New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1928, Page 4

vreeen ey e e wpuh e e Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Vibberts of Sunnyledge were in New York city the first part of the weck. . e . Miss Corinne Goodwin, daughter | lof Mr an.d Mrs. Burton Goodwin of Sherman Court returns tomorrow | wfter spending a few days in New York city with Mrs. George Hilde- | vrandt, the former Miss Eleanor ! Lowis of this city. ! I | Mrs F. W. Walker of Harrison | | street with her daughter, Mrs, Har- | old DBenning of St. Joseph, was in New York city . e John Walker, little son of Mr. | and Mrs. Dudley Walker of Monroc | street, returns today after spending | a week with his grandparents, at | their home in Wilmington, Del. | P | | who h past thre in Bustis, ¥ arrives in Wash- | ington, D. C., on Monday to attend tthe D. A, R. convention. ¢« o Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mildrum who | have made their home in East Der- lin for the past two weeks arc now | living in Bridgeport. o . . Mr. and Mrs. Perey Earls have returned to their home in Kents| | Milt, Maine, after spending a weck | with Mrs. Earle’s parents, Mr. and | Mrs. Q. Benson. o e e | Mrs. Howard Humplrey of Rus- | sell stroct returns the latter part of { next week from a visit with friends | in Old Point Comfort, West Virginia, | and Washington, D. . | o e e Dr. Clifford Vivian and Mrs. | Clifford Vivian of West Main stree with their two daughters, werc in New York city this week. I DY o | Mrs. Harold T. Sloper of Russell | street motored to Andover, Mass., on MISS CORDELIA KILBOURNE Tucsday with her daughters, Miss The engagement of Miss Kilbourne, daughter of E. O. :fl,r,:::anfh}w.cr‘:‘r.‘?,,g:":fudl‘n':";’;“ Kilbourne, was announced last week to Charles A. Johnson. ‘ the Abbott Academy in that town. - ¢« o Among the young men from New Britain returning this week to S 3 l‘% t- -tc ‘% t 66 L’ni\'n\rfilty for the final semester oclal Jictivities u DRI Jl o e e e : Henry Russell, only son of Mr, and M 1 ¢ Ru New Britain Society Welcomes Spring Season — Golf, | Grove Hill; Harold Rossber ) { Mrs. Alice T. Rossberg of Vine at the parson of the Stanley Memor- ial church. Reverend Raymond M. Gilman will perform the ceremony. Miss Florence Larson, a sister of the bride, will be maid of honor. Otto Rittner will be best man. The bride will wear a gown of powdered blue georgette with hat to match. S8he will carry a bouquet of white sweet peas and lilies of the valley. The maid of hondr will wear pink sweet peas. home of the bride’s parents after which the couple will leave on a wedding trip to Niagara Falls aid Canada, They will make their home at 71 Roberts street and will be at home to their friends after May 1. Mr. Boehm is manager of the At- lantic and Pacific Tea company in this city. o o Mr. and Mrs, Robert Story of 51 Lowell street, Arlington Heights, Massachusetts, announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Arlene- Dorothy to Robert C. Vance, son of Mrs. R. J, Vance of 159 Maple strect this city. ¢ o0 Mr, and Mrs. John Grant of Clff street have announced thc cngage- ment of their daughter, Tvol, to John Stevenson of this city. e s o Dr. and Mra Robert Clark of Garden street announce the engagé- ment of their daughter, Martha, to Stanley J. Lonedale of New Ro- chelle, and Bridgeport. Miss Clark, who is a graduate of the New Brit- ain High school and the Normal school is & popular member of the younger set. Mr, Lonsdale graduated from Dartmouth college in 1924. o 0 Mr. and Mrs, George H. Day of Westwood park, Plainville, former residents of New Britain, entertained a number of friends last Sunday in honor eof the twenty-fifth anni: sary of their wedding. Mrs. Day w fore her marri ° o o Mr, and Mrs. H. E. Hitchcock of 1647 Boulevard, West Hartford, an- daughter, Miss Ruth E. Hitchcock, to J. Dexter Walcott, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Walcott of Chestnut street, this city. Miss Hitcheock graduated from Bradford Academy in 1924 and from Connecticut Col- a gown of ashes of roses and carry | A reception will be held at the | Miss Beasle Hart of Unionville be- | nounce the engagement of their lege in 1927. Mr. Walcott is a gradu- | MISS MARTHA CLARK Dr. and Mrs. Robert Clark announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Martha Clark, to Stanley J. Lonsdale of New Rochelle and Bridgeport. and llies of the valley. Miss Sistine [nut street will quietly observe the H. Gnazzo, who was mald of honor, | forty-fifth anniversary of their dou- wore a dress of rose taffeta with hat | ble wedding in a reunion with their to match and carricd pink roscs. | familics at the Balley home Wed- William Gnazzo was hest man. | nesday evening. A reception was held at the home | They were married in the chapel of the bri f | f e —— Sy e s Gardening, Picnics, Motor Trips and Other { Out-door Sports Make a Busy Week. 