New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 3, 1925, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1925, - MID-WINTER SOCIAL FUNCTIONS, SOCIETY PLANS, CLUB NOTES AND PERSONALS PERSONAL NOTES AND OTHER 1 e.Ms OF INTERE Ldward Clark and Willam Cons nolly of New York city have been the guests of Cyril Gaftney, son ot Judge B, I, Gaffney and Mrs, Gaft- entertalned several friends ‘for Mrs, ney of Vine strect. Harold Judd who is to leave on P W | SRR ' ¥ Sty Wednesday for Bellalr, Florlda, tor Mr. and Mrs, Jonathan Hart of B § the remalndgr of the winter season, |Maple Hill will leave Tuesday for . LA ) New York elty 3 G Mr. aud Mrs. Howard Humphrey S s A ¥ gave a large supper party at thelr ¥ 1 home on Russell street, preceding the celebration at the Shuil's Mear dow club New Year's eve, Noticed tmong ‘the guests were Mr, and Mrs, Harold Judd who v entertained the same not vty b entertalnment, Mr, and Mrs. How- ard sons, Mr. and Mrs. Pardon Rickey. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kim- ball. Mr. and Mrs. George Kimball, Willlam Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs, Wi~ | bur Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Harry | Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parsons, | Miss Mary ) Miss Dora Humphrey, Donald Gaff- [ I PARTIES, DIVERSIFIED AND COLORFUL THIS WEEK Mrs, “Pardon Rickey gave a de- lightful Juncheon at her home in Berlln Friday afternoon when she | an ces Dean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, D. E. Dean of Pitts. burgh, formerly of Farmingtoa will leave I'armington January 16th to join her parents. PR Mr, and Mrs. Vic or Poindexter of | Hartford and Mr. and Mrs, Robert | Davis of Hartford were ~mang the dancers at the 8 Meadow club INew Yoar's eve. . s visiting Mrs T, W 3 s 2 R, 4 ney and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mc- Klin Tonrn, 0 i e 3 . Kinne, o 7 \ : ; SRS Mr. and Mrs. Johnstone Vance of 2 . 2 A i Mrs. Wllllam Hungerford enter- | Hamilton street will spend part of 3 TS g talned’at cards at her home on Rus- | neat weck In New York city. . } sell street Iriday afternoon for Mes, S O I ¥ John Kirkham and Mrs. Buel B. 5 ’ % Hasselte who will leave on an ex- tended trip to Egvot January Tth, ve e Miss Arline Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Nelson of Harrison tsreet, will return tomor- {row to Grandmere, P. Q. after spending the holidays with her parents. Miss Amalla Traut, danghter of Mr. and Mrs. George Traut of West ¥ Main strect, gave a large bridge 500 party at her home Monday evening when she enterfained five tables at iuctlon. The prizes went to Miss Florence Mouat, Miss Dorls Willlams and Miss Lols Kirkham. e 90 QQ ' A I TPIQ e i R MISS MARJORIE NORRIS town were numberéd among the| Dayohter of Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Norris who will return next dancers at the fancy dress ball held , 2 St at Buckingham Hall, Waterbury last Wednesday to Rogers Hall evening. Louis Tyron who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Montague of Hawley street, will leave Monday for his home in In- | dianapolia. Mrs. James, E. Cooper of Vine street and Miss Ann Copley of Park Place are planning to leave later in the month for the south where they o e MISS HULDAH C. JOHNS ilienens “‘e:'”_”.)