New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1925, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY MARCH 28, 1925, — NEWS OF NEW BRITAIN CLUBS AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES — MISS PHYLLIS L. NEWLANDS Miss Newiand’s engagement to Harold F. Latham, son of Mr. and Mrs, Frederick W. Latham of this city has been announced SOCIAL HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN On account of holiday exodus from universities, colleges, and preparatory schools the pre-Easter days bring a concen- tration of entertainments that will mark it as a period to be remembered, There was a time when the social leaders of the fashionable world curtailed, to a certain degree, the round of pleasure that continued for so many weeks before Ash Wednesday, whose advent marks the beginning of the Lenten season, and is supposed to bring a halt, so far as gay life is concerned, but nowadays with the schools closing for their spring vacations at any time the parties, dances and social gatherings are many. To be sure, most of the larger ones are for the purpose of aiding philanthropic or charitable insti- tutions—a laudable purpose, surely. * R Interest this week centered in the United Charities drive for funds and its astendant luncheons which, occurring every day, disputed prominence with bridge parties and social life.i Always at this season of the year a large group of men and women of the town are commandeered to work on various teams in aiding charity organizatioas of this city, and this week they have spent a large portion of their days canvassing the city. ¥ % ¥ Bright skies and the touch of spring in the air has made the last week a delightfal one to the lover of outdoor sports, the golfer and hiker. The fishing season which opens on Wednesday, April 1, holds interest for many and those who have summer camps are already planning week-end parties and even one-day fishing excursions. With spring coming on in earnest there is a general letting up of club meetings and we find more and more folks turning to outfoor life. This week saw the annual meeting of the New Britain Woman's Club and by early May practically all of the various clubs and organizations will have had their annual meetings, election of officers and will be ready to open a new year in the fall. * * » Of course at this time of the year one's thoughts turn to the spriag bride who from now on will hold #ke: center of interest. One of the first post-Easter brides will be Miss Irene Swift, who will marry Harold Herrick of New York City on Saturday, April 18, On the same day, Miss Mildred Torell will wed Edward Weigand. Another interesting marriage set for a Ister date in fie mason is that of Miss Florence Mouat, | daughtex of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Mouat of Grove Hill, and Mercer Whyte of Chicago. Still another wedding of wide interest to be solemnized in Boston, Mass., in the late spring is that of Miss Mary Page of that town and Thomas W. Wilbor of this city and New York City. MISS SWIFT'S WEDDING TO HAROLD HERRICK Plans for her marriage to Harold Herrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Harold Frederick Latham, son of Mr. and Mrs, Frederick W. Latham of Black Rock avenue, this city. Miss Newlands is a graduate of bur Herrick of Dorchester, Mass. |tns University of Pittsbur, o ¢ sburgh and is on Saturday, April 18, at the Swift |, 5 member of Ka pa. G residence on Cedar street, have r of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Mr. Latham will graduate in June from the Unlversity of Pitts- burgh and is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. He is a graduate of the New Britaln high school and {s well known in this been completed by Miss Irene Swift, daughter of Talmadge Swift of this city. Dr. George W. . Hill, pastor of the South Congregational church will officiate, and the ceremony will be followed by a reception at the ity home of the bride-to-be. & Miss Bwitt, who is & graduate of |, Mo date has been set for the wed- the New Britain High School and Pine Manor, Wellesley, Mass., and a popular, prominent and active mem- ber of the younger set in town, will have her sister, Miss Barbara Swift, as her maid of honor. Miss Katherine Bwift, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Swift