New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1925, Page 3

NEW BRITAI'. DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1925 Announcements of Winter Gayeties Before Busy Season It's fairly early to talk about the mid-winter's social program, so everybody admits, still, if dates are not re- served months in advance, various subscription dances, charity entertainments and balls will find themselves with- out a place to hold forth, The regular dances held each winter, like those of the Shuttle Meadow club, are arranged for weeks in advance, those planned for this winter, by the way, coming on the first and middle Saturdays of each month. Then there are always the Kenilworth club affairs and numerous other gayeties which take place for the most part at the Hotel Burritt or the Shuttle Meadow club. Already the series of dances known as the “Monday Night Dances” have begun and are taking place at the Shuttle Meadow club. As in previous years, William C. Hungerford is in charge. The Yale-Pennsylvania Dinner Dance at the Shuttle Meadow .club tonight holds promise of being one of the notable events on the club calendar. Louis Young is chair- man.of the committee of arrangements. 8 The clubs, too, are already beginning a husy and active season, their programs in every case putting interesting speakers hefore the New Britain public, Bridges and teas and the matinee are coming in for their own, and the winter season is already destined to be a brilliant one. ACTIVITIES AMONG WOMEN'S CLUBS New Britain people who were for. tunate enough to hear Mary Taylor Blauvelt speak here last season are 1 looking forward to welcoming her again this fall. She will give the first in a series of nine lectures on ‘Tuesday, October 27th, at 4 o'clock in St.-Mark's parish rooms. Miss Blauvelt comes here again under the &uepices of the Woman's club o s e Salute to the Flag—L by Mre. Elmer E. Knapp, state chalrman, Correct Use of Flag. Address of Welcome—Mrs. Rufus N. Hemenway, regent Esther Stanley chapter, Welcome from City of New Britain— Hon. A. M. Paonessa Response— Mrs. Charles H. Bisse!l, state regent Greetings from National and guests. Contralto Solo—"The Great Awak- Miss Regan for the College cl Ofticers MISS NORMA REGAN is chairman of the committee arranging ub bridge. She is a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Regan of Harrison street, Tehneon & Fet. The Connecticut chapter, ters of Founders and Patriots Daugh- of oning” .oi.s .v.. Kramer Mra, Merwin H. Tuttle the Road"— Kenneth 8. Good Bassette, Mrs. Emory Corbin, Mrs WEDDINGS, DANCES AND OUTDOOR SPORTS DIVERT SOCIETY | of Mr. and Mrs, Maxwell Coe of Lib- | daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Anthony erty street | Cabelus of 424 Church street, be. i L T ‘vxm\e the bride of Emll J. Kraus, A shower was given to Miss Ger. |son of Mr. and Mrs, E. Kraus of trude Bollerer Wednesday noon by | 125 Pleasant street, also on Wed- the Stanley Rule and Level office | nesday morning, The ceremony was girls. Miss Bollerer is to become the | performed by Rey, Edward il bride of Raymond A Erleson of | Grikis at 9 o ock In 8t. Andrew's Queen street, Bristol. The wedding|ehurch. Miss Myrtle Ieore was will take place on Saturday after-|uridesmaid and Leo Kraus was noon, Octeber 24 best man .« e e The Sunshine soctety will hold its | The bride was attired in a gown | [meeting Monday afternoon at 5| ©f White bridal satin trimmed with | e ek 4§ °lpearls and orange t 9 She |0'clock at the p hodist church :“_"'rw ""‘ M"'mu e ,.)’K‘: s 2 S EEs i ney roses and lilles of the valley WEDDINGS MANY | ™ne bridesmata’s gown was of | DURING PAST WEEK |\ seorsetta crepe trimmed The wedding of Miss Florenes F | . 