New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1927, Page 3

a2 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ,\'"‘('ZKI)\\ APRIL 2, Meets at Mis. — Gradual De- cline of Activities. MISS MARGARET CHRIS Miss Christ, who is a popular member of the vounger set, will entertain at bridge this afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Christ on Ten Acre road, when her engagement to Robert K. Metcalf will be announced. \11\\ \IH‘]UI IE GIBSON POTT~ faughter of Dr. and Nrs. Joseph H. home from Middlebury college for costumes as wait- By far the most festive of the season’s activities is the annual Shuttle Meadow Club Cabaret to be held tonizht at the club house. More than 250 members and guests will gather for © the affaiv which is, according to the printed time, to begin 3 7:30 o'clock. An elaborate program has been ar ed, includ- x.y ing seven acts, with song and dance stunts, comedics and two =i surprise numbers. egarding the latter, the committee | 1 heen most seer U\D——Lhn\ give not even the slightest hint as to the identity of the pevformers or the nature of the skits. It all sounds very intriguing. Stanley ting of the Esther Stanley chap Miss Katherine A. Yr Minor, state officers, were vesterday afternoon to a , D. A, R, Mrs. Charles on and Mrs. George May- guests of honor. e T ary, daughter d Mrs. William: H. Ratte: onox place gave a lunch- tle M ow club on Lternoon to sove Brilliant yellow decorations, speciaily installed lightir \ Dr. AL arrangements and ringside tables convert the main baliroom of 1 T the club into a typical night elub. Varyving somewhat, the H r ‘ usual mood of procedure the committee has this year decided to <erve the first two courses of dinner before \hu\m" the show. on We thix 1 Mrs [ ! This may prove a more practical method, and while it takes « away in some degree the feeling of the audience that they ave rom 4 trip Lo a part of the show, it at the same time assures them of a better o Sy G seived dinner. At any rate it will be interesting to see which vork B M i foo My at bridge s nroves the popular id Several of the numbers will include | 3 i . ) James b dancing acts depicting the last word in the art tevpsichovean.' o \‘ Ruth Passette will appear as premiere danseuse. A pulcaritud- i mous corps, including Alice Alderson, Maxine Hart, Martha o 5 Clark, Bernadine Walker, Virginia Humphrey and Kathe Vi N < Jark will feature with other engaging numbers. The young Cooper of (¢ 2 Y65roe n of the show are to be Stan Ashley, Sturman Dyson, Paul RO x was yonald Tracy, Louis Jones, Robert Frisbie, Harry gen o i % Y lan, Clesson Parker, Dwight Latham and Ernest Casperson. | : G ; | Moate, s, Among those who have taken tables and will entertain at ry | ges, Teas, Luncheons M “‘:i';‘;“?: are Mr. and Mrs. George A. Long of Hartford, Mr. and L G and Small Parties Fiit . ) : %vh,‘ 'p,.i‘,,. sthur Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Stanley, Mrs. | U‘“v 8 g the Week With Gaiety. \l Portar and M. and Mrs. M xwell Hart, Mr. and S, Humph illiam Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jones, Mr. Jlli M | Greenwic ¥ u e Tasal of Sprft- sermond, Mr. and Mrs, Logan Page, M L5 Gy s i, Mass aluminim Christ, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. How: ml . Mrs. Hc ! 1 ? 2 r at the of her muther, Bruemme and M Jonathan T. Hart, Mr. and Mi i ; B. W. Lewis a \rLL’\:‘r!mm 1d 7 Mis. Harold T. Sloper, M l'u“.ml MeMillan, | e . $ 4 T St b - nL Hartford, J\m]»h .—\x.rlw\ s and Ilvnvv lu.nr t s W Girn i Wicks Lride of Dr. 1 A : tirection of W i | s of Indianapo- Society’s reaction to the (,hm‘ul Club Spring Festival con- | New ire, 1 iR cert to be held tomorrow afternoon at the Capitol has been very [ s . favorable ng by the list of box holders, who are W. Atwood, N. P. . Cool , George P. Hart, I. S. Hart, B. A. Hawley. Mrs. H. S. l[umphxv\ W. C. Hungerford, A. G ball, G. T. Kimball, Mrs. C Land Miss Helen Phillips, W. H. Ratten- bury, P. C. Rickey, F. A arle, C. F. Smith, George P. Spear, B. Stanley, F. T. Wheeler, Miss Frances Whittlesey and Thire wete ot Chiep- (Continued on Pige 18) \ Mary Whittlesey oln rond S L York eit ; S PERQONALS R ~ve——— | Kensln; T L Younger Set Home From | city School For Spring Holi- | S et | with her par days—Week-End Guests. |1 s, Harry . ms of 1 1l of Grove Hill. e — i of Mr. and o y - A. H. Abbe of Vine street! M. and Mo SEosg kil 1s W Mrs M orgia arker of Lexing- | Grove Hill. vith hi 5 s 5 &G o S Thu trom s mid- Miss Carlotta Sloper, daughter of Mii ry e o Mr. and Mrs. Harold ’ l A " sell steeet, returned thi: 00T Kimball Donald Parker is home rookly rinceton univ ek-end with h a three months cr iterranean. s Iratt In New Book soend 5 tion in Pr il 1 Mrs S Arthur Kimb ; : i o DB o et e N for Homebuilders For your lawn oy { Maple Hill, had as her hoy e se of O. F. Parker of Adams stre Logan Page Hawle for Atlan- few day week, Mrs, T Helen P, Brov Hastings of Boston, | a few days th Mas K-end guest Durdsall and M Donald IHic |‘<vv of Linwood str ing of Norwic o o e e e or garden 17-’{1 IEROL CHARCGE a student Mrs. Arthur White of Golf street, 3 ¥ has retrn Mapla Hill PE TRt anor Dolan of : ; i » a-Curtis piece (er spending the spring | an extended trip to Orege pending th ¥ N o w for overy home. \ster, \Mrs. Arthur | ifor Marjorie Galpin of 5 " A The t ,;_..,.”.v, p eton | e Miss Ga and Mis TEinln ' h G re- boif au e T Mt Tnither: Parle For return to Wellesley col- qpgs Dy llustra- ord, Mrs. Loren street Is visiting in New York city, v, Mass., on Tuesday L R tions- imed !jkT's H. Cogswell | .. S 1' Mrs. Harry 1 ! | full of vice \irs. Clifffon McKenna of Maple | Mrs. Gertrude Coombs of ughn rety 10| Grace, of M t Nup onts Still S | B TR e e & [l spent Wednesday in Norfolk | Rock avenue is visiting relat 5 \ AL ST S e e icT ‘ tial Events Still Show | By all means call and assures you life long « the guests of Miss Mary Mans- | Brooklyn, N. Y e two week: . . Marked Falling Off Until y et this book or se satisfaction, tield, formerly of Maple HHil | e e sister, Mrs. ald MeMil A\.Hu Easter Season. | et on: satisfa . Miss Polly Morse of Hawley 1 of Dover Road. i . Miss Victoria Fiske, a student will spend ni t week witl \We have a catalogue Northanipton, Mass., | Josephine Homan Laurel Bea | Dueall McMillan and son. Don Mrs Mary R A | Portbeenclosed 2 for vou—call or phone the spring va- | Miltord, Conn a MeMillan of Dover road will re- trect, anuonnc - mail me a copy of your new book o Fire- for one | with her parents, Reverend | PRI on Monday fri hor dasirhter, Geneviev side Heppiness Ol \. Fiske of Worth- | Talmadge ith his sister, | roof p Conselly, son of Mr. and Mrs g | v ¢ Cedar street, | \ ¥ Patrick €y ¢ n street. | & . of Cedar street, Lt o 1 ek ( 1 S Main str J Hcrbcrt E. Anderson Hicks, son ¢ ost Main st . s . have returned from Gr ernor and Mrs. John 1. Trum- {a few days to open t! ind their danghters, Miss Flor- | dence on Cedar street for Trnmbull and Miss Jean Trum- | daughter, Miss Barl of Plainville, will return to | home forni Wells Berlin. | Miss Evelyn Sw | for ! IR : 0145 HeALR R S h's nght fTOm ‘ o Rackliffe’s i !spring vacation, W rring: 100l, Waterto observed the siaiy-sixth an- L I The Mendelssohn Trio home on Walnus stry [ 1 1 t, is homs from wkcity Mr. and Mrs. Wiiam Trewhella I Vielinist 1 i u 1 * home trom a few days | Y. for her spring rec Mrs. John D Clement and danzh- [of Maple Hill. married in Cheshire ||| Y e | SLEE R Uy Tan s AT TH Rtan e tne Gt 1861, coming to New [l Available for musicales, church | Mrs. Lawrence Humason and ‘or. Tonn. have house | i of 1 i their home thirty. | Services, reception teas. weddings Mrs. Harold Johnson will return | daughter Miss S H'mv« on of gussts of Mrs. Theodore Johnson of | stre 2 i Foe year ' and other social events where ‘o ler Lome today in Springfield, | Vine street are ok in | N strest during the week. On | days . . ; music of a Aicher grode and dis | Mass, She has heen the | New York city. | Wedns evening Mrs, Horhert 2 The engagement of Miss Corinne & (rimination is desired miest of her parents, Mr. and \rs. E | Knowles of Hudson street, Berlin Miss of Pierson, danghter of Aaron Plerson | 1 G5 "Lewts 'of Harrlson strect. | Miss Elizabeth Kimball, daughter entertained for Mrs. C Fri- Sdams. M who has 1 of 511 Church strezt, to L. H x-'\sn-‘hm:mm} Tel. 5000