New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1927, Page 3

—Photo by Johnson & Peterson MISS KATHERYN ANDRES Miss Andres is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Andres of Warlock street. Her engagement to Edward L. Root of Southington has recently been announced. Social Activities About Town Various charities, informal teas, impromptu card games and numerous “Au revoir” parties, with a bit of skating to be found in between times have filled the week with activity. The larger parties have been kept for next week, with perhaps the most important being the costume dance and supper party for which Stanley Hart will open the residence of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hart on Hart street. The dance will take place next Saturday evening. James Chamberlain, William Maier and Valentine Hart. Of note also to our younger set are the Junior Promenades where “Miss Prom Girl” is the center of attraction. Trinity College featured with this gayety last evening, while Yale, Princeton and Williams follow close behind. They all promise to be the “best proms ever.” For the younger set not thus engaged, some few days of real cold weather made splendid skating on the ponds around town. The North End park roads were packed with cars on several days and evenings when throngs gathered to enjoy the sport. In view of the fact that the weather until this week has been comparatively mild, many put off leaving for winter resorts until the last minute. But now with February storms ahcad, those who delayed are headed for warmer climes. More too, than ever before, are going abroad this season. Two events of early February, which are interesting many persons, are the Wennerberg concert at the Capitol theater on Sunday afternoon, February 13, when Marie Sundelius, prima donna soprano of the Metropolitan Opera company, 'is to be the soloist. With her delightful voice and charming personality the concert is sure to prove a success. Another musical event of note takes place Tuesday evening, February 8, when Rose Byrant, contralto of New York city will be the soloist at a meeting of the Central Congregational club at the First Congregational church. Miss Byrant is a former resident of town and is sure to attract a large following. PERSONALS Swift is spending Greenwich. the winter in £ s 0 New York Claims Many || afiss Jane Campbell Carroll Residents, Holidays Bring Yorl, 1s the hest a School Set Home. of Utica, New York, is the guest of Mrs, L. H. Dube of Stanley street. L N A Miss Kate Stanley Mrs. George Coit of Vance street | Sauare, has returned y from New York | York city. of Franklin from New . Mrs. Walter . P. . | Crabtree and | daughter, Miss Priscilla Crabtree, of | Lincoln street, were in New York | city the first part of the week. o 'e o . Morse of Haydenville, Mass,| Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Stanley of is the Louse guest 6f Mr. and Mrs. | Short Beach were in town this week. William B. Montague of Hawley | . s street, Mrs. Willlam Clawson of Staten | Island, New York, is the guest of |Mr. and Mrs. Sturman Dyson of | Trumbull street rd Bruemmer of West Main sireet will spend next week in New York city. ¢ o 0 . . Mrs. John Andrews of Lincoln Itoad returned Friday from a week's visit in New York city. “ . and Mrs. Carl Frisbie of Fau 11 street will leave next month on an extended trip through Cali- fornia. . . | Miss Ella May Ivey of Charlotte, | North Carolina, and Miss Catherine | Elizabeth Perry of Ashville, Tennes- | see, are the week-end guests of Mrs. 1 rnest N. Humphrey of Lincoln | street, and Mrs. Burton Hildebrandt. | Miss Ivey and Miss Perry were class- | mates of Mrs. Hildebrandt at Mar- {‘(hfl. ‘Washington college. « w0 e e Mrs. Edward Sechriest of Welles- ley Hills, Mass., is visiting her par- cats, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Cadwell of Harrison street. N Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hatch of West