New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1923, Page 3

SN There have been no really large parties this week but everyone is looking forward to the Bal Masque which is to take place next Wednes- day cvening at the Shuttle Meadow club. This is always one of the gayest affairs of the scason and is preceded by any number of small dinner parties as well as several| large ones, Interest this wWeek centered more or less in the club ecvents in town. | On Tuesday, the Woman's club held its regular meeting and as usual | drew a large attendance. Wednes- day evening, Rev. 8. Parkes Cadman, D.D.,, spoke to the members of the McAll association and their guests, Vriday, Esther Stanley chapter, D, A R, held a delightful meeting when Mrs. Winthrop P. Tryon of New York city spoke, her subject be- ing, “Why New Britain Should Have Written a History.” The South church bazaar or “Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Before,” which was held Tucsday and Wednesday at «ne South church under the direction of Mrs. Rufus Hemenway of course attracted many and has established itself an annual affair. . s e Mrs, Rufus Hemenway of Lexington strect had charge of the bazaar which was held at the South church on Tuesday and Wednesday of this weck, The affair which was more or less of a buriesque on the new Elihu Burritt Hotel was unusually distine- i d attractive. Of course a hotel i proprictor, general man- waiters, bell hops, ete. azaar of “Coming Events Cast Their Shadows” lacked none of these personuges, going from the proprie- tor through a long list of help to the various shops.found in any hotel., A list of those taking part follows. P'roprietor ... Dr, George W. General Manager .. sees cesenans Mrs. Rufus llvmvm\ny d Clerk ............ Isaac Black stant Clerk Miss Arline Root s Esther Stanley as Assistant Cahicr Miss Mildred Barrows Itoom Clerk Mrs. Kenneth Tuttio Assistant Room Clerk Miss erk Miss ormation Bureau . Mr. and Mrs, Willlam Fay Mrs. Arthur Harrop Mrs. Raymond Catlin Noah Lucas I{u(h H nry Assistant ( Koom Anna KFoberg Chef Assistant Chef Head Waiter .. Waters—Mr, and Mrs. Paul Rogers, Mr. and Mrs, Gustav Winger, Mr, and Mrs. George Taylor, Raymond Catlin, Mrs, A, G. Way, Mrs, Abrams, Douglas DeMers, Miss Alice Stingle, Miss E. Henning, Miss Edith Anderson and Miss Hazel Chase, Head Bell Hop Head Messenger Waffle Department phrey, Mrs, Kenneth Larle Bishop, Mrs, I, Mrs, Strickland and James Vance, Magazine Booth——Mrs, R. Rand, Mi Stella Johnson and Miss I. Molan- der. Flower Booth—Miss Ann Cople Property Managers—William man, Rufus Hemenway. Graphology—Mrs. G. E. Root Gentleman's Check Room—Kenneth Tuttle, Douglas Johnston, Ladigs' Rest Loon—Mrs, I, wold, Miss Cornelia 1Mags, Trene Hagis. Parlors, Manicure, S8hoe Shine, Dressing and Fortune Telling, wisted by—Mr, and Mrs, R. Gil- patric, Miss Harriet Reynal, Miss Priscilla Crabtree, Miss Doris Wil- liams, Miss Corrine Goodwin, Clar- ence Nelson, John Spear, Dwight Stugg, Willlam Cowles, The Man of Mystery, Curio Shoppe der, Warren Hale, sels, Miss Wells, Stevens, Hand Painted Novelty Shoppe-—Miss canor Pyatt, Miss Florence Burr, Miss Certrude Dehm, Mrs, Willlam Montague, Art Gallery—Miss Elizabeth Eastman, Migs Ruth Bristol, Miss Olive Chase, Miss Myrtie Chase, Oscar Murray, Earle Bishop. Fancy Work Booth Meyer, Mrs. Fred Douglas DeMers. Candy Shoppe—Miss Evelyn Cadwell, Miss Augusta Stipek, Mrs. A. H. Rockwell. Specialty Shoppe—Miss Mabel Steele, Miss Helen Bromiey, Miss Beatrice Neal, Miss Grace Stowell, Mrs. Wil- llam Fay. ¥rench Pastry and Bon Bon Shoppe— Miss Laura Woodford, Miss Mar- garet Bddy, Miss Esther Brandt, Miss Irene Sharp, Miss Gertrude House, Miss Dorothy Hale, Miss Funiee Johnson, Miss