New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1927, Page 3

e L Sid ok : MRS. WILLIAM H. BOOTH Mrs. Booth is to be one of the patronesses at the Yale “Prom” in New Haven next week. There is evidence of the waning fashionable season which has kept society on:the go since the early days of October. This is particularly noticeable aside from the falling off in dinner parties, by the infrequent dance gatherings. There have been no really important dances since early January, with the exception of the subscription dances which have occurred at the Shuttle Meadow club on alternate Friday nights. Entertaining these days features the impromptu card game, the theater party and the small home tea. It is likely that this manner of sociability will follow through the Lenten season, which begins on March 6th, probably, because so many people are away from town and also because those who are at home welcome the restful respite the Lenten season affords. There will be two semi-public events during next month that will be of great interest to society and to the musical world—the Rose Byrant concert on Tuesday night, February 8th at the First church and the Wesleyan Glee club concert on Saturday night, February 19th at the Camp school auditorium. The glee club concert is being sponsored by the New Britain College club in aid of its Scholarship fund which each year through the generosity of the New Britain public makes a splendid showing in its field. * PERSONALS ek-end Visitors In and * * Harold Guy. Miss Reynal is also attending the festivities at the Wes- leyan University, . ; Mrs. Brete C. Neece of Corbin Out of Town — College | |avenue, roturned this week from Proms Draw Younger Set. | |Chicago, Tillinois. ~She has boen {cpending the past month as the guest of her parents. s Mrs, George Hildebrandt return- i ed from New York city last Sun- day to her home on West Maain street. Miss Mary C. Wells of Newington, | was reelected gencral secretary of (the Consumers’ League at the an- | nual meeting held Monday at the New Haven Lawn club, Y Mrs. George MacLaren of Trenton, Michigan, is the guest of Mrs. Charles E. Jones of Stanley street. Mrs. MacLaren is a former resident of New Britain, e e o v Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ruxton of Springfield, Mass., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O, F. Parker of Adams street. o e Miss Jean Trumbull is home from Dradford Academy to spend the week-end with her parents Governor John H. Trumbull and Mrs. Trum-| rs. Burton Hildebrandt is spend- bull of Plainville. Miss Louise Can- | N8 a few days in New York city. field of Summerville, N. J., and Miss A Miss Maxine Hart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Hart of Lin- coln street, is attending the winter carnival at Homilton college. PR Jusy Terrett of Marshall, Mich., are her house guests. .. Miss Lols Kirkham will return to- morrow to Wells College, Aurcra, N. Y., after spending the week with | Miss Bertha Francls, a student at her parents, Judze John H. Kirk- | the Connecticut College for Women, ham and Mrs. Kirkham of Lexing-|i9 spending a few days with her ton street. Miss Kirkham has had | father, Thomas A. Francis. for her house guests this week, Miss | LS Helen Battin of Aurora, N. Y, and| Mrs. Bennett H. Hibbard of Vine Miss Barbara Swift, daughter of |street is spending the week-end Talmadge Swift of this city. with her parents Mr. and Mrs. | Mortimer Stanley of Short Beach. | e Mrs. Harry Adams of Springfield, Mass.,cand Miss Jessie Blirs of Northampton, Mass., are the guest | of Mrs. Laurence Mouat of Grove Hill. . o o Morton Swift will return toror- row to M. I.T., Boston, Mass., ter spending a few days with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Swift of Lincoln street. Mr. Swift has had for Homer Burnell, of New- Slisha Gray of Corning, | and George Walker of New | York city. i Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Burdgo of *w Haven, have been the recent ts of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. ker of Hawley strect, ¢« o 0 w Mr. and Mrs. Allan Jackson Lng- | W tish and son of Coolidge street will | LI lsave early in March for