New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1928, Page 5

= ————— ——— X | M. William Rowland gave a NEW BRITAIN ‘DAILY -HERALD; SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1928 Mrs, Thomas Mullen was given ment ¢ A 1 mittee, who spared no | s ; o e rican Shak 3 luncheou bridge I'riday noon at her{Litchen shower Thursday nizht at tne and effort m proparing an ine |t Tun hosis ;\m:,mrl {n tho | wlven by the Amerioan Nuakospeags % Ihome on Lincoln Road. Miss Mar- | the residence of her sister, Mis. ¢ fomsting pr The young Indics |cd by Mrs. B v+ Woodrufl oa aio | Loundation at the Hotel Drake 1 & " the Sacha. the house guest of Misy, J. Carlod on Grgve Hill. Mrs {making up the committes were: | Jesse Stenbins | o Ul and Mrs. | Shakespearcan rcadings were given 8 Flora Humphrey was the honoree. | Mullgn his mnidc har home with her Miss Moc Abietonon A g S A {by Sothern and Marlowe. Procceds . PR | SISLGF since hwe roecL Narriage but Grangsl. Miss Cele Michalowskl, - M : =ews, for theibonen.of #he Khaghy Mrs. Luther Parkier entertained at [3 8000 10 takc up Her pesidence ou f Miss Helen Itup, Miss Helen Symo- |clected president ot the b::::i sraielpey Momorlal thesler 2t Sinle dinner and cards. Wednesday night | {108 stregts e lcon and Miss Yame Chotkowski. rectors of the Y. W. C. A. at a mee! wm"l P ANeR.. A Ninsenl AN 4 al her home on TForedi street . i e e ling held Wednesd : e |2nd Mrs August Belmopt! awere] b [ Miss Julia Lovin® of” Winthrop | A 1ous e andia sday. She will be 85- | umong the patroncssce . 1rfiiesy traet entirtalnidloquisdas Snon | A lisnse it nd social gath- |sisted by the following officers: First | ngtol s"m F]M 'Im Mrs. CI il s gave sina v r < {cvring of th New ritain sic: "vice pre ol N 3 3 S 2515 i / Ransichnon “‘I(l‘dull\ax\’, 2 S| ngon and Wednesday ovening 1o iy oy YL Hitain Musieal |vice president. Miss Louise H. Noble: | The swecping haon skirt and pe- i on la nestay at - me (HE2N I W OIIAY, SalE O - 1 10e Busincas andifsesand ise” presidant, ‘Mrs. Marous|iite| nantatin mat cr itsy ol Gorgeous) I|om: mh West Hartford, cntertain- | ,c oy Vort " gity “m_ I Women's club rooms White; secrctary, Mrs. Itoger Whit | brief return at a n;.‘.,'“' i ,‘ Sy 0“ B Mes. Harold M. Lenning of st IN§ for her aunt, Mrs. E. W. Park. | i i £ HIRAL 2t which time an man; Mrs. Stanley Goss, | nai g o haaas —_— ) 5 i e M o M “ .. VEN | e e RS e e, At [Murray at the hutierly ball in aid | Washington, April 13 Btyles — e v, S o e Wtk T e e B EVENTS e o or R o Sonenms b et Mrs. White and Mrs. Coop- | | cards for a tuochicon bridge fo be At dinner and cards Wednesdas nilic Andzulats at the piano [ remmitismne wend-time Dalka and | Easter season In Washington seslety : NG S0 |sarga ot a | oot e hame s lenen | G o schottische were illustrated in Miss |remain the chief center of inte el ntertain uesday | siven Tuesday aftcrnoon at the S I 2 the Bruch 5 e | rest Mrs. Benning Gives Party. || Walker home. silates Business and PIO{C\SIUIMI l""."“'”" and an Egyptian dance by | R adinos 20d_alveads iope. mesinigPoune 46 e ) .« e e Mrs. Maxwell Porter entcriuine Women's Gl | [veisier; Jumes Donahue, baritone, | i = gorgeously attircd women, early ar- | '] u Ilects Tt s ; =='| M. H. H. Howurd of Maple Hill Wwith luncheon at her home on Lin- | Teachers’ Club To \leel | With Miss Ruth Edna Schade at [m.