‘s‘ Mr. and Mrs., Mauries Prase of | Mr.and Mrs, Howard Pirsons will | SHUTTLE MEADOW CLUB HOLDS {Tunchicon at her home on South High ' of intorest y. but late 3 Humpihrey, daught ¢ evening at the Palals Toval in | o\ gy, ) Jiumskroy of 1 Qish's oua e T Hartford. Thelr guests ineluded | 1) v S0 0 Edward Chr c 2fote vle. Dencing Mr. and Mre. Allan MacKenzie, Miss | o0 oo i o he music of S Yaffe's rect this ity amonz 1 which ; i ARCr ey g i 3 { | 5 y R Armistice stroet gawp a dinner party |enfertain at dinner at their home on | OPEN HOUSE NEW YEAR'S DAY Whose engagement to Frederick J. W ard was announced today| Mr. and Mrs. Haraid Tec Judd | MRS. ALLAN MacKENZIE New Year's eve at the home of Mrs, | Stecle street this evening. | On New Year's day the Country by her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Johnson nd family of Berfin lcave on Wed- | - N Pease's parents, Mr. and Mrs, B. Al- oilvie elub was the mecea of the town's — it wday for Bellair, Florida, to spend | enzie véturned Friday to her home in Chicago, IIL, {ion Moore of Sunnyicdge, Mrs. Willlam Drooks gave a's cial life as the center HOLIDAY PARTIES FURNI e Tematen oL R e | after a short visit with her pavents, Mr. and Mr; s e s i & IVERQTION - . > = y Al George Kron of Hawley stree Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kron of ix j in the aiternoc v the DIVERSION FOR THE SOCIAL WORLD M\\)Yrfi::d1:\’1‘:.“:}:.\:};0n}1‘.:‘p:th,-:?y: ‘ B y street R L e iriss 2 At the Mystic Hour of 12 Wednesday night, old Father -,{.-ugu-.: N bt creos | e = = = friends at a supper party Wednes- | yqiqq gy cne ot Time closed the book of 1924 forever and laid it on the shelf |anq Mrs. Buel B. Bassette of nm.J Miss Leonie Crowe, Wter of | Miss Gertrude Barnes, daughter of to gather the dust of ages, while he turned to the first page of | mons Place leave Thursday for ticir [Mr. and Mrs. T. W of Grova | Mr Mrs. (' L. Barnes of Barne t'nsj, r}ewvbouk of 1925 which, to judge from the numerous |rome in ““mm.\nn.t. 1:»; s l;‘m, has returned from New Yolrk Marion MacKenzie, Miss Audrey [ 2 ST aiittr ra until 10 o'cleck in the gaieties in town received a riotous welcome. ’Ihvl'ef-\\erc BUY L e Pragton Pacter and son ahi 03 [Girasad Millery Miss Bxelyn Bigclow, Chanlesj oy (Fara Horlert Erwin’ of For number of celebrations from the smaller home dinners and |jave been spending several days| Mr. and Mrs, ¢ é"m}w»hi'- Palnmaed S Eerin S and bridge parties to the large gatherings at the Burritt Hotel, the | with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sampson |Orange. N. are 1 N d Ir. 2 JRAlleniMboralol (EEN SRR S, at a bridge 1 Shuttle Meadow club, the Elks club and Jester’s hall. Revelry, | ot West Main street have returned Mrs. Arthur Gard of Soirerts ) fbe Sl e e e e ethy liberihaeniciatahinenamening = o i i el s et g el 3 |to their home in Philadelphia. They e . i A LAl ) ¢ it ew Haven this afternoon for Mrs. = 0 dancing and dining, bright lights, gay colored balloons and | | nurmber of friends at luncheon e +rist ) Bl S e Gl h to lend an air of gajety to |PIan to return fater in the winterand | Mies May Tooth s o W oM et Baymond Gristi oo anes, ot rilliant paper streamers did much to lend an air of gaiety t0| Ly make their home in Hartfsrd. | will jeave for Florida nest week Jase phi or, daug om R ) o * Tobine these entertaining parties. ! e spend several weeks. Mis. B Mill 4 LA Miss Arline Nelson n‘rrn“ 5 While, of course the New Year's eve gatherings were the| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hope of New s Analler ity or (nterestiin Lthe)| 20 Mrs. Bennett Nelson of Harri- most important there were several of equal merit, taking place | York city are the guests of M. and [ My and Mrs, Edward Locher and | *T tea which Mrs, Lawrence Humason |200 *1T0th BRICTE i 3 : M 2 ) Stanley Shattle Mea- dre Lo AT it nl t B A S éo anetion bridge at her heme Wedne all through the week, which was almost entirely givgn over to d"”,' Fbllle Staniey,of childsenRc R Sirattora on RIS (R land Mrs. Clifton Witson gave Mon- | g BN FUCC T Tarold I the school set e s davgtengaloaporiug olgpnditie| 3 fday afternoon at Mrs. Hum was awarded the pr e rematpder of the winter scason, | M ay has returned o'y 0oy Tiherty street for Mr ’ e ¥ fter spend- o . b bur Gilbert of Texas and Mrs. Bray- Mr. and Mrs, Ar imban of | % homd of M-ty porter, of Philadeiphia. The| Mr 'h\ Humphirey en Lexington