Pulaski, | Miss Mona Martin, daughter of Tean., where Mr. English will go Dr. J. Martin of Vine street. left | Thursday to spend a few days with her sister, Mrs. Willlam K. Dunn of | Garden City, Long Island. PR into business. s e o Kendall Mills has been home from Yale University to spend a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her- bert L. Mills of Curtis street. « s o Mrs. Bennett Hibbard of Vine street is spending the week-end at | Short Beach, Branford, Conn., the | house guest of her parents, Mr, and Mr. and Mrs, James M. Burdick of Grove Hill, are spending the week-end in New York city. . . James Beach, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Beach of Black Root avenue, is spending the mid-year recess with Mrs. M. D, Stanley. bis parents. He is a student at v e e | Brown University. Mrs. Giibert Morton returned to- Sose day to her home in Bradstreet,| Mrs. James S. Robinson of Har- days | rison street, returned this week from | Chicago, Mlinois. She has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Wilson Killough, and son, Gordon Robin- son. Mass., after spending several with her daughter Mrs. George Boli of West Main street. P Miss Dorothy Case, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Case of For- est strect will leave on Monday for | ew Haven to attend the Yale prom and its attendant festivities, | PR Mrs. Edward Twitchell of Fore street 18 spending a week in Phil delphia, Pa. P ss Ruth North has returned to Hall School of Musle | after spending a week In town with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James North of Sunnyledge. . PP Governor John H. Trumbull and Mrs. Trumbull of Plainville, return- ed Monday evening from a two weeks trip to Florida. PR Miss Florence Trumbull, a stu- | dent at Mount Holyoke Collese, and | Miss Jean Trumbull, a student at | the Bradford Acader o daughters of | the Governor and Mrs. Trumbull | are spending short vacations with Imuu parents. . e e John and Benjamin Slade, stu- dents at Harvard University, are pending the mid year recess with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis P, Slade of Maple street. . Miss Beatrice Reynal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louls Reynal of Lix- ington street, is spending the week- end in Portland as the guest of Mrs. Mr. and Mra. John Matthews of | Plainville, are spending the remain- der of the winter in Baltimore, | | Maryland. | .« e e i | i | Albert L. Bennett of Kansas City, | Missourl, has been the recent guest of Henry E. Porter of West Main street. Mr. Bennett formerly resided in New Britain. | oo e | | Mr. and Mrs. Willlam L. Hatch of West Main street, with Mr. and Mrs. | Ernest Pelton of Forest street, sail- | |ed on Wednesday aboard the Rotter- |dam for a cruise through the Medi- | iterranean Sea. | s e e Sidney Montague of Cambridge, | Mass., is spending the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Montague of Hawley street. t o e e Mrs. Allan J. English of Coolidge sireet is spending the week-end in New York city. | . o e Mrs. Henry G. Shauffler of coln road has returned from York city. Lin- | New | « o e t Mr. and Mrs. Alan Burke of Cor- | in avenue are leaving town the irst of April to take up their resi- | dence in Boston, Mas: | PP Miss Flora Humphrey of West Main street is visiting in Browns- ville, Tenn. « o Joshua Morse has returned to his tome in Hingham, Mass. after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Montague of Hawley street. o e Mr. and Mrs. Louls Tryon of India- | napolis, Ind., who are spending the | winter with Mrs. Tryon's parents, | | Mr. and Mrs. Willlam B. Montague | | of Hawley street are in New York | | city this week-end. i e o e Miss Martha Clark, daughter of ! Dr. Robert Clark and Mrs. Clark of | Garden street, spent last week-end | in New York ci . . Miss Maxine Hart, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Maxwell Hart of Lin- { coln road, is visiting with friends in | New York city. | D i Mrs. Gardner Weld of Corbin ave. | nue and Mrs. Parker Abbe of Steele | street, returned Thursday from New | York city. ) DI Miss Sally Humasoh of Vine strect has been spending a few days n New York city. ¢ e | Arthur E. Gard of Maple street | returned Wednesday from a trip to | Pittsburgh, Pa., and Baltimore, Md. o e Mrs. Arthur G. Kimball of Lex- ington street is spending the week- end in Boston, Mass, with her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Kimball, {Who is a student at Hana Hall in Wellesley, Mass. * + e e Miss Frances Rickey, Mr. and Mrs. Pardon Worthington Ridge, Berlin, will attend the Yale promenade and its nlece of next week, P Mies Marie Smith of Belvide | was a guest at the D. K. E. house at Wesleyan university last evening. P Mrs. Willlam H. Booth of Forest street, will leave tomorrow for New Haven to be a patroness at| the Yale promenade and the house| party at Colony, PRI Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Patterson | Jr., of New York city, are the week-end guests of Mr. and = Mrs. Frederick O. Radcliffo of Kensing- | ton avenue. | .« e Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Johnston of* West Main street have returned | from a short atay in New York city. e Miss Betty Hance, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hance of Lincoln street, is attending the junior prom festivities at Wesleyan university | this week-end. “ .. | John H. Hayes, son of Mr. and| Mrs. M. F. Hayes of Murray street, | was a guest at the Beta Theta Phi | house at Wesleyan university last| | evening. e v e Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston of Maple Hill will leave next Tues- day for Boston, Mass., to spend a few days. | o e Mrs. Frank J. Porter of Lexing-| ton street, has returned from Bos- ton, Mass. D ) Among the younger set returning jto their homes in Berlin during the | mid-year recess from school are | James Hart, who is a student at | Brown University and George Pola, | at Rensselaer. « e e Miss Faye Rattenbury will return next Wednesday from Wellesley col- |lege, Wellesley, Mass., to spend a few days in town with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam H. Rattenbury of Lenox Place. P Mrs. Robert Peck of Park Place will entertain her niece, Miss Cath- erine Leakley of Oklahoma next week, Miss Leakley is a student at Wellesley college, Wellesley, Mass. PP Mrs. Hartwell Taylor of New York clty, a former resident of this town. +has been the recent guest of Mre. Willlam H. Rattenbury of Lenox | Place. * o 0 Miss Eleanor Vivian of Duluth, | Minn., will spend part of next week with her aunt, Mrs. Isaac Black of | Harrison street. o o Mrs. Edward Alldrige of Murray street, is spending the remainder of | the winter season in California. « o Miss Frances Sorrow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Sorrow of Maple Hill, is home from Pratt In- stitute for a few days. ¢ o e Mrs. Harold Johnson of Spring- fleld, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Lewis of Harrison street. . e e Mrs. L. M. Bancroft of Robbins | |avenue, Maple Hill, s spending a | foew days in Norfolk, visiting Miss Mary Mansfleld, a former resident of Rickey of | attendant festivities in New Haven | | ed a number of friends at dinner at iat the tea table and Mrs. Clarence concert which 18 to take place Sat-| urday evening, VFebruary 19th, at the Camp school auditorium under the auspices of the New Britain| College club. The concert is being fostered with the idea of raising money for the College club scholar- ship fund which each year is the means of helping deserving New Britain girls through college. Mrs, Edward Lancaster is chalrman of the committee In charge and has la- sued a number of tickets to friends of the College club, to which there has already been a generous re- sponge. { o« .. { Mre. John Fellows entertained {the members of her card club at bridge Wednesday afternoon at her home on Ten Acre Road. 57w Mrs. Clifford W. Vivian will give a luncheon followed by bridge at her home on West Main street next Wednesday. s . Mrs. Irving Fletcher gave a bridge MISS MURIEL L. STOCKWELL Miss Stockwell who is prominent in local musical circles as an organist and pianist is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar C. Stockwell of Monroe street. Her engagement was announced recently to William B. Goody. GATHERINGS W. Leach were in charge of the affair, P Mrs. Ray W. Leach of Vine street | entertained her bridge club Tuesday | atternoon. Subseription Dance Fol- lows Dinner Parties— Mrs. Dyson to Entertain. PRI Mrs. Charles Merwin of Trumbull street, entertained cight guests at dinner and bridge Thursday eve ning. Mrs. Clarence Manning and : Sherwood Berger w th £8. her home in Berlin Tuesday eve- ety f“ A0SR ning. ! 