New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1925, Page 3

NUMER To Miss Eun. a large tea a ¢ Mr. and Lincoln s h lege club an | 0 guests, members of the Eritain College club, the Junior Col- ce Humphrey will gi t the Mrs. E) treet, Monday »n she will entertain more after. | New ! 1 several ¢ the other NEW BRITAIN Miss Humphrey Hostess College Club ! § LY HERALD, ¢ OUS LUNCHEONS AND BRIDGE PARTIES T0 BE HELD DURING THE COMING WEEK 0 R 26, 19 MRS. ELISHA COOPER Mrs. Cooper has on display a notable number of oil paintings of rare charm at the gallery of the New Britain institute. Included in the exhibit are also several done by Mrs. Kenneth Sloper of this city and Nunzio Vayana and Albertus E. Jones of Hartford, | Social Activities About Tuwn The holiday week has never been more gay than this one, The young people home from school, some of them bringing roommates or friends, and the other guests in town have all helped to make it especially brilliant, with its many teas, bridges, luncheons and theater parties. Of course, a dance for practically every night has added a great deal to an almost full week. Beginning on Wednes- day with the Alpha Alpha sorority dance, going on down through the week with an A. 1. E. dance on Christmas night, as well as the usual festivities at the Shuttle Meadow club on that day, Saturday will see still another dance at the Country club and, for this, plans bid fair to make it one of unusual brilliance. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Pardon Rickey, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Swift, Mr .and Mrs. DeWitt Page and Mrs. Havold Sloper are among those entertaining at dinner preceding the dancing, for which Si Yafie will play. Of course, New Britain is on the tiptoe of expectation awaiting the New Year's eve celebration, and there are to be several in town. The dinner dance at the Hotel Burritt and the entertainment at the Shuttle Meadow club will turn the city into a gay mecca of revelry. It is said that there will be no difficulty in filling the quota of guests at either place. The club will see one of the largest parties of. the season. Nearly every member is planning to be there and several will give dinner parties preceding the dancing, which will start at 9 o'clock and continue until 3 o'clock. A list of those reserving tables reveals the names of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Traut, Mrs. Lillian F. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Racklitfe, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vibberts, Mr. and Mrs. George Steinle, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bruemmer and Mr. and Mrs. James E. Cooper. New Year's Day will see still another realm of parties, and since a great many will be invited to more than one there will be an opportunity to “go an” from one to another. On that day “open house” is always held at the club, and while it usually draws the largest gathering of folk in town there are, to be sure, a number of other notable affairs. Vi, CHRISTMAS PARTY = FOR YOUNGER SET | Everything was ¢ festive and |y g2y at the Shuttle Meadow club yes- v when from 4 to 6 o'clock the children held the stage. The rooms 1 quantitic banking A Christmas gifts for the tiny tots proved ticlng spot, especially Y.onest-to-goodness 8a peared to d ! t5 judge wh story telling dancer & childre | ue | e le, which {s to be held on the g of Monday, December 28th. Yale University Orch ra will Anofher dance December 28, bers of 1 th scheduled for is that which mem- the XI chapter of Hartford , Alpha-Beta chapter of this the Upsilon Lambda Phi| ¥ will hoid the Hotel | Worthy Hills will play. o . C. H. Baldwin, Mr James Robinson, Mr. and H Mr. and Mrs d Mr. and Mrs. wers among | dinner at the at and Mrs Mis. W rank A mos B L A 4 dancing f e ) on Christmas 4 Dor of smaller supper par v At .