8014 lace and RERS Bk tyre h t mateh | Kronhoim, daughter of Mrs. Char-|'"7" P2t !0 match. | lotte Kronholm of 413 Ellls street| Mr. and Mrs K on a and Fred A. Schadt, son of Mrs, | ¥e9ding trip to and Katherine Schadr of Unlon, N. J..| Floniandsuponsthelraraturn R A [l lve at 434 Park street. Mr. o'clock at the parsonage of the First | KTaus 18 head of the fnvoice de- | Lthrae churel e Hes Do Al | pATmEnt AR oTth e ITad ATTe Ahlquist will officlate, Miss Edith | g A aus has been & Kronholm, sister of the brids, wi|!*/®phone operator at the New be bridesmaid and Frank Schade,|Brit2in exchange of the Southern brother of the groom, bast man New England Telephone Co The gift of the bride to her at. e ey tendant is a bracelst and that of the| James T O'Brien of Bristel and §room to the best man, cuff links. | Miss Gertrude Dacey, daughter of Following the ceremony a w Mr. and M Willlam Dacey of ding supper will be served and a re- |56 reet, this were ception held at the home of the[married last Monday mor at 9 bride’s mother. About 30 guests are | 0clock in the Church ot 8. John expected, The home has been pret. | the Evangelist, this city. The cere- tily decorated with autumn foliage, | Money was performed by ' Re The coupls will leave on a wed.| Tt Laden, paator of the 4ing trip and upon thelr return will [ ShY ide at 381 Ellis street. Mr, Schadt | by ie emploved at the Stanley Rule and Level plant The coupls were atttended Willlam Dacey, brother of the bride, and Miss Anna O'Brien, sis ter of the bridegroom The bride wore a gown of brida! Miss Mary Dzezek. daughter of|satin and a vell caught with pearls Mr and Mrs Joseph Dziczek of 26| and she carried a bouquet o bridal P, MISS HELEN STANLEY NORTH M vorth’s engagement to Clarence Willlam Man- ning has very recently been announced. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, James North of Sunnyledge. Photo by Murray Studio, Albany and (8ave a bridge tea at her home*in January 6th, Russell Germond, Mrs. ¥. A. Hart will reside in Hartford in compliment to Mrs! Har- America will hold its autumn meet- | Addrass— = s R ey | i oo 5 - § 1 AR . 7 ing at the Shuttle Meadow club on Mrs, Anthony Wayne Cook Presentation of "Unspol 5 &l Mabel Hibbard, Mrs A‘ G turn A old Herrick of New York city, The Wednesday afternoon, October 21st, natlenal president general Ll hca R Aton ball, Mrs. F. W. Porter, Mrs s 5 e L 0 L the president, Miss Mary 8 Whit-|Singing—"Battle Hymn of Rflvub-, Joint Owners in Spain’ C. Rie Mrs. William Morgan VanGor ot Cam. |8 ance and Miss Harriet Rey- tlesey. presiding 128t .. Julla Ward Howe | ' :::tee Alice Brown. | Rowland and Mrs. Kenneth Searle bridge street, this city Miss |nal. ~ Among the guests were Mrs T is the annual historical meet- Organ Postlude February 3rd e W mina Chronvy of Ti Bennett Hibbard, Mrs. Luclan Stev- \ng and a paper on “Ol4 Saybrook” |Luncheon at First Baptist church 1 mpersonationy 3 The New Britain College club, eregmarelodialiihol Rome soluthio | R B e any, Sl written by Elisha H. Cooper is to| &t Mark's church, s Ciotenialion oL Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston, president, bride Thursday night. - William |vard Ch il “vrm"l Lra_l’l~re;. be read by Mrs. Willlam F. Brooks, Afternoon Session 0 ElI AW e unces a very entertatning cal. Heckman of New Driain was best |Vise Dorothy Willams, “"G“ e the chapter historian. Miss Frances | Organ prelude—Fantasie Triom. . MaryiCarolin Dariesi i\ s, 70t e lmsnaon| 10262281 T | man and ons of the bride's sisters Bardsley and Miss Corinne Goodwiu. P. Parker 1e plano and Miss | pnate” ., ... seluate) Dubols R some time ago shows was maid