe Siieis were or Dorothy Stiquel thday Lucy |} SUFPrise party was tene Mercure at home, 1 Lyons last Sunday evening, the wing 12th birthday A number or friends were present ed many beautiful girts rved and an enters her ot asio her took st wedding Miss He brid place Wed- Joseph's len Dorothy Col- Kdward W, Mise Margaret bride, and Thom- Hartford, attended 1 & gown immed with a gold hat ouquet of Yonor wore trimm ® of yell