‘\ | ndia and Fast Indian personali- {rivals for the annual Daughters of The annual formal dance for the | Wil entertain her bridge club Tues- 'coln Toad last Tuesday Imnoring; nrane. cang “With Joy the Impadient | ties are taking socicty’s interest |American Revolution convention, Normal school students will be held | 48¥ afternoon at her home her mother, Mys. W. Parker of Vo Hunsbandman,” from - the wtons” | ‘lhls spring. Songs written by Rabin- | Which affords yet another clothes' ot ek A e L e Colorado. I g 5 oratorio by Haydn, and the “Invie- | {aranath Tago Sung by the |show for the public. riday e . April 21, 3 y - | nerson . College club of 1y 3 e | poct’s niece, and a can| And speak t el : even y e et e P erson - TR e e e e |7 niccr, and accompanied by an | peaking of clothes, society SulltheMesdow clui Ameng e e I v L Birath ol wart Hartford will -present three onc-act | rison, violinist, with Mye, Andyulatie New YOPkS hm" Takes M“Ch' ancient Hindu instrument attracted | folk of the capital who recently pat- Neiian slanenie mho malasbe L T s strect gave a bridge pariy vestorday | 1o APE 23 in-the auditorium of /1 (1. piano, Hlayed tie Sonats No. many secial leaders to the Hotel (Tonized the ~(fashionable cafe #. ‘\‘;ic“'fi S &‘“{“ :1“‘\1;.""‘(“ ':""""‘w ¢ .. ’ afternoon at her home £ .L';'WT"“P 5;“‘:" ;‘"‘"”' the ausploes g in 12 ahajor, by Handel; Mrs | flleIeSl m oman jrlum where Mrs. Alice Kelley gave | Marks, saw debutantes and other s Miss Marian Scheyd, Miss Catherine | o . o ege- olub of this city. for the | 1Lnini cronlee & Y 2 R 663 | o i ciety girls I . e | mL N 3 o athlecn Crowley Solomon. soprano jen illustrated lecture on India girls lending themselves as Kehoe, Miss Marian Muller, Mis: Miss Florence Tomkins of Murray Az i benefit of the scholarship fund. The S oe, . Miss | f Mrs. Henry Christ of Lincoln | Miss Schade at the piane, sang —_— H -— mannequins to march about among Marian Havlick, Miss 1tose Battaglia | 8treet entertained sixteen at bridge d title of -the- fisst paly is: “Peasc and ; T ! |the diners {atr slreot entertained at b g 10 ow the { Lace s th er cri” i ers in and Miss Olga Hagis Wednesday evening at her home. "';m_x ¢ l'l('plt.lm d at bridge Wed- | Beans," by Pauline Phelps, The o W Bnow ihe Land” BOM | Ny Yerk, Apl 14 B — En- | I e S e ey .n“;:f” I.pr":fi' r;"". 2 2 | Miss Gertrude Gigney, Frederic | Ne8d4Y afternoon theme .of the. play révolves around ' 1 5o PY Themae, and “Ho, Mr. | . Copone announcements were so- | C" 6 Wraps. will be exhibited tn (8 £ b e 0 Al ¥ HeER Y t e play Piber” by (Currang Miss Schade, so. SASCMCNE announcemients were 80- | the. faghion | roriow ot Magic | Kind, but because a beloved one- A miscellancous sliower was given | Lockwood, Miss Helen Connor and | vy yigviore Novris entert [Pt uomiiided pavehology Bro-{rung ity diss Florence. stuiy €2 New Yorks plece de resistance | carpet 1y's ity ‘al to lime socicty woman, Mrs. Helen Miss Agda A. Baldwin of Hartford, | 1'rancis Traver won the prizes. at bridge Mondny afternoon at her {1cior ANd hie inferlority complex |polih I Al Flofhce KU uring the first week of the it | 1 e Sl D 6 i 1 e & L SHTIBCe) AN