Main street and Mr. and Mrs. | irnest W. Pelton of Forest street | will sail Thursday for a three | months' trip abroad. . . . | Luther Parker of Forest street has returned from a trip to New York city. e s James Baldwin of Harding street * 1l return tomorrew from a fish- ing trip to New Hampshire. P Mr. and Mrs. Johnstone Vance of Monroe street are spending the week-end in New York city. « e Mrs. Goulding K. Wight has re- turned to her home in Montclair, N. 1., atter spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, William H. Booth of Forest street. o v o8 Donald Parker, a student at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York, is spending the week-end with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Willlam E. Park- er of Curtis street. . . e Miss Mary Whittlesey W of West of Founders of America luncheon !held in Elizabeth, New Jersey, on | Tuesday. . Miss Frances Whittlesey speni a few days in New York city this week. M. and Mrs. Arthur G. Kimball of Lexington street attended the Beaux Arts ball in New York city last evening as the guests of Mr. Mrs. Monroe Hewlitt. . . Miss Esther Roth. daughter of Mr. nd Mrs, Joseph Roth of Whiting cet, left Tuesday for New Haven to enter Dr. Arnold's College of Physical Education. .. . Mr. and Mre. Bennett H. Hibbard of Vine street are spending the week-end in New York city. PR Miss Marjorie Baldwin, daughter | of Mr. and Mrs, Carlisle Baldwin of Forest street, returned Thursday She has been the . Miss Lols Kirkham, daughter of |past ten day Judse John H. Kirkham and Mrs. Kirkham of Lexington street, will return next week from Wells Col- Aurcra, N. Y., to spend a few s with her parents. Miss IKirk- P wil have for her house guest . Mrs. Kenneth Relyea of Worth- ington Ridge, Berlin, will leave Monday to spend a few days in New York city. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1927. of Corbin avenue sailed Tuesday for Cuba. They will be gone about two ‘weeks. .« s . Reverend Theodore A. Greene and Mrs. Greene of, Lexington street will return today from Lake Placid, New York, N Mr. and Mrs. Ossian S. Bennett of Dover road, who are on a tour of the Mediterranean, are in Italy this week. o o Wallace A. Estey of Oak Bluffs, Mass., spent last week-end with his | daughter, Mrs. E. O. Judkins of | Maple street. R . Assisting Mr. Hart will be| Talmadge Swift of Cedar street. Mr. | Main street attended the Daughters| ed two tables of bridge at her home { Mrs. Harvey Kingsley of Bassett | | street, left this week for Hot | Springs, Arkansas. | | S | | Miss Ruby Andrews daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews of Lin- | coln street, seturned Tuesday from | New York city. 1 . o o V Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tryon of In- ! dianapolls, who have been the house | gucsts of Mrs. Tryon's parents, Mr. | and Mrs. W. B. Montague of Hawley | street, are spending the week at Congamond Lake. | 7. e | | Miss Tillle Schaack of New York | | is the guest of Miss Agnes M. Riley | of Wooster street. Miss Schaack and Miss Riley attended the annual meeting of the Graduate Nurses' soclation of Connecticut held | Waterbury“this week. | PR Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kirkham of Lexington street, are in New York for the week-end. i .. in Mrs. E. B. Proudman and Mrs. | Edith Hancock of Maple Hill, at- jtended the annual luncheon of the | Connecticut Federation of Woman" | clubs at the Mohican hotel in New | | London on Thursday. P Donald McMillan of Dover road, is spending the week-end in Spring- | field, Mass, . . Robert Cole of visiting . relatives Rhode Island. East in Berlin, is} Providence, . .. Mrs. Arthur White of Golf street, Maple Hill, left this week to visit her daughter in Bend, Oregon. Dur- ing, her two months tour she expects to spend several weeks in California. PR Mrs. Howard S. Smith of Farming- ton avenue, Plainville, is in New York attending the Alumni associa- | tion of the Castle school. Mrs.; Smith is president of the alumni as- sociation in Connecticut, P Mrs. Annle C. Hatheway of Taun- ton, Mass., is the house guest of Mrs. L. Kjnsley of Rdbbins avenue, Maple Hill PR Miss Sophie Mikalauskas of Maple street has for her house gucst Miss Emily Tataronis of Radcliffe college. Miss Tataronis is a very accom- plished musician and is giving a re- cital in Waterbury Sunday. . . 