New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1925, Page 3

| DANCES, MUS.CALES AND OTHER AFFAIRS New Britain’s musical sea- son in society of 1925-26 will be opened tomorrow afternoon, when, under the auspices of the New Britain Musical club, Giovanni Martinelli will give the season its inaugural con- eert, The list of box lessees changes but little from year to vear, for it is made up for the most part by the associate members of the club. This sea- son we find the names include Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stanley, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Kimball, Mr. and Mrs., William C. Hun- gerford, Mr, and Mrs. George Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. E. Allen Moore, Mr., and Mrs, C. L. Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hart, Miss Matry and Miss Frances Whittlesey and B. Hawley, Mrs, C. E. Mitchell, (. Spear, Mr, and Mrs. Howard Judd, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Cooper, Mr, and Mrs. N. P. Cooley, Mr. and Mrs. James North and Mr. and Mrs, F. P, Platt. Interest today centers in the Yale-Army game in New Haven, when the Blue and the (ray enter into what promises to be one of the most spectacu- lar sporting events of the foot- ball season. It goes without saying that society will turn out in ,full force, the limited number of seats being the only bar to New Britain appearing en masse at the Bowl on this memorable occasion. Of course, there will be any number of ances tonight to celebrate the event, one of the largest in town being the dinner dance at the Shuttle Meadow club, where the gay throng of diners and dancers will number more han 225, Almost all the club nembers are planning to be resent and, of course, a great nany of them will entertain guests at dinner preceding the dancing. A large number of the school and college set al- ways come home for the game and they will, of course, come to dance. So, there you are! of the school set, the large group of younger married folk and the representative gather- ing of the older folk that are sure to be there already as- sures the success of the dance. Louis Young is chairman of the committee of arrange- ments, the other members be- ing Mrs; Hartwell Taylor, Mrs. Carl Messenger, Mrs. William Rowland and William T. Coho- lan, . Aside from these gayetie one hears a great deal about “Neighbors,” the one-act play which / members of the dra- matic ‘department of the Wo- man's club will put on under the management of Mrs. George Flanagan. The cast includes. Mrs. Emory Corbir Kenneth Searle, Mrs nstone Vance, Mis. -Fred- ick Porter, Mrs. Raymond Gilpatrie, Mrs. Buel B. Bas- sotte, Mrs. Arthur Bacon and Mrs. William Wells. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ABOUT THE tics of antumn flowers and will ¢ tables in diming room und grill at the Shutfle Meadow favors leek the the de-Army oy promis brilliant season, Among taken tables and entertain dinner arc Mrs, Joht l.oomis, Mr. William Mrs, Louis W, Traut, attenbnr Mrs, H. B memorate dance which give aftracting the mblage of who will and and Mrs, Mr. and and Mrs. G. William" H of Watérbury George 1.ong of most the those have W i at & P 0 Mr. and Mrs. Mr.Coit Humason, Hartford, I, Stein- Jee, L. F. Hopkins, C. H. Mitchell of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Ehilip Corbin of Huckensack, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Booth, Mr. and Mrs. . B Stanley, Mr. - and Mrs. W. T. Coholan, Mr. and Mrs. Gror Kohn of Farmington, Mr. and Dewitt * Page Bristol. Mr. and Mrs. Walter' Hart, Mr. and Mrs George Kimball, Mr. and Mr: ¥. 