New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1926, Page 3

Photo by Johnson & Peterson, MRS. LOUIS R. BARKER Mrs. Barker who gave her services in aid of the Woman's Auxiliary tea which was l‘,cld Friday afternoon at the Parish House of St. Mark’s church, Social Activities About Town Perhaps there’s nothing new under the sun, a tea is a tea and a dance is a dance, but the house committee of the Shuttle Meadow club is immensely pleased over the plans it has completed for the dinner and dance which will follow the Yale-Army game next Saturday. Consider! Every effort is being made to malke the dance the most attractive of the fall season and at this early date indications are strongly in its favor. Perha he game itself for the cadets have always held a soft spot in the hearts of New Britainites, in fact, with many people in town it's the one game to see. * * Those who are fond of music are gre the first theater concert of the sez auspices of the New Britain in December on a Sunday '\lun when Mary Lewis politan Opera H without saying tha ao 1 * atly interested in ol theater, soprand of the Metro- ard in recital. It goes W fll meet the amuo\’fl] and patronage of a h nf “town peoy youth and new arrival in the ranks of the really ¢ 1Lul singers v bring forth a capacity housc ouse, v n] l)u h * * at the Shuttle Meadow Clul a S are again cr.mmtr 7 s and falls with the 1l months there has been The series of ])l'id';e as the Wednesday 1 into prominence. . seasons, during the wmmm and fa a rather marked falling off m the number of auction en- thusiasts but as winter draws near there is rapid increase in their number. Once more th little affairs hold promise of meeting with much succoss. * * Bridge is relied upon almost more than any other form of diversion to raise funds for one cause or another. The will be a bridge on Saturday, November 6t1, at the Hotel Burritt in aid of the New Britain College club fund. The club has a wide scope ‘.nd its wm]mflm fund is sustained through the efforts of its members and women prominent in New Britain society. Miss Gladys Day is president of the club and with the (‘01nm1flpe to insure the financial success of the affair. The club this year aims for three scholars \HO\\ n ll rest to place in New York uesday, October 12, was | |t f Miss Rose Berkowitz, daugh- ter of Mrs. Jennle Berkowitz of Camp ect, and Dr. Abraham | Feitelberg of New York city. The v took place at the Con- Hotel with Miller officlating. The ded by her sister Berkowitz as maid N Fall Weddings Continue to Fill Calendar—Dyer-Zim- merman Wedding. This afternoon wedding of Miss \ son, daughter of M derson of 285 Chap street, Carl L. Warren, son of Mr. anc at 6 o'clock \uriel Dan nor and Dr, Samuel Coliins of New The wedding ceremony followed by a small reception pEAL for the members of the family, after Rlaniovi Mm rich Dr. Feitelberg took his bride nd N. Gilman Wil offic Ander son, sister of the bride will be maid 'pome at 69 West 181st street, New of honor and the bridesmald Will |yory city. be Miss Sylvia Anderson, slster of | the bride. Raymond W I er of the groom will st man and the ushers will be Fred Anderson, brothar of the bride and Carl Johnson, cousin of the groom. The bride Will be attired in a |’ gown of white geors trimmed with filet lace with a Rose Marie vell trimmed with duchess lace. She | will carry a shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. The mald of honor will wear flesh colored ge ette with and head carry gown will be of pink geor med with silver with headdress to match. Her will ba of pink butterfly roses. The bride's gifts to her attendants are white and green gold bracelets. The groom's to the best man is green gold cuff links and to the ushers white gold, cigarette cases. The church has heen prettily decorated with autumn leaves and | palms. | TFollowing the ceremony a recep- tion will be held, at which about 75 guests sare expected to be present from New Haven, Mc Great Barrington, and Lee, Mass, Willi- I'of honor and the bridesmaids will mantic and Hartford. The couple will leave on a momr‘m Miss Thera Mitchell of Bristol, trip to Malne, Vermont and Canada |neico of the bride and Miss Gertrude and upon their return will reside at v. Louise Mayer, 70 Belden street. Mr. Warren 15 ncice of the groom, will be the flow- er girl. The best man will be James employed at the H. Wales Lines company of Meriden. |Hattig of Torrington and the ush- church. y will make their .o e o interest s the approach- Miss