of honor. Following the | FIRE R Margaret W. Perkins on the ‘cello | ginging—Connecticut state song The New Britain Woman's club. | raniq” growth in memben ip dur- ceremony, the couple left Another party given for Mrs. Her- will provide the muslc. Address—*Moral Aspect of Public|Mrs. John C. Loomis, president, il 1.0 t1io (agt few years, Soctally and wedding trip to New York cf rick was that which Miss Alice Al- The hostesses for the day will be| gaycation— open its season T ay afte philanthropieally it {s an important on their return wil llive on |derson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Elford B. Eddy. Mrs. W. M. Ipyiher A, Welgle, Sterling professsr | with a meet uttle Mead- | (2 ctor in the community, each year Main etreet, this city A. B. Alderson gave Wednesday aff- Judd, Mrs. E. Allen Moore and M religious education, Yale Uni- ow club, w Harrls B yypeing interesting spe: before ey \-:N;T at her home on Lake street. William E. Parker. Mrs. Judd is in | yapgity, Humason and Mrs. Georgs Trau!|ine New Britain Shibile 0 Goe . RutthiGranamitd e J‘ll'\;x.'. featured and thg prizes went charge of the luncheon arrange-fgonrang solo—"In Autumn’ will be i~ char, Pprogram for | vaziized this manner goes into & Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Graham |'® Mrs. Victor Poindexter of Mari- k | 3 ized this m E » % = .o |10rd, Mrs, Kenneth Searle and Misa L Ch TR S e e e Curran [ the afternoon will include remi scholarship fund which s used nf Kensington, will bee the Same Mrs, Howard E. Horton cences of the e 5 ear to) help dessrving. New L e L “""]"i].\ll'ur!u}vi 11\.:1 (;ther xuut-Hln i o ¢y 4 3 p des r N man H 3 cluded s, w B 0 The Emma Hart Willard chapter. | gy ging_umarica commemorats the gol 5 Rellaln’ girls throuat collees. Tha | AW follotdiceny | TSt d RS ONA et i Daughters of ths American Revolu- | genogiction—Rev. Samuel E. Eut-|sary of the organization. A bus to program for the remainder of the At 3:80 |\ipnce Mrs, Russell Wi tion, regent, Mrs. Elmer W. Stearns, | =y, carry members to the club will year follows: e \mfl‘.'?.f‘"rm" L open s eason Tl Afars | Recessional—March. “Pomp _and|the Lyceum theater at 2 ovember T—Saturday, 2:80 p. m Miss Margaret Middlemags and Mie noon, October 22, when ke f‘ Gie Circumstance’ Elgar | o'clock. The route will by Scholarship Bridge. Hotel Burritt | Sorinne Goodwin. rise Pardee, sicreu:l"n ;"Mu Committes for arrangements: West Main street to Lincoln street December 14—Monday, § p. m.: | side o he American AL 5 " T, 2 i L = Sy o % “'E“:"cfi(;z;:“m, W Be (the |, Beceptlon—Nilss Frances 8. Whit-| iy o 'siubi program for theiremains | Christmas Bmbala/ Rav, Theos ! Mrs Louls Reynal of Lexingdn tlon ot Co L nllipe i e tede e AT Aore Ainsworth Greene. Solofst: very well known ctrest entertained a few friends at The meeting will Hospitality—Mrs. James E Robin- - Cort ¢ S| at the community house at 3| I i Nov. 3—Travel talks, Mrs Busi [Mrs. Emory €. Corbin. Hostess: e [luncheon and cards at the Shuttle Sicioelliintss i mardes iontibta ieilot 00 RN O sl Ta fatsed mur FEs o Mies Florence Camp, 67 Rusee Charles ¥ cheock and Meadow club on Wednesday er recent trip around the world and [ hacneon-—=2re. j [ way, Mrs. Harris"B. Humason, Mrs, | stree ta M. Wo were marrled il ber reten) Dol 4 other | . Ushers and . Pages—Mrs. Howard a3 s = e Monday, 4-6 p. m.: Saturday b W. H. A Mrs €. H. Norris of Grove Hil i1l axhibit many curios an B Sarieis John H. Kirkham, Mrs. Dardon Saturday . : rticles of interast Information—Mrs, F. R Rickey. Holiday Tea. Hostess: Mise Eunice They were attended by Mr, [%ill entertain the members of her ieles ntersst. —Mtrs R ckey. w ‘ 1 e ¢ e ~ 2 S W;‘Rf‘;fz" onssiies gymond mothers ang | Himphrey. 