« e Several coll young men and| yyo0 poyy pe laughter of Mr. " women from iord §s “V!ind Mrs. Herbert L. Pease of Vine S Britaln attended the annu cet, en ertained a number of| mas dance of the Aloha Tota Epsi: yingg at dinner Wednesday even- | lon fraternity at the ball room of| ;. "\ ecoging the junior assembly the EIks' club last eve » which took place at the Hart- ‘ . Tasillo’s orchestra - ord Golf club that evening. Among ® and the Bacch ian orchestra of |, .. cyests were Miss Barbara Par- | this cit d in a Nvely battle| (o ne"nq Nies abeth Parsons, of mus he feature of the \ricc Marlon Bennett, Henry Russell, . dance. T appropriately | 1y, yicks and Henry Pelton. | ' decorated for th sion in the Bire v | fraternity cc The fifth annual Ehrine ball will | sivle be held January 8 in the new state ’ The Alp apter rmory at Mid fl ternity held its first anr - | cancing there will b mas dance at Burritt hotel last | $:30 until 9 o'clock. r evening. | The V tal| fleld of Portland, master of cere- club of Hartford fu monles for Sphinx Temple of Hart- k) sic for dancing wh | ford, ts chairman of the reception . o'clock, committee. Other committee chair. | Sl 4 Musie, Stanley C. Atwell; The members of the Phi Sigm orations, Mavor John . g give a dance at ths nance, Earle H. Rus- Hotel B on sday eve. uel J. Starr; re- ning, December 30. The committee John A. Moore; pub- i chases ol ce arrange. Peterson; master of i Tbu é es, idge L. Deming. ‘ Miss o ' . Harold W. Hatch is chairman o Adelaide You tarold atch is chairman o | a the committee compieting plans for | v ’ by the Yalr luntes of this city N e | oréthe evening of Saturday, January Miss Catheine Kenn 5. at the Shuttle Meadow club, is a member of the ittee in ) ] charge of the an Christmas| Robert Vance of Maple street has \ danna af the College of New| ed from Washington, D. & tea the elub h bers are look pleasure t | Miss Helen Mabla, Miss F ¥ Lirtle! Hungerford, Miss Grace sella, Miss Helen Bunee, Mrs. F. C serving. cut in Chr Dee 1 The next m ain Woman's club will the Center ¢ day, Decembs Theodore Agnes Telch Carruth Mass., will give a ster has glven a ing fo d the mem with mu Bunc 1¢ esiding at the n Wolski, Mrs, Car} fldred Wold, Miss Miss Elizabet) Mrs. Donald Ba lan, Mrs. M. A. Kin- Finnegan, Miss Miss Tone Proctor and A1l as: vith t will be carried neeting of the New Brit- be held in hurch chapel on Tues- er 29th, wh of ture on “Domenico Ghirlando and the Medicei Court.” Mr. Carruth has traveled exte made special tine nsively in Europe and studies of the Floren- Renalssance. He has delivered lectures at many of the universities and most of is a member ! ation of Art, | ana Crafts, The tion of Cam ange, The the Arts clu Carruth com courte A benefit nday after: ational Arts club of D of Mrs. thelr art museums. He of the American Feder- Boston So brid Art b of Washington. Mr. nes here h the | concert, the proceeds of which will be Joseph's convent fu gien to the St will be held | at d, noon, . under the auspices of Isa- hown by lo cral a tial sums ha: | prominent Catholic organiz The artists well known i accompanied a violinist Wk times befora PERSON i |sist the drive, and so far, substan- | Daughters of Isabella t in the fund has been cal organizations and s held in order to as- been received from fons. who will take part are n local musical circles. ‘.