of this eity, and Miss Marion Herrick, sister of the groom, will act as bridesmalds. Mr. Herrick’s brother, Erwin Her- rick of Boston, Mass., will be his best man. His ushers will be Or- lando Swift, brother of the bride- to-be, and Alexander Ralph McLe- more of Douglaston, L. I. Mr. Her- rick is a graduate of Lafayette Col- iege and. is now with the New York office of the Parker Shirt Co. v e LIBRARY FUND TO BENEFIT The committee in charge of the Easter Bazaar is rapidly completing plans for the event which will be held Thursday and Friday, April 2nd and 23rd in the Plainville Grange hall under the auspices of the Wom- an's club of Plainville in aid of the Public Library Building Fund, The bazaar will open at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon and there will be on sale all sorts fancy articles, useful and otherwise. A great quan- tity of food will also be offered for sale. In addition to this Mrs Charles R. Clark will have the White Elephant table, for no fair or bazaar is quits complete without that. Mrs. F. T. Wheeler is general chairman of arrangements; Mrs. J. H. Trumbull will have charge of the food sale; Mrs, Edward Brastow to- gother with Mrs. Edwin Hills wil have charge of the sale of fancy articles. Mrs. Emma Steplé# of Lincoln street has announced the marriage of her daughter, Miss Gladys Step- ler to Frederick C. Olsson who is manager of the Liggett Drug store. The ceremony was performed in Hartford on March 18th by the Rev. Mr. Archibald, pastor of the Congre- cational church. Mr. and Mrs. Olsson are now making their home at 762 West Main street. e Martin T. Gaudian M. W. Gaudian, Easter recess. son of Rev. is home for the Mr. Gaudian is a graduate student of economies 1In Miss* Phyllls Livingstone Newlands, |Ohlo State University, Columbus, O., danghter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L.|and s a candidate for the degree Newlands of Wilkinsburg, Penn., to |of master of arts, A recent engagement announce- menf of local interest is that of PARTIES AND OTHER SOCIAL GATHERINGS Mrs. George Long of Hartford and Mrs, Andrew, J. Bloper of Grove Hill were among those .entertaining at luncheon and cards at the regu- lar Wednesday party held at the Shuttle Meadow club this week. L Mr, and Mrs. Laurie Banford will glve a dinner party followed by dancing at their home in Maple Hill next Saturday evening to a group of fourteen friends, who were Included at their table at the recent Solree Bohemlene party which Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Kimball gave at their home on Lexington street, DR Mrs. Hartwell Taylor will enter- taln a few friends at cards at the Shuttle Meadow club next Wednes- day, DY Mrs, George Hildebrant will en- tertain twelve friends at dinner at her home on Rhelndecher road next Mopday evening. v . Mre. George Flanagan gave a luncheon at her home on Forest street today to several fellow mem- bers of the Zeta Phl Eta fraternity, a national oratorical fraternity. Her guests Included friends from Bos- ton, Mass, Springfield, Mass, Wor- cester, Mass, Westfield, Mase,, Storrs N. H., and Hartford, “ e Mr. and M Frederick West Porter gave a supper party followed by bridge at their home on Garden street Wednesday evening in honor of thelr tenth wedding anniversary. Quantities of spring flowers were used for decorations about the liv ing and dining rooms. The bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs. Bray- ton Porter of Hartford and Maurice Johnson, Miss Alice Alderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Alderson of Lake street has sent out cards for a bridge tea which she will give at her home on Monday afternoon in compliment to Miss Irene Swift, daughter of Talmadge Swift of Cedar street, who will marry Harold Herrick of New York city in April, ° w o Mrs. Carl Hart will entertain a number of friends at luncheon fol- lowed by cards at her home on Lin- coln street next Wednesday. v e Mrs, Harry Miller gave a dinner | party at her home in Wethersfield | Monday evening for Miss Mildred | Torell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Torell of Church street whose marriage to Edward Weigand of this city will take place in April. GGG |tain at bridge at her home in Hart- | ford on Monday afternoon, April 6, |in honor of