171 Lincoln street e Edwin Hitchcoek of bridge club at her home on Mondaw 1 £l 3 S = Fv 11—\ enaay. 3 AT T teh. |afternoon The New Britain College club| " Regigtration—Mrs. & Dayton Ll erHIL T ot e cHICh o 2 hnston, | b, ; o - Miss Mary | Guest night. Avia L cock will live at 40.\Walnut street, { president, Mrs. Douglas 4 'y:. day||Soodvin s R dwin NG Schuita 5 l‘ for. | Talbot O, Freeman, State Commis- this eit Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Frederick opened. its fall geason 135‘1 :n.!;:’h y Musfo—Mrs. Willlam C. Hunger.|E. Wooley, president of Mt. Ho T T T Ly S ae Brooks of South High street. have at the Shuttle Meadow club w 2 ford. yoke, courtesy of Mrs. Charles F S0 ; L i AR A tssued invitations f a2 musicale Juncheon and bridge. The chalrman | “pocorstion _Miss Flora Humph. | Mitchell. P e B S Mo and i G rem o San e o Sl 2 g, ARG South church parlors J 5 S LR urel street t Monday an- o e ey e e S GO O S S e e A e MRS. ALGERNON B. ALDERSON sl L Ondns 0| her. 237, at the Shuttls Meadow 1 Oquist, Miss Gladys h s ransportation—Mrs.* Louis o clock, Lambert Murphy, tenor. | Ay Lty % : Sy nounce e T elub h 3 3 '\'o»}:;]c, Regan and Miss Beatrice |~ anss WL Dec. 15—"The Promise anq|VAlentine party. Hostess. Miss E. Mrs. Alderson is a member of the social committée of | gangnier. Miss Aayearct Barbara b indhonoretithe ot neiding Neal. acted as hostesses. Mrs| oo gl a0l pennetn Sto- | Plight of Youth." Alford E. Stearns, | O77Tud® Rogers. Sunnyledge. the New Britain Woman's club. Grem SlosCharleafli iEillmozs Slol{HSintaiaiie fe il 1 arren Blodgett and Misses Marie | principal of Phillips academy., | March 8—Monday, 8 p. m.: “The Durham. Conn Harold Peck entertatfied the Jester, Hazel True, Helen s'°“°bf:_‘: Pages—Mrs. Maxwell Porter, Mre.| Dec. 9—"Domenico Ghirl W m":m "':‘sm"::“ 7 R | members of her bridge club at chrde Belle Ballow were made msWbiR | Kennath Searle, Mra. Howard |ana the Medic Court Cher | Georse Brinton Chandler, execulive |y oke street. became the brids of | roses and iilles of the valley, The| Judge and Mrs. Willtam F, Man- |50 h e on Lincoln street THurs 1t was announced that the CFEM T Bruemmer, Mrs. Edward Lancaster. |odore Carruth of Cé o {BiSS nlealdentRotiLeths onnecticut | Joseph Kowalczyk, son of Mrs. |bridesmaid: wore a dress of sap- |Ban of 41 Bassett street ol 4120y afternoon of Commerce x.oy,y‘g ]\:‘#p on fle the | {oners—Miss Gladys Day. Min [eosroh e F. Broowe, | (hamber _n\ f‘nnwvfln:r‘ ”{:s‘n’i Anna Kowalezyk of 25 Silver street. | phire blue and a black velvet hat | thelr 14th wedding anniversa PRI yro s of 504"3»'4"‘:{3“@!3”' pe | Maxwell Coe, Mrs. Dudley Walker, | Mrg. Elisha H. Cooper, Mrs, Charles | 'S P. F. McDonough %% |in a pretty fall church wedding|and carried a bouquet of butterfy | Monday. Mangan, previ Mre. Luclan Stevens entertained the city so that : 3r oid a con-|rs Percy Platt. Mitchell, street. < . e Wednesday morning In Sacred | roses. Miss Kathleen Crow -|her marriage, was Mrs LAUra fihe members of the Alpha Alpha consulted in order to av | Luncheon hostess at First Baptist 12—*The Multitude and the | -APril 19—Monday, R, En °"‘- Heart church. mon sang “T Love You Truly Pritct E was a member o 10 sorority at cards at her fiict dntime. e oo ve an in. | Church—3rs. Rufus N. Hemenway, #¥Richardd B Biirton §cours /L= L sata \Emersan \Golless PArcleta | ari, SIS o Driezekiwas mald]| LAY mecaptionilat ths oms otitne pehool fiteas : e on Monroe street Tuesduy eve Miss Edith C. Carleon gave an Mre. Willl ¥ rton, COUr-|aruse: High school orchestra Th narried Tetober 11 . lunice Humphrey was e o iiies ace bVl | Mem g NIITaEn (ORI Ferford i Mias | o5 topin N (S e SO O s EL T st et | of honor and the bridesmaids were | bride followed the ceremony. The marrie et *|ning. Miss Eunice Humphrey v teresting AecO e Glvde O, Fisher | rances Whittlesey, Mrs. Frank J.