1 Mrs. John Mikalouskas, Miss . Mikalauskas and their guest Miss E. | whose ‘topic will MI Berlin. evening. S JARJORIE GALPIN Miss Galpin who is a junior at Welles| week-end with her pavents, Mr. and Mrs. She attended the Junior Prom at Trinity College last -, is spending the Stanley Galpin of songs by the following: Hill, Miss Ivol Grant, Alex kins, John Drummond Thomson, James McArthur will be the accompanist at the piano. Pipe Major William Miller will several bagpipe selectio banquet speaker will be T F. Johnstone, pastor of Presbyterian church, The “ohn the First Hartford be orable Pictures of the Life and W ngs of the Poet Immortal.” Dancing will Tataronis of Boston are spending the week-end in Waterbury, o o » ! Among those who have made reservations for the ninth annual | | - | | | to be held in Paris, next September | are: Stanley R. Eddy of Lincoln | | street, Kodman W. Chamberlain o1 | | Lincoln street, Curtiss L. Sheldon of | | South High street and Stanley Hart | of Hart street. . . Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Monier of | | Maple street and E. F. Drainard are | | in Boston. | P Miss Margaret Mulhern of Water- { bury, fs the week-end guest of Mrs. | Thomas W. Riley of Wooster street. i PR Trancls J. Bratton, son of Mr. and | Mrs. John Bratton of Kelsey street, | is spending the mid-year vacation | with his parents. He is a student at St. Mary's school in Baltimore, Maryland. | GATHERINGS i Many Bridge Parties, Dinners and Teas Make a Festive Week. _! Mrs. Parker Abbe entertained n'.’ lunc! n followed by bridge at her | home on Steele street Friday. DY Mrs. Victor Poindexter of West | Hartford, entertained a few friends | at luncheon at her home Thursday. P Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Schauffler gave a dinner party at their home on Lincoln Road Monday evening. DY Among the interesting parties to | occur next week s the costume | dance which will take place on Sat- | urday evening, February 5th, at the home of Stanley Hart on Hart street. Invitation have been issued | to thirty people. The hosts ere to be Valentine Hart, William Maler, James Chamberlain and Stanley Hart. o s e Mrs. Sturman Dyson gave a small bridge party at her home on Trum- bull street Wednesday evening. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Wil- liam Clawson of Staten Island, N. Y. and Mr. Scott of Hartford. P Mrs. Walter W. Leland entertain- on Hart street Monday afternoon. The prizes were awarded to Iirs. Ernset H. Humphrey and Mrs. George W. Bodley. . . Mrs. Frederick Macomber gave a luncheon followed by bridge at her home on Hamilton street Wednesday afternoon. The prize was awarded to Mrs. Luther Williams, s Miss Gertrude Hine opened her home on Hillside Place Wednesday evening to a meeting of the officers and directors of the New Britain Musical club. PRI The third annual banquet of Clan Douglas, Order of Scottish Clans, In observance of the Lirth of the poet Robert Burns will be held this evening in the Y. W. C. | A. hall. Dinner will be followed & program of Burns’ songs. convention of the American Legion | follow, Mrs. K ington neth Reylea of Worth- ge, Berlin, entertained at bridge Tuesday afternoon. There re four tables of cards prizes were won by Miss Harriet Reynal. Mrs. Burton Hildebrandt of Minncapolis and Mrs. R. Mercer Whyte of Chicago. P Mrs. Luclan Stevens of Monroe street entertained eight guests at luncheon and bridge Monday after- noon, Mrs. Bennet Hibbard and Miss I!