'HERE is just one event that definitely fixes the arrivai of spring in accordance with the thermometer—if not the calendar—and that is the official opening day of the golf course at the Shuttle Meadow club, It takes place next week, And here's the place for cheers from the sport loving set, which comprises all society, for not to be an enthusiastic fan for sports labels one a back number. The excellent weather of the past week however, has afforded all sorts of opportunity to the out of dnors person and foremost among the sports has been golf. Despite the fact that the winter greens are still being used the course is remarkably fine and during the last few days has been especially popular. Rivaling the golf in attraction, have come numerous other outdoor events. The school set enjoying the Easter recess have found mid-day picnics a delightful source of amusement. Motor trips into the country followed by luncheon or tea at one of the popular roadhouses have added color and met the approval of the older set. Gardening too, is a main topic of interest just now, the vogue for rock gardens becomes increas- ingly popular. It is not unusual to drop in on your best friends | and find them out in the garden grubbing in the dirt. Indeed | a delightful pastime. The call of the outdoors is strong and for many weeks to come holds the center of interest. A pleasant season of golf and tennis matches, horse shows, dog shows, not | to mention the ball games is now in‘ sight, * * EDDINGS of course are a most important item and will continue in the lime light in increasing number through- out June, Easter week witnessing at least one each day with! the announcement of many important ones to come. There is | more than ordinary interest in the betrothal of Miss Martha | Clark, charming daughter of Robert E. Clark and Mrs. Clark to Stanley Lonsdale. Cordelia Kilbourne has recently an-| nounced her engagement to Charles A. Johnson. Theodore | Hart, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Hart and Miss Jane Watkinson of Hartford will be married early in June, uniting | two old Connecticut families. | after spending | . street; Richard House, son of Mrs. A. W, House of West End avenue; John Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs, John A. Andrews of Lincoln street; Ford Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cooper of Vine street, and James Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cooper of Vine strect. PR Miss Jean Trumbull, youngest daughter of Governor John Trum- | bull and Mrs. Trumbull of Pl ville and Miss Jane Rattenbu daughter of Mr. Rattenbury of avenue have been home from Hrad- ford Academy. Haverhill, Ma .. and her si they spent the winter, PR Miss Josephine Elmer, at Templo university, Phi has returned to school aft Elmer of Parkmore street, o e William | Meadow smmett of Mon- ' er, . Oscar Kraus of Waterbury have Mass. returned from Miami, Fla, where senior delphia, spend- Ing the Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. MRS. RUFUS N. HEMENWAY Mrs. Hemenway leaves tomorrow to -attend the D. A. R. convention in Washington, D. C. o's parents after the cere- [of st Mar mony. One hundred guests were {April 11, 1883, by Reverend John present from New York, Pennsyl- |}, Rogers, who was then rector. It vania, Hartford, New Britain, I§is- |is their annual custom to cclcbrate tol, Southington and Plainville. Eas- | {heir anniversary together. ate of the New Britain High school, s Episcopal church on class of 1919, and of Harvard, class | of 1924. The wedding will take place in the fall. been appointed by Mrs. Alfred J. Brosscau, president general of the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion, as chairman of the committee on information for the annual con- vention of the organization which will be held here next week. . . Mley Cooper of Brookside road urns today from a trip through > south. i t ¢ o o Mrs. Walter Murdock of Corbin avenue returncd Tuesday from a visit with her mother in Jamaica Plains, ¢ o 0 Mrs. William H. Hart, Jr, and children,, of Hart strect, has returned from Mamaraneck, N Y. A F. G. Vibberts of Sunnyledge is entertaining a fishing party at Chap- Jan over the week-end. o v . Miss Agnes Warner of High street Mr. and Mrs. William Buell and | gpending « few days in New York children have returned to th r home in Irvington, New Jersey, fol- lowing a visit with Mrs. Bucll's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Canfield of Newington, .