M. Clifford, Mrs. . C. Moody, Mrs. C. Packard, Mrs. Willard Oqu Mrs. E. Fair- banks. Kiddee Shoppe—Mrs, John Aude, Mrs, | C. Philip Merwin, Mrs. Douglas Johnston, Mrs. Raymond Babcock. . . Rehearsals for the Sigma alumni association’s revue, “H:ts mnd Bits of 1923,” have started and are expected to be held two or three times a week in the future, The chorus held a rehearsal last Tues. | day evening and preliminary work including dance steps were gone through under the direction of Cle- ment Lewis. The show will be in several scenes and will contain the most popular songs and comedy numbers of the past season, together with current hits. The committee has already tssued | the tickets for the two performances on January 16 and 18 at Odd Fel lows’ hall. A meeting of the commit- tee was held on Tuesday evening and several plans were formulated, which will add to the suecess of the enter- ainment I Arthur Kimball Robert Christ Miss Mlora Hum- Searle, Mrs, T. Griswol ¥ Chap- T, Gris- Miss Hair as- Miss Estelle Molan- Miss Jane Wes. Miss Cladys Mrs. Walter Monier, Mrs, | | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G gave a dinner party at their Monday evening preceding the ing of their dancing class. Kimball home meet- Mrs. Ralph Wainwright of Steele street entertained five tables of bridge at her home Thursday afternoon Mra. George T ., Mrs, Ray Leach and Mrs, Ragmond Maziene won the prices. Mrs. Wagnwright served tunch- con to her guests assisted by her sis- ter, Miss Elizabeth Wainwright . e ussell | New for eanor Lewis o Jleave Monday to spend a few days . .o Miss & street will York city Mre. ¥. A. Hart entertained at b Tuesday afternoon of Staniey ridge at her home |e | Gonyea Alpha Delta | €9 [Miss Stnkewicz's parents . | position * period of on cellenee ted considery Stanley wedding Norwalk his Mrs physica school in that town son stret wiil the year for California to spend | that ber street | faculty High Schos * Im * Dinner Parties and Bridges—Woman’s Club,and D. A. R. Hold Interesting Meet- i ‘ L On Monday evening at the Camp]| school auditorium Miss Eleanor Rich- | ardson Cook, of Hartford, will give a program of folk songs and dances of | Russia, Poland, Jugo Slavia and Czecho-Slovakia under the auspices of the New Britain College Club, the proceeds to go toward the scholarship fund. The program follows: Folk Songs from Czecho-Sloval Annie, the miller's daughter . Slovakia | Moravia | | Little wild goose .. The hag pipes (sung in Czech) .. Czechia | Rada (mmg in Czech) ... | Czechia | Weeding flax-fields blue .., Czechia | Sedlak, Sedlak (sung in Czech) Czechia | Tripping maidens . . Czechia | Czech National Anthem (sung in Czech) Czechia | Slovak ung in Slovak) Slovakia Piano Duet Slavic Dance Op. 46 No. 6 Anthem Dvorak | Dance Iolk Dunce from Czecho-Slovakia i benstein | Piano Group Etude Op. 10 No. 3 sy Chopin, Pol on lhv Holy Mount Dvorak, in G Minor mvl\ln.u\mofl' Russia I e Arensky, cho-Slovakia Prelude Etude in ¥ e Russia | “olk S Poland and Mother, Jugo-Slavia do tussian) Peddler Birch tree ! Hei onward Ru Do not go Gregory Ukraine Red-headed family (sung in Rus- slan) .. Kkraine Reapers on the mountain not scold me (st Ukraine White dawn (sung in Serbian) Jugo-Slavia high mountain .. Daughter of Mr. and ment to Kenne (iurm\sl\n' seeaaans Everyone s intere Krawiak (sung in nesday evening at th ow club, Several of town guests planned dinner parti | masque ball, the largest and of the winter be elaborately decora tios of pine trees and Prizes will award tiest, most original tumes he jud Mres. Willlam €. Hy Mary Whittlescy, Mr Stanley, Ellsha Coope W, E. Attwood of th Waiter Hope of New ton and Cipriano wi tor duncing. ‘lhe g st at 9 o'clock an |served at 11 o'clock is in charge of the . (sung in