{:\l’rir‘t Reynal won the prizes, PR . George T. Boli of Sherman court has sent out cards for a hridg: ten to be given Tuesday afternoon. . e e Mrs. street entertained a few bridge Monday evening, v s o friends at Mrs. Dudley Walker of Hamilton street will entertain her bridge club | Tuesday afternoon at luncheon and | cards. . Mrs. Burton Hildebrandt enter- tained the Alpha Alpha Almnr Tuesday evening at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ernest N. Humphrey of Lincoln street. Miss I drews won the bridge priz o s e Mrs. Parker Abbe of Steele street gave a family dinner party Wednes- day evening. . Miss Ruby Andrews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Andrews of Lincoln street, will entertain the Thursday afternoon bridge club next week, Mrs. George Kimball of South Burritt street gave a delightful sup- per and theater party for 15 Thurs- day evening in honor of Mrs. Burton Hildebrandt of Minneapolis, Minne- sota, who is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest N. Humphrey of Lincoln street. gy Mrs. George B. Ashley of C avenue entertained her bridge club Wednesday afternoon at luncheon and cards. Mrs. James S. North of Sunny- ledge entertained at luncheon toda at the Manor Inn for her cist Y Miss Bertha Chamberlain and Miss Cornelfa Chamberlain who are leav- ing next week for the south. . o Mrs. Donald Benj court, Plainville, ente: Plalnville Woman's club at Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Fred Benzon and Mrs. L. L. Brastow won | the prizes. . . Miss Lillian Hodson of Waterbury will entertain for M Leonie Crowe of Grove Hill, this city, toda e o e Mrs. Gerald W. Walker of Hawley street entertained her bridge clut Thursday afternoon. The prizes were won by Miss Beatrice Reynal, Mrs. James Baldwin and Miss Har- riet Reynal. Mrs. Burton Hildebrandt will en- | tertain a few friends at bridge this afternoon at the Manor Inn, for her guests, Miss Ivey and Miss Perry. (Rt The annual luncheon of the Smith College club will be held at the Town and Country club and the | Bennet H. Hibbard of Vine rbin | on | Mrs. E.|urday, February 12, at 1 o'clock. | Tom- | and John | Miss Florence Snow, general secre- ta of the alumnae association, and Miss Mabelle B. Blake, tor of the e club, . Elwood Johnson of Trumbull re. and Mr: | coln street, have sent out cards for |a bridge tea to be given at the Manor Inn, Wednesday afternoon. P Mrs, Theodore C. Wallen of Rob- bins avent Hill, her bridge Mr: cd . The Girls’ club of the Connecticut Light and Power Co., held a card and social Thursday evening at the local office of the corporation. s Hazel Harris was chairman of committee in charge. The win- Pinochle, Mrs. Raymond bridge, Vincent R. Kier- rrar. served and dancing enjoyed, P The members of the T. §. §. club cere entertalned Thursday evening at the home of Mrs son of West Hartford PP The Junior Hadassah will give a dance on Washington’s birthday, I"chruary 22, in the ballroom of the Hotel Burritt. Si Yafte will furnish music. Among those on the the o In charge are Miss Sadye | smith, Miss Lilllan Putt isther Abrahamson, M Miss Bessie Koplowitz and Miss Signe Peterson entertained two tables of bridge Mor at her home on Commonwealth The prizes were awarded | ank D. Kenefeck and Miss IcConn. . Eilis J. Bardsley of nue entertained at bridge afternoon in honor of her sister, Miss Leonie Crowe of Grove Hill, who Is leaving Tuesday to study at the New York School of Interfor Decorating. There were four tables of auction. The prizes were won by Miss Beatrice Reynal, Miss Mona Martin, Mrs. Harold Peck and Mrs. Kenneth Relyea of Berlin. Mrs, Donald Gaffney and Miss Miriam Mouat presided atthe wetive tea table. Mrs. Burton debrandt and Mrs. Herbert Plainville assisted with the serving. . West a Hile Dywer of Y The Alpha chapter of the Deita (i fraternity held its annual com- ment in ks' Xi dance last evening baliroom. . The Maple Hill men the . Bridge club whl meet next Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nelson E. Mann {on Robbins avenue. DY Miss Mollie Light entertained e tables of bridge at fer home Wedn lowi was awarded the prize. WEDDINGS Wane in Marriage C;e—-_[ [| monies as the Season l Progresses. [ Miss Lila Hazel Ellason, daugh- - of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. iason of 49 Winthrop street, ind rles ', Swanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Swanson of 41 { Park Terrace, were married Wed- nesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the home of the bride's Reverend C. J. Vahlstrom, pastor of the Swedish Bethany church, performed the ceremony sistant direc- | department, | Harold Peck of Lin- | Luncheon | day evening. Miss May Cas- | parents. | ton was the mald of honmor Henry N. Swanson, a brother of the groom, was best man. A reception for members of the families followed the ceremony. T and immediate Mr. and Mrs. Swanson will make | higan. their home in Detrolt, Mic PRRP Mr. and Mrs. James J. Coyle of Seneca street, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Mary, to Daniel E. Carney of Meriden. The wedding will take place in Feb- ruary. The wedding of Willlam Murray | Farans, formerly of New Britain, {and Miss Mildred Ruth Gans, daugh- |ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. | Gans of West 70th street, New York city, will take place February 6, at the Commaore hotel. Miss Katherime G. Farrar, daugh- {ter of Mr. E. W. Farrar of Tom- linson avenue, Plainville, will be married to Floyd B. Stillman, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Stillman of New Britain avenue, February 7, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at the | Baptist church. Reverend Alexis D. | Kendrick, D. D., pastor of the | church, will perform the ceremony | e, . | Cards have been received in town | announcing the engagement of Or- lando Barr Swift, son of Talmadge Swift of Cedar street, to Miss Janice | Lois Bearce of Lowell, Mass. P Mr, and Mrs. John Glaves of Lin- coln court have announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Mabel Gertrude, to Juddie L. Landgren of Maple ‘Street. The wedding will take place February 16, .. The engagement of Miss Kathryn Andres to BEdward L. Root of South- ington, was announced at a bridge party last Friday evening at the Andres’ residence on Warlock street. Miss Andres is the daughter of Mr. | jand Mrs. W. B. Andres and s a graduate of Pratt Institute, Brook- | New York. « .. The wedding of Miss Catherine ‘Thomas of 140 Rhodes street and Henry E. Gowdy of Carmel street New Haven, took place Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the rectory of the church of St. John the | Evangelist. Reverend Thomas J. i Laden, pastor, officiated. A small 1 1y | reception followed the ceremony at | the home of the bride. Mrs. Henry Clark of New Haven, a sister of the groom, was matron of honor and Henry H. Thomas, a brother of the bride, was best man. ) Mr. and Mrs, of 619 Westminster avenue, Eliza- beth, New Jersey, have announced |the engagement of their daughter, | Miss Betty Elaine Hahn, to Willlam | tion, will hold a mee rederick D. Hahn | | R. Graff, son of Mrs. Louise Graffe ' of 538 Westminster avenue, Eliza- beth. Miss Hahn is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hahn of 18 Ham- ilton street, th known here, having visited her rela | tives in New Britain recently. . A miscellunoous shower was ten. dered Miss Olga Taluch last eve- ning at the home of Miss Kath- erine Sincko of 396 South Main . The home was prettily deco- in a color heme of and yellow. Vocal selections rendered by Miss Katherine ko, Miss . Anne Fisher and Mary Wolek. Games arriage was performed with Miss we, Fisher, the groom, and Mary and city, and is well | several times ! | Donald of New York sp piok | cre played and a mock | Katherine Kareleyda as the brides- | malds. Refreshments were served Miss Taluch was the recipien: {many beantiful gifts. come the bride of Louis Mishinski on TFebruary 3 at