« e Mr. spending the winter. PP and Mrs. W. E. Martin of |, Bassett street will return tomorrow |y from Florida where they have been ity. .« .. Mrs. John H. Trumbull and Miss Florence Trumbull of Plainville left vesterday for Washington, D. C., { where they will be the guests of dent and Mrs. Coolidge. Mrs, Trumbull is going to W ington as a Connecticut delegate to the annual convention of the Natioal sh- | 2 Mrs. A. M. Paonessa and dangh. (- v T oo ter, are spending the wock-end in | ; . Washi 5 { Mrs. Buell B. Bassette of Emmons P, [ Place will return Monday from a e e Miss Ruth Lien Mr. and Mrs. H. A. . . Marshall A erend Dr, necticut state chapter of i K | | ALS | rd Humphrey of Russell e ire expected to return opean trip. nylec People You Know—School s After | In and Out of Town With i \ Set Retur Luther Parker and Forest strect are a s v h for the week-end. xington stroet e to visit rela- Miss Harriet Reynal and Miss Beatrice Reynal of will leave tomorrow tives in Orange, New Jersey. and Mrs. Frank Porter of who are spending ngton stre PR eral weeks in California > in Mr. and Mrs. James Baldwin of gantn Barbara during E: Harding street are spending the w Brit- week-end in New York city as t guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arn Wallen. Mar Perkins of Adams .« e e Morgan Holmes Taft school ghiter spending the g v Acre Road, 1 his parents, Mr. s ek Wednesday evening from | M. Holmes of Ad New York city. . . P Dr, Stephen Donnelly rotur \iss Leonie Crowe returns tomor- e from : ) to the Taliama Isles. row to New York city following aj LD verk's with her parents, Mr Mr. and Mrs . Alder-and Mrs. Thomas Crowe Grove son of Lake str ha T from Atlantic City, where they . s e been spending the past ls | Mrs, Charles Solomon, Miss Alice, WAL in Hickey, s Dr. and Mrs Miss Loretta Cauficld sons, Gr . & Campbell are spend- Hill avenue, are in New York city i -nd at the Hotel g for the v Vi , New York. . .« o e Mr. and Mrs. E. W, Parker return | Mrs. Howard Parsons, regent of next Tuesday 1o their home in Colo-| Fsth pter, D. A, 3t Booth, Mrs. Laurenc tomorrow 1o tend enth congress of the 14 in Washington, D. €., rado after spe visiting with re . Mrs. Edwin R. Davis ¥ ed to her home, @ tufus Hem- after spending the L , motoring Myer. Fla H o o e % o e Miss Martha Sachs returns to her| Isaac D. Russell of Grove Hill left home in Wilmington, Dl tomorrow | this week for Bermuda. after spending a % with Miss| N Flora Humphrey of Hil 1 Mrs. Fodward Seehirest of LR y Hiils, ire spending Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Latham cokend with Mrs. Sechrest's of White Plains, N. Y., the | purents, Mr. and Mrs. G, A. Cadwell guests of Mr. and Mrs derick | of Harrison street W. Latham of Black Rock avenuel| SN Miss Maxine Hart, daughter of @uring the wee - Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Hart of Lin- WMr. and Mrs « Baldwin of | coln strect will return with Mrs forest strect roturned this eele | Harold nninz Friday to St. Jo- from a trip to Biloxi, Mississippe | scph, Michigan fo be the guest of and Chicago. ! Mrs. Benning for a month. / \ Mr. and Mrs, James North of | Delta National Honorary fraternit Miss Emily Mott, daughter of Mr |and Mrs. Irving Mott of is spending the week sey college for women held in t | Astor hotel. o o Mr. and Mrs. B. | Monroe street are in Bayside | . e . Mrs. Milton Jones and her house Miss Mary Zielenbach, spent | Friday in New Milfos « e e Joscph Lamb of ¥ | Jolinstone Vanee - of s stree Jeave Tuesday, April 24th, on a hunting trip to Alas’a, i i { Mr.and Mrs Ci Cor hin avenue spent W 1 New | York city. PRI Miss y Ziclent N. J., i8 the house guest cf Mrs. Mil ton Jones of Trumbull sircet, | e o Mrs. Stn an Dyson leaves th nd will be the I Boli at her hom. spend several weeks with her par ent | Staten Island, N. Y. ‘e is in New York City. s ee Richard White of Vance s returned from a trip to G 1ds, Mich. | PRI Mrs. E. Hart Fenn, wife of Con i | t ha HERBERT E. ANDERSON TEACHER OF VIOLIN Srubro. PackaRD BuiLOING ancwsrs ard, daughter of | Lienhard of Maple Hill has returned to Brooklyn | ster at her home. Kendrick, son of | ton, D. €., this we and Mrs. A. D. Kend- {rick has been elected to the Forensie He is also a member of ‘1hu Pi Alpha Pi fraternity. dar street 1 in New [ York city. She will attend the jalumnae luncheon of the New J . Crum of their children, W Britain hospital next Monday 1est of Mrs. Georgo on Trumbull street for a short time, later leaving to Tugald MeMillan of Dover road nd Rap I gressman Fenn of Wethersticld, has visit with her sisters, the Misses Candee of Syracuse, New York. o % % | Mroand Mrs. T. L. Weed and son | of Lincoln strect were in Washing- Con-| Mrs. Irving Allen and son of New Haven spending the week-cnd with Mrs. Allen’s mother, Mrs. Ben net H. Hibbard, Sr, of Mason Drive. Miss Mildred Sternberg of New York city is the guest of Miss Char- lotte Witkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Witkin of Monroe strect. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bones of West Niain St. Help You With Your Floral Problems VOLZ THE FLORIST PRI The engagement of Miss Cecelin A. Meehan of Wallac Dr. Thomas J. Kivney of Hartford ter lilies and ferns were used for | ST 5 decorations. street and |y oana Mrs, Bishop will make | Miss M: garet M. Thompson, WEDDINGS Margaret Malone, a sister of Missy Meehan. No datc has been set for the wedding. | Miss Mechan i the daughter of | the late Mr. and Mrs. hn I, Mee- | Miss Ruth Cossrove, daughter ot | o, 12%¢ M om, ‘Folin ¢ Michael Cosgrove of Chapman court, e o 0 \und Arthur Volz of Lower Lame,| Miss Ann Bertha Gnazzo, daugh- | %K 1 Berlin, were married Tuesday morn- | ter of Mr. and Mra. A. e [l Noms m;\ p \_ork city. Mr. and Mre. Swentusky muhn_-- Ink at ¢ o'clock at the church of St | plainvilic and Phillip Oliver Bishop |\ : ||algeia 2T AV liam sfreeh unon A0, in the Bvangelist. Reverend | of Loa Angelss California, were | Mr. and Mrs. William 11 Nye of |return from a wedding trip to New swentusky of Willlam street, were rried last evening at 9 oclock at ot © Miss Helon Tor- |1he reetory of St. Mary's church by rell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John | Rev. Walter Lyd gorrell of Lakeview avenue, and| Miss Bertha Bernett of South Kenneth C. Kruchten of New York, | Manchester and Everett R. Johnson took place April 5. They will make [attended the couple. and Ph their liome on Long Jzland, New {daughter of Mrs. Agnes Thompson 2 ¥’ was announced last Saturday evo- |y upon their return from a | ©f Kensington, and Jor h Swen- Numerous Marriages of In- | | ning at a dinner part® given by Mrs. | (0ot 500G Washington, D, ., | tisky, son of Mr. and Mis. William terest To Local People— Lonsdale-Clark Betrothal, Thomas J. Laden performed the| narrjed last Saturday morning at | F Berlin announce the engage- | York city. o and also was the celebrant | ¢ho Church of Our Lady of Mercy, |Ment of their daughter, Ruby, to| PR a solemn high mass, He was @8- | The ceremony was performed by Myron J. Morse of East Berlin. | Mrs. Victor Poindexter of West sisted by Reverend Walter Lyddy of | Reverend J. E. Fay at 9 o'clock. Bl . Hartford entertained at dinner last St. Mary's church as deacon and | The bride wore a gown of white | Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo %, Bell of [night in honor of the wedding anni {192 Chestnut street and Mr. and | ve v of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reverend J. J. Keane of St. Joseph's | geofgette, trimmed with Ttalian luc: Charles W. Bailcy of 51 Chest- | Dugald McMillan of Dover road. church as sub-deacon. During the |ang a vell, She carried white roses |Mrs. | mass, Mrs. Kathleen Crowley Bolo- i mon sang “l Love You Truly.” i The bride wore a gown o0f new | __—————fi blue georgette trimmed with Chan- iy 1 and a hat to match, She jycarried a shower bouquet of yellow roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor, Miss Anna O'Connell, | was dressed in peach colored geor- | gette with a black picture hat. Her louquet was of butterfly roses. The | hest man was Frank Volz, a brother { of the bridegroom. | A reception was held at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Joseph I Stagis of Chapman court, for the immediate families. [ Mr. and Mrs. Volz left on a mo- |'tor trip to.Washington, D. C., and upon their return will reside on Pleasant street extension. Mr. Volz | is employed as a draughtsman by | the Stanley Rule and Level com- | pany. Mrs. Volz is a graduate of Bt. | Francis Hospital Training Schoo \for Nurses and is connected with the staff of the New Britain Visit- ing Nurse association. i e e | ! Miss Hildur Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larson of Chestnut street, will become the bride of Raymond Boehm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Boehm of Stan- ley street, this afternoon at 4 o'clock Does the LOUIS XIV express you? There are girls—vivacious, grace- ful, feminine to the finger-tips— who find themselves expressed in 7 this daintily decorated pattern in Towle Sterling! 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