street Ira ' Friday Al : hoof L house was decorated with quantities | the mem L S ! e | her home on Lincoin strert Wednes- for Chicago, Tll, to spend a week lof Christmas ss and tea was D : obinson of Harrison street. | | 3 1y Mwe |day afternoon. Mre, William Chap- o s e b “harles artl aon of Oir. land||Cored inithe dining room avibivMes SRR GR TR TD SRR A AT A Mre e Netartat . ’ i S ey oty osd e Gl O, 2t S S i : s ¢ a 5 : S / {3000 presid aif tvel fable 8 Mrs, [ XEYEU B EXENOT SLIE SR el s Siennad i IR Mhokay ¢ 21 Interesting progia and Beginning on Monday with the Lambda Sigma dance at| Gordon . Robinson returned on e lartford Golf club; Tuesday, the Alpha Alpha and Phij|Tuesday to his home in Chicago, Tl after spending a few daya with i¢ parents, Mr. and Mrs. James 1 dance at the Burritt hotel, and going on down through r list of entertainments, afternoon teas, tea dansants, I bridges and ever so many other gay things, not to| | ntion the skating parties which were of course an important | Mr. and Mrs. Tsaac Bifick re- item in the week’s gaiety. Mrs. J. E. Cooper’s dinner party |turned todag from an extended trip Y| through the west leago C h arrival On N Ta (s o Fontiar e dadal TP | Arthur Sampson, Mrs, Maxwell Por- ) : : : boys from 3 to return on Mon- = adl Mra A at the Hartford club this evening for the younger folk and the 500 erend Henry Maier and Mrs. Maier | day to yale University, iy Stk SEGEG e, ) S o ol presentation of “The Galloper,” by the Yale Dramatic associa- ' Mr. and Mrs. Atian MacKenzie re- | 0f Lexington street. . ,,._:N' ude Hin isted with the thapmnmbiT Rl tion with perhaps a few smaller home parties this evening, | to Chicago, Tl after | ) A I L olan | & « o crnoon marks the last of the holiday festivities for the younger set, | spending the holidays in |f)\‘\‘n “.-: Hflr‘(:r'l r‘r;‘r':: 1 1 2l 2 ¢ ety u]n; o o A et ot e for early next week will see most of them back at school, a (3‘ rze"}(],y 2?'{;:“1(}‘:‘:{[ R nes lay evening M. SLUENotHeRot e | R el . A S0 o street. | over the hol st B b e s it wer | Johnzon of Gavden sty trifle reluctant at going, but eager to see classmates and room- | SR | Quantico, Virginia Hup s entectnined twenty o[ b ) SIS mates again. rs. James Quirk of Boston, | X — — s the guest of her parents, | Misa YOUNGER SET RETURNS - i : 2oand den | .\u: R T\' \‘l\:, i TLombra of West Hartford were | Miss Mas TO SCHOOL NEXT WEEK N S e B ) s son of Mr. and (Blven the prizes. ""r" o " e . ‘ i " of Russe A 1 ol of Iast street | B Hprlabn 2 4 s s, son of Mr. and Mrs. n ovely the maid = Sidney Montague returned Thurs- Miss l»‘fflrc""; VV‘ 2 ’\ ; SR Norman Copley entertained | home Friday afternoo SIYALE PLAY “THE GALLOPEF el to Cambridge, * Mass. after | street spent the holidays in Broc ni ooy entortalned |l . i N apALL spending the holidays with his par- | Ivn, N. V. as the gussbol heroral T e e el T Miss G nkelhae 51 The Yale 1 g trip to New York city Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Monta- | and sister Mr. and Mrs. Wi of 1 Cooley who is spending her arded the priz their retu T teeide ar o 1 o | wn 7 1 v " r heirreturn will ide a of Haw ey streat. Bro vacation from the Walnut Hill manee in 1 oom of b i Is em- school at her home. . Yt Hartford ¢ ‘ The the New Haven Metal Pat- frs. Frank A. Porter of Corbin e sl 00 erts sey ¢ v . y liced §s “The Gal- 1e and Mre. James Robinson of | ing his ve fron 5 <l iy t at their b E Rt et EImr‘.son’:rVTf’. were in New York | Academy. Danvers, Mass, wi en, on Monday| Miss ‘{:y‘,_:t ;‘ l:ruhn":: sive A el comedy by Richard Hard- T the Mrs. onze A ) resume er. e : 3 5 \ <, rs, ope ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED | City this wee "{'""d.',"” ‘“:m‘,y Alonzoil studios a sl avenue Monday evening for Mr. Elperfoniighliay S0, et i st v Mr. and Mes, Joel Danielson of 40| < g | Hamilton street. and Mrs, Wilbur Gilbert of Beau- | ! i BLOTIS SD U OieS at dinner ling the : Lk '-(lr:‘.rfir‘;mr'\'xw-. “par | Miss Lots Kirkham, : Mies Winifred Kennedy s Texas. i Jnserzee eniation. Arthur” Milliken, s ari et Da el e NeRaT OB e "xyj:(ylfmn‘.