1. Wachter and MF, and Mrss 1. Cooley Mrs, Mrs wil West Geors her his give a Main in honor of | of Mr. and Maple \ rnoon 0 anniy will rsar Sternt um rg of the Shuttle_ Wednesday Meadow club as the junches bridge parties r into prominence. ather of the number of auction off. giving way to outdoors, but with the rél th all, enthusiasts call of N just w over the he n thes promise of were last entert A parties eing the success Among those weck Mrs. Wilbur Bremnier give they vear. who this were Mis Gilberi and Mrs. W. B . incd Kimba Attwood. und Mrs. Willlam O, Hunger- Russoll will enter- thé members of the Monday dancing class at dinner at street tain So many | (eI the | club this evening to com- | | | | | | | | | | | | Philip B. Shailer of that city. Dane- | Lridges known at | muer soon upon us and winter | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1925, [ T XX o Yo X XX 0% 0] MRS: HENRY W. GROTH Mrs. Groth was hefore her. marriage -on Thursday Miss Helen Doerr, daughter of Mrs, Margaret E. Doerr of Shuttle Meadow avenue. the Shuttle Meadow Monday evening. .. club next|East Berlin, entertained fifteen of her young friends at her home Friday afternoon. Decorations were effectively carried out in Hallowe'en colors, Mrs. E. E. Baldin of Park place will entertaln a number of friends at luncheon followed by bridge at the Shuttle Meadow club next Wednesday. o s . Miss Betty Curtls, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, H. L. Curtis of Lib- erty street, gave a Hallowe'en party at her home Triday after- noon to a number of her school triends. . " Miss Helen Schofield entertained the members of her Sunday class at a Hallowe'en party at her home in Berlin Tuesday evening. P Entertainments of one sort or an- other are continually croping up | but one of the most novel in many days s the block dance and band concert which is to take place this evening on Myrtle street to com- memorate the first highway to be paved by the city of New Britain without engaging private contrac- fors, Mayor A. M. Paonessa is spon- | soring the events and is being as sisted by Francis Clynes, Joseph w. Roche, Bernard G. Kranowitz and James J, Butler. The expense of the concert and dance will be paid by contributions, much of which has been raised lamong the city fathers and em- ployes of the municipal government. There will be no charge for danc- |ing which will last until midnight. PR Sarita Bennett, . daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ossian 8. Bennett of Dover road is celcbrating her sixth birthday this afternoon at her home with eightecn little friends assisting ler to make the occasion memora- The Maple Hill bridge club will meet next Tuesday afternoon at 130 o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. H. Starkweather of Ridgeway street., Mrs, D. E. Dcan of Pittsburgh, Pa., will give a tea for her daugh- ter, Misg Frances, on Monday atter- noon from & untl] 6 o'clock at 3% Walbridge ro West Hartford. .. Mrs, Parker Abbe gave a small bridge party at her home on Steele street ’rhurgdn. I Stanton Ashley, son of Mr. and Mrs, George Ashley of Corbin ave- nue, will attend the festivities at Wesleyan university this week-end. s e Misy Frances Sorrow has return- od to Pratt institute after spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Sorréw of Maple street, Maple Hill T Mre, E. J. Skinner, Mrs. G. T"(." Root and Miss Arline Root ofl Maple Hill have returned from a motor trip to Prvidence, R. I. P e DBennett home has been | transformed into a corner of Hallo- we'en Land setreamers and colored lights being used effectively. A big goblin with lighted: eyes stands in one corner of the room where the party is being “.eld an dhis grin is an invitation to all {o make merry. table at which luncheon will be rved is laden with Hallowa'en suggestions. A huge pumpkin oceu- pies the center and in its yellow embrace are the favors which each guest will receive. v Claude J. Leroux entertained Lawrence club of Merlden with a bridge-whist party at her home on Thursday afternoon. The house was decorated in’ Hallowe'en colors and a buffet lunch was served. Prizes were awarded to Mre. Vie- tor Gendron, Mrs. Louis Durachie and Mrs. Patrick Valiette, P Miss Elva McKirdy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam McKirdy of Lincoln street, is attending the fes- tivities at Wesleyan university this week-end. Noah Rogers of New York Misses Rogers nley place. . Mr ity is visiting the at their home on S P Clesson Parker of Vine street and Harold Bassette of Emmons place are spending the week-end in Phifadelphia, Pa Mrs. s the .. Mrs. L. E. Wolfe, and Misse Liltian McEnroe and Winifred Grace were he winners at a bridge party held last evening at the home of Miss Margaret Conway of North Main street. . . Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Johnston en- tertained last evening at a dinner at the Farmington Country club in The annual pienic of the active lyonor of the birthday of thelr members of the New Britain Muslcal gqygner, Mrs, C. O. Fisher. club this year took the form of & 3 party at the Wallace Barnes club in | Bristol Tuesday night, where Hal lowe'en games and the collation [were provided by Mr. and Mrs.' Mrs. R. H. Starkweuther will en- tertain the Maple Hill Bridge club at her home on Ridgeway street, Tuesday afternoon, November 3, at ing followed. The party was one|2:30 o'clock. of the most successful in the history of the club. Mre. Phillp B. Stanley of Shuttle | During a short intermission Pres- | qegdow avenue and Mrs. Maurice ident Theron W. Hart and JohN| g iiev of Lincoln Road gave a very |Lindsay, members of the program{ qaiicnisy) musicale and tea at the |committee, spoke on the immediate | gy i1 Meadow club Friday after- prospects of the club. President | ~or “arayrice Marcehal who comes {Hart told of the 10 programs which | poit B o 07 this occaston | members of the club wero to give in ' 0% (ML R0 iven in Ameriea. the city this year—four at the Camp yyq ¢y was brilliantly decorated school ayditorium and six at thei o, oceeq of yellow chryanthe- public schools in conjunction with [ ¥'5 MRS B P aves, Mrs. vh(;nl{‘:rfi?,"};r':; i ::f,'f;”:;f_’:"&e | Maurice Stanley and \lrsi lX'hi‘!r"h i Iks et * | Stanley received their guests in the dress at the first school concert, | oie Passed by T Hika The enlarged exccutive board had | 10’8 small ‘f‘““”“l"i Miss Jean and taken hold of the club's problems | Mis8 Frances Stanley. =~ - wholeheartedly, President Hart con-| FOUOWIDg the musical progtt [tinued, and at a meeting at the Bur. | afternoon tea was served in the 410- ritt hotel had mapped out a policy | !N Toom with Mrs. George S, Tal- that would bring results. Two ad.|Cott of Hartford. Mrs. Ernest Smith litiona members have | and Mrs. Maurice Pease preslding een added to the clu! at the tables which were decorated The inability ‘of Cha with yellow chrysanthemums and son of New York to come here for|candles. a serles of addresses on musical| The program of music follows {toples was a keen disappeintment, | Adaglo Allegro ... Roeeherin) President Hart said, and unfortun- [Grave ...... . Corelll Les Cherubin . Couperin The Bee ... Schubert lately it was too late to engage an- other lecturer. Members of the | club will furnish the luncheon clubs who held dates open for him with musle instead . M. Marechal Welfram's §ong from Tannhauser Sty Wagner Der Asra . Rubinstein O cessate di plagarml .,.. Scarlatt! Che flero costume . ....,. Legrenz Miss Shirley Mr. and Mrs. Dowd, daughter of Graham Dowd ot MISS DOROTHY ROSSBERG Miss Rossberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1. Rossherg of Camp street, is attending Coker college, Harts- ville, S. C. She has recently class. Charles Bradford Beach, baritone Varlations Symphoniques ..,.:.. eareeian Boellmann M. Marechal If Thou Wert Blind ...... Johnson The Happy Lover .. arr. by Wilson The Blatherskite .. . Irish Alr The Great Awakening ..., Kramer Charles Bradford Beach, baritons Danse .+ Granados Chant Hindou .. Rimsky-Korsakow Fantaisie .. Nadla Boulanger M. Marechal s s s |CLUBS ENTERTAIN FOR MEMBERSHIP Club meetings will play an im- portant part in next weck's pro« gram beginning on Tuesday, No- vember 3, when the Noaww Britain Woman's club will meet in 8t Mark's parish rooms. “Travel Talks” is the subject for the after- noon and listed among those who will address the meeting are Mrs, Buel B. Basseite and Mrs, John Kirkham who returned late last spring from a Mediterranean cruise. Mrs. Harris Humason who hae spent considerable time in southern California and Arizona has chosen “Arizona” for lher subject. Mrs, Bassette's subject will be "It while Mrs, Kirkham will talk on “Egypt” Mrs. Rufus Hemenway has but recently returned from a Eu- ropean voyage and Mrs., Pardon Rickey of Berlin who has recently taken a West Indles crulse will talk on that subfect. The meeting prom- ises to be indeed v entertaining. . On Friday afternoon, November 6, Mrs. William C. Hungerford will open her home on Russell street to 2 meeting of the Esther Stanley chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, Hartford