Emma Zim- r of Mr. and Mrs. I p merman of Vine street and Trving Elliot Dyer, son of James . Dyer of Meriden. The ceremony is te be performed on Thanksziving {Day, November 25, in St. Peter's chu and will be followed by a re- ception at the residence of the bride- to-be on Vine street. | the |one of the t Mr. the Sta ing ma merms an is a graduate of itain High school and popular young folk in Dyer who is conr y Works is a g ate of Muhlenberg Acadam |town, Pa. pers and bhouquet . v The wedding of Miss Josle Irene Copeman, daughter of Mr. and Mrss red Copeman of 134 Monroe street and Gerhart Edward Meyers, son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Meyers of 133 Glen street, will take place this oon at 3 o'clock at §. Mark's ch, Rev. Samuel Sutclitfe of> ting. The bride will be given in marriage by her father. Miss Jessie Mitchell of Mt. Ver- non, neice of the bride, will be maid the Rev-! Teltelberg's best | dding trip to Atlantic City | Allen. | ers, T. Carlson of Mt. Vernon and ry Zulkie of Meriden. The bride be attired in a gown of white crepe trimmed with Chantilly lace and pearls, Her veil will be of tulle and will be caught with Chantilly lace and pearls. She will carry a bouquet of bridal roses and lillies of the valley. The maid of honor will wear a gown of ashes of rose georgette over yellow with a hat to match and will carry yellow roses and pom poms. The two bridesmaids gowns will be of pow- der blue georgette over pink with hats to match and they will carry bouquets of pink roses and pom poms The flower girl will wear a vhite silk dress and carry a basket >t white pom poms. Following the ceremony a recep- ion will be held at Norden bunga- o7 at which about 100 guests are xpected from New York, Meriden, rmington, New Haven and Bristol. | on a mo-| The couple will leave r trip through tr at Lome after D 3 Glen street. .. Mr. and Mrs. Leo S rated the 25th anniversary of their marriage at their home on Cottage Place Wednesday _evening. were married in New York | coming here to make their | shortly afterward. i . city, home Elizabeth Cooney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Cooney of Elm street, and Fred- erick Gucken of Bristol, were mar- ried Tuesday morning at St church. Reverend Walter J. performed the ceremony. The b 1de Miss Rita lace, princess style, over a satin bodice and train. The Vi was of Chantilly lace caught with ribbon. She carried a bouquet of gardenias and lilies of the valley. Miss Kathleen W honor and was dressed in orchid | colored georgette with a velvet hat| to match. She (‘:xrrlv.’i a bouquet of pink sweetheart roses. Philip O'Leary of I;nstol was best man. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents at which 100 were present. 3 and M#s. Gucken will live at 64 South Burritt street return from a wedding trip. P with 1 william H. Glover of this eity and Miss Elcanor B. McLean of Glastonbury, were married Septem Reverend " Reynolds performed the cere- took was zabeth Ho A pretty place last S a that of Miss Ottilie ® aughter of Mrs, Julie Hoff- | man of Belden strect, and Harold son of Mr. and Mrs. f Winthrop street. was performed by | John's ony Rev. Martin Gaudian at Lutheran church. M Barks, sister of the groom, aid of honor and Mi on ias bridesm: was Arthur 11 Hoffm The bride wore a gown of geor- | gette tri: ed with Spanish lace | over bridal satin and wore a French veil. Her bouquet was of roses and | lilies of the valley. I\mwor was dressed in pink geor- over satin and the bridesmaid te oper satin. Bot black picture hats. s decorated with | palms, pompon: A reception mony at which present. r. and Mrs. Barks will their home at 37 Linden street upon their return from a wedding trip to Massachusetts and Rhode Island. P | Tne [ Maywe street, ton, Mass., morning at St. M taymond J. Clabb nup lter J. T wedding of Miss Anne C. shier of Mr. and Mrs. Mawe of 184 Lake and John W. Lynch of Dos. was solemnized Tuesday church. R as the cele- high mass, was deacon. O'Keefe, the Paulist thers of New York, was sub- | deacon and Reverend Matthew J. was master of Mrs. Mary T. Crean sang, “I Love You Truly” “Oh, Promise Me,” and “I Love You. Miss Mabel E. Eade of New York 1 of honor and Rob- a brother of the groom, ‘\\as lnal man. The bride wore a of brown georgette over h of goid with gold lace trim ming and hat to match. Her bou- was of yellow roses. Miss oW of green georgette gold lace trimming and hat | to match and she carried a bou- | quet of commoniwealth roses. A reception was held at the home | of the de's parents at which 100 guests were present. On return | from a wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. | Lynch will live at 1713 Common- wealth avenue, Boston, Mass. P ial ddy Miss Caroline Deutsch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deutsch of Kelsey street, was married to Frank Hammer of Rockwell. avenue Mon- | doy morning by Rev. Charles Cop- | pens at St. Peter's church. Miss | Mary Bominish was the bride's only att nt and*' John Hammer was | his brother’s best man. A reception |was held at the home of the bride's parents after the ceremony. ! 