New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1926, Page 3

| s MISS FRANCES DEAN 4 Migs Dean is to be another April bride. She is the danghter of Mr. and Mrs. D, E. Dean of Pittsburgh, Pa., % formerly of this city, and will marry Kenneth Vreeland, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Vreeland of West Hartford. \ S . ° o0 : cial Activities About Town - ¥ 4 r——— With the coming of Ash Wednesday which falls on Feb- ruary 17th, there will be brought to a cloge an unusually’ long and fashionable winter season of many weeks. Its be- 2] cinning was marked by the Autumn Ball at the Shuttle i Meadow club early in October, perhaps, cavly for these day Uthough there are those who remember when the L4 A <ocial season was opened auspiciously in September. Since those days matters have changed vastly with the prolonged tay of so many at country and shore places, as thanks to the modern motor, it is an easy matter to continue the en- i ioyrivent of summer homes which in other days were closed weeks earlier. There was a time when lenten observances were more sirietly adhered to, but nowadays entertainments of onc sorf or another extend throughout the period, to be sure. most of them are for the purpose of aiding philanthropical or charitable institutions, therefore such endeavors are to be encouraged. Theatrical productions will vie with auction H 5 and musicales and between them there will wdant funds e rumors come regarding the annual cabaret crs of Shuttle Meadow elub. It is to take | he club house on the evening of Saturday, March ¢ 20th and Mrs. Howard Parsons who is to be “master of ceremonies” this year is sure to make a success of it. In this, one does not go in for great talent and the spectator may reserve the right to his own opinions as to the ability of the performers, but the mummer gets a thrill out of it. Perhaps its unvest, perhaps its dramatic instinct—at all the cast has an immensely amusing time prepar- the occasion. % % It goes without saying that this week’s baby blizzard 1 the efiect of turning the town into a veritable Lake ¢id. Winter sports have been well to the front, skiing, snowshoeing, sliding, skating and the good old-fashioned sleigh 1 - hold the center of the stage. y x % Tho Mid-Winter Ball occuiring tonight at the Shuttle Teadow club does not hold promise of being the event arlier notices predicted, due no doubt to the heavy snow— or perhaps to the fact that a large number of the club members are away @ is time. However there are to be a few dinner parties and while the diners and dancers will wmber only 65, the affair is sure to be a success. Meadow club, Hosts include Mrs. Willlam Hungerford, Mrs, Philip B, |Stanley, Mrs. Maxwell Coe and Stanley Duncan. 1 Yaffe will supply the musie for dancing and dinner will be served at 7:30 o'clock. | orations is Otto M. Hirschfield, ' home on Russell strect Wednesday |afternoon for Mrs. Arthur Kimball | of Lesington street who with Mr NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 6, 1926, will precede the Mid-Winter ball to be held this evening ut the Shuttle RS The annual midyear formal at the Conectlcut Agricultural College will be held Friday evening, February 12, according to an nnouncement by Arthur Lorentzen, ‘27, of Naugatuck, chalrman of the committee in charge of arrangements. Assisting Mr. Lorentzen as members of his committee are Milton N. Simons. 7, of Hartford, and Lawrence W, $mith, '27, of Washington The committee in charge of de of Hurftord, chafrman; John E. | Brockett, '27, of North Haven, aud Chester R. Woodford, '27, of Aven. BT Mrs. William €. Hungerford gave | a large bridge followed by tea at her Kimball and their daughter Eliza {beth and son . enn T. Kimball will |safl later in the month for Lurope. | Quantities of pinle roses were used {to decorate the house. In the dining [room, Mrs, Allan McKinnie and Mrs {Willlam Booth presided at the table whi h was decorated with | pink candles and a large centerpiece {of pink roses. Mrs. Maxwell Porter, Foward Brucmmar, Mrs. Bd- ward H. Christ, Mrs. Johustone Miss Margaret Middlemass Goodwin assisted o prizes went to Mrs. Charle Vibberts and | Vance, |and Miss Corrine {with the rving. Mrs. Allan McKinnie, {Hall, Mrs. Charles 1. | Mrs. Arthur