Miss Irene Swift of this | elty, o e e Mrs. Russell Willlams will enter- | MISS FAYE RATTENBURY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rattenbury of Lennox Place, who is home from Bradford Academy for her spring vacation Mrs. Elisha Cooper of Vine street is expected home from New York city this evening. .. Mrs. Ernest Humphrey entertained the members of her bridge club at cards and tea at her home on Lin- coin street Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Horace Brown gave a bridge | R party at her home on Lake Court| Mrs. George F. Leghorn will give Tuesday evening. la bridge party at her home on Eus- DR [ton place this evening in honor of Mrs. Harold T. Sloper will give a small dancing party at her home on | Russell strect this evening for her | daugnter, Miss Carlotta Sloper, who | |is home from Abbott academy for | her apring vacation. The guests for the most part will include members | of the achool and college set who are at home for their spring recess. “ . Mrs. Lucian Stevens and Miss | Corinne Goodwin, daughter of Mr. | and Mrs. Burton Goodwin of Sher- | man Court, have sent out cards for | a bridge tea which they will give on | Monday, April 13 at Mrs. Stevens' | home on Monroe street. “ .o Mias Harriet Reynal and Miss Bea- trice Reynal, daughters of Mr. and | Mrs. Louis Reynal of Lexington | street, entertained the members of their bridge club at cards at tlwir home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. | Sherwood Berger, Mrs. Edward Hall | Christ and Mrs. Luclan Stevens were | awarded the prizes. PP | Mra. Maxwell Hart gave a bridge | party at her home on Lincoln Road | Thursday afternoon in honor of Mra. | Charles Pinches, who s visiting in town. ... | Mrs. Louis Gibson of South Bur- | ritt street entertained two tables of | bridge at her home Monday after- noon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Walter Bunce and Mrs. M. W. Put- ney. A very delightful luncheon was | served. . .. Mre. George F. Atwater gave a | bridge party at her home on Euclid avenue Friday afternoon to a num- ber of her friends. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. George Bodley, Mrs Otis Scripture and Mrs. E. V. Hig- bee, | .« . | Mrs. Walter Hart gave a very de- lightful party at her home on Hart street Thursday evening in honor of Miss Elsa Henning, Miss Ida Moison | and Mies Irene Switt, teachers in the | primary department of the South Congregational church, who are to be married this spring. Daffodils were used to decorate for the oc- casion otieie Mrs. Robert Siisby antertained two tables of bridge Thursday afternoon in honor of her house guest, Miss Katherine Hunt of Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Fred Troupe and Miss Prentice were awarded the priz BT Mrs. George Bodley will entertain the members of the Monday after- noon bridge club at her home on Corbin avenue next week, ) The nurses of the New Britain | general hospital held a card party Thursday evening at the Nurses home on Hawkins street in aid of the Nurses Free Bed Fund. A charge of $1.00 per table was made and a trophy was awarded at each table. St de On Friday evening Mrs. Elmer Stone held a very successful bridg party at her home on Russell street for the benefit of the Nurses' Free Bed Fund. Mrs. Luther B. Willlams dnd Mrs. Ray Leach were awarded the prizes. « . Mrs. Ernest Cooper gave a lunch- eon at her home on Vine street Wed- nesday afternoon for Mrs, Charles | Pinches of Farmington, Mass. JW. Whitman in charge. PERSONAL JOTTING Hurlbut Griswold, son of Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Griswold of Francis street, 1s spending his spring vaca- tion in town with his parents. Mr. Griswold, who Is a student at St. Stephen's college, at Annandale-on- Hudson, has his guest a classmate, Peter Deloria, ... Mrs. Harry Indell of Brooklyn, N. Y, with her daughter, Barbara, are spending three weeks with Mrs, Dudley Walker of Harrison street. Ay e Mrs. Tsaac Fish and her daugh- ter, Ruth, of the Shuttle Meadow club have returned from Atlantic Clty. e John Egan returned from Washington, D. C. with his Tuesday to spend arents, Mr i of Court aturday eve- ning with the Paul Specht orches- tra at the Mayflower hotel before President Coolidge and his party He has now gone on to Philadel- phia and is playing at the cafe, Pandora | o Mrs. Percy Webb of East Haven is spending a week with her par- | ents, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Moody of Gold street, Maple Hill. | L Miss Mary Camp and Miss Laura | Camp of Golf street, Maple Hill, | have been entertaining Miss Har- | riet Kellogg of Hartford. | e Mr. and Mrs. Elifah Rogers of Southington have returned from Florida, v Dr, A. J. Barker and Mrs. Bar ker have recently returned from a trip to New York city. “ s Mrs. A. M. Neilson of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. H. Bollerer of Maple MISS DOROTHY CASE Ll Aty Miss Case is a popular member of the younger set in town. She i1 o dano! r N n U bk PSRRI ) Bdaon, She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Edward oh of New Haven have been the re- Case of Forest street " | cent guests of relatives in East Ber- 1in. ———————— e — [l s g L A S Mr. and Mre, Bernard 8. Nicker. Miss Jean Trumbull, daughter.ef The annual meeting ot the New |Miss Cella Bowe ot New York City,| y o 11 oy oo oo hon entertained! a number of fifends | Governor John Trumboll euf s Britain Woman's cl»jh was held ' I' % has been spending a few days in|at cards Tuesday eve : in honor Trumbull entertained the members | Tuesday afternoon In St. Mark's par- |- Mrs. James Baldwin entertained a | 14% Poen spend ? | ot Mrs. Frederick A. Hart who will |of the Girl Resérves at & crossword ish rooms at 3io'clock, |few friends at cards at her home on LR | lcave soon for a visit to Florida. puzzle party at her home on Farme This is the L\ccaslor.l for the elec- Corbin avenue last evening. ik (Graca Tatabeator Wincnes SRy (ington avenue, Plainville, last Tues. tion of officers as well as reports S id ter, N. H., has been the house guest| Mrs. James Robinson has re- day evening. iof officers and committee chairmen. | Members of the Beechwood Alum- of Miss Dorothy Sugenhime of Ber-|turned with her daughter, Mrs .. Ehosegeteciet MR ottiael inglude: inasBaxaoeindion Eviifnb1 i tiielsfant |0 ALSERRERBVE ERat b ot R e n Kilough of Chicago, Iil, to| Mrs. Pardon Rickey of Berlin hes [’rr._qlr]?nfi, ,\1,'.7;1 Jr;hn“ ( “l‘;;zn“ nual bridge tea at the Hotel Bond 2 P | her home on Harrison street after returned from a trip to the West q'::n;.” m;m:J \‘lnn.wr“e<idr‘l1t iy [Bas At EA PO Mrs, Leon Dary of Maple Hill Is|spending several weeks in the west. Indies, i S v D Bt b o hi‘he ather b WEphd s ornelia Chamberlain; recording 4 [ spending a week with her m A L5 e ¢ / Cretary, Mrs. Gardner €, Weld: | Miss Harriet Revnal and Miss|in \oodstock, Canada. | s Harvey Kingsley of Bass m.\]rnmHmln;.:’dpx;r:rom orH West |corresponding secretary, Mrs. Wil- Bna‘!‘nr-'n Reynal will entertain the LS { \:] \m: an ‘\V4V\.~”"wa-o‘ iiore D!;’fl, “flwl.rfled llam H. Judd: treasurer, Mrs. Wil- |active and alumnae members of the | 3fies Adeline Ohman has returned he south, ool e strect, _ retun liam E. Parker; assistant treasurer, [AlPha Alpha sorority at cards at o her home on Park street after g FAR e on s terunosthirough ke Mrs. Arthur H. Harrop; auditor, i;}'”\ri“*‘m” 0\1 Lexington street next | spending a few days in New York “.\H« Helen Wheeler retumed on it co e |Mre. Henry T. Burr. |Tuesday evening. city. She was the soprano soloist at | Monday to Smith college, Nort N : l‘ The reports of the officers and AP concert held in the Swedish |ampton, Mass., after hs',flf“\?;l llfx:ugl;:wy ofe Edl:xu- {committee were next in order with| The members of the faculty of the | Lutheran church in Brooklyn, N. Week-end with Mr o Yo bua b mr:“;:rn“:: | Miss Jane Wessel, retiring recording |senior high school held a supper | Y., last Saturday evening. | Hawley street ey Bpriies A O |sccretary giving an interesting ac- |party in the sehool gymnasium last | e | e "expected home early in April, !count of the year's activitics. , |Tuesday evening. Miss Elizabeth | Harold Rossberg is home from | Mrs. A son, 2 SnaiTaminded the ”"‘:"h,“}\“: 3‘”‘h {Hungerford who is chairman of the [ Yale university for the week-end. 111\‘~”1 il ‘, “m‘. e siathe o |the fittieth anniversary of the |teachers social committee was in|He is enterfaining F. Victor Aus- Hicks Inin illiam Pacon, son of Mr. and {was approaching. It origlnated as charge of the affalr. {tin, ir. also a student at Yale uni-|street wi At- Mrs. W. S, Bacon of Lincoln.street the Ladles' Literary society with | . s e S lantic City ing his spring vacation with |their first meeting on October 4, 5 i Ry o5 | W parents, He is a student at the | - Miss Flora ne, hte: f M R b ¥ [z ssimittic momeloteatia YCharien | S e Une Rdn bt ar oA | SR RS SR I McMillan of Canterbury school in New Milford. Peck. There were 13 charter mem- |and Mrs. Albert C. Hine will hold a | Miss Majorie Galpin, : Fopeai e raar e e s e e Jsses NS = Parker. bridge party at her home on Clayton | Professor Stanley Galpin and Mrs. ) stroc up their/ . bers. Mrs. Willlam FE. Parker. 