‘fl::‘4-‘]}{:{‘:{:““ B iss Doris Williams has sent out| Mr. and Mrs. € t it RIS BLalcolin ) ey Bifias bt i - rifations for a bridge party which : tuined at dinncs s \ 2d Mrs, Burton Goodwin of | madge Swift of Cedar str ! rtha White, daughter she will give Mond: "afvrnoon at r)c\::\'\‘fwnn 3rove CHARLES B. PARSONS To Bh rrar Canit s spending a few | turn on Wednesday to \\ us White o her home on (-.ard.r'n : reet. FEHNS, ATTEND CONNECTICUT WOM- G 5 : st stre 1o ass., : EN'S ASSOCIATION MEETING. lays in Boston, M et 3 Friday 3 g the </ Mre. Allan MacKenzie of Chicago, Mr. and Mre. Carlyle AN e annual luncheon and miecting Sis e Mrs., William F wiho hasibeen vialting her par- | gave & dinner party ut (heirshome cctieut Women's Geif DAEee A Mr. and Mrs. George Kron of | on VForest street Wedncoday eve- wWhich Gt Mraii\W il Crabiree o iHIBRREURE I a 5 brrgien v strect, during the holidays Bing. S Liiaely ""'\';' ”"’,"‘»"d “':‘"""‘““ I:’”:“‘ ot Crove il R f Ire. N, Koplowitz of 158 gave a bridge party Monday evening T : sday, at P. m. at the Waters > oston, Mass.. after spending the | Ruscell of Grote Ml ; e ) 55 oup of her friends. The! Mrs. Mortimer Rhodes enfertain- Al e olidays with her parenta. [/RRNBNIST L SRR S AT ERT house guest of Miss | prizes were awarded to Miss Veronica | ¢d the members of her brid sidedie | ensade Al W eato Weat Ui | Motin andMiss DAYy Morse: cards at her home in Derlin Mon- Mre. Luey rmmwo’ Hami in March : e e e vy day afternoon. Bur Loy on Wadnesday | i ates at Marshall col One of the most brilliant of the | e ven Country club. president; Mrs York clty to \isif her sis “T Ma dances was that which the | T. W. Wilbor was host to the (oo o0 50 T',nvuu} of the .q‘.'.:;r; Mrs. William Thomsen, AU Alnha sorority and Phi Sigma i largcet and mos ltiant ecard 3 s 3 Mise a I'rg of 25 ) v girls held Tueslay evenipg | Pa Miss Gertrude Erwi ighter o e ' p the wec at FBureitt hotel. The dancers| When he enfertained 44 of his insati o orelnsyTana a Mrs. Hert in : p ' \ for the most part comprized the | frienda at action % his home on o qier Mys Raymond Ellis of "orest street. has returned to New eh younger et in town but, there was Wil Do Hartford Gelf ciub, exceutive spending New TYear's| ‘€ 1 A ts stili a representative gathering of = Miss Mary ton mniittee; Mrs. M. J. Lawler of y with her parents | with £ 2 v after spending older folk. The Trinity Raecha- Drizes were g tseach it the Waterbury Country club, state e 8 | tin . 1 ristm ion in New Y nalian orchestra plaved for dane tcam eaptain; Mrs. Arthur M. Col- DeWitt ERIley o fili s atia oo : 3 wl New Jerse Mr re. Carl Mason of Bristo! lins of the Hartford Golf club, e e to thel vy and Mr. and Mra, Fred Racklifte of fained three tables of bridge o hairman of the handicap commite frs. M. C. Crawford of New- | 07 Rl o AT B ¢ + this city were the chaperons. Among Nhome on Bronson s Tuesddy af- | . ac- s at eards at her home bridge pr their home rnoon. Miss Virgini ning. , Miss Fiora Hine and Miss Dor- Trving. cheon M Clement Reynolds has t ) " MoGary, daughter M . McGary of of officers will be presented ing committer: Mrs, w of the New Ha- cadow Country club, \vi presi- ¥ of the season last evening IR gt preat frs. G B Yy o the Mrs. Ch 5 L. Nolomon ternoon. Mrs. Joseph wley and BOARDMAN-ROBINSON Boardmar ry Boar took p WEDDING TODAY New Year holidays, o oiie Marjon Brooks of Boston, Mr. and W am Allen of Maple Hill. siiieiiv Miss Barbara Palmer and Henry almer of New Haven have been | e house guests of Mra, Clayton f Vine street Sieiis Dorathy Ebeth and Miss ¢ New Ha have r home affer spend- days