c Ay L he Presence of women and is niiasonl at the piano, sang : | be given for the benefit of the Jud- | G 9 : A N Mrs. | 3. Tailln e o : 1inthe ¢ and is a ... ” « which began with or | g : 5 \'\.mf;:l:i'“m[ M',\ ::idun(f,"s a:“:z:‘i e Manyico Bracihs | aaelondinsac sanidat fabghi 115 o loca Bintar= § i 06 I SLRING Boats: by ] weck Soclety's leaders. have vied | S, JiCAlR ceiter next month. The The Vi misile A « gton, > Mrs. Mq sruc) e R i Rt B Quilt “The Last Hour” % = Lol B “lwraps of beige or black lace have e Vice-President and = Mrs. n BN D ol ISensineton,. e R AN 2 st that ‘Miss Dorothy Hart of tiy _ ¥ v ¢ f A Tath e 3 Jiingcor Nee Dhsopre vilsan fof :,r.o.gp L‘|d:x ";I ’ ‘llmn‘o[ Ilh“A”]‘i-‘fx‘ Mes. James J. Clerkin of Smith |eity’ will play the leading woman's | V41 Kramer and “The Paltering | W10 caeh other in-cnterainment | soveral linings of pastel ghaded | )awes are ending their social season Saen st oAl G”'M\‘fk”m“- :r“lla\ ‘r”.m)\‘x‘xi Jana Aai_ street entertuined her hridge club | par ¥ the sume composer, Pres. |90 0 concerncd. A box at the | hiffon, any one of which may be i & veritable blaze of glory, and were present from Hartford, Ken- ‘ord un_ club for Mes Jane Wal-|myosgay evening. Mis: James G The second play is titled “One 1 Mareus H. Fleitzer of the cl oper m‘muvl for an evening by | snapped into the coat to suit the |their dinners in the Pan-American sington and this city. The table was | Kinson, who will become the bride of o™ Ny A sehade and M !Lové> Twb 1. Lov by Misk (g of the extensive preparations | 'S Usden Goelet, was a courtesy | er's fancy {Union building were the largest of R denalid b s edler BRCeS T{hnmiol'l el 8L ‘(111: | Flavety won the priz. Campbell Holsworth of Wine ade to make the scholarship Mended to Miss Betty Tailer. e the season, each starting off with of lavender and yellow and a dainty | a\\\.l art 01 inc ':1: -“‘ ) »ou o Iwho 'Will* play the part of Panl U1 €ONCert at the Cump school WHOSe €ngagement to Walter G\frn-- | HALF-AND-HALF | metcorie brilliancy—so far as .the juncheon scrved. Miss Baldwin will fclty, this city, Junc & Mise Maxined s Mortimer Rhodes entertained |Grant, a newspaper reporicr. This AUitorium on April 24, a notabje DY Was announced pins Tallpry e et sdet il . lists went—and tapering oft into ex- become the bride of Evald Johnson | Hurt, Miss Virsinia Hart. Mrs. Har- i ihe members of her supper and | play is comedy of # romantic nature. | “TSUC and social succoss. Dancing | UMOTAINCD @ party of fricnds § ‘,, b sandal divides fiom | ceodingly interesting but non-ofi ol Haitend on May & old Dt nnir and Miss Priscilla Crab-| pyigge etub last cvening at her home | with one. of the players taking & [Olowed. The house mecting was | D¢ D0X where she held an informal Mlv s .-‘; ' to hi l.m\n side black |cial folk. Mrs. Charles ~Sawyer. e [tree will be among (he sucsts 1om ' Bertin, dual Yol of mother and daughics he last of the scason. the next im. | 'CCOPUON between acts. Feran e N other Jasender shatk- | widow of General Sawyer. phyaician Mrs. Vietor Benson gave a show- | New Britain. 