2 Al sy ; i o Irs. Ralph Dehm of Hartford is |treasurer, reported a substantial sum r0ad next Saturday afternoon for & ‘N“ o 7"'“;" JasiLetiing ‘] i TWednesday A 1 " spending several days with her par- e the benefit of the Alpha Alphd so- | Wellesley collrge to spend her| Wednesday, April | Hents UNGES ang 3 1D“\P::a“d("pm-s:n Christ made a state- rority. [Epiineicecens with her parents | v oe e M‘ ;1"' »fl-;‘v‘v"l‘ Mrs. A. B. Alderson Iment on the work of the civic com- G0 et A et ‘*"\ s Janghter S erle mittee in connection with the drive | Mrs, Harry Adams will give a lun- e Ll e 1Al Fo-} Air and Mrs. John A Andrews {for the Near East, the Fresh Airicheon and bridge at her home in et l"'\ i il menior e D * Spnd-and gon, John Andrews, Jr., of ‘West {camp in Burlington, fire prevention gpringfield, Mass., on Wednesday, | 10142 Aprit 1o neidy oW Wi her Main street, are spending the wesks |and the educational ~problems of | April 15th in honor of Miss Irene | Miss Mlsad Aveldlotirare o e P |¢nd in Exeter, N. H. |teaching foreign born women. Swift | Miss Mildred We ark piace Lt Mrs. Robert Parsons explained S8 and Miss F n Phillips o Yerlin Ricard 1 me from Tale 5 \xh.a' the duties of the hospitality will return from a two week trip to ' ypijversit L e 1 Malcolm Jones and Carles Coun- |committee has been. In her report [SHUTTLE MEADOW ACTIVITIES | Bermuda tomorrow N e T {ryman, students at Dartmouth uni- | GRNtHa pr sl comralttee uMIeaR Ellors | M ase fentires il miasl ths ast i SR oo s Hoiaa e o e 1;\:" lence Camp expressed her appreci- ities at the Shuttle Meadow club this | Miss Amalia Traut, daughtor of | guest I Tt R i “!( D A r8. atlon to the local newspapers fOr lepring for the scason opens with an Mr. and Mrs, George Tr of West | mat 0 L l‘. E : their generous cooperation. }m.m_\- new house committea head- | Main street, is nding her Easter il s i 3 ! > | The work of the soclal committes oy by Touis Young. His assistants s with her 5 e ¥ ’\(yr T ”vl]mhamh:nd h‘e’r was ably reported by the chairman, i, 1yde Mrs. Hartwell Taylc student at Weilesle Mrs. W n 11 Ttat. daughter. Miss Helen Hibbard,' will |Mrs. Alphonso B. Porter. |William 8. Rowland, Mrs. E LRI nox 1 is epend- |MOV® intu their new home on Mastn | Mrs. William C. Hungerford Wa |qp0p yyy carl Meskenger. Maurica | Willlam Christ, son of Mr. an v \ rDrive Wednesday, April iat. chosen chirman of the """?’\:':H”” Stanley, Paul K. Rogers, W. T. Co- | Mrs. George Christ of Harrison - L Ees e [committee for the coming year. | o S L S o street, is home from Blair academy arah. Alley of - Lexington | At this time 25 new members were g | The first of the spring parties ar- voted into the club making the total | The first of the spring pa ar | ranged by the entertainment com- embers well over 400. | > [ A",‘::"',’LT business meeting the |Mittee will be an Easter Ball on Sat- jroatint This |urday, April 23th. Si Yaffe will play play “13 Vertical,” was given play, written by Mrs. Frederick A.[for the dancing which will be pre- |Hart, was awarded first prize in the ‘r"flfd by numerous di gather- club’s literary contest held this win- [ings. On May 16th the annual May Iter. Mrs. Hart took the part of |Ball occurs. This is always one of Peggy Matthews, a bride, victim of [the largest and most representative the crossword puzzle craze. Miss parties of the season Ruth E. Bristoll played Fred Mat- | . 