with Miss Eunice | ohrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs those who entertained at dinner pre- ceding the dance were Mrs. Edward Christ of Murray street, Miss Evrith Wachter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank V hter of Harrison stret, Miss Corinne Goodwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Durton Goodwin of herman court. Miss Eunice Hum- hrey, da ter of Mr. and Mrs. E, Humphrey of Lincoln street and tree, danghter of Crabtree of Lin- b Reginald Towers of Hamllton strect and Mr, and Mrs. R. Mrs. Armond Joley of New York were awarded the prizes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph It Harrison styeet entertained at Jin at the Farmington country club Wednesday evening. Mrs. Harry Bo: an of Church eet entertained e ght of her ade at cards her home Mon- fternoon. Mrs. I. Booth and Walter Bunce were awarded the Decorations were effectively carried out in holiday colors 5 L] neral excellen- ¢y will be awarded to Miss Eleanor Green, a member of the graduating class, on Monday, ary 5. Miss Green who s a resident of Bridge- port, is a graduate of Notre Dame ademy and is a sister of Irwin J, ' Green of Sheffield street, this city. Miss Katherne Hunter who has been spending the hoildays with her parents Mr. and Mrs, G, H, Hunter of Winthirop street returned on o'clock i date ha. x Humphrey of Lincoln street.| 0. Clark of Fast Reriin. were among | ChFistmas grab bag furnishd much Thursday to Middiebury College. ton. Tl ar Tarry 1 e i ST Miss Margar the guests at the Shrine Ball in MUSEMERt o Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Hil man were f et oy 2 s Nes t Mrs, Willlam Montague of Hawley | arr and Mrs . of Waterbury, has, Middletown Thursday night and davghter, ) dllle HIL® fo New Brit ald T A She h siroet 18 spe g a few days | ) avenu retu ) been the gnest of Ke Mills, son Sy W. Corbin, president, will hold Winthrop ‘street have been spending is well k m ) e ¢ T ) New York iff Acad ling her va- of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Mills of | Miss Ellzabeth Kimball. daughter |\ oiine Monday afternoon at the holidays at the Holcomh home- n town. 1 ssfully at | cation tn rtis Mr. Noble and Mr.!of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kimball of | s'ciock jn the Trinity Methodist stead in New Hartford. Miss Hill 5 . f Miss Marion MacKenzie returned s at Yale Univer- | Lexington street gave a dance and |.y.roh ' will return to the Boston l'l\l\:erfily The'wedding of Miss Iren igh Friday to her home in Poughkeep- Bernard Conne supper party at her home Wednes- | e e tomorrow to resume her studies. dayghter of Mr 3ernadott bin 5 sle, N. Y. after spending 8 week ' gereet will return to Ya day evening. Her guests Included & | Afary Taylor Blauvelt will meet Siier § Loomis of 13 well avenur secret ) 1. an, vice Mrs. George Kron ot 'awley ave Tuesday for | large number of the school set. |with the members of her Current Axclson of 535 Stanley Hugh Cox, T t 0 to resume his s Events class Tuesday afternoon in last night for Miami win Cox of Detroit 0 University. Mr. and Mrs. William Booth. Mr. 'tie parish rooms of St Mark's i¢ re he will rewmatn kmtil place Thursday aft t Mrs. L. | s tert el Mr Mre. J. B. Muiligan o mald Iron : M SSie e and Mrs. Maxwel] Hart and Mr. and | church, She will discuss the diffi- | April a guest of his brothers, o'cleck at St. Mark's T aple H home | 1§ rs. E Mrs. Howard Hart of Hart Mrs. Porter were among the dancers | cuities we are having with France | S Samue T 1 th T Mr f Judge B. ¥. Gaffney and m i dies ) yuth st T New York city for the at the Farmington country club on [and Great Britain and the national S couple was Tuesday afternool |Gattney of Vine street. \ Tucsday > idays. | New Year's eve. | debt, The Sunthine society, Mrs. Gec omorrow Orange are the house gue (Continue on