5 Mrs. Bennett H. Hibbard of Vine street, entertained at bridge Thurs- 2 luncheon followed by bridge. at | 1oy evening. Thero were two tables | of auction. her home on Hamilton street, Fri- | ~ Miss Bernadine Welker iy, | won the prize. Mrs. Mortimer Rhodes entertain- % o« o 0 Mrs. Fredcrick W. Macomber gave | . e Mrs. Leslie G. Rackliffe of Arch street, entertained at bridge Wed- ay evening. . o o e Mrs. O. F. Parker entertained a ! number of friendsat tea at the Man- ° or Inn Thursday afternoon for her |3 .. house guest, Mrs. Edward Ruxton, | of Spn:gneld Wass | Mrs. Merrit Taylor entertained at "e e 8 | the home of her parents on Kensing- Mrs. Ralph Dame of West Hart- | {00 avenue, in honor of Miss May- ford with her sister Miss S:{ ia Al- | belle Simms and Miss Ieah Roman- derson of this city will entertain at ' $°¥ {ev: bridge and tea next Saturday after- | Haven noon at Mrs. Dame's residence for Mrs. George Hildebrandt, o e w Miss Ruby Andrews will entertain a number of friends from Hariford at cards at the home of her parents | Mr. and Mrs. John A. Andrews on Lincoln Road this afternoon. olsi are lcaving to study in ebruary 16, “ e e Mrs. E. B. Proudman entertained a few friends at bridge Monday afternoon at her home on Freder- ick street, Maple Hill. ¢ o o Miss Clara E. Leupold of Win- hrop sireet, entertained at bridge evening in honor of “rs. A. Thayer of Worcester, A great many peopla from New i ¥ A | Britain attended the Amherst Glee PR club concert and dance which took " "p “0 T e Maw Hannon, place in West Hartford last evening. | Sl S il | Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Parsons The fourth in a series of sub-! scription dances which are being Gave a large dinner party at their held this season at the Shuttle home on Hart strect Tuesday eve Meadow club took place last eve- 2inS: Y ning. with a record attendance, de- spite the fact that so many local | Mrs. George Boli gave a delightful e are away at this time. Sev. card party at her home on West B e Main strect Tuesday afternoon when 1 delightful dinner parties pre- 2 g:fled( '_hz dancing (fur‘ which §i- (She entertained 30 friends at bridge ‘ |and tea. The prizes were awarded LSS lto Mrs. Tauren Banford, Miss Mar- Mrs. George Corbin will entertain iorie Baldwin and Mrs. Willlam the members of her card club at [Walker. P > : Lexington stroet next | R e |tnvitations to a number of triends Miss Virginia Hart, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Walter Hart of Hart street will entertain at bridge at her home next Wednesday afternoon in ald of the Hospital fund. at her home on Trumbull street Wednesday afternoon, February ¢« o o Mrs. Roger Whitman entertained Mr. and Mrs. Todman Chamber- lon Corbin avenue preceding the lain of Lincoln Road gave a dinner fourth in a serles of subscription party at thelr home last evening dances being held at the Shuttle preceding the subscription dance at |Meadow club (_hls season. the Shuttle Meadow club, e Mrs. Emory Corbin will give a Mr. and Mrs Maxwell Coe en- ‘bridge party followed by tea at her tertained at dinner Friday night at jhome on West Main streat. Satur- their home on Liberty strect. day afternoon, February 12th. .. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Parker en- |tertained the members of their card club at their home on Forest street last Saturday evening. PR Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Humason will entertain at supper followed by cards at their home on Liberty street this evening. . v Mrs. Harold Peck of Lincoln street, and Mrs. Elwood Johnson of Trumbull street, gave a bridge tea Wednesday afternoon at the Manor Inn. There were six tables of cards. | The prizes were won by Mrs. James Baldwin, Mrs. Harold Guy of Port- land, Miss Mirlam Mouat and Mrs. Harold Foster of Hartford. Mrs. Mercer Whyte of Chicago, presided | « e 0 Mr. and Mrs, P. C. Platt will give a supper party followed by cards at Manning and Miss Beatrice Reynal assisted the hostesses with the sery- their home on Ten Acre road this evening. ing. ¢« e e Mr. and Mrs Harold Guygwhl entertain at dinner at their fbme in Portland this evening preceding the dance at Chi Psi lodge at Wesleyan university. Among the guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merwin, Mr. and Mrs. George Boll, v e . Mrs. Robert Silsby of Worthing- ton Ridge, Berlin, will entertain at bridge Wednesday afternoon, P Miss Ruby Andrews entertained the Thursday afternoon bridge club this week in her home on Lincoln street. The prizes were won Mrs. Miss Harriet Reynal, Miss Beatrice Gerald W. Walker, Miss arrict Reynal and Hubert Willlams of Reynal and Mrs. Bennett H. Hib- this city, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 8 tard. Cowles, jr., of West Hartford and o« o George Rapp of Middletown. DY | Maple Hill “ e | Mr. and Mre. F. O. Radeliffe will | entertain at bridge this evening at| thelr home on Kensington avenue, ' Thé annual mid-winter tea of the Woman's Association of the South Congregational church was heid yes- terday afternoon in the chapel. Mrs. Raymond R. Gilpatric and Mrs. Ray A long list of New Britain wom- en, prominent in the soclal world, has been asked to serve as patron. esses at the Wesleyan Glee club !tor a bridge tea which she will give | | party at her home on Shuttle Mea- |dow avenue Friday afternoon for | Miss Helen Hibbard, daughter of | Mrs. Rose T. Hibbard of Mason | Drive. Miss Hibbard will leave next | Saturday for Florida to spend the { remainder of the month, : PRI | Mrs. John C. Loomis gave a sup- | per party followed by bridge at her i home on Lincoln Road last evening |to 20 friends. The prizes were jawarded Mre. C. W. Buckey, Mrs. | Clifford Vivian, Harold Shepard and | Dr. i Clifford Vivian. PPN Mrs. Raymond McKnerney of 44 Carlton street entertatned two ta- | bles of bridge Thursday evening at her home. The affair took the form of a Valentine party, the first prize being awarded to Miss Eleanor Cars- well and the second to Miss Evelyn Carswell. i The annual Kenilworth ball held in the ballroom of the Hotel Bond | in Hartford last Thursday evening| drew a representative gathering of| dancers from New Haven and Hart- ford as well as from town. 8 Yaffe played for the dancing un 1 o'clock. | e . MRS. R. C. Mrs. Baldwin will read a = | February 9th. the club. BALDWIN paper at the next meeting of ithe Maple Hill Woman's club which will be held Wednesday, Mrs. Baldwin is one of the vice-presidents of o'clock in the rectory of the Church John the Evangelist. Rev- fraternity held 'a dance at Norden bungalow last evening. There were| of St ffty couples present. | erend Thomas J. Laden officlated. . e Mrs. R. Stedman and Mr. L Mrs. Nelson Mann entertained the | Stedman were the only attendants. Maple Hill Bridge club Tuesday aft- | A reception followed the ceremony Jernoon at her home on Robbins av- | &t the home of the bride’s parents. \enue. The prizos were awarded to| Mr. and Mrs. Laurie are in New ! Mre. James Powell, Mrs, Willlam | YOrk city on their wedding trip and | Middlemass and Mr. | upon their return will reside in 2 | | P{ Chapter Alpha Tota Epsflon] Frank Rau, s | Britain, Mrs. Frank Spitzel entertained at| e o {ner home on South Main street, | ;e AR IS Ross Dimice, of | Thursday evening for her slster Miss | ;. e Mabel Glaves who is to marry Jud- | . da B ing ith cccption | Als) Tanderen ol Mapla sirest lonil oo b oL ca W EEACaNE D SPeatud o U4t their home. There were guests [IYPUUEsiaY, HoDEUaEy 0 | trom New Haven, Hartford and . e i | Brooklyn. | Miss Litlian Ashworth entertained | Bigghi a number of fricnds at her home fn| 4o os ? Berlin Thursday evening. Miss Ash- [ = - D76 =00 - worth will leave on Tuesday, Febru. | Eiainville, | observe e ersary of their marria iary 15, to enter the nurses training i gt school at Grace hospital in New | ives and present { Baltimore, M were | o e | | Mrs. Loren Bancroft entertainea | Dt ‘at bridge Tuesday afternoon at her | |home in Maple Hill The prizes . e