New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1925, Page 3

TIMELY NOTES OF CLUBS, CHARITIES AND SOCIAL FUNCTIONS and Other Notes of MISS MARJORIE BALDWIN Miss Baldwin is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Baldwin of Forest street. She will spend the summer in Europe A Brilliant Summer Season Expected For Shore Resorts New Britain Folk Open Summer Homes Along The Sound and Already Entertain Informally The week’s intense heat had the effect of sending New Britainites shoreward in great numbers. All the beach resorts as well as country places and mountain camps report a gay season. Madison and for the most part all the beaches along the sound are already very festive. The cottage colonies are life is at its best. A dip in the sound at 11, a midday luncheon at some one of the fashionable hotels or clubs, a short motor trip, followed by tea, then dinner and dancing—there’s a typical vacation day. Golf has its devotees, of course, here and at the summer colonies, while fishing, sailing' and tennis furnish abundant sport. ’ ; s ot At home it's Just a succession of bridge parties, large and small, Beginning on Tuesday when Mrs, Frederick A. Searle and Mrs. Kenneth Searle entertained at luncheon followed by | bridge at the Shuttle Meadow Club. On Wednesday Mrs. Gardner Weld gave a luncheon bridge at the club for Miss Agnes Johnston whose marriage to Dr. Clyde Olin Fisher of Wesleyan University on Saturday, June 13, will be one of the outstanding events of the summer season. Thursday evening Miss Johnston was again the guest of honor at a bridge which Mrs. Emory’ Corbine gave at her home on West Main street. . % * Entertainments for charity seemed to be more numerous this season than ever before and certainly they have been more diversified and colorful. They have varied from crossword puzzle contests and bridge to dances, dramatic performances, tableaux and musicales. Things of the East were very much in the picture yesterday, at what was perhaps the last really large charitable event of this season. Sponsored by Mrs. Buell B. Bassette with committees drawn from the debutantes, the younger women, and the younger and older married sets the Community Garden party in aid of the Near East Relief met with remarkable success. * . - DDINGS | D ENGAGI‘.\'I‘,.\"I’S’ NOTABLE W] A away by her father and will be at- tired in a gown of white satin with ‘!ra]n to match and a veil of tulle, Johnston-Fisher Nuptials Brilliant To Be Social trimmed with rhinestones and pearls. She will carry a shower bou- Funetion | quet of roses and llies of the vailey. | The wedding march from Lohen | &rin will be played by Professor | Thure Frederickson and Mrs. Thure | Frederickson will sing “Oh Prom- [ 1se Me.” | The bride will be attended by her One of the most notable weddings of the season will be that of Miss Agnes Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Johnston of West Main street, and Dr. Clyde Olin Fisher of Wesleyan university, which | sister, Mrs. Gustaf Bloomquist, as will take place in the South Congre- | matron of honor. She will wear a | gational church'next Saturday at 8 | gress of cream colored lace over o'clock In the evening. The cere-|orchig and carry pink roses. Miss mony will be performed by the Rev- | xpivel Hultgren, a cousin of the erend John Kingsley Birge of Bristol |\ ige’ ing' Miss Mabel Rawlings, & and Reverend John L. Davis of New York, former pastor of the Trinity Methodist Episcopal church of this | city. The ceremony will be followed by a reception at the Johnston resi- | dence on West Mani street. cousin of the groom, will be brides- | maids, both wearing dresses Nile green and carrying butterfly roses. Miss Marjorie Johnson, a niece of the bride, will be flower girl, dressed vellow and Mrs. Donald Plomer of Wilton, | " organdy Sirewing Maine, will be Miss Johnston's ma- |F©8e8 Master Alvin Kaliberg tron of honor and Miss Ethel O'Con- | Nephew of the bride, wiil be ring- nor of Elyria, Ohio, will be the maid | bearer. of honor. There will be six brides. | The bride’s gift to her matron of maids, Miss Eleanor Alcorn of New | honor will be a silk umbrella and Haven, a cousin of the bride; Miss | to her bridesmaids, sterling silver Fdith Henry, Mrs. Ralph Gosle of | vanity cases, monogrammed Brooklyn, N. ¥ Mrs. D, A. John- Adoiph