s t6 bo the speaker and his subject will be “What We Owe to Antiquity, . The dramatic department of t New Britain Woman's club will pr duce “Neighbours,” their first dra. matic ventire this season. The play Wil be glven in the gymnasium of the Y. W. C. A. on November 11 and with few exceptions the cast will be made up of members who have not played in former produe- tions. Mrs, eorge Flanagan s coaching the cast which includes In the persons of the play: Grandma, Mrs. Emory Corbin; Mis' Diantha Abel, Mre. Arthur Bacon; Ezra Wil- lams, Mrs. Fred W. Porter; Poter, Mrs. Kenneth Secarle; Tnez, Mrs, Johnstone Vane Mis' Eimira Moran, Mrs. Willlam Wells; Mis' Trot, Mrs. Raymond Gilpatric, ana Miss Carry Ellsworth, Mrs. Buel B, Dassette, e ‘e ® Mrs. A. E. Denton opened home in Plainville Thursday after. noon to the regular mecting of the Woman's Home and Foreign Mis. sionary socist of the Advent Christian church. . her The Motherhood began the scason's terday when the first fall meeting was held at the Rerlin Congre tional chure Luncheon served at noon. . club of Berlin . The Woman's Auxiliary Woman's Guild of St. church will hold a joint on Thursday afternoon, and the Mark's meeting 5. 3 o'clock in the guild room of the church. Rt. Rev, bull Huntington. F'shop of Nanking. China, will be the speaker. All the women of the parish are invited to attend this meeting wh promises to be of unusual interest 8 86 An artistio program of unusual interest has been arranged by mem- bers of the Business and Profes- sional Woman's club for the mnext five weeks, beginning on November 5 when the directors of the eclub] will be held in the near Dr. Louis B. Paton of | activities ves. | D. Trum- | been elected secretary of her will give a bridge In ald of the hope chest. Tables already taken for this party include those re. served by Miss Anna Mawe, Miss Margaret Traver, Miss Elizabeth Leghorn, Miss Ellen Johnson, Miss Hanna Scolt, Miss Susan Murphy, Miss Mildred Weld, Miss Clarissa Bently, Miss Anna Foberg and Miss 8. Helen Philips. On November 10 the regular monthly meeting will take place with the president, Miss Anna Mawe, presiding. November 19 Miss Fanny Holmes and Mlss | Marion Hoar will be in charge of the monthly bridge party. Novem- ber 20 guest night will be observed and on December 8 the regular De- cember meeting will take place at the club house. Judge Florence Allen of the su- preme court of Ohlo will address the Business and Professional ‘Worhen's club of Pittsburgh on No- vember 1. Her address will be broadcast from Radio Station KDKA at 7:46 o'clock castern standard time. The executive committee of the Commonwealth club presents a very brilllant program for the sea- son 1925-26. The meetings will as usual be held in the Y. M. C. A, hall preceded by the usual banquet. first meeting will be on Wednesday, November 18. Edward . er of “The Inquiry,” New York, will lead a discussion on the subject, “How Can Citizens Singl/ and In Groups, Flnd a More Christian Way in Industrial and In- ternational Matters?” This will in. troduce the college class room in a novel, pleasing and instructive way, Mr, Carter is a master in con- ducting this new style of leader- ship on the public platform. The second meeting will be on Tuesday, January 19, 1926, with Miss Sumayeh Attiyeh, who was born in Tripoll, Syria, of an old Christfan literary family, the sp ial attraction. She is only 25, yet a lecturer of the very first rank anc she will, in her charming way, in- terpret “The East and the West." On Tuesday, February 23, 1926, Miss Martha Hartman of Peru,| South Amer! who is in Boston | this winter on post graduats work will interpret {» the club, *Our| Nelghbor, South America.” Miss| Hartman is a most attractive per- sonality and will charm the club, he has done repeatedly else- where. Tuesday, April 1926, will be the annual meeting night, at which time Harry C. Ostrander of New Y will present his latest still and moving picture covering “The Moor of Yedterday and Today." Mr. Ostrander spent the summer in northern Africa and has a wonder- ful set of slides in native colors for this lecture, The executlve committee for the year is as follows: B. B. Bassette, E. O. Shjerden, secre- H. Hubbard, treasurer; §. Neumann, chairman lecture committee; Elizabeth Leghorn, chairman civic committee; Bea- trice E. Noal. chairman publicity committee; Eleanor B. Tates, chairman membership committee: Bertha M. Hitcheo ¢ decorating committee; Mrs. W. B. Montague, chairman social com- Henry Hoar, member three Mrs. Clarence Derrick, mem- years; Mabel Hibbard | member one year. .. 