|winiem Mot fociuca Jeorge B: Matthere, directar, “Cam | ysiyeastTonnte Kowaloayk Florence | coupla then left on an estended |10!! ‘ i o [2¥OTdEd the prize. to Sweden and s O dies, The | EOTter. Mrs. Willlam F. Brooks, Mr, | yra™ s (Guest Night)—"Lap- | 5choo! auditorium. Kowalezyk, Estelle Dzfczek wedding trip. On thelr return, they | s been active | . | described the Wes g E. Allen Moore, Mrs, James & A gl i May 24—Monday, 4:30 p. m.: An 5 SR [ k [1n tle polities for a num-| The Yale-Pennsylvania dinner e eeting Il be the echolarshtp Mra. Frederick ' Benham, | /iR3" movie plctures, South church | 2% PE-Mondav, 450 1 e AN | Todsia, Lstells Bednarcayk, uill ive in where Mr.|! R [ Lo ext w c 1 1 AL ede enham, | ‘o , 1 vew | N ee an i ™| Symolon, Agnes Drzala, Ste -/ O'Brien 1= employed by the John|Db* T8 (GNUSHAYES SIS | CANGE 9 2l 2 b t tha Hotel RBurritt ou = = d at 8 o'clock, Carveth Wells of New 2 o m gnes | helitit B N B e @ | tonight w K Noremner it atila a0l LT ol Rease R MmIRE L b T e pay Ars. D A J0Mn-| clora, Josephine Budnick and Anna|Hancock Tnsurance Co, Miss Dacey |eral municipal \comistons B tonlgntinnjdmin/ v laree! satharing aturday. 1 | & Bhtman, Mrs. George Ashley, Mrs. | Feb. 9—*American Drama," Pro.|¥0n: Mapla Hill. Kalinowski, Stanley Ars: has been emploved n the office of | %A deputy judgs of the police ¢ dinery 4nd dancery, I o'tlnck s Charles H. Parsons, Mrs, Willlam P.!mim_ Stanley T. Wells of ‘,’ | The following officers will preside | L. best man, The ceremony was the Corbin &c division of the | co in 1913 and 1914. Mrs. Man-|of whom will be New Bréaln ho . * It. Mrs. Willlam E. Parker, Mrs, | b LA BTN, als the coming year: : B e 2 = e HEe | gan is serving her second term as hut there is also expected to be » ey kel 0 delegates R ) bidh “eb. Civ v harge Y NS e | performed by Rev, Lucyan Bojnow- [ American Har corporation BliEle Setving | With mor meeting of | Ollle 8 Parker, Mra. Anson A,| Feb, 38-Clvle day. in charge of| Mpioqqant Mra Drugian A. John s et e g a member of the school bonrd and |good sprinkling of out of town prosent the - Daughters s Mrs. Charles Norrts. At st | CiVie dep Nents - .~ |ston, Yice-President Miss Gladys| e T ol vornin is the first woman to have been |guests, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee i jety, Daugh Mark' & March 9—"Dramatics, "Y. W. ¢ mass. Father Kowalczyk was dea- G. Gutowskl of Berlin : ItRaen lin wilf give one of the S e Kevolton was | (ATES r”‘i""f“ Sturch=MIs |\ v “Mrs, George M. Fianagan, |02, Record! v Miss 1on0 | con and Father Nowakoski was{and Miss Helen M, Lyons of 26 |clected on the democratic ticket. O mralt, SRR G held on Tuesday at the First Baptist] g o 5 e v;m:l!'t' ‘(‘-“' G(:rr ach |[Bkeactor N S : ety | subdeacon. High sfreet, this city, were algo| Mr. and M L TR LR S e | wurch. Mayor Angelo M. Paoncssa | prOA0, Hite tamee E. S WIR | 5 il 3=—Anpunl Toceling. Benc| ALARBSCiia N Sl on s ST asurep o Sl olthetbridatto ] maid | marrled Monday, the ceremony be. | ents of five childrel, [AttRur G Kimball, Mn and Mes he dele which g =5 s e LBl n 1A Colbiaes Min Riras | NPTl B Hubhave of honor was a white gold wrist [ing performed by Rev. Walter A.| et ley | VGl Senrs X and M) Muxwell t Reynal, Mrs. Frederick Searle, Mra, [d¢1830hn trio, courtesy Mra. Rufus| @0 WRRE Pr BRI o Mr. and Mrs. George L. Staubley [W. C. Sears, Mr. and Mrs. Max g program was given Herbert H. Wheeler, Mrs, Voilllan, | Hemenway, Mrs. John C. Loomis, e i nt o R Mrs, | ¥2tch and the bridegroom gave the | McCrann at 9 o'clock In St. Mary's| Y e surprised |A- Coe. Mr. and Mrs, Maxwell S ! MOrmIng Besslon 5 - H. Rattenbury L i M| Mrs. Frederick A. Searle, HLLG el Gl betr, | Det man a knife and chain. Fol | church, ot e A N T e nd N o W T2 CohonD } Orzan Prelude—Piece Sympho- lostesses at Tea—Mre, Lawrence| The committees for the year are: |y At B TEmforh Miss FUeabeth|jowing the ceremony a reception| The was Miss | ot i A and Mr, Stoor of Hartford. §i-Yoffe i niquo .. o AU YT T S Civic Committee—Mrs, “Hartwel] [yPRR%0 S0 €Tl By REUMANN. | wag neid at the homs of the bride | Mar Qaccljiby; adIaTgs nUMEEE.C th wed. |Vl Play for the dancing. Howard E. Brewer | ¢ s a i Taylor (chairman), Miss Ruth Bris- [N~ G H: Niehtingale, Miss Bsther | wyiop wag pretily decorated with | rity wa wore | In honor of the couple e v o wrica, the Beau- har N ’ : Robert §. Br s. Fa- |l Mise Helen Wolskl. Program: | jyiumpn flowers. |a gown of w canton crepe and | ing Aty o Mrs. Sherwood Berger will anter- The New Britain College ol toll, Mrs. Robert 8. Brown, Mrs. Fd- | vy, ) A% iy chale Mis i ] | v s. Mrs. | ! Mrs, Douglas A, Jon b W Glas MialaT A melle | Tt RENE DAY CNTmAD S MissE SEae " and) Mra' Kowalozyk 18t on]a vell': trimmeal with pearls and | many arrled by the late (AN the Thursday afternoon bridge i e S ol 1L anavs e ool MDY laa i Eilcabelh I Tieghorn, Mrat | Eiorencal Camp) MissEReRIIA Con-{lismaing errmtiaiwatninetont sl canartt ir crange blossoms. She [ Staubley were married by the late | |\ 0"y 0 % ome on Corbin avenue | S ovion: c its annual scholarship | D X ST ror, Mrs. Emory €. Corbin, Mre. |y ; s N a2 et N R 3 Ea St. Mary's | Howar ctie; Pridge at the Hetel Burrite on the |S2muel McCutcheon, Mrs. William H. |1 Y, Fmors C Corbin, Mr. | virginia and will live on their re-|also carried a bridal bovauet. M & s rext week s | . Merwin H. Tuttl *|atternoou of Saturday N o1 1€ [ Rattenbury, Miss E. Gertrude Hog s po A L A ‘-‘ " |turn at 96 Lake street. Deemond wore maroon crepe de| e Al | o tenor, Maurice L. -Hoglund; bari- | &itern senorostiy op o It | Mrs, Leon A. Sprague, Mrs. i |PRtrick Mra. Frank Zwick. Hoepl- S chine with & bat to match and|\Walsh before her marr Mrs. John Kirkham entertained L, tane. Arihur 13 Iowird: [ !l\;,gon}r\r;‘\s!v,\' Of s patrons| - T ey TP BUe SFR BLta)ity: Mrs. Austin T, Stowell, chair. [ Wedneadnysialso " wiinessed Fthel carring kot ioe: [ couple have eight c and two tables of bridge at her sum- y Atdes of Procusshon-—tolor .\‘N\‘vy v 1 hips to fl\r»r‘:trlsfln‘:i(rnln l\'::-hga!r Hospitality Committee—Mrs. Jolhin | AT “r\' v'.tk ‘\'g‘ r\”;l ‘?‘- jIOArcings ot Pollceman Georgs A Mr. ‘and Mra towskl are now ik el ete [mer homa in Plainville Fiilay ) ushers: Mrs, - A “nw,\‘ ain High sehoo! graduating ‘_h“r““- rkham (chairman), Mrs EI“M ; H, b ‘n]--; .;w ,n;\‘ PIML | Collins, son of Mrs. Richard Col-{on a honeymoon in W ashington. afternoon her house guest, MJ' 3 ation president |57 s ad n, as: - N 2 e s e rs. Frederick C. Tel Scho! -y f 178 t & loth \ been nlove 1Q 2 ) m TR JQ Adiso: B Ne N ' Wayne C SR e e ek L been Farker W. Falrbanks, Mra. Harold | in (feC€CTE Nalrman; | Gnes! Chre e, Street, and ise| Both huve been emplosed by the|SOCTAL, GATHERINGS | Adaison Chass of New RM‘"{‘ grneral, eséorted by Mrs. Charles | Stead of o ) |V G i) t5 NG ah Ty ) CP ] R el LU chalrman; | g, laire Dohe daughter of [ Corbin Screw corporation \ IM VISITORS [The_prizes were awarded to ‘M | Humphrey Biesell, etate regent; |(hy gustom, F. McDonough, Mrs. Georgo B, |Mr® Donald Bartlett, Misa Frances|yp and afrs Michacl B, Doherss | ORI | CHARM VISITORS |2 v Porter and re. Maxwet emenwe cgent e committee on géneral ar.