'Upon their return from a wedding trip to Washington, D. C., the Ses- | auicentennial and New York, the couple will live in this city. e The wedding of Miss Josio I. Copeman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Frederick Copeman of Monroe street and Gerhardt Edward Meyer will take place this afternoon at § o'clock In St. Mark’s church. v e Miss Ruth M. Rowe of 144 West 82nd street, New York, formerly of this town, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Casper Rowe, and Carl Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller of Bloomtield, were marrled Church Around the Corner. Rowe formerly lived in this city. I Miss Frieda Czeliecz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Czellecz of South |Main street, and John Poglisch of TFalrview street, were married Mon- day morning at St. Peter's church. Reverend D. Massey officlated. Miss Daisy Kellberg was the bride's only They | | { was attired in a gown of Chantilly |} | b was mald of {0 eormal reception at their home last Monday afternoon and evening. | upon their | make | |rated with yellow and white chrys-|york city where they | {flower girl and ring bearer. | | n, brother of the bride, W8 i b loxsoms, were | after | was held at Community hall, several | | York 45th Mary's | 2 v | attendant and Rudolph Poglitsch was best man. The bride wore a gown of bridal satin trimmed with duchess lace caught with orange blossoms and a Rose Marie vell of duchess lace. She carried a bouquet of white roses and lllies of the valley. The maid of honor was at- tired in a dress of pink taffeta with | hat to match and silver slippers. She | carried 2 bouquet of pink tea roses. There were fifty guests at the re- ception which was held at the home of theb ride's parents. The decora- | rions were of white chrysanthemums | and roses. The couple left on a wedding trip | | through the New England states and | upon their return will live at 52 Fairview street. . . Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Palmer of Kensington, recently celebrated their wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Clarles Simpkins of 27 Webster Hill. A large number of friends and rela- tives were present to offer their congratulations. . s . Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Derby of, Welch street, Plainville, observed their 35th wedding anniversary with o s . A wedding of prominence which | son of 533 East street, will be mar- | rled this afternoon to Edwin Vahl- | strom, son of Rev. and Mrs. C. J. | Vallstrom, of 63 Park Drive, at 5 o'ciock at the Swedish Bethany church. Miss Irene Vahlstrom, | ter of the groom, will be maid of | honor, and Miss Adeline Joh Miss Linea Elm, cousins of bride, will be bridesmaids. Marian Johnson, daughter of Mr. {and Mrs. George Johnson, will be {the flower girl, and Herbert John- ston, Jr., be ring bearer. Wallace Larson of East Norwalk will be best man and the ushers will be Robert Klingberg and Herbert | Johnson, brother of the bride. | After a wedding trip, the couple | Miss will reside at ‘ll Lyons street. | Mr. and Mrs, and Mr. and Mrs. will m)l: rtain 40 nd dancing at 1b this evening. PERSONALS Week-end Guests Visiting in Town—Football Games | | | Center of Interest. J | Fred O. Radeliffe Harold Shepard friends at dinne; Shuttle Meadow took place in East Berlin, was that | of Miss Marjorie Aurella DeMore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Demore, and Edward L. Wall of Colonial Park, West Haven. The | ceremony was performed Wednesday morning at - 9 o'clock in Sacred | Heart church, FEast Berlin, The church was beautifully deco- Miss Grace cousin of the nthemums and roses. Lewis of West Haven, bri; Hazel Nelson of East Berlin Miss Alice Blondin of New Haven were the bridesmaids. Miss neice and nephew of the bride were Louls DeMore of Springfield waa best man and the ushers were James Hellyer of Hartford and James Martin of Springtield. The bride was attired in 2 gown s DBessle D.