Polund Two patriotic songs Polish) Dance Volk Dance from Russia. The list of patronesses includes— Mrs. A. N, Abbe, Mrs. L. B. Ban. tord, Mrs, H. M, Bates, Miss Mary K. Bingham, Mrs, Earle K. Bishop, Miss May Martin Booth, Mrs. W. I, Brooks, Mrs, Robort 8, Brown, Mrs, Henry T. Iurr, Miss IFlorence Camp, Mrs, Ray- mond A. Catiin, Mrs, George Corbin, Mrs, George H, Dyson, Mrs, E. B, kddy, Mrs, Arthur 8, Grant, Mrs, Stanley Holmes, Mrs, ¥, B, Hung ford, Mrs, H. B. Humason, Mrs, Arthur G, Kimball, My, G. J. Kinsella, Mrs. John M. Kirkham, Mrs. Noah Lucas, Mrs, H, W, Maler, Mrs, Al len Moore, Mre, Howard Parsons, Mrs, Mauriee Pease, Miss 8arah P. Rogers, Mrs, Kenneth M. Searle, Mrs, Lewls P, Slade, Mra. Johnstone Vance, Mrs. Mareus White | The ushers are—Mrs. Charles ¥, | Chase, Mrs, Willard C. Oquist, Miss Louise Noble, Miss Frances Ferguson, Miss Norma Regan, Miss May Regan. | yson were hostess The committee of arrangements in- | e Women's cludes Mies Mabel Judge, president of | g, niist ehurch he the club, Mrs, Douglas Johnston, vice- Pamily Mfe a president of the club, and Miss Bea- discu trice Neal. most season ar . Miss Anna Kelle tion, Muple Hill, er in Simsbury, North Mrs. L. B, ocicty | noon Japan wer Mrs. Jack Dean and daughter, Jane Hope, of Kansas City are the guests | of Mr. and Mrs. D, E. Dean of Har- rison street Miss Ebba and Mrs, R entertained two tab home Monday Billings Cro | guest chapter, | were a Revolu- | well a well Miss Aline ded to M 1M 1t Mi The Emma Hart Willard Daughters of the American tion, of which Mre, Elizabeth Wick- | gy, wire is regent will hold a meeting | Miss 1uth Coombs next Thursday, December 13, Miss | Reynal, Miss ) Ruth Galpin, daughter of Profcssor | Marjorie Stanley Galpin and Mrs. Galpin, will | read a paper the subject to be “Jon- | athan Trumbull Chair of American | pr History.” Miss Marjorie’ Moore, Miss | phic Alice Norton and Miss Elizabeth Nor- | gehool ton will be the hostesses Intere . produetion of, ts includ 1 oren owell sting in co the Mrs. A. G. Henderson is in « of the food which the Womar society of the Baptist church will hold next Frideay December 14 contest which is s le . 1 tise fiest g The of 1 play. cont afternoon | stude Announcement has been made the engagement of Miss Nora Sinkic wicz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Juliar Sinkewiez of East street, to | w Hartford. The ounce ment was made at a dinner Sunday cvening at the o of ANy party giv home of Theron Walcott ¥ awarded greater hono shes of F first prize the musica cently conducted by the Chicago News The prize the 1 previously awarded was work submitted during week, Th 1 hor by the composition’s when all the Juring the entire hest pr Was wor works submit contest were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin obsgr ersary ening stroet last Satwid ‘ T. to spend ister and brother in Arthur Garde of M . . Cromwe!l Case is home days M e Carlisle Baldwi e Mrs 1. MacKay of 1 et thi orning Jang is Haldwin's Baldwin, who education at the Howe Miss Majorie f Morot Mra Harr Hildebrant o feave after the George f of ral months will ¢ sted to no, a High Sp k Severa Professor has a A Rritain #choo » 1% ember isen st the “Connccticut Magazin { MISS FRAN Masque which is to be ar which is teach a W ings This Week Mrs. A, W th MeKnight of CES WILLIAMS Williams of Corbin Milford was recently l | PO SRR L | The Woman's club, of which Mrs.