6, November | A meeting of the directors of ths McAll auxilary was held at the { home of Miss Cornelia Chamber- lain on Sunnyledge, Thursday rnoon. The purpose of the meeting was | a discussion of the program for the coming year. After listening to let- ters and reports from France showing the contlnued mneed of help from America, it was declded {than Hale School, ‘i' n, rman | . i » PO © €9 0 EN9 © 90 6~ 0] " . MISS ELVA M'KIRDY Miss McKirdy is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William N. McKirdy of Lincoln street and a popular member of the younger school set in town, The directors Cornella Miss present were Chamberlain, Florence Camp, treasurer: Mrs. Rodman W. ' Chamberlain, secretary; Mrs, Charles E. Mitchell, |and Mrs. Harrls B, Humason, Mrs,| James 8 North, Miss Frances| Whittlesey and Mrs, Harold T, mee Sloper, | Miss president; | ing Corn stalks, pumplkins and Hal- lowe'en colors in brilltant array decorated the Business and Profes. sional Women's club Thursday eve. ring when the members Bave their annual Hallowe'en party, 2y Miss Ruth Larson and a commit. MTs tee including Miss Ruth An | Miss Abbie K. Dawson, Mis Hquon. Miss Charlotte Miss Anna Albanese, lics Schmidt, Miss Dorothy Miss Helen Brennan, Miss Margaret | ton eu:r;u‘vauhnnd Miss Mabel Wallen | el n charge he evening's tortalnment, * © 0 SVONInE’ en- | . | | | | G Gr.o Bridge, the ever popular medium | of ralsing funds for various causes | o'clock. ed to we Mr. . Mrs. Johnstorle \ {strect returned on Wednesday from | | Ithaca, N. Y. 3 | Mrs. ‘:m again step to the ‘front next |the hous Saturday afternoon when the Col- [daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Coit which will be to bring a friend. . e ting Monday aft in Middletown w . Frank Davis, an street, . ( e guest of lege Club will give a bridge at the |of Vance street. Hotel Burritt in ald of its scholar. | “iai e ShiD fund. Already the list of those | Mrs. B. H. Hibbard and daughter, saba ¢ i Lakeview r0th mark, anc includes the 1ollow- | street, are spending the week-end in New York city. subscribing to tables reaches the|M Ing names well known Britain's soclal world: | Mrs. John W. Abel, Mrs. Paul G, | Baker, Miss Anne Bardeck, Mrs, ¢, F. Bennett, Mrs. George Bodley, Miss May Booth, Mrs. W. P. Bunnell, |and Miss Florence Cam | eity Chase, Mrs. E. W. ¢ i garet Christ, Miss Kathryn Clark, | Miss Carolyn Conlin, Mrs, Norman P. Cobley, Mrs. Emory Corbin, Miss Leonle Crowe, Mrs, T. W. Crows iiss May Curran, Mrs. James Cur. tin, Mrs. Frank Dob iss 1. Fal- lon, Miss Frances I'orguson, Miss Agnes M. Finnegan, Mrs. Amy O, | Gullford, Mrs. George P, Hart, Mrs, George Hildebranat, Hoar, Mrs, Stanley H. Holme: Mrs. E. N. Humphrey, Miss Humphrey, Miss Alice Husten, Misa | qay Marie Jester, Mrs. D. A. Johnston, |sner Mrs, M. N, Judd, Mrs. Arthur Kim. | oo ball, Mrs. George Kimball, Mrs, Ed. ward . Lancaster, Mrs. Henry| Lasch, Mrs. John C. Loomls, Mrs T. F. Markt “Mrs. Charles H Mitehell, Mr: Moore, Mrs, Willlam P, Bl Murray, M . McDonough, Na- Miss Ruth Nel- Carl F. Neumann. Miss Noble, Mrs. W. J. Noble, Stucrt W. Parsons, Mrs, M. H ase, Mrs. E. W Pelton, Miss Mar- ret’ Perkins, Mra, Mrs. G. E. Prentice Prondman, Mrs. . C. Regan Miss Gertrudc William Reynolds, er, Mrs, P. B, Stelnle, Mrs, in New whe mor yea Mie! Ber! will son, Mrs. Louise H. frs, r 1stre iy h the san con Miss May Rogers, Mrs. H “lop- Mrs. Edward ard Stevens, Mise Grace Stowell, Mrs. Austiy L. Sto well, Mrs. Frederick Tei, Miss Mary Whittlesey. Mrs. Gr Wickwire, Mrs. Joseph Woods, RBuel Bassette, Mrs. Ernest rs. Lester Diming, Mrs. Georgs Mrs. J. M. Dyson Hallinan, Katharine McKown, Mrs. C. E. hell, Mrs. Pardon Mrs. 1ben Twitchell Those who have contributed to the echolarship fund are: Mrs. W. P. Felt, Mrs. W. C, Hun- gerford, Miss Millle MaCauley, Miss Adele Murray, Mrs. W. E. Park Miss Adrienne Raby. Mrs. Louis P Miss Hazel True, Miss Mil- Weld Re- the Mra, Christ has grac Rickey ton and of 0. 