the Ukrainian church. CLUB EVENTS | Clubs Witness Active ‘ Week With Many Im- t of Wililam John- | portant Meetings. { The annual meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the New Britain Boys' club will be held Monday afternoon at 4:15 o'clock at the club house. PR Wednesday evening, Miss Margar- et Stack of Hartford will address a gathering of nurses at the Nurses home on “What it Means to be a Member of the Graduate Nurse Association.” Her talk will be fol- lowed by entertainment at which “The Jesters,” will be the per- formers. | . . Mre. John H. Kirkham of Lexing- ton street gave an interesting report yesterday afternoon before a meet- ing of the Home Missionary Society of the South Congregational church. Her subject was “The Land of Sad- dle Bags” and she gave intimate glimpses into the lives of the moun- tain peopje of Virginia and Ken- tucky. o o The second meeting of the geason of the Commonwealth club was held in the Center church chapel Wed- nesday evening. The speaker of the | evening was Miss Ada Ward. She spoke in New Britain several years Her subject was “Faces in the Crowd,” and her lecture dealt with | the ever-tascinating study of “Our- selves and the Other Folks" It was an evening of thorough enj ment full of quaint philosophy, bril- liant humor and wholesome truths. .« . | Mrs. Clarence F. Bennett gave an interesting lecture in her course on Current Events Wednesday evening ! at the Y. W. C. A. Included in the program were the following eub- | fects; Reviewing of “The Whispering | Gallery” by an Ex-Diplomat, HerBerT E. ANDERSON Teacher | vioLin - vioLa } ENSEMBLE PLAYING | Studio: 242 Main Street | Robbins av She will be- | | past president of the State Fed tion of Woman's | David H. | 1‘ Ethel | to by Johnson & Petersom MRS. GEORGE BOLI ued cards for a bridge party which she will give Tuesday afternoon at her home on West Main street. Barrymore in “The Constant Wife, ""nf songs. Mrs. Willlam H. Allen and “The tapestties of Elihu Yale,” “Tha | Mrs. W. A. Kinner assisted Mrs. Mexican-Nicaraguan situation.” Menn as hostesses. STy iy Preceding the meeting was The Progressive Reading Circle of | Plumley was entertained at luncheon Berlin met at the home of Mrs, E. | by ti cutive committee at the W. Mildrum Tuesday evening, |home of Mrs. E. B. Proudman, | president of the club 3 chapter, | GRS rican Revolu- | Miss d. street ler ol . The Esther Daughters of the A Stani . Mae Sliney of 121 Winter entertained the members of > last cvening at her home, Refreshments were served, follow- ed by cards, the first prize being awarded to Miss Mae Schmidt. LEADS TENNIS PLAYERS 17 Years, Is ternoon at 3 o'clo . in the rooms of the church chapel. George H. Dyson will give an | illustrated lecture on tian | Scarabs: Their Relation to ture, Science and Art.” Mrs. C E. Mitchell, Mrs, Charles J. er, Mrs. Stanley T. Goss and Mrs. | William T. Parker will be the host- Ruth Bailey. Aged P Civic Day was ohserved meeting of the Woman's ciub, day afternoon, when James G. ke on ents."” Among the Teaders. st ever ranked as leading yer of the Missouri Val- assoclation is 17 year old of Webster Groves, t. Louls suburb. Her ten- cxperience dates from five years ibutes much of her es ng pla; 1l boys who could defeat her. won the Louis high ol championship, and last year she was Missouri woman champion and forced Mrs. Charlotte Hosmer apin, ninth ranking player in to three sefs to eliminate her souri Valley tournament, ‘on ' To Be Whipped as Well r LaLiss As Senterced to Prison 4 Toronty, Ont., Jan. 19 (P—The addition of 20 lashes to a sentence of 15 years imprisonment in the lower court allowed by the secs ond divisional court tod: when the eral of Ontario appealed leniency of the first sen- woman p! ley Tennis Ruth I Mo. cent ropean Developr MacD who is ¢ executive board of th icy association, gave a very int ing account of recent developments abroad. 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