were won by Miss Nina Blalr and | Mr. and M ames T. O'Connor Mrs. Willlam Wel gave a party at their home on Lib- ! B erty street Thursday evening in i Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay, Park honor of the 40th anniversary of their marriage. They were mar- terrace, entertained at dinner at the | | Manor Inn, Thursday evening pre-ried in this city and have lived here | ceding the Kenllworth Ball in com- | ever since that time. They have | ! pliment to Mrs. John A. Paton of 'two children, Mrs. Joseph Mulligan, | Haven. a daughter, and Thomas R. O'Con- \nor of Holyoke, Mass., a son. NG e e ey TR {Marion Muller, Miss Ruth Schaefer | |and Miss Marguertte Downham are | |in charge of the dance to be given | {by the Phi Sigma Sorority, Febru- | | ary, 28, il D. A. R. Holds Meeting— WEDDINGS i Nuptial Events Grow Less Until Lenten Season i Passes. i | Woman’s Club to Meet Tuesday. Connecticut Chapter, Daughters of Founders and Patrlots of America, will hold its annual meeting Fri- . February 25, at the parish > of Immanuel church on Farm- , corner of Woodlawn The meeting will |be called to order at 11 o'clock in the morning. the president, Miss Mary Swift Whittlesey, After the transaction of business, members will adjourn to the Town |and County club on Woodland street, |for luncheon and the afternoon ses- |sion. Following greetings from the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Dechant | of Park street, observed the tenth nniversary of their marriage Thurs- day and will celebrate the occasion | today with a theater and dinner | party. Announcements have been re- celved of the marrlage of Maurice ! Doane Myers and Miss Frances |natlonal president, Mrs. John Laid- ! | Elizabeth Bird, daughter of Mr. |low Buel, the Reverend Theodore | | and Mrs. John Bird of Canton, New |Ainsworth Greene of this city will | | York. Mr. Myers was a llentenant {n |deliver an address on “Tides of | the aviation service during the |American Enthusiasm,” (a version | World War, from George Washington). i H | A I . . * Esther Stanley Chapter, Da | Miss Katherine G. Farrar, daugh- | Revolution, | ter of Mr. E. W. Farrar of Tomlin- |of the American | son avenue, Plainville, and Floyd V. | Stillman, son of Mr. and Mrs. . [the First Congregational church. A B. Stillman New Britain avenue, will |delightful musical program was be marrled Monday afternoon at 2 [given hy Maurice Wallen, tenor solo- o'clock at the Baptist church in st at the Asylum Hill Congregation- met {yesterday afternoon in the chapel of at dinner last evening at her home | piginyiile. Reverend Alexis D, Ken- al church of Hartford, accompanied | | drick, D. D., pastor of the church jon the plano by Mrs. Roy Tuttle, | will perform the ceremony. lalso of Hartford. She is an ac- Allen Nelson, son of Mr. and Mre. | complished pianist who has done { Nelson of Jubllee street, and Miss |brilliant work in New York city the | Bertha Hallin, daughter of Mr. and |past few vears. Mrs. Hans Hallin of Linden strect,| George Henry Dyson who was the were married Thursday at the speaker of the afternoon, gave a very | parsonage of the First Lutheran |interesting and entertaining talk on | church. Reverend Abel A. Ahlquist, |“Tgyptian Scarabs; Their Relation to | He slides Science and Art."” with | Literature, &' {illustrated his lecture | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hallbert of procured from the | Willard avenue, Newington, have museum in New York. | announced the engagement of their | The hostesses for the | daughter, Ellen Louise, to Oscar were Mrs. Charles E. Mitchell. Mrs. Backstrom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Parker. Mrs. Stanley T. John Backstrom of Newington. Mr.