00 | The Woman's club of Maple Hill met Wednesday afternoon at home of Mrs. L. L. Harding of Robbins avepue, Mrs. E. B. Hunn of New Haven gave a talk on the “Permanent Principles of Po d vocal selections were rendered by Mrs. Syrtle Van Veen of Hart- ford. M ter 22 | we for | vwe Mrs Pinches of who is ons of the state offl the Sunshine soclety, entertained John Rerlin, rs of |Mr ng mittes of that organization at home on Worthington ridge Friday afternoen. | [to concentrate the winters work | on one large s&wing meeting which future. . v e Martha Washington chapter, D. were the winners at a bridge party Willi; of the Mrs, parents, |drum of Berlin, naturally keen. ber of the Sigma Phi fraternity Miss Alice E. Miss I Mr Lucian Miss Margaret Helen Hibbard Mrs. Benjamin . m La ft yesterday will spend Mr, Civil w rs the city's er nths he R. h., s visiting 1in. to the Suffield nding the week-c Mr. and Mr spend several et, a sophomor onored b; was el exclusive d to 1w Dorsey Monday evening following the meet- held at Each member is reques r a Hallowecn . The Sunshine soclety will hold its ernoon at |o’clock at the Methodist church. | . PERSONAL NOTES Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Porter of Ten Acre Road are spending the week- and ith Mr., e Mrs. Russel] Nelson of Symolon, | Fast Orange, N, J., forrerly of this | |city are the week-end guests of Mr, McCraan, | 8P4 Mrs. Maurice Johnson of Brigh- i ance of Monroe | o0 Coit of St. Louls is | son und her of 0D Mrs. Albert Johnson has return- | ed to her home in G N | Y., after visiting her parents, ens Falls, Olson of . am of West for the &electman, ORI | Robinson of Detrolt, atives in E: “ .. Philip Mildrum returned on Mon- after his | Mil- school nd with s. Ernest Vg et Miss Elizabeth Wilcox and Miss | Helen Rohm of Berlin left Wednes- day for New York city where they the days as guests of relatives and friends. . { Willilam Dorsey, son of Mr. and | Mrs. James of Lehigh students when ! nembership cimitar club, an or- ization to which membership ined to the mbers of the tlar work. Over 300 memt select 20 and H sk duate life. . . avenue {s en Rockport, II1., Dr. is George Cool home .. of Mrs. of Forest stree llesley college, T W e we . and Mrs. Ge Main street, Stevens of Harriet Reyna and Mrs. Louis Reynal of Lex Hubert Will the members of the executive com- | of Corbin avenue are attending the her | Wesleyan-Trinity town today. ga Wetmore b e fzabeth Cool Mouroe most prominent | sophomore vho display leadership in extr. the class are eligible for inclusion in | competition is also a mem- ullivan of Farming- route to Chicago Detroit, and Cleveland, Ohio, where she will flll engagements on a‘concert tour. ley of . k-end. ichell, R. E ellesley, orge Mr. Boll 1, daughter me in id costume Mr. | this Main Florida, winter Latham is a veteran and was for man Maple t Lehigh uni- versity, Bethlehem, Pa., was recent- cla cur- and wn interest in the many ac tivities that go to make up under- Mic daughter Lincoln from the Walnu* daugh- is home from| Mass., and Mrs. stre clty, formerly of this town, are ¥is- iting with Mrs. A, Ware Merriman of Farmington, They were guests at "> nudcalo and tea vhich Mrs. P, B. Stanley and Mrs, Maurice Stanley gave Friday afternoon Al the Ehuttle Meadow club, DR Miss Floresce Trumbull, daugh- ter of Governor John Trumbull and Mrs. Trumbull of Plainville, 18 home from Mt, Holyoke colle this week-end to attend the Yale. Army game and the dinner dances at the Shuttle Meadow club, (s Willjam Gould of Orinskany, N, Y. is the wiek-end guest of Dr George Bodley and Mrs. Bodley of Corbin avenue. Miss Corinne Goodwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Burton Goodwin of Sherman court, s spending the week-end in Philadelphia with Miss Fleanor Lewls of New York city and Mrs, Charles P, Pyle of Baltimore, Maryland. e e . and Mrs. Goulding K, Wight daughter Elizabeth of Mont. 1 N. J, are the week-end guests of Mrs. Wight's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Willlam Booth of Forest street, air, .