Kallberg of this city will ston, Miss Grace Coholan and Miss act as best man, The ushers will be Lauretta Alling. Eleanor Rich of Middletown and Elizabeth Harlow of Northampton will be t Harold Walker of Brooklyn, N and Clarence Rock of this city e flower girls. groom's gift to his bride will be a The ribbon bearers will be platinum diamond set bar pin, to Brown, Miss his best man a gold stickpin and Julie Yeomans to his ushers a pair of gold cuff Janice Craft and Mies Evelyn Reaser | |/ Mr. Fisher's best man will be his | > ; brother, Henry Albert Fisher of About 150 guests are expected to Harvard law school. The ushers are | b® present from Boston, Hartford, to bs Kossuth M. Willlamson. ingfleld, Brooklyn, New York Thomas Russon, Alexander R vr‘l(}. Buffalo, New Haven, Bridge- owle, Dale Lash, Floyd Dougherty, | Port and this city. all of Wesleyan university, Howard A reception will be held at V. Alcorn of Harvard law school, | home of the bride's mother. a cousin of the bride and Douglas | couple will leave on a honeymoon to brother of the bride. | Philadelphia and Washington, D. E e C.. and upon their return will tem- Walker—Kallberg porarily make their home at The marriage of Miss Olga Ruth| Wells street. A. Johnston b Kallberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| Miss Kallberg graduated from the John Kallberg of 37 Wells street, | New Britain high school with the 4 Raymond E. Walker, son of class of 1921 and has been em- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Walker | ployed at the cutlery office of Lan of 135 Dwight street, wil be solem- | ders, Frary & Clark for the past nized at the First Lutheran church | ihree years. Mr. Walker graduated by Rev. Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist today | with the class of 1918 and is at at 5 p. m. The double ring service will be used, The bride will be given present employed in the engineering - Weddings Kalgren-Berlin Phillp Kalgren, son ot Mrs, Amanda Kalgren of 61 Dwight stret and Miss Helga Berlin, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Berlin of 114 Lyon strect will be marrled at 7 o'clock in the evening at the home of the bride by Rev. Abel A. Ahlquist, pastor of the First Lu. theran church, They will be atend- ed by Albert Kalgren, brother of the bridegroom and iMes Alice Berlin, sister of the bride. The wedding march will be played by Mts. W, I, Abbey and Miss Anna Anderson of New York will sing “Because,” A reception will be held after the ceremony and the couple will leave on a wedding ‘trip, on their return they will' llve at 433 Stanley street, Mr. Kalgren is chiet clerk at the Gulf Refining company's local sta- tion and Miss Berlin has been em- ployed by Dr. E. G. Abbey & Son of Hartford. .o Williacs—Cook. Miss Jane C, Cook, daughter of Charles Cook of Pearl street, Plain- ville and Ralph A. Willlams, son of Mrs, Sarah Potter of Canal stret, Plainville were married at '2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Church of Our Saviour by Rev, George 1. Browne, the pastor, and Rev. Robert H. Burton of Christ church cathedral, Hartford, Mies Ruth A, Potter, a sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmald and Clinto A, Potter, a brother, acted as best man, The flower girl was Alice Saunders, a niece of the bride, while the ushers were Raymond Willlams, a cousin of the bridegroom, and Ellsworth Conopask. Mrs. J. H. La- field played the wedding march. The bride was attired in white satin crepe and carried a shower bouquet ot white roses and lilles of the valley. The bridesmaid wore yellow crepe and carried deep yel- low roses. A recption was held at the bride's| home after the ceremony and then the couple left on an automoblle trip through Rhode Island and Mas- sachusetts. They will be at home NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1925, at 28 Pearl street after June 8, Mr. Willlams is employed at the| Britain, Y Fitzpatrick—Winters The marriage of Miss 1115 Linden street, and Le | Fitzpatrick, son of Andrew | patrick of Howland, Roy | Fitz- the South church chapel. | George W. C. Hill officiated. honor and Albert Schwantor Hartford, best man, | and carried a bouquet of pink roses. The mald of honor wore blond can- ton crepe ana carried a houquet of sweet peas, The gift of the bride to the maid of honor was a white gold ring set gave the best man platinum green goid cuff links. Following the ceremony a recep- tlon was held at the homa of the bride's parents at which there were about 50 guests present from Hart- | ford, East Hartford, Millinockatt| and Howland, Malne, and this city. and The house was prettily decorated in pink and white. Mr. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick left on a wedding trip to New York and upon their return will Teside at 84 [ Cabot street, Harttord, where Mr. Fitzpatrick is employed at the | Economy Grocery company. .« o Gublan—Lipman The wedding of Miss Ethel Lip- man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. §i- mon Lipman of 19 Oak street, and Jlas J. Gurlan, son of Mr, and Mrs, David L. Gurlan' of Brooklyn, N. Y., will take place tomorrow afternoon | at 5 oclock at Odd Fellows' hall.| Miss Fanny Wedlake, daughter of : " Rabbi Aronson will officiate. The | Mr. and Mre. William J. Wealaie o | Th® Bride was dressed in chifton bride will be attended by Miss|West Main street, and Otto Erling (*/le trimmed with pearls and a Sadye Lipman as mald of honor of Corbin avenue will he married veil. Her bouquet was made of roses [and her bridesmaids will be Miss |this afternoon at 2 o'clock at thejand lilics of the valley. The hrides- | Anna Lipman of Thomaston, Conn., [Trinity Methodist church hy Rev. maid wore a dress of yellow printed | Miss Sophia Smith of New Ro-|Willlam H. Alderson, pastor. Miss 'chiffon crepe over pink and carried | chelle, Y., Miss Belle Lobar, Miss [ Wedlake, a sister of the bride, will a bouquet of sweet peas. The ushers Corbin Screw division of the Amer-|Plainville, ican Hardware corporaton in New | Larson and Guidion | Bouthington and Robert Ostman of Marion | Plainville will be ring well tenanted. The hotels and clubs are popular and outdoor | Elizabeth Winters, daughter of Mr. |Will be a solo by Mrs. and Mrs, Frank Henry Winters of |strom of New Britain. dregs and Maine, tak |Shower bouquet of white roses and place this afternoon at 3 o'clock at|l{lies-of-the-valley. Rev, |honor will wear yellow georgette and Miss | Will carry yellow roses, The brides- Helen Fabian Helsler was maid of |maids will wear orchid chiffon and ot Will carry pink.roses. The bride was attired in a gown |immediately after the ceremony, of cream venise lace over pink satin |2nd on their return from their wed |the marriage of Miss Seima Fritz of with an equamarine and the groom | Branford and Dr. Wilson Powell of [New Haven. The wedding was per- ‘ormerly b university, Miss Fritz was formerly {a teacher at the New Britain High ! | terested | Upper Montclalr N. J. today, that of Robert Pomeroy Swift, {and Mrs. Herbert I. Swift of Park |Place, and Miss Annette A son, daughter of Mrs. Vict MISS RUTH BASSETTE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bassette of Emmons Place is spending the summer with her parents as Dbridesmaids. Victor; Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock Nirene of Crom- |in St. Joseph's church the wedding | well will be ushers. The flower of Miss Mary Irene Igoe, daughter girls will be Miss Ruth Larson of |of Mr. and Mrs. John Igoe of Ma- ple strect, and Walter Bernier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bernier of bearer. There Arthur Bale |Chestnut street, took place. Rev. John Donohue officiated. Miss Ruth The bride will wear a white satin | I8oe, sister of the bride, was the bridesmaid and George Mulhearn of Bristol was the best man, ot | The bride wore a dress of bridal satin trimmed She vell, and will carry a The maid with pearls. white roses and lilies of the valley. A reception | The bridesmaid wore powder blue trimmed with silver with hat to | be held in the church parlors il 1 i match. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses. { During the mass Tennic La Valley {ding trip, the couple will live n} o pury, cousin of the groom. | Hasttond: rendered vocal solos and he was as- »oh sisted at the organ by John J Announcement has been made of Crean. After the ceremony a receptiom was held at the home of the bride's |parents; at which there were about 100 guests present from Hartford, Bristol, Waterbury, New York, New |port, R. I, and this city. Mr. and Mrs. Bernier Dean Brown of Yale left on a school. |wedding trip to New York and At- | SR lantic City and upon their return ; will reside at 24 Cabot street. Mr. Ivew Britain people are much in-| poroier jg employed by the Fafnir In a wedding occurring in|Bearing company. Mrs. Bernier is a graduate of the New Britain high schonl, class of 1919, and has been employed the advertising de- partment of tha Stanley Works. PR son of Mr. at lger Ma- or Louige| Miss Marguerite M. Rose of Broad Mason of Upper Montclalr, N, jJ, |strest and Stephen A. Lynch of Law- ‘)-_r- ceremony will take place at!lor street were marsied Monday 3:30 o'clock this evening at the Un- |morning at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's lon Congregational church in that o S Raremens v e city. Mr. Switt Is a graduate of the |ChUTCh. The ceremon as per- New Britaln High school and of |formed by Rev. Raymond Clabby. Wesleyan University, e is a mem- They were attended by Miss Marie |ber of Alpha Delta Phi Heslin and Silas Lynch, a brother DR of the groom { Rose Goldman and Miss Lee & {be the maid of honor and Gustave in the church were Henry Rose, all of New York city, and Miss Zara (Souderiing of Meriden will be the brother of the bride and Thomas Tertes of this city. The bes best man. Farr of New Haven, cousin of the will be Emanuel Gurian | The bride will wear a turquoise 'sroom. During the service, Francis The bride will be attired in a blue georgette dress, with hat to Egan sang “I Love You Truly." gown of white faille and georgette, Her veil will be of duchess lace and tulle with & train caught with or- ange blossoms. Her bouquet will be [ roses and orange blossoms, The maid of honor and the hridesmaids will wear gowns of rainbow colors with hats to match. Their bouquets will be of roses and sweet peas. The gift of the bride to her maid mateh, and will carry for families, a bridal hou- | Following the ceremony there was quet of gardeniay and lilies-of-the- |a reception at the home of the bride valley. The bridesmaid will wear a 'and during the day the couple left {peach colored georgette dress, with on a honeymoon trip to Niagara hat to match, and will carry butter- Falls, Canada and the Great Lakes fly roses. They will be gone for two weeks “After the wedding there will be a Mr. Lynch is a well known resl- reception at the home of the bride 'dent of New Britain. He fs a mem- ber of the common councii from the sixth ward, is a past grand knight of of the immediate from members and on their return of honor will be a string of seed |a wedding trlp the couple will live 'Daly council. No. i2, K. of C., and pearis and the groom will give the lon Barnett street has been active in t ,uvnlvrs of that best man platinum cuff links, i $iieiite order for many vears. He is i Following the ceremony a recep-| The wedding of Miss Althea B ed as a foreman in the Staniey tion will be held at which about daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George oEke: (M ias Roea han oot 41Dl 0y; 200 guests are expected from New Blinn of Dwight street, and Waiden '°d in the office of Landers. Frars & York, Boston and Connecticut, The M. Powell of Meriden. took place '“tfi o o 'n xj'”"»v ‘-‘ Ehs 18 hall has been prettily decorated for |Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock @ member of St Aa E the occasion in flowers of the sea- [at St. Mark's church oir. S, son and palms. Rev. Samuel Sutcliffs officlated, |~ The couple wil leave on a wea- | Miss Clara Blinn, sister of the bride ', N . ding trip to Canada and upon their %88 maid of honor. and brides e ' maids were Miss Mildren Carlson Chapman o return will reside In New York city where Mr. Gurian is the proprietor of a garage Miss Lipman is a graduate of the w Britain high school and is well known in prominent Jewish socicty in town. Mr. Gurian was a former and Miss Elsie Estric) William A. Powell was best The ushers were fand George W the bride. the r of Meriden r N. Fowler brothers of Art Blinn mony a reception was The bride was attired in & BOWN gt the homa of the bride's parents, R 4 carried & shower inerar Mr = ey laft Sreie or wore blue georgette over pink and S el 1:‘::';@”"}{?'1»‘\“‘” e carried pink roses. The bridesmaids’ | 3¢ Julia Burns of Main street s Highberg of Crom- gowny were of peach color satin .