‘lms Laura P. Farrell, soloist at 8t Joseph's church, and James D. Don- ahue, soloist at St y's church, will ba the vocalist Mrs. Emilic Andzulaitis and Isadors Rosenberg, wlose work in past conceérts has {brought much favorable omment 'svill be the planists and they will be Fleitzer, red ared by Mareus H ho has app the publ AL JOTTINGS, NOTES OF INTEREST Mrs. Josept is visiting relatives in during the hi Charles Loch wil ith York spend relativ Mrs. Josep! Erooklyn an and of Maine. Miss L. A home with ) Kensington, Miss Nita Eldr Mass. Mr. and daughters of guests of M Brown, Willlam Kenney urned from a trip Mrs, Fhiladelphia olidays. i New es in Dr “ e h W d New York siietie Mrs. J o Ridgs e thelr son a hter- s, Charles Pinches Bas: ett, who makes Marjorie Mo s for her I E is home from Fordham college to spend the holi- days with her pare Kenney Michael He has for I mate, Wil Mr. and Mrs | Stanley strect. of s ho a class Monson Mass, * e Robent and Kenneth Rutherford of State College, Pa, are visiting heir uncle, Arthur Rutherford, of Stanley street, and their grand mother, Mrs. Kenney of Stanlev | street. They are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R ford, { erly of this eity . .o Miss Elizabet tary of church, liamsvill the oft v Mr. Trumbull st Staunton Isl ys wih M 2nd Mrs. R. Kenneth 8 is the week. | Mrs. Pardon Rick Dr. Ka city is spen Y r_parents, | F. Brooks of Higt Miss Carol | nam Cummin Mo as been speading the s parents, 2 . s with his imes E. Mrs. James and Mrs, Sturman Dyson of eryn Brook vVilliam Montagu Lockwood, eec First Congregatio this morning for Wii- to spend a week vis | iting Miss Margaret Renton. left erday for and, to spend the holi- rs. Dyson Mr. S. Bones .. e tanley of New York cit -end guest of Mr. ey of Be:lin of New York ding the holidays Mr. and Mrs. Wi ine C k at the Harold T. Sloper c . e ntague Cambrids Mr. and M Have w. son of Mr Hayes of Sexton| Charles | clety of Arts| [g v York, and | i MISS EUNICE HUMPHREY Miss Humphrey will entertain the College club with a holiday tea on Monday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Humphrey of Lincoln street, 1 several Ir. and Mrs lan Moor: Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. fler and children of Li ¢ the in o O Grove Hill ¢ days In Washl e 1 of Hill h W . . AL artha Moore s om K city to Ve | days with her parents, M 1 E. Allen Moore of & aiieiry Mr. and Mrs. Bennet children of Vine nding the wes ol alis ch, Branford, R - rd's parents, Annandale-on ianley; 76" & send his holiday ! 2 2 Mr, and Mrs . Dr. Willlam Manning and L Manning of Springfield. Mass e F. H. Gri l.n.l i e i mother. Ar. and Mre. Howard Hum ¥ Ma Miss Ruth Fi and Mrs. I Fish Meadow club, wil eland, Ohio s to &pend the holl 1 Mrs J. eet. Mrs. A. J. Sloper of Grove HIill, spen in New York city Mrs. Holm Miss Henry Deerfleld Ira Hicks, s T Woest. Maln Fevrick Who s n of Mr. 3 Vine par ents Mr. and Mrs. A, G. Tuck of 17 Wakefield court are in Boston over he holidays Donald r the Pratt Tostitute to Mr. Cowles parents’ Mr. and Mrs. days Cowle Chestnut street- Mrs oie street Miss Ruth Latham. dangh of S Mr. and Mrs. W H. Lath, of Allan Moarc has returned {rom | Detroit, Mich.. formerly of this city, i3 visiting Miss Dorothy Latham of Black Rock avenue Miss Latham will entertain for her cousin at din- ner on Monday and Wedn ings. sday e and Mrs, James Pelletier of on street are spending the k-end {n Troy, N. Y. | Mr. and Mrs, B, Pelletier have re- | ied to their home in Wilminton, after epending several | Mr. and Mrs. John Pelletier of | 1ce street, | Del days A s Helen Cadwell will return to York city tomorrow after | iing Christmas with her parents | and Mrs. G. A. Cadwell of = Mr. Harrison street. Donald Brietoll | returned from | the University of Philadelphia to | spend his Christmas vacation with s parents, Mr. and Mra. T. H Bristoll of Corbin avenue SRt Mr. and Mrs. are spending the with Mr. and Mrs. Pt | er of Brook! N. Y Miss Marjorle Hartwell and L. B Hartwell of Boston, Mass, are spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones Russell street. | o e Fo. ar K. Packard Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frisbie of Rus- sell street spent Christmas in New | Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Whitman are 1ding the wenk-end in Short ‘ MISS HELEN VOIGHT Miss Voight is the daughter of Mrs. August Voight of this city. D Among the younger set who 1 | in Bristol for the holi- | memhers of the! ve returned to their hom William Bunnell, son of Dr. Wil- 7 NG days are : Leland Woodford of Wes- |tiam Bunnell and Mrs., Bunnell of WEDDINGS cyan university, Miss Erma Funk| n etreet is home from Boston L 1, son of M trom Mount Holyoke. Miss Ireno| Y tor (i Keliduse RN Saxton, Bertrand Harrison, Harold | e Bt of M. snit Mis X nold Lar- | 1 1 !llman of 358 Eastern ! Burton Hildcbrandt has returned as taymond an" from Chicago, 111, to spend the holi- é\ l;vsv!il'}-: Lindbers trom |Sa3s with his parents, Jr. a s Place, Brook- B r Nancy Peck | B el ar atherine Gibbs' Secretartal | ! be attended by le New York, Miss Katherine| Florence Pellman, as 5 3 Claude Reynal, son of Mr = S hool of . onor an school oL o T atits d the best man w Reynal, from Brooklyn, N. Y days, Miss Nan Page of Grove trom Dana Hall, Miss Alice| from Columbla university, | om Simmons col- | ck Horowitz formerly of New of New York. The Miss Ethel Pell. man, sister of the bride, Miss Tanny Fr and and Miss Frances Stern. Miss Hele Shepard call he University of Ver- sary and . B ers will be Israel Nair, . Donald Funk from Wesleyan | Miller are among thel New Britain n of New Britain, and iniversity and Miss Mildred Hayden |8irls who have returned from of New Haven, The rom Columbia. Beechwood School, Jenkintown, Pa., | flower girl will be Marcla Gottes, i . . for the holidays. I son of Mr. and| Sy | he immediate family ang ue s from, Edward C some close friends have been invit- for his | York city tomor 1 to attend the ceremony. After Christmas vaeation | Christmas with his m wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs, gro g ville Irod will reside at 551 Stanley Steven Hart is home from school | ol L) reet, this city. in Gainesville, Georgla, to spend the | Roy s Ve e o114 . and | Mrs. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Freeman of Mrs s Hill. | hon Boston this city have announced the en- Christma fays w his parents. ement of their daughter, Miss Miss Ruby Andrews, is hame from i Lilllan Freeman to Willlam H. Roth- 1 pend her Christmas| Raymond Pulver, of Mrs. erford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank arents, Mr. end | Mabel Ingraham of Belvidere is|Rotherford of Prospect street. The 's of Hart home from Boston to spend the engagement was made known at a ristmas holldays in the city bridge party given by Miss Eleanor s 00 i s Rc ord the early part of the Miss Eurith Wachter s home Albert H. Helneck of Philadelphia, week om Lancaster, Pa. to spend the |is nd the Christmas holidays i holidays with her parents, Mr. and |with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al-| Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Carlson of Al Frank Wachter Harrison | bert Heineck of Belvidere East street observed the 25th anni- X versary of their wedding at their 510 Carl Elmgren, son of Mr. and.!home last Tuesday. They were mar Mr. and Mrs. John Pelletier of Mrs. Eimgren of Berlin, is home |ried In Hartford at the home of Var street are spending the week- | from Boston spending the Christ- | Mrs. irison’s sister, Mrs. Richard 11{n Troy, N. ¥ | mas holidays with his parents Johnson, , O VETHEL: The Diffe;’ence Love Makes ” A COMPOSYIE PICTIRE. 0 OF TE WAY \ AL THE CO-EDS™ LOOK TO INe. CYNICAL MALE S€MUIDENT~- — ND THE WAY THLY ALL LOOK TO HINL FTER HE HAGY FALLEN IN LOVEL WITH ONE OF THEM