|Goss and Mrs. William E. Parker. and Mrs. Hallbert formerly resided [Harry M. Bates and Miss Mary in New Britain. The wedding date |Whittlesey presided at the attractive has not been set. {tea table. Mrs. William H. JTudd, PRI Mrs. Howard Lancaster, Mrs. Dudley Miss Albertina Anderson of Ash |Walker and Mrs. Raymond Mazeine street, and Aaron Anderson of |assisted with the serving. Dewey street, were married Satur- P AN day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the parsonage of the First Lutheran church. The ceremony was perform- ed by Reverend Abel A. Ahlquist, .8 pastor of the church. The Connecticut Teachers' College « o0 club will hold a luncheon on Satur- day, February 12, at the Hotel Bond Annex, Hartford, at one o'clock. Dr. Samuel R. Powers, associate professor of natural sciences, Teach- ers college, Columbia university, will be the speaker. All graduates and former students | pastor, officlated. Monday afternoon at the Methodist church. Edgar 8. Bradley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bradley of Plain- ville, and Miss Irene Mary Alsop of Hartford, were married on Saturday in Hartford, in the presence of the immediate family. PR Laurie of East Main street, took |planning to attend should notify the place Monday evening at 7:30]treasurer, Amy W. Jennings, 1172 \ ) 1, | view presiding. | Metropolitan | afternoon | The Sunshine society will meet on | The wedding of Miss Edith Bani, | of Teachers college, Columbia uni- | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8. {' ni| versity, are cordially invited. Each of Jubilee street, and Raymond |is entitled to bring a guest. T)maal | Chapel street, New Haven, betore | February 10. . s The next meeting of the Woman's Club will be hield Tuesday afternoon | in the rooms of Saint Mark's church {at 3 o'clock. Dr. Louis K. Auspack- er of Ngw York will be the speaker nd his subject is “The Mob and [ the Movies."” s s e { The Woman's club of Maple Hill | will meet Wednesday afternoon at {the home of Mrs. H. A. Lienhard on Golf strect. The afternoon’s en- tertainment will ‘consist of a mu- sicale, and a reading by Mre. R. G Baldwin, Mrs. L. E. Dary and Mrs, Perry will assist Mrs. Lien- hostesses. . s e The Current Events class conduct- ed by Mrs, Clarence F. Bennett was d Wednesday evening at the Y. A. Her subjects were: a re- of “Show | Ferber; Some R ngs; Affairs in Congress 8 from the British Coal Strike, WINTER CARNIVAL Shoe Enthusiasts Converging v Snow at Manchester, N. H., for Two Day Meet. | Manchester, N. H,, Feb. § (P — Snow shoe enthusiasts were converg- ing here today from many points in northes n United States and Cana- da for the third annual two day win- ter carnival of the American and Canadian snow shoe unions. Two thousands of them were ex- pected to arrive by special trains, but at least a dozen others were fighting their way overland for the honor of accomplishing the longest | distance in the shortest clapsed time. | The guard of the hikers arrived last w and there have been daily arrivals since. Omer Levasseur of the St. Frances club and Ernest Oullette of the Dollard club, Sherbrooke, P. | Q., were the first to reach their ob- jective but they were only an hour and a half ahead of Archie Chevrier and Joseph Gagne of the Salaberry club of Valleyfield, P. Q. Early this morning Wiltred Blais of Lewiston, Me., arirved after & non-stop journey of 141 miles. Thirt ven entrants have enter- ed the lists for championship races this afternoon. Among these were five girls. The better known cone I testants included Duke Peaslee, for- mer University of New Hampshire star and intercollegiate cross country champion, Edouard Fabre, who once won the B. A. A. marathon and A, | McKetchn! anadian Olympic star, ! English Women Demand King Advise Franchise London, Feb. 5 (A—A demand that the king's speech opening par- ment next Tuesday contain an une equivocal promise of votes for wom- en over 21 is made in a manifesto | issued by the “Equal Political Rights Campaign Committee.” The manifes- to is signed by representatives of 3% | societies, mainly women’s organiza« tions. Among the prominent signa= tories are Lady Rhondda and Mrs Margaret Wintringham, both former members of parliament. TER SUES FOR LIBEL | Chicago, Feb. 5.——Joe Saltis, gang leader, yesterday filed a slander | suit seeking $100,000 damages from | John Stege, captain of detectives. He sets forth that stories appearing un= | der Stege's name in a local newspae per had ‘injured his good name, credit and -reputation,” and had brought him into public scandal and disgrace. GANG: Teacher | VIOLIN - VIOLA |l ENSEMBLE PLAYING | HerperT E. ANDERSON i | |