6. thews, young husband, who finally | QUi Cabaret bring order into his neglected home. | oL e o T Mrs. Kenneth Searle appeared as| ‘M TS AE SO SO T Mrs. Wilson, an u:y]w]-r,\“ ”1‘:‘([:; e LA S RO \elghbor, Peterson, the help: g nnual Shuttle dow clu by Mrs. Willlam E. Fay. “13 Verti- for the most part much after the “,’, cal” ‘happy home in 'der of the “Chauve s of such a struggle happy memori f of us eight letters.” Only afte to prepare dinner for an expec who were fortur h to see it |guest in an hour's time, with the jin New York inefficient aid of a clumsy janitor, The club rooms « labor- does the bride find the solution. It ‘ately and brilliantly sted is her husband who reminds her of Tables well arranged alc sides the word “lovenest.” With his of the ballroom and ir ning vice she decides to restore their 'room afforded ample for th neglected home to the one suggested i6rols spectacies, Lass candics in 13 Vertical” This up-to-date \gicks of gres BRERASEA plot aroused a sympathetic N N N E BT e tanalss | Catnovars in the enthusiastic audience and soft red and e shaded lights Between the acts of the play, the 1. an aimosihere o Recriig Normal School Glee club gave thre | op “4pe olorul dancing and cos- selections: “Snow Song." by Fay o Bl CR0 |Foster; “Call of Home," a London- "0 Do 1 LR i dinne derry. air: “Spring’ Beauties* byl o HEl i tame ChARkiok (TH e ,M;\f’,‘ Isaac Fish to the 250 gu the ;:L»-:usxv'nr;‘x»d three negro spirit- order it was indeed most throughly uals, “Rain,” “Were You There -l‘[v:‘:‘;i TR S e A and “I'm Gwine Sing in De Hevenly Y;m"fm-;“‘vq\' d ta the Choir.” Special credit for the ren- dering of these numbers is due Miss Meyer, who had so successfully Fancy Dress Party trained the voices e Worthington Community Ce A delightful social hour followed 1oy aesociation held its annual fan with Mrs. Alphonso FPorter, Mrs. s party last evening at the John W. Abell, Mrs. Ralph Britton. \Grange hall in Be e were . Mrs. Wi Mrs. Edwards D. C: more than 150 gue nt, all in P. Crabtree, Mrs. Stanley M. Hunt. 'oqtumes of vivid hue es were Mrs. Douglas A Johnston, Mrs. warded to Mr. and Mrs. dward Charles P. Merwin, Miss Margaret s of Berlin, Mrs. obert Silsby of Stevens of Berlin Middlemass, Mrs. Orville F. Parker. Mrs. Arthur Sampson, Mrs. ( les B. Stanley, Mrs. Austin L. Stowell, | Britain, ames B. Ellsworth of Kensing- Mrs. Reuben C. Twitchell, Mrs. Clif- The elimination a was tord W. Vivian, Mrs. Frank J.igon by Miss Edith Prentice and Wachter, Mrs. Dudley V. Walker. poniamin Cashman Ben Parker M C. W. Wilson and Mrs. ROB®I |and his orchestra played for the |dancing. Blairstown, N. J, for his is spending a few days In ring va- Sation 1 5 »port with Mrs. Albert Lavery. i .o f A\l S D ¢ C n of W Main | Cart is ' Imit Tiss Marion Bennett, daughter of Mrs, Emory Corbin of West Main, €7 'r. and Mrs. Clarence F. Bennett her cl street tter 1] Lrpatgistatten Forest street s winning new 3 s for lerself and the Shuttle PIOY v club at Pinchurst, §. C. She only plaver from hereabouts v in the first fight. She Mrs. Ronald 8, Barlow, the ia veteran with 91 strokes won two matches in at Connecticlit end Maxwell Moore Allan Moor Grove Hi EaC 3 1 has enry Russ Russell of n home fre Isaac . Co of . Lexington ; z the week-end with Mrs, Mass., ents, Mr, of Gr Harry has been and Mrs. Laurenc Shaw of Bay City, guest of Miss daughter "of Twitchell of For- Twitchell and her 1ssmates at Wellesley Twitchell, Mrs. R. [ Miss Miss Florence Trumbull is sy ling her spring vacation with her I parents, Governor John and Mrs. Trumbull ¢ Mies Trumbull i1s a Ronare “ v e Lila M Is 1s home from 8t I, Waterbury, te of J 3 \liss Ha s her spring vacation with her and Mrs. A, A. Mills of Bos zaret's 6ch Miss Esther Trumbull, da Mr. and Mrs. } Farmington a from e p P Manor Pine her Easter recess with home , son of Mr. and on of Lincoln streety t Mr. and Mo toll of Corbin avenuey Proudman, son of MF. B. Proudman of Maple Towers of Hamilton,, ; son 4 Mrs. Maxweil Por \ A N street have retur z 1 iniversity to spend their g vacations in town. ik vite Alice Gaffney, daughter of lse B. F. Gaffney of Vine atreet, vill resume her studies at Smith ge on Wednesday, April 1. Mrs. Robert Donald Silsby of Ber- in has as her house guest Miss Katherine Hunt of Dayton, Ohle. D s * ried Miss Hunt s a guest at the Faney Dress Ball held in Berlin last even« d from Sprin spending seve her eister, Mrs. Harry “ .. H. C. M. Thompson of Lexe strect has been spending -a Schuyler hotel ia Miss Elizab field, Mass., Mrs. Geo | Forest street, is sp with (Continued on Py