| | Buel Bassette is president, had an m-‘ teresting meeting on ®Tucsday after- | noon whe Edwin V. Mitchell of Hartford discussed several of the| | newer books with special reference to | Christmas giving. A social hour foi- | lowed with the members of the hos-‘ pitality committe acting as hostesses. | . s o The Musical club of Torrinzton‘ gave a concert Thursday evening, De- | cember 6, at the Camp school audi- torium to the members of the New| Britain Musical club and their guests. | The program fololws: | *{ Ladies' Quartet ! | "a Spinning song from lying Dutchman” . “a"ner b Dream Song .. M. W. Danels| Pickett, Mrs, Cleveland, Miss Hills, Mrs. Phillips. . Clara Dauchy at the piano. no Solo. “Autumn” .+ Chaminade | Miss l.mh \nmr) | for Soprano. a Silvan Ranndelay Opera * o P | | Aria | from the ‘Snegourtehka” ..., . Rimsky- }\nrmkofl the Bal Tschaikawsky | Mrs. Arthur Tuttle, | Mrs. Howard Pease at the piano, Violin, W b At from | . Wagner Godard | a Ithers Prize Song die Meistersinger” ereeuse from Joce Elisha Tuttle, Mrs. Agnes Spittle at the piano. | Baritone Solo. Wanderer's Song Mr. Waldo Agnes Spitt .Schumann | Lyen. Mr piano. opin os Holcombe 5 Schubert John B. Gaynor. ara Dauchy at the piano. Mixed Chorus, | Inflamatus from “Stabat-Mater” | S Rossini | Gleeson, Mrs, Griffiths, Mrs. Avenue. Her engage- announced sted in the Bal held next Wed- e Shuttic Mcad expecting out nd many have s to precede the always one of brilllant parties The club will ted with quanti- Christmas lights. ed for the pret id cleverest cos will be Mr. and mgerford, Mis and Mrs, Alix r, Mr.and Mrs vity, and Mrs York city. Bol 11 furnish music mareh will will be I"att rand I supper Howard ) rement rrang . IRobbin her Carolina sta hroth- of Mrs, Bugene mee th it oa of First Vedy nd festiva d n for Miss 1 the on Marjoric Crowell T William I Miss Beatries Mouat and Miss g y i hot Ne Cro Kiteher il be Am High 1" with e poster 1dve ope in their A to tt [ priz ing s for the play third priz | th BRI\ | ehurch later in the month. The Sy e Berh e a Hibbard mittee assisted by Miss 17 . church of tertulning concert Wedne of nt W He ske, M Meagl The G the ¢ ardies ‘I Plano ting of | M 1 b rs, J Vocal Homi Reading Gamy Vocal Piano W « eadin Voo al Ald s program follows Kathering Reinders, Miss Allen, Miss Most Mr. Fussenich, Mr, Hopkins, Mr. MeDowell, Mr, Aust, pageant at "iw Soloist, Miss Burns, Miss Ruth | Miss Maginnis at the piano. | is the com- | sper the concert the Torringtoen | arrs She will be | o1yl mombers were the guests of the | Miss Mary Griswold, Mrs. | 10041 club members at a “Dutch Mlp-i fekwire, Mrs, 1. H. Damon, | yor potd at the First church. N 1tohm, Miss Victoria | L I Robert Deming W.l Mr. and Mrs. Howard Platt of Lin- [eoln Roud are spending the week-end in New York eity “ e Mra, 7. J. Waehtor of Harrison troet entertained two tables of bridge | it r home yesterday afternoon for school department gational church will inday n Cong ‘hristmas chairman of gements. and oy W. club Plainville of the Baptist gave a very cne sday evening the The hurch for the benefit of i3 yesterday afternoon. ! | Frank e ‘vr. The Arym Club of the Prospect | | Methodist church of Bristol presented ry successful play, ‘“Josh Whit- | comb,” at the high school theater on Wednesday evening. The cast a man about town . Ceell A. Robertson Iby, an l‘,nklhh dude, vde & Whitham ‘tougher !hun a boil- James C. Thompson l?lll’ford B. Cook Clayton H. Cole John Martin, “Bil” JJohnson, cd owl Cy Prime Reuben Whitcomb Officer MacGregor The Higzins Fo Sam Foster, the sheriff Perry MAR 7 e 2udolphi A. Johnson se, & society girl Dorothy Osgood friend of Nellie's . Ella Poulson B. Hallett The Gold Brick Nellie Prims Sum( (ro\\n 1, a waif s Mercy Robertson Lillian Richtmyer . Bertha Porch Tilly C. Bahnert Gladys Whitham 3 By Herself . Grace Gearing ot Taylor, the Aunt Tlldfl Mrs. Johnson The Maid Miss Griswold The Unknown Little Sis . The Sanzey }lom- Guards Frank G. Hyde as oshua Whitcomb” Mrs, Henry G. Schauffler and chil- dren of Lincoln Road returned terday from Greenwich