| o Dychess satin with trimmings of silk and lace and rhinestones and S, {wore a court train with emboldered with a wreath of orang Her bouquet was of white ses and lilies of the valley. The | maid of honor wore a gown of shell pink ace and carried a bouquet of but- terfly roses. The bridesmalds wore | gowns of yellow georgette and taf- {veil held The mald of | | feta with hats to match. Their bou. quets were of yellow rosebuds. The flower girl wore a dress of flesh taf- eta and the ringbearer wore a suit | of white satin and carried the ring on a miniature white satin pillow within & white chrysanthemum. A wedding breakfast was served t the home of the bride’s parents | general reception | which a hundred attending. There were guests from Chjcago, Detroit, New Boston, Springfield, New Haven, Middletown, Meriden and New Britain. Mr. and Mrs. Wall will reside at 164.Howard avenue, New Haven, upon thelr return from a wedding trip. . Miss Agnes E. Crowl court and Mortimer Por y of 12 Lake er of I ke | court were married Tu noon in the chapel of the I de was maid of honor and Miss | and georgette trimmed with silver | Wallingford, | | Mrs. Allen J. English of rado is spending several d | ner son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. English of Coolidge street. P Colo- \ Mrs. William Hart of Hart street, Mrs. Maurice Pease Sunnyledge have returned from have been {spending a few days. M of V Mrs. L. t 0. Main street and Mr. and Lusk of Cedar street are | city. . e Mr. and ) |bin avenue were s W Bret Neece of Cor- in Boston, . Mrs. Robert J. Vance street has returned from Wa ton, D. C. .. Mrs. John A. Andrews of Lincoln treet returned on Wednesday from California. | Miss Harrlet Parker is home from the Gateway school in New Haven to spend the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clayton | Parker of Vine street. . . Miss Martha Moore is home from New York city to spend ti end with her parents Mr. Allen Moore of Sunnyl « e Mr. and Mrs C. E Forest street returned on from New York city. age. | Bennett of Monday | . Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Sloper of of Russell street returned Tuesday from Greenville, Me., e Mr. and M Hardy Payor of Glen street are attending the Yale- Brown game today. Dr. George Flanagan and Mrs. Flanagan of Forest street returned Thursday from a motor trip to Bos- Lon, Mass. . . . Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Stanley l,(\\m,:on street, returned yest *|from Philadelphia, Pa., where th . of lmemr of. the church performed the [0} L M e lging the Ban | this week in New York, at the Little | Miss | | Mildred the & unat- ceremony in the pr nce of immediate famili They were tended. . Mr. and Mrs. Clara Jane Siwicki to Frank Pior-| kowskl, son of Mr. and Mrs, William Piorkowski of Horace street. o« e Mr. and Mrs. John A Erickson Dl‘ ¥ Hart stret have announced en- gagement of thelr daughter, Miss A. Erickson to Jarl Elm- gren of Boston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Elmgren of Berlin, Thurs- No date has been set for the wedding. v e Harold Grace of 618 Main street, and Miss Florence Merrill of Bristol, will be married in Bristol, Wednes- day. Miss Merrill has been employ- ed in the Bristol National bank, and Mr. Grace is traffic manager for the New Departure Co. in that city. PN Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bellalr of Bristol, formerly of this city, cele- brated the 25th anniversary of the marriage on Friday, October 22nd . o5e The wedding of Miss Mary Calla- han of New London and T. J. Crowe, son of James Crowe of Black Rock | avenue, this city will take place Tuesday morning in 8St. Mary's church in New London. The cere- mony will be followed by a recep- tion. to Bermuda for a wedding journey, they will make their home in Mt. Vernon where Mr. Crowe is connect- ed with the Bell Telephone Co. P Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Neumann of South Main street will observe the 50th anniversary of their marriage on Monday. They were married at the parsonage of the Methodist church, then located on High street, on October 25th, 1876, by Reverend George P. Malnes, Mrs. Neumann are well this city. Carl 8. Neumann, their soff, will entertaln at dinner at the Burritt hotel Monday evening, in honor of his parents anniversary. A reception is planned for them next Thursday evening at the Methodist church. DY Miss Eleanor E. Johnson, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henning John- known in Theodore Siwlcki of | Cleveland street, have announced the | engagement of their daughter Miss | Mr. Crowe will take his bride | Both Mr. and | | Convention. . Carlisle Baldwin returned to Monday, At- . o i Mrs. her home on Forest street, from a couple of weeks stay in lantic City. .. Mrs. George W. Corbin and her sister, Mrs. Sarah Alley, returned | Monday from a motor trip to New | Hampshire and the White Moun- tains. . . Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Holmes of Miami, Florlda, are the guests of .\[rs. Holmes parents, Mr. a . D. Russell of Grove Hill |* . v s | Mrs. Herbert Mills of Curtis street, |returned Monday from a two months visit, with her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Davis of Cloquet, Minn. P | Lincoln a week’s | Miss Maxine Hart of street loft Thursday for visit in New York City. | . v . | Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peck and {daughter, Barbara, of Lincoln street, | are the guests of Mr. Peck's parents | Mr. and Mrs. Willard Peck of Meri- | den. | Dr. and Mrs. T. Eben Reeks of Vine street, will return tomorrow from a week's visit to the Sesqul- centennial exposition, in Philadel- | phia. Mr. and Mr; C‘Ymrlos Nelson of Berlin, have had as their guests for ja few days, Mr. and Mrs. E | Plerson of Nebraska, who have just returned from a tour of Europe. P Miss Flora Humphrey of | Haddon Hall, Atlantic City. Toe e Mrs. Louis Raphael of Grove Hill has returned from New York. ! . Mrs. H. B. Hamilton and son, Wil- liam, of Worcester, Mass., returned |to their home, Thursday. They have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Cowles of Kensington, Mrs. Ham- ilton’s parents. . .. Mrs. John R. Ward ls visiting in Gloversville, New York. DR Miss Hulda Swanson of Park Ter- race, will return from Cuba, on Wednesday, the | nephew of the bride, will| nil | With | \rs, Henry G. Schautfler of Lincoln | turned from a visit to Detro | Reverend J. C. Brennan officlating. | Road and s New | | son and Mrs. Frank A. Johntson | Hope | s ending the week-end in New York | DeMore and Master George Demore, | | | { | Mrs. | of Maple Hill returned last Monday ¥ West |Switt, Main street is stopping at Chalfonte- |rice Reynal, | street, | Miss Masor |and Miss Jessie Truman, |a motor trip to Philadelphia, | street | Princeton game Miss Lisa Brunke, daughter of the former Royal Hunting Master Brunke, to the late King Oscar of Stockholm, Sweden has returned to New York city after spending a few days with Mrs. Otto Youngblad of Cedar Court, Kensington. Mrs. Youngblad entertained a few friends for Miss Brunke last Sunday ning. eve- | Willlam M Briarty, Will and, Philip Me- Christ and Rol Barker, students at Dartmouth col- lege were home from Hanove H., last week-end for the Yale-Dart- mouth game. . frs. E. B. Proudman, presid of the Maple Hill Woman's club a Mrs. G. K. Spring of went to Milford delegates to the f State Federation of Womar h was held at the Cong! . e 'n of East Ber- ves in Worcester, | | | Mre street guests of relat Wells Mrs. W. D. Sr of Johnson street, Maple Hill, \\l‘l return Mon- day from a weeks stay at Pine P Lake, Thompsony . A to Mr. and Mrs. returned 1gu Schwartz their home on v have been to At- Philadelphia Mrs. Clifton street, Maple Hill guest for the past week, Taylor of New York Miss Elizabeth P. Wilcox Worthington Ridge, Berlin, has as her guest, Mrs. Louls F. Smi of Boston. as her Miss Olive Mrs. R. B. Doane of Freder Maple Hill, has as her } Mrs. A. guest her sister, Erie, Pa. . and Mrs, e, Maple Hill, Frank Rau of Rob- have T M. bins ave hicago. .. turman Dyson and of Hawley et left Thursday for Sherbrooke, P. Q., to attend the the wedding of Mrs. Dyson's brother Mr. and Mrs. Louls Bones of Detroit, Mich., and | | Ch".rlo(lu E\"" The former Connecticut puplls of school, the C Tarrytown-on-Hudson, New Yor! met October 13 at 12:30 o'clock at the Hotel Taft, New Hav ed and elected ofti honor were Miss Mason, associate George T. Bro of the C was expected | and sent a Mrs, president ssociation able to come principal. national Alumn: but telog Mr. and Mrs. William Hatch West Main from a motor N York state. ip through New Mr. Wil of Vine stre and Mrs. t wi Pa. . nd Mrs. . Ru Nelson of reey N. J., for y of this| ty will spend next week-end with' r. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson of Brighton street. Miss Lillian Stein is home from | Simmons college to spend the week- | end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | B. Stein of Winthrop street. | o .. ‘ Judge John H. Kirkham and Mrs. Kirkham of Cedar street have | purchased the home of the late E.| H. Davison on Lexington street and are planning to take up their resid- ence there at an early date o e | Mr, sel Roger Brown of Walton, Is the house guest of Mr Earl V. Higbee of Walton, Mass. | . | Miss Lois K . daughter of | Judge John H. am of Cedar | and Miss Barbara Switt, | daugliter of Talmadge Swift of Cedar street, students at Wells (:D\Irhx‘,‘ Aurora, N. Y., attended the Navy- last week-end, P Mrs. Arthur Kimball of Lexington | spending the week-end with Miss Elizabeth Kim- ball, who is at Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass. . nd Mrs. Douglas A. . . Mr. Johnston from Philadelphia, Pa., and Wash- ington, D. C., after having spent a few days in Philadelphia they made the trip to Washington by plane. P Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prichard of Ten Acre Road left Friday for Bos- ton, Mass., and will attend the Har- vard-Da uth game today in Cambridge choir of the South Con- church, directed by Mrs. Helen Upson, will broadcast rmm WTIC this evening. Frederic L. director of geligious education, \u.l speak The girls gregational . Miss Lillian Hodson of Waterbury, it the week-end guest of Miss Leonie Crowe of Gm\(* Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick Coachman and little son, Laurence, of Roches- ter, New York, have been spending eral days with Mrs. Coachman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Lewis of Grove Hill. . . Mrs. Louis Reynal, Mrs. Orlando Mrs. Herbert Mills, Miss Bea- Miss Katherine Swift and Miss Evelyn Swift are attending the Yale-Brown game today. e Miss Carolyn Read of Berlin is visiting her grandmother in West Cromwell for the woek-end. « oo Miss Esther Tru bull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trumbull of armington avenue, is attending the Wesleyan-Amherst football game and the annual house parties at Wesleyan university. o« o . son, Mrs. Olive Ingraham and Harold, of West End avenue, are in |} New Haven, attending the Yale: 'Golt club | Brighton stree |club at supper Frida | Parish room of St. Ploto by Johnson & Petersom. MRS. CARL J. HART - Mrs. Hart is serving on the hospitality committee of the New Britain Woman’s club under Miss Jennie Wessel who is chaire man of that committee GATHERINGS Card Parties, Luncheons and Other Gayeties Fea- ture During the Week. were ‘the Interesting travel talks ch Mrs. John H. Kirkham and Arthur G. Kimball gave. The November 2nd, when Richard E, Burton will address the club. . . Mrs. James North and Mrs. Hara t rwin will preside at the next Tuesday afternoon at nual meeting and tea of the s of Woman's Hospital board which is te be held on that day at 3:30 o'clock urses’ home on Hawkins ect. The tea is an annual affair and follows the election of officers Yearly dues are payable at this time, e the intere of the w.. pa Among gathe card ith ables hich w ntities of fall were taken by M ford, Mrs. Herber L. Mon Mrs. Olive Ingraham recently en- tertained a few friends at a dinner m’ at her home on West End ave- g )’ . Mrs. W. W. five tables of on Iin'l st The ture, Leland entertained bridge at her home eet Thursday afternoon. s went to Mrs. Otis Scrip- ('r< les in and T8 Mortimer l‘]‘Di eS8, . William Judd will entertain r of friends at luncheon fol- by cards at her home on street next Tuesday. o . Mrs. a numt lowed Murray A dinner party was given Tuesday evening at the Nurses' home on Hawkins street, for the student nurses whose birthdays come within the month of October. The table was decorated with autumn leaves, and orange black r of friends at din lowed by cards at her Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Joh ertained a number of their home on Mills street day evening in honor of t and /“ontinued on Page 18) |anniversary of thelr marriage. s clu rtained Stanley Rule Hersert E. ANDERSON Teacher VIOLIN VIOLA ENSEMBLE PLAYING Mark's Woman's ) Pr IS The New Dritain Mrs. John C. Loom! its first meeting of the winter sea- son Tuc at tho Shuttle Meadow club. n was served in the dining room of the club at small tables which were decorated with vellow marigolds and candles. A special attraction of the meeting Studio: 242 Main Street Whateveryour ideal maybe, Curtis Wood- work will help you to achieve it. 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