Kit ball .. | Mrs. Brayion Lorter of West | Hartford gave a luncheon bridge at | |her home Wednesday for Mrs. Edith Porter of Walnut city | who with Mrs. € Corbin avenue will leave at an carly | date to pend seve ks in California | L | Mrs. Armand Gandettc of Orang, cet enterts home Tues- lay evening Cl t | Blos, wski marr ott of this cit morning were Walter place Wednesday 19th. There present and decorations W ively carried ot in pink and P tertained a hool friends last Sat- e Miss Helen number of her ¥ 4t her home in Plainvi church he of Minneapolis wedding will take place April 12, M an all day irday afternoon in honor of her “th 1W e birthday. Her guests included, Mar- | G5 © 00 Btier care. Bergen, Maxine Bull, Shirley 5 o Hemingway, Virginia Boliver, Irenv| s Nelson, Muriel Gwilliam and Eliza The Burritt Grar Batht Mool Miller. ofd New! Britain, - [its ielthiannivors PRI Supper will be serve Tonight the members of the Sat. and after the regular urday Night club will be the dinnc cial am . will b sty at the Hotel Burritt of Judgt i The members of street, | John H. Kirkham of Cedar Mrs. Valentine Chamberlain of jcan Sunnyledge gave lunchean bridge ot [Ing meetl iter home Wednesday for Mrs. Wil- the am Peterson and Mrs. Oscar Wil N J. n ul son of Color ley chapter, D Revolution, uth church ¢ 1 Joseph D). yester Lit the tle Silver Co,, r Mrs. Albert Corbin of Vine streef, &lve {llustrated 1 Miss Georgla Parker of Vine street !History and Romanc nd Mrs., Willlam Parker of Curtis 2rs. un I B street attended the bridge party in Chavi W Hartford Wednesday, which Mrs nest. t her home. will ta of We William t'rank Davis gav Hatch ain Mrs. street friends at the ¥ club on Wedn of next The Kenilworth ciub, presider 0 Parker, brought to to the 5th anniversary week cel- Woman close its Dbration last evening with a supper P. { tance at the Hotel Biond, which, de- | spite the snow storm drew a large | At and representative gathering of New fcicty Britainites. Yagte played for tho !Tvir dancing an per was served at 11 o'clock. YO8 Helen Horn, 11-year-old dau of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Horn ¢ Manla street, will give a plano recitui John Vir Wt the studio of her teacher, N. Miller, Friday evening, Feb, 12 Program. T Bach—a Gave b Solfeggictto Gonata—G Major. non Troppo b Minuet. Tschaikowsky Sor " The Lark's ISS Minn., w will meet given Est ghters of the held obserye her §t Ameri & Dy t of Ol Groy members i I o arly r. The wedding Glyinsky—RBercense E"’TINCS HEtal April 17th Brahms—15th W E o oy Himmelbriech—Ha In [ 5 - dre. Tennet Hivbard will ent Ny e | ford ente Inshe Ry Ealteroon bt Levine—Humoresque B Minor. | Fehruar t | ford enter- | loup at cards at her home on Vin Beher—Hungarian Danee F. Middlemass. A i Kimball | lstreet nex that day. | Tlan [Erates, vorth Dall. | .« .0 0G0 {Wenry Ward Bee { | Ars. George ashley will entortaln { Are, Lu of Forest [h the club 2 Vi e at tea at hev home on Corbin ave- o1 will entertain the members of 'subjvc o e TohepEIIam gg | DUA Saturday afternoon for | or card club at dinner this evening | Mrs. G. K. § v Luncheon followed o Miss Eunice Humphrey Mer of |44 her home S ( cot today. | Mrs. E. N. Hur sife [ s M v W de L neolnt L A miscellancous shower in honor | Attorney Wi ¢ L T of Miss Frances Vater of Linden lin ¢ e ‘ L = ) S strect was held her home Tues- | Mo ! iay evening, % | ‘ ferained, M= Oltve Judd Ingraham of | golos S raU e 1k Vet er : 1 { on. | Vest End avemio will entertain INe jarym. 14lilan, Josephson end Mishipurit hote ; salis e : Alpha sphazaorotiiy 16 MeM- | e Elliott. Dancing followed b & \ bers at her home next Tucsday eve- | \jigy Gladys Krum and Miss Estell X \ > S P A Eissrig. A buffet supper was serv : ] e hater et ey s. Harold Peck entertained the Miss Vater is to be the bride of it : o i ‘ BuIsd ey 8 scnooh Horace Hancock of Bassett street 1 4 George Lodt lub at cards at her home on | S t ! ! i JIn street this week, that day. | nE - ‘ prizes nt fo Miss Harriet -\ 7 {was turs ] lge at her home on| The annual bridge party for the |} : A Gada nefit of the Roys' club will fake | | D, R. meeting yester- : J Sl o ol ] i pHcapian) aslum, Sat- day—Woman’s club meets 3 will entertain ‘nrday afternoon Sruary STt ( ; ( ¢ club next | Mrs. E. W. Christ a0 Min B || Tuesday. i noon at on | Thompson have charge of the sale || ___ ] i of tickets, Proceeds from the bridge 7 F Ao will g0 the club library fund. The | Miss Gertrude Rogers will give a [for Star will - Mrs. Andrew J. Sle enteriain- |active committee arranging for the ' Valentine party jer home or ity will i " t ot di r home on G ffair includes: Tables, Mrs, W. . |Sunnyledge on the evening of Tues- [the New Brita o Hill last evening Dacon: refreshments, Mrs, Howard |day, February 16th, to the members | - Siis rsons and Mrs. J. H. Robinson; [of the New Britain Collcge club. rl Mrs. J. H. Vrecland will entertain |tickets, Mrs. E. W. Christ and Mrs. SiEivTigy 1.“.”,,1‘ S iand 24 b soven tables of bridge at her home |J. B. Thomson; prizes, Mrs. A. C.| Mrs. B. 8 Damon of Maple Hill |by a social X : on Walbridge Road in West Hart- |Sundberg, Mrs. Horace Brown and [entertained the .members of her|clal and hoss T 4 this afternoon for. Miss. I'rances |Mrs. H. E. Parker; decorating, Mrs. |bridge club at cards at her home on |the club. inci a o auRhter of Mr. and Mrs. D. |WI F. Parker; press, Mrs, H. F. Johnson street Tuesday afternoon. |Leach, Mrs. A . Tean of Pittsburgh, Pa.. whose |Parker and Mrs. W. B. Montague ST I anr engagement to Mrs. Vreeland's son | ‘e e . Womieo's Noie Misibnary ML Black i Kenmoth Vreeland was announced | Dinner parties, large and small |society of the South Congregational Mrs. Horace M. I will yme of Hill, Mrs on W nghter of v 24 on th Indiac n 1 be ot ned her v after. Woman's Berlin A very d music Robert 1 srown, Damon is 1 Mrs In followed Ray W Alderson Mrs. John 1. Bodley Mrs. Clar- NICE Miss Humphrey's engagement to Burton Hildebrandt | s announced last Saturday. has been given only to active and assoclate members. | Those who took part in present Ing the program were: Herbert E. | Anderson, violin; Roy A. Tuttla, ‘cel- lo; and Theron W. Hart, plano, com- posing the Mendelssohn Trio; L«.u; Phelps, plano; Raymond Ostman, viola; and Howard Y. Stearns, vio- | lin. The players gave the following | program: | T Quarter for plano, slolln, vola and 'cello— Adaglo et Rondo ..... . Schubert Miss Phelps Messers, Anderson, Ostman, Tuttle 11 String Quartet— a Andante Cantablle from Quartet Op. 11 . Tachailkoweky b Presto from Quartet Op. 18, No. 2 : Beethoven Mr. Anderson, 1st violin, Mr. Stevens, 2nd violin, Mr. Ostman, viola, Mr. Tuttle ‘cello Quintet tor piano, two violins, viola, ‘eell Valso Triste Miss Phelp Trio Op. 6 Allegro con brio. Allegro viviace. | \dagio molto. Alegro comodo. The Mendelssohn Trio WEDDING 111 s Siiiasatons oy BIBIUN and String Quartet Arthur Foote Vi l \"refeland-Dean marriage April 17 and Hildebrandt- | | Humphrey April 12. I8 Several marriages of interest to | society will take place In April but | the perlod from now until then, as far as really large weddings are con- rned, will be uneventful, | One of the first weddings of the p month will be'that of Miss Eunice |Humphrey, daught of Mr, and | IMrs. Ernest N. Humphrey of Lin- | {coln_street, to Burton Hildebrand, | | Minn, son of Mr. | of Minneapolis, and Mrs. George Hildcbrandt of | mmout Rhinedecker Lane, this city. The | daug announcement was made last Satur- day at a bridge tea which Mrs. Ed- {ward Hall Christ gave at her home on Coolidge street. | — | Miss Humphrey fs one of the | 5% 0 HUMPHREY |popular members of New Britain's [0 ' vounger set, she f5:a member of the || A. sorority, a graduate of the ew Britain High school, and of the {University of Michigan. Mr. Hildebrandt, whose father s secretary of the American Hardware |Corporation is employed by a Chica- ner [ Wilbur Her W. e mond A Y attended Gt arisicien Mre. 1. |E0 concern in Minneapolis. He made | Fasttord Raymoud Glipatric, Mrs, J. § Ken. |18 home here at one time, He was |, . oy an ensign in the aviation branch of the naval service during the war. He The bride will wear a peach color- od dress with a black picture hat jber attendant will wear an orchid olored dress and a large black hat. Immediately following the cere- mony there will be a reception at {the daug ;KmmL Alexander H Scott, Mrs. Harold E. | Jane Wessel, S Annou {the enga derson, d “Joint: Owners in sday morning at the Y. W sium by the members of | |ceremony took place at St. Ignatius church in New York ¢ {day, Jannary | Mortimer MISS MAXINE HART Miss Hart is attending the winter carnival at Dart- h university, Hanover, Vt., this week-end. She is the o hter of Mr. and Mrs, Maxwell Hart of Lincoln road, his city. | the wedding announcement | Wilson street observed the 30th an- Dorotby Wilson, daughter |nivesary of thelr wedding at thelr A. M. Wilson of Los Ang- (home last Monday evening when , formerly Hartford and jthey entertained a number of Morse Corbin, son of Mrs. friends. They were married in this “orbin of New Haven. The city February 1st, 1896. The cere- imony was performed by the Rev. v on Satur- |Dr. 8. G. Ohman then pastor of the 23rd. The couple were |Swedish Lutheran church, later by Miss Mary Merwin of |changed to the Tirst Lutheran . & member of the senior Mount Holyvoke college and Doolittle of Stamford. rch. Alfred Wilson, a prominent sket hall player is a son and Mrs. ther Carling is a daughter, o e ph Lamb, Mrs. Charleg Mrs. Corbin, mother of the groom, is | Jr. Mrs, W, W. Leland, |'® 8 Sraduate of Amherst college. |, wijon ‘ot the late Witr R, mond Maziene, Mrs. Charles | Where he was 2 member of the D.lno iy “a former résident of this | PERSONA] s Mrs. Herbert R, Owen, | y e e city. Mr. and Mrs. Corbin will be | R rederick O, Rack {at home after next week at | —— Sherwood H. Raymond, ) The wedding of Mlss Charlotte C.'\(west §3rd sireet, New York clty, < Taylor, Mrs, Ralph B. Wain- Blogoslowski, daughter of Mr. and | i > College gala affairs at- aht ‘,-"m;(k;fi:g"‘r‘}:;&ifl-‘}"°“:::‘ffofr\“"’:f:‘ Miss Mabel G. Konol of Collins- | | tended by New Britain Irs. rker W. Fairbanks, Mrs, Street Lot G R fville and John Schroeder of 3 o Harold Gee, Mrs. Noah Lucas, |Street will take place Wednesday |yaritord avenue were married in| | members of younger set. vs. P. 1%, McDonough, Mrs, George |morning February 10th at 9 o'clock |¢ojjinsville Wednesday afternoon at | ! Matthews, Miss Mary Pe Mps, |3t St. Mary's church. Miss Bophie |4 gclock. The affair was very quiet Ciphonzo 1. Torter, Mrs. Dercival |Fodlasek will be maid of honor and lung small, attended only by rela. | Hurlburt Griswold, son of Mr. and _ (. Platt, Mrs. Roy C. Schilling, Mrs, | Staniey Blogoslowski best man. |tives and close friends. Miss Konol §s | TS Griswold of Frances street thin city has been home from St. Steph- en's college, Annandale-on-Hudson, . Y., for several days. « . hter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred e ncement has been made of gement of Miss Esther An- Clarence Nordstrom is home from daughter of Mr. and Mrs, | Trinity college for the mid-year re- e \Warkshop, denartment |he home of the bride's parents, |Alfred Anderson of Sunriso avenuo cess and is spending it with his e Baitatn Woman's el |&fter which _the bride and groom (i George Kierewetter of Salt Lake mother Mrs. Matllda Nordstrom of TR el Lol o cha Dossita | DAL Leave onf sy EAINERIOUINEY | Cit v T th by | Robbins avenue, Maple Hill. met with the usual suceess, Despite 8 wpddi | - time honored dictum that the v 1 ¥4 the {Hing, Mrs, Georse Mlans || T Dritalnipeople willio tnter =l ntr. and Mrs, Thoodore YWijson ot (Continued on Page 14) peopled this plece with a ghly competent cast, includ- Olive Ingral Mr : ward Lancaster, Mrs. John TPellows i i Y . who play- cd acter, that of | Miss Blair with ch fine | On March | amatie I of the club l ¢ rt plays at the | fternoon meeting of the | Woman's club. “Columbine” by 13 Clements, “For Distinguished Ser- | i‘ vice" by Knox and “Whe But in | | Comer China \merica’ by Wolff. st is wl i * Closet C-700 - edy in temperment, the second . i society comedy and the third a | I '?;;1{‘:"(;“’ ¢ in democracy. 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J.. are the week-end | 250 Park Street and 15-25 Bigelow Street et of Mr. and Maxwell Cox | Exclusive Curtis I of v s rosieontiys parre L L [0 OUR DISPLAY Musical club | ' eron Wolcott | . gave a splendid program of | |l Open An musi Wednesday evening in the | il |Camp school auditortum. For {hv‘ ‘ first tima in the history of the club the New i blie, more espe- | clally those fond of music were given [ L an opportunity to attend the regular monthly recital which until this time \