where have spent the past week. “Problems of the American Con- | gress and the British Parliament” the subject Miss Mary Taylor Blau- velt will discuss at the meeting her current events class next Tuesday aft- ernoon in the Iirst Church chapel at 3 o'clock yes- they Mrs. Boardman of Chestnut street | entertained mt bridge at her home e The Hartford McAll Auxiliary its opening meeting of this season on Thursday at the Hartford Club. Mrs B. Kelly was the speaker. College the Tucsday bers were faculty played the seniors of lege in a soccer game afternoon. The faculty mem- will trained and played a fast game but the seniors won by a score of 2 to 1. The game was made especinlly attractive by a pan- tomime on the side line staged by the juniors and freshmen. It was a horse race the contestants being | Spark Plug, Zev and Papyrus. The race was won by Spark Plug. lowing the gams in Thames Hall in honor of the fae- ulty and senfor teams and to brate the elosing of the of soccer and tennis, members ticut cc last Mrs. Michael! Kelly of Rlack Rock avenue has been entertaining her | sister, Mrs, Willlam Beebe and daugh- Charlotte, of Norwulk . D, Frey, Mrs, Charles Me- Miss M. Herry, Mrs, James Mrs, B, Bhine and Mrs, John Mrs Carthy, Brien, A clety of the church, house guest, Mrs, H. C. Dowman Evanston, Il . Duet--The 1. Mitchell, rio— Dreaming et Home Farrar, Hopt Solo-1 Wallace Betty Beot Bernlee Danee, Mitchell, My O Miss Ellen Nelson eity has returned to spending a week with Nelson of Murray street . of New 1o heme Mrs York B Russell Barbara Farrar Iarrar, Troy Bum aut atore el the Mrs, H, . Bowman of ¥ who has been the recent guest of 1. Wachter of Harrison street visiting Mes, Cole of o anston, 0 | Mrs, ¥ now erlin Basebal | I Chase Barbara Farvar It Winter Anna Sahiin Duet—La Chasse Bunue The Barbara Rolo—"Tln Katherine Furrar Martha Anna Sal Solo Come DI The Wom club Wodnesday afternoon with Mrs. Theodore Monie avenue, Reports of hie comimtter were given and | voted to scnd a box of oranges to the | Newington Home for Crippled Chil. Iren. Mra. K. B. Proudman and Mrs L. L. Harding sang a group de- Heht ful aceompanied the plane Kingsley, A social ow Mrs. N. Nordetron L. Kingsley assisting Mrs hostnescs A of Maple Hill December of Rob. | various the club Inf Barbara | Newlywe Far Ladie rnale mot I's s ins 1 . songs, on Mrs. A d with way for by to be Mr onr t ung Women's Missionary so- Virst Congregational very successfy the church Wed- wnd supper ¢ evening . Maple ¥ xt Tuesday Mrs. Grove ast o meeting of . w o The meet 1 Aridg afterne home of Wiltiam Kivr Ama concert rford tomo parti the e ming Mrs at " Ha rrow whic | Paonessa of writter “ng ening Inanda gregational sing Ki { Igor after | | sate arc in charge of the benefit whist which the Ladies’ Auxillary A 0. H. will give next I'riday evening in |Judd’s han . . ® Members the P. & F. Corbin's [office Girls' ¢lub held a suceessful last night and this afternoon st the Corbin club on Pear! street, The proceeds will go toward nml\‘vn up Christmas stockings for the Crippled Children’s Home in New- ington, the Children's Home, the Pol ish Orphanage, the Balvation Army and children of the town whose names will be furnished by Miss Cora Beale Miss Aline Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Bennett Nelwon of Harrison street, gave bridge party at her thix afternoon her houwe Miss Ruth Billings Crowell Malne, Afternoon tea was in the dining room with Mrs Jr., and Miss Ruth presiding at the attracti which was decorated in Christ mas colors, Among the guests were Miss Katheryn Swirt, Miss Beatrice Reynal, Miss Flor Mouat Ebba Itose Miss Ruth Coombs Miss Helen North, Miss Martor Young, Miss Margaret Mitchell, Miss Prisci and Miss Prigeilla Bone ¢ house Tiome for guest Bang served ennett Nelson tuble of Nelson n a Crabire Mre. Willlam Brooks and Miss Mary Whittlesey gave a luncheor y Winthrop York eity. Mrs or at DoAR Tyror moet fol- | is | held | Fol- | a banquet was held | cele- | fall sports | Miss | The Elks club will be the scene of |the season’s most brilliant Jewish ]arr.m Wednesday evening, December 112, 1923, Jehuda Halevi lodge, In- dependent Order B'nai Brith in econ- Jjunetion with thie Ladies’ Auxiliary at | giving its early winter festival whlch promises to be an event long to be Fe- | membered in the annals of B'nal Brithism. The committee has santly and expects to be rewarded by a large attendance. William M. Greenstein, president of Jehudi Halevi lodge, is chairman of the committee in charge and the committtee consists of the foliowing: . Alfred LeWitt, Dr. B. L. Protass, Mor D. Saxe, Harry Reckwith, Abraham Shurburg, {Irving k. Rachlin, David Nair, Harry H. Milkowitz and Jack Keimo- witz. Mrs. Morris . Saxe, president of the Ladies' Auxiliary, heads the ladies’ committee and her committee consists of: Miss Dora Protass, Miss Emma Miller, Mrs, A. Shurberg, Mrs, Edith Weissman, Miss Dina Rogin, Miss Anna Weinstein Miss Edith Login The club rated and labored inces- and deco- merit buffet will n orchestra of will furnish ihe music !luncheon will be served to the dancers during the course of the evening, the ladies having charge of this branch of the evening's festivie ties. The’ patrons and patronesses are Mr, and Mrs, Louis Raphael, Mr. and Mrs, George LeWitt, Mr, and Mrs, David 1. ir, Mr. and Mrs, M. D, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Shur. and Mr. and Mrs, 8, M. David- he elahorately real A Saxe, berg son. | Professor Humphrey of Trin. ity coliege gave a lecture Wednesday evening on “A New Nationalism— | Roosevelt and T: at vhp meeting of the Extcnsion Course class which is | being conducted under vh» auspices of | the Business and Professional Wome | en’s club, An interesting party this week was the luncheon bridge which Mrs, George Bodley gave at her home on Hamiltor Wednesday in com- pliment Sant stol, Mrs forming small tables, to Mrs. J. B. Stone and to Mrs, conterpiaces of the 768 Were ljams, Mrs. mes Flannery . award . » At a meeting of St. Joseph's Ladies’ Ald soeiety held Tuesday evening in Ivhr parish hall, the following were | elected to offi President, Mrs, A, ,s\mdhnr, viee-president, Mrs, Charles | McKeon; treasurer, Mrs, John Igoe; financia! seerefary, Mrs, Kdward Cale recording secretary, Mrs, T, J, | Dunham | lahan; Mrs, rlisle Baldwin eritertained few friends at bridge at her home street Thursday evening. v . and Mrs, George Cooper and Miss Myra Cooper, of Pitts- field, Mass,, were the house guests of Mr, and Mrs, Dugald McMillan of Fors | est street this we . Mr. and Mrs, Maurice | Rrighton strect gave a family “mrw at their home last SBunday evens | ing. Ca a on Forest M. Anughter, .. of dinner Johnson Weslay yton Mr, and Mrs, t, who Norida, n interior Florida Parker, Parker of Vine weeks ago position with v Tampa .. son o C left has taker {ccorating stre “ house . Miss Flora Humphrey of West Main street, iy in New York eity this weeke end with her father, H. Dayton Hum- phrey, who was operated on thete during the week Mrs. Raiph Leighton Dame of O ford strect, Hartford, gave a bridgs party at her Wednesday affere Mre, Dame was formerly Miss Alice Alderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, A, B A Lake street, this city ome neon lerson of . Staniey Olde son of Mr Mra. Arthur Oldershaw of Corbin A student at Trinity college, or gues at the sephomors Monday cvening Miss New Haven relaw and his held Katherine Hay Mise Kle roet of Russsll John Zant sophomore ng at 1 the hom