= kel bl well and Migs Esther Helen 5wan- |orepe with hats to match. Thelr | ae oo o e son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ad- |pouquets were of tea roses to match |- SeuEhter Julls Mary, to T rian Swanson of Farmington avenue, |(he gowns B e Plainville, will be married at 8| A" reception was held at the TTTOM "') 2D o'clock at the Swedish Bethany [nrige’s home, following the cere e church In this city, by Rev. Gustave | manv at which there were about 150 . 4 E. Pihl, pastor. They wlil be attend- |guests present from Maine, Evans. | Mr. and Mre. Joseph Stavers of cd by George Highberg of Cromwell, |ton, Tll, New Hampshire, Maryland, [Grove street have announced the brother of the bridegroom: Miss [Meriden and this cf engagement of their Saughter, Miss Evelyn Swanson, sister of the bride. | Mr, and Mrs. Powell left on an ex. Frances Daphne Stavers, to Ray- | as maid of honor. Miss Bertha |tended wedding trip and upon their /mond E. Cooke of Povidence. R. I.| Swanson of New Britain, cousin of return will resids at 326 Center The wedding will take place on La- depaftment of Russell & Erwin's. |the bride, and Miss Hilda Ostman of |street, Meriden. |bor Day, September 7th. | wore a veil and her houquet was of | Interest PERSONAL JOTITINGS Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Vibberts of Europe. They will be at the old palace of Fontainbleau In France, where they plan advanced study in architecture and palnting at the Conservatoire Americain during the summer, They will return to the states in October. Mr. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dana L. Vibberts of Lincoln street, this city. . e Howard Humphrey of Russell street, James North of Sunnyledge and Clifford Meravin of Lincoln street have returned from Port Chester, N. Y. where, at the Blind Brook Country club they took part in the annual golf match of the class of 97, Yale . G ) Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Walker and son of Hamilton strest spent last week-end in New York city. Vie it Mr. and Mrs, Herbert L. Swift of Park place left on Thursday for Montelalr, N. J.. to attend the wed- ding of thele son, Robert wift, and Miss Annetts Mason. The cere- mony s to take place this evening. R Mr. and Mrs. Fred O, Rackliffe of Kensington avenue are spending the week-end motoring through Ver- mont. G 0o Miss Katheryn Brooks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam V. Brooks of South High street spent last week: {end with her parents. Miss Brook is a student at Cornell Medical school In New York city. R T Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nelson of Murray street are spending the week-end in Cold Brook, N. Y. o e | Mr. and Mrs. Luther Parker and | family of Forest street will open their summer home at Beach next week. A5y Mrs. Wilbur Gilbert of Beaumont | Texas, who is spending the summer {with her parents, Mr. and Mrs | Buell B. Bassette of Emmona Place and Mrs. Wilson- Killough of Chi- cago. TIL, who s visiting her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson lof Harrison street were the guests | of Mrs. George Kimball at her sum- mer home in Madison on Thursday. | SRR Mr. and Mre. Harold T. Sloper of | Russell streat have returned from a | fishing trip to Greenville, Maine. et Mrs. Ralph Gosle returncd Thursday to her home in Brooklyn N. Y. after spending a Aays with Miss Agnes Johnston of West Main street an form Miss Esther Mr. and Mrs. ington street ing a week with hiertor N. Stanley of Tex- 1o has heen spend- Mrs. Arthur Samp- son at Westbrook will return to town tomsrrow | o e | Mr. and Mrs. Percy Earle are returning next week. from Chicago. DL, to spend the summer with Mrs. Earle's parents, Mr. and Mre, wain Benson of East Berlin. Mrs Tarle was before Flsie Benson. s e her marriage M Mrs. V. R. Griswold of Berlin will leave the latter part of this month for Rockport, Mass., to spend a month at the artist’s colony study- ing with Harry Lieth-Ross Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Johnston and daughter, Miss Agnes Johnston of West Main street, and Mr. Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston of Maple Hill attended ihis installation exer- and cises of President James L. Mc- Conaughy at Wesleyan university yesterday Miss Johnston assisted with the serving at the reception and tea which Mrs. McConaughy gave the alumni and he members faculty on the same day. P Mr. and Mrs. O. F. P ar Miss Gladys Day of Ad are spending the week-end in field, Mass. o0 G Miss Grace H. Bowers of Maple street will leave soon for Califarnia where she will spend the summer & Grand Canyon going by way of tb Mr. and Mrs day for a shires Miss Mr. ang Main stry Helen Mre Smith K exercises use, Hartf Miss Keily was active in t affairs of the school serving on se eral committees and as <i s manager of the cidss or two years. Mills are brating their 5%th wedding anniversary today, June n Middlef Vvt Miss Miriam Coblentz of rick, Maryland, is ouse guest 8¢ Miss Bernadine Walker, daughter ot M. and Mrs. Ered Walker of Harrison street. Miss Coblentz has been playing in “Rain” this season Simon Nelson, son of M ) Mr A. F. Nelson of Corbin a 1 Er- I. Dehm of Maple street, and Car ton Walker, son of Mr. and ir: Fred Walker of Harrison street nong the New Britain Loys who return Jume 17 from t Vir ginia Military Institute, Lexing nia Mr. and Mrs. E 1 Pa son of Newark, N. J, are the week-¢e guests of Mr. and Mre. Fred Walker of Harrison street James Eobinsen of Harris street is spending the week-end in Bridgeport. Brooklyn, N. Y., salled June 4 for Vibberts is Crescent | MRS. S. DOUGLAS REES Mrs. Rees, of Minneapolis, Minn., is visiting her father, Dr,’ Samuel W. Irving of Lenox Place. her marriage Miss Elizabeth Irving She was before | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Kimball of Lexington strect returns Monday from Hot Springs, West Virginia , daughter of Mr Miss Jane Port and Mrs. B. W. Porter of Garden street, is spending the week-end in Aristol witl Iparents, Mr, and Mrs. C. F. Barnes. | Mrs. Daniel Vibberts of Lincoln street has returned from New York city where she went to see Mr. and s. Gerald 8. Vibberts oft for Fon nehleau, France, where they will spend the summer studying | Miss Gladys Atwater, a student at the National Bible Tnstitute in Nesw York city, has returned to her home on Shuftle Meadow avenue for the summer vaca T Miss Hedwn Ludoef of Lenox ce will return home Sunday after ding a few weeks with friends and relatives in Rochester, Buffalo and New Yerk cit Mr, and Mrs. Charles Bridgeport were the g and Mrs, Otto Johnson Mople Hill avenue last week Mre, C. E. Olmstead of Worcester | formerly a resident of Maple Hill, has been visiting friends there this her home in Pennsylvania. i here they ion of from fhe University on Wednesday. Fro and Mrs. Latham Detroit, where nd Mrs, W. H, I m Buol of H linma Reynal of Lexington str nd Hubert Williams ¢ have gone to ( Pr R r. Sa v of T Mrs. J jaughter of M \ M 1 1 Yin a N J 2 T B P guests M W m Fay o , J. M. E f Gro summer in the west, going by way of Washington, D, C. where she will visit her son Stuart and friends in northern and southern Kansas. At Colorado Springs she will be Joined by Mr. Burdick, Mrs. Belle Emmons and Miss Tra Boom of Middlefown, From Yelowstone National park they will go to Seattle, Washington, spending several weeks with thele son Harry Burdick, returning late in the fall thraugh the Great Lakes. PR Mrs. Harry Bates of Russell street and Mrs. Pardon Rickey ‘of Berlin | returned on Thursday from Madison ter spending a few days with Mrs, Dr. M. A, Kinsella and Mrs. Kin- sella of Ten Acre Road are spending several days at Grove heach. Siaine Mrs, R. J. Vance and son Robert o ing several s in Michizan. Elizaheth Kirk afl Misy Agnes Kirk of Chicago. TI, dre the George Kim- Miss muests of Mrs. Madison PR LRAY TIPS Vance of Maple street are spend. Miss Carlotta Sloper. daughter of Mr. anq Mrs. Harry T. Sloper ,of Nussell street, a student at Abbott ™ school will spend next week with friends the Cape i in the week she will spend Returning to = veral days here hefore leaving for ¥ Greenville, Maine, where. she will @ spend the summer with her par- Russell Nelson of are spending the nd with Mrs, Arthur Samp- on Wilson of Forest Riste Miss Harriett P of Mr. and Mrs, Clayton of Vine street left for Wellesley. Mass.. to at- 1 commencement exercises t Danaha Mr. a & Nichols of for Narra- the summer Friday * to spend gar Hunnicutt At g announced Mrs. Hunnicutt ge, Miss Mar. \ nghter Mr. and com sed whally men hysical ears ol GATHERINGS Weld entertained five 1 cards at the Wednesday aft- Mies Agnes and Mre. West Maip to Dr. Clyde university Saturday eves SOCIAL Wesleyan next it Coantigued on- Page 10) i 3 b