0] S | The last play is famous for its | POrlant mceting hemg the annual S Istitching, S 18 opmwork io President and Mrs. Harding, came vr bridge at her home in East Ber 5 | Mrs. J. M. Latham of Maple mn“diaxoguc. called arts.” and was Sathering at which new officers will Bridge partics, always a populat : on for the event, and was entertai i Thursday night for Miss Mar-| The Thursday Afternoon bridse | was hosiess 1o the Thursday Eve- |written by Alice Gerstenbers, the b clecied and the policy for neat | Jiversion of the lttle scason, hay = = ed at luncheon by Mrs. Heber Vo- M s .‘:.m el nus\\‘\(.,.k‘m‘n;‘m:o‘m-“‘«;" ning Bridse club this scene taking place at an afternoon 'ar adopted. In addition, however, | PPN Ut to work by Mrs. William taw, sister of the late President marry Joseph Lingwood of Kensi iss At ik SOl aToye - prizes went to Mrs, W, card party. ‘Pease and is here may be o send-off party for B Leeds (Princess Nenia) and 9’ Tlarding. and other of their friends ien. Miss Tuby Andrews and Ars. Sher-zid, Mrs. W.“H. Allen and Mus. B.|being dirceted by Mra. James Reid Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schailer of | other social leaders, Bridge tourna. | Her Vote’s For Dad formed in that administration, M Ay wood Berger won the prizes J. Hubert, lof Hartford: “One I Love, Two 1 Dristol. who will move fo « hicago. Ments, which society attended on A Mrs. Rupert Dawes and their Mg SlEr S ey A e “ . | o v e Love,” by Mrs. Marian Blake Camp- | There will also be a spring outing | board the Berengaria this weclk ughter. also came oxpecially for Itichard White will entertain - at Olive Judd Tngraham of | Mrs Robert Metcalf of West Hart- bell of Windsor and “Hearts.” by (0 Lake Congamonl. fo the summer |Were given in aid of the Central the dinner Lridge and tea Tuesday aftornoon at Ind avenue will entertain at|ford entertained at bridge Tuesday | Mre. Golda Curtiss of Hartford. place of Leland Picree, one of the Council of Seamen's associations to e Mrs, Cooper’'s home on Brookside |supper and bridge next Saturd. ".()h*rnow) She was Miss Margarct | Mvs. George M. Flanagan is acting dircctors of the clyb, provide clothing., hooks and enter- The president has entertained i g [Christ of ihis city before her mar- |as stage dircctor. 3N tainment for scamen. Marine re- suests on several occasions during | riaze. L iie ’m-T.,"TnM."TCE’, Pty o will fue- g Educational mecting unier g | Feshm and decorations were the week, and Wednesday he had } tise Priaciila Crabiise of Lineon | usic between the plays. {Lsgicos Of chers' club will be | features at luncheon with him at the Whis Miss Priscilla Crabtree .incoln | . x & held on ‘Thiursday, A S Touse, Mr. and Mps, (* ¢ Sk 4 ; O day, April 19, at the Mr. and Mrs us T K. ‘flr“ f‘!"""""*l"_flfl the Alpha ?R"!"'"_?_' The Woman's club of Maple Hill Camyp school auditorium, The speak- | Wardrobes for the shore are now Curtis. of Philadelphis, and Mrs I't\l\r;ly“n;\::rml:'xd é“':,,. catrice | met Wednesday aflernoon at the | ers will be officials of the New Rrit. |45 carefully planncd by fashionabls Tiowland Russcll, of New York. Mr. r » hrings prive. "l“?mtd of Mrs. T. H. Cogswell on |ain school system, who will hring | YOMen as ciening costumes. Pa. and AMrs. Curtis came fo Washing- | Theodore street. Mrs. Nancy Schoon- ages froc the recent Edu ma suits with long ton for herry-blossom s Miss Grace Sw g o : J ! ca- [ pointed ; ) om scason. \-..