« . e Miss Ann Bacon of New York city is spending the week-end with Miss Maxine Hart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Hart of Lincoln road. On Monday Miss Hart will return to New York with her guest to spend a week. . .. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slisby of Berlin are spending the week-end in Pennsylvania, the house guests of Mr. and Mrs, Donald Rockwell of Bangor, Penn. They will attend the Pennsylvania-Tllinols game this afternoon. Curtls Booth is home from Yals university to week-end with his parents. Miss Esther Trumbull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trumbull * of Plainville, is home from Pine Manor, Wellesley, Mass, for the week-end. sese Robert Hart, son of Mr, and Mra. Maxwell Hart of Lincoln road, is home from Yale univébsity for the week-end, « .. Bennett Hibbard of Vine street g{\s attending the DPennsylvania-Illi- nois game in Philadelphla today. CECs Miss Katherine Wells of Sims- {bury and Miss Harriet Wells of | New York city, daughters of Mra. Willlam T. Wells of Newington, are at home for the week-end. D 3 Miss of Mr, turned Virginia Stanley, daughter and Mrs. M. D, Stanley, re- Friday to her home in Short Beach, Branford, after spending & few days with her sister, Mrs. Bennett Hibbard of Vine street. P Mrs. D. E. Dean of Pittsburgh® Pa., formerly of this city, is visiting with Mrs. J. H. Vreeland of West Hartford. On Tuesday Mrs. Dean will come to New Britain to spend the remainder of the week with | ber sister, Mrs, Clayton Parker, e Miss Nan Webster of Harwinton has been the guest of Mrs, P, B, | Stanley of Shuttle Mecadow avenue, . . Mrs. 8. P. Strople entertained at cards at her home on Black Rock avenue Thursday afternoon. The prize was awarded to Mrs, Willlam Bodwell, Wednesday evening Dr. Charles | Swain and Mrs. Swaln entertained four tables of bridge at their home on Vine street. Miss Grace Swain and Elmer Stone won the prizes. . .. Miss Marjorlfe Baldwin, daughter Mr. and Mrs, Carlisle Baldwin of Forest street, entertained the memb of ler bridge club-at cards at her home Thursday after- noon. The prizes were awarded to Miss Katheryn Swift, Miss Harrfet Reynal and Miss Beatrice Reynal. . . of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Kimball gave a dinner party and dance at their home on Lexington street last eve- ning to Mr. and Mrs. Goulding K. | Wight of Montclair, N. J., in honor t first anniversary of their marriage. The guests Included the members of the bridal party. . st Mrs. tain Luclan the club at ca stre Stevens will enter- members of her bridge ds at her home on Mon- roc next Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Herbe place and M of Park place for t Switt of Park Ernest Baldwin have sent out cards a luncheon and bridge which will glve next Wednesday at Meadow club, e o Miss Dagmar Carlson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carlson of | ast street who student at Bates college, Lewiston, Maine, has waon the distinction of being elected a member of both the Spofford club ind the 4A Players in her sopho- more year. The membership in Spof- ford is limited to 15 men and women. all of whom have shown some unust degree of proficiency and originality in composition, and represents the highest literary efforta of th The dramatic inter- |osts are represented by the English [4A Players, a group actively inter- «sted in the theory and techniquae ot play writing and play producing. | in is| ss of is A partial list of those attending > in New Haven today fin- pames of Lindsay Muir, ndsay, Walter O. Cook, r, Edmund J. Stack, | Miss Helen Ray, Miss Stella Bark- man, Fred Fischer, Walter Mur @och, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kirk- ham and son, John W. Kirkham, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hart, Dr |James F. Dobson, Ernest Griswold, Mr. and Mrs, Harry E. Parker, Kers met E. Parker, Charles Ray, Gus- tave E. Carlson, Gunnar W. Carle son, M. Reld Derrick, Theodore Stalk, Deputy Sherift Martin W, Horwitz, Mr, and Mrs, H. T. Magar- gal, Joseph R. Leitch, Walter L. Bell, George Parls, Lawyer David L+ Dunn, Edward J. Dalley, Robert & Vance, Mr. and Mrs Johnstone h., of et, of e- e Mre. C. E. Wetmore and daugh- | Vance, Judge Benjamin W. Alllng, ters, Mrs. Harry Hart and Miss of New York i (Continued on Page 1.3