|¥: 2 O RS L | Rireiuson Miss A zres NI negan, | o¢ oo = % " e 1 | T \ club, -1 Coe. e ements includes: Mre. Donalg | Matthews, Mies Mary Poase, Mrs “m“ Er ~j'1;, e \(1 o M AL 226 Winthrop street. The couple | nade of | : it bttt e v o gner, | Burtlett, Mre. M. A Kinsella, Miss|AlPhonzo B. Porter. Mrs. Perciva A s rl;m\”{“w e L i shureh (thy o - calendar for \ ' Ashl tertained s, - 2 cos o P27 2oy C SohiinE o, | Kinse b T "KINS. | at & solemn high nuptial mass with |E4 . of Mrs, |a very en calendar fo Mrs. George Ashley enterta | vicc-president general from Mas --“1_'«'rs;\rw«. .\‘1{15 Agnes Fin. f“ !x‘:;l('k\l: Lm”', “s hh”m*-'i]"_ | Tunior Con club: Miss Wra'r!fl“‘;\;\ “\\fl‘v',,h\lic ';m Il'v.“\ ¢ \Y.vz I pi ‘hette of 401 .,:' |1ate fall and early winter months. | yo ta of hridge at her home . 2 n, Miss Eunice Humphrey, Miss | Ale: r Scott, Mrs. Harolc . N ha Miss El T i e, Ael i ik . < Sl b hairman of the e ' v I sachusctis, { 3 S i 1. chairma fiss Ellzabeth |,y Traynor, Rev. Walter Lyddy| hert R 1t n of | Louls Yo s ¢ nan of Corbin avenus last evening for | 2 i e - [ Margaret Perkins, Miss Norma Re.|Shepard, Miss Jane Wesse | ¥ i o o eusw STaynon Ener R\ralter st B. Sauter, son of | | A b=\ A Followed b BUiss Biithe tine SRro] sos ohalrian Mea h,;dn\au; Press Committes—Miss Florenes | HuNSCrford, -“.' & it aSteT. | and Rev. Willlam Botticello off i“:c Tames Sauter of 202 Chestnnt | c I"'“ st :\ s Helen Mulchner of Indiana ster | . e priz mp. (chalrman), Mrs. Donald ST | ating. street. T Ing will take place | =% n e T | et T e o D s mRn) e oA e tllam! Horaral) v mramic| o e WP e Kt | f et peta i s lande, Mrs. Hartwell |and W, 7| \ligy Bornlca Pinkus of Linwood s 8 F. Chase a Mrs, | Ba v MIE R, B ot msten, M8 {evoods, Mrs. Charles Glover, Mrs.| . 3 & vl 5 g Coholan has arranged the following | g reet P! and theater s ence s: ubb: Mre. Wiljiam | jcrine E. Doherty, elster of the PR | gave a supper an e : .'t, nee Camp are managing the ;zu,;»n 11‘ H.‘l‘l:rd‘.. tr ] \\1@;\ v Afiky: fre Livy Toktrs Mes ‘;_W AT _”W“_; va‘} T R party’ Tuesday to several o J¢ Miss Tsabel Wyman Y commitise, ¢ umason, iiee Olive . BLimall, iy ini0Alen and! Mra Wililam! Mar-| R iz S > g Pl iturday Evening, October 17— |pian4g in honor of her 16th birthe SRR R Mrs. .E.sB. Proudman, Mrs. Lewis |G "\l represent Canontons| ™ Rl U6, Wz tha. best|iSroboth hw marri Monayin rer dance, following Yals-Penne! s g R rresponding | The Woman's Club has a new de. | T- Shippe, Mre. James B. Thomson. |pranen International Sunehige. vo- | 1o ;"]m:“ e k“{,"i.fl“ kel 2 ociockein 8l TReters | o ania fostball pam = S | Secret \arles White [ partment this season headed by M Nominating Committec—DMrs., Wil- | jase he annual state conve e Se R SOImAS Levine, church Soanrics CORRERE. DAD |5 natirany] Ever Qctober 51— | yx» e Q ' | e "tram Now |Grorge Flanagan and known s ths A C Hungerford (). (o cire AT SIS COMERON | wara Gl ana Eavard | Ne | or o the rhoren porinea e | o SHUTASY Evenipe: October S1—| o\ 4 ot HOSPITAT: Maynard Minor | Woman's Club Dramatic Workshop, | Miss Mary Bingham. Miss Mary lneid pest Tuesday in the Congrega. | ® T",l,”"k e e oy S| CRTeHOTy alo- football game BOARD MEETING honorary president general, Mrs [The department is open to all mem. | Whittlesey, tional church, Madison. The gession | ERDCI06) WARS drevaed while | best man ¢ Evening November 14—| yrambers of the woman's board: of Hia wrencs Moval ¥ nistorian: bers of the club and the member.| Soclal Committee—Mrs Rav W. |y open at 10 o'clock and It s ex. | SOT8ete set with pearls andfajman maid of er ggnce, following Yale-Prince- [1hs New Britain General hospital Mrs. John laldlaw Buel. past ship fec ls one dollar. The club|Leach (chalrman), Mre. Algernon B. |pacted that the gathering will be one | THIeStones and wore an old | maide were Miss Louite P [ton footRall game augurated thlF Sall proqraindon vice president general: Mra. Wil-plans to present a number of plays|Alderson, Mrs: Laurie B. Banford. |or the largest attended {n recept | duchess vell caught with orange fang M Mary Zieller r 1alling the past week with a burst ef liam C. Hungerford, past regent (this season under Mrs. Flanagan's|Mrs. John 8. Black, Mrs. George H. |vears. { blossoms _bridegmald wors |\t and [activity which augurs ~ell for the Esther Stanley chapter; Mrs. Wil- | supervision. The play meetings are [ Bodley, Mrs. Horace M. Brown. Mrs. | ok e burnt orar caught with rose- | y. v Decen arrying out of one of the most lam F. Drooks past regent|to take place at the Y. W, C. A.|Clarence W. Buckey, M v | Governor John H. Trumbull ang|buds. The bride gave her susndant] gk gy . to be annour successful yeare in the history . ¥ Esther Slaniey chapter:Miss Fran-|and will bo known as the Morning |A- Catlin. Miss Gladys Dav, Mrs. F. |\trs. Trumbull of Plainviile. e ang|an onyx ring and Mr. Collins pre-| Walt | after entertainment organization. The first wesk of cos Whittl past rege meeting of the Dramatic department | Raymond Gilpatrie, Mrs. 1. € Ken- (e Wa Hart of Hart street, Mr, | Sented the best man and ushers reet, | urday, D er 19—Christ. new year was featured by the r Stanley chapter open only to members of that de. nedy M s. Joseph Lamb. Mrs {and Mrs. Kenneth Searle of Adame| With platinum cuff links oK%, inas dinner dance {holding of the annual meeting Tues- M. Paonessa® mayor of city | partment. |Charles W. Lee, Jr. Mrs. W. W et, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick O, | ter the ceremeny a reception N.| Friday, December 25—Children's [day and tho launching of a deters ¥t New Britain [ The program for the year follows: |Leland, Mrs. Raymond Mazeine. |Radelifte of Her sington avenue and |7 held at the bride's home Were | Christmas party dancing {mined membership campaign which Rev. Willfam Rose. pastor of Iirst{ November 4th. |Mrs. Charles H. Norris, Mrs. Her- |\Mr. and Mra Fdgar R. Carter of) guests present from | married b¥| Thursday evening, December = |will know no “stup until 1000 gew Japtist churc General Stage Deportment. bert R. Owen, Mre. Frederick O. | & street ar ong those wh w Haven, Bridgeport, | Rev. Martin Guadian, pastor of the|New Year's Eve frolic mes have been added to e Baptist chur ge Deportmen Adams str are among th who s Call to Order—Mrs. Chatles H. Bis- Presentation of “Nelghbors." |Rackliffe, Mrs. Sherwood H. Ray- |have taken tables at the Shuttle | Waterbury. Hartford | German Lutheran church. They| Friday. January 1—New TYear's|board's roster sell, state regent N Zona Gale imond, Mrs. George B. Tavlor, Mrs. |Meadow club this svening |and Meriden. The conple left on a|were nded by Mr. a Mrs. N.|Day Open House—Afternoon and| At Tuesday's meeiing singularly Invocation—Rev. Willlam Ross December 2nd Ralph B. Wainwright Sl | wedding trip to Canada Brooks, Mr. Brooks being a broth. |evening |successful reports were read by the Binging, “The Star Spangled Banner” The Speaking Voice. | Pramatic Committee—Mrs. George | Mr. and Mrs. William Petersen of | SRR er of the bride. Mr. and Mre S RE LN Maurice Hoglund, sslolst. Presentation of “The Dust of (Flanagan (chairman), Mrs. Buel B. [Rahway, N. J, are the house Fuest Mies Florence G. Cabelus | Peichert left on a wedding trip to On Tuesday Mrs Russell Willlams (Continued on Page 14) 8 !