-n:‘:- :ml:‘(lov:d:lwxv‘a’x::rr\lu:c;:;dw L:!mnknn field secratary of fhe Con- [tional Convention held at Boston, | [TOUsers of chifion in bright check: Awriving aboard their sumptuous {home on Lincoln strest ""'("l]""l “rolllvnc for l\\'om«u at New Massachusctts, The following will f‘\m n with black chiffon coats ar \-wh',fln donia. which was an- 4 L. -ondon, spoke on the college, giv- | speak: Stanley H. Holmes, Miss Ella |fashionable for lounging on the chored in the Potomac and within i e |ing some intcresting facts on its his- | Fallon. Louis . Slade, William (-, |beaches. A difforent hathing suit § sizht of the hlossoms. They live on Miss Georgia Parker ent od e | & suit is _ Miss Georgia Parker ent: “tained Jiory. Mrs. Merwin Tuttle, contralto | French. Harry Wessels, Miss Helen | required for each day. while other | their yacht and do most of their en- her carc club - at Il\mch‘ton and | soloist at the -First Congregational, | J. Bunce and Miss Mary Camphell, |Suits for taking sun baths are care. Htaliing. on b Mrs. Russell's if::fi';l;;“:(r:l? at her home on | New Britain, sang several sclections, 5 H {fully cat so that the decollote of former home was at Northampton. ! Lea Blraet | Mrs. Laur}r‘:}w :1(‘-{:::‘,my3rml.|7nr 0: At fhe annual mecting of the |The Jowest evening gown will not ;‘[ra:,}i :l‘dq.'.’: “\"l md«‘(ri;;d o U‘\. o B nstolib andll Blsinoss land! Brofoss ¢ s reveal an inch of skin untanned Fieent and Ars, Coolidige, ol s - H 1ona omen’s nned, Mrs. Milion Jones of Trumbull | Raymond GGilpatric, vice- | ciun hetd ueine w\"j‘nlln‘: m“!)'\:‘ S was through her that Mr. and Mrs. | street entertamed her bridge cub atl prosidant of the same. elub. wore | Ao b ok . Misa| L Curtis were entertained. though last luncheon and cards Wednesday an L Travers, directress of | oter Rabhit, ircus Clowns,” | afternoon. i present at the meeting. Miss Bertha | nurses at the New Britain General |30d “Jack and the Beanstalk"” Sehron (hoy aniovad: the Semb il 1 e L | Francis. a junior at Connccticut col- hospital, was reeleeted president, |amused the small guests at the | |pitality but with the added pleasure |lege and Miss Mildred Goodale, A | Other offic.rs «lo : it : : | of Mis Coolidge’s presence. M Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Christ of Cor- | v oofficors clected were: Vice. T party with which the Junior | | bin avenue entertained twelve at | cccht #raduate of the Peter Bent|president, Miss Clarissa Rentloy; |league entertnined the children of | | umnell fe eruising* with = M, Tald BYRD’S |dinner and cards Thursday evening. \:\f‘i’f"’?:‘r 'I|:?n(‘llt::w in Boston. werc | troasurer, Miss S Hlelen Phillips: 115 members last week. Sue Hastings' | mre, Emily Smith Warner, o {PIES CUIR R ity b recording secretary, Miss Charlotte [marionettos gave the Gl R L h} The nest mecting will be the an- | Symolans T it IS rmv.dn-, 3 \\':):nw'g:\lrm ‘; daugkter of Gov. Aliro_u E. Smith, 4“:\!‘1"\«”\(«'1\1‘ and Mrs. W. M. ¥y for twelve di: evenin :v {nual mecting of the club and will be | Miss Mary Cliffora; ors. Miss |Roosevelt was in charge of r")‘p‘ may help fer father win the deme. |Chalmers of Tolodo, Ohlo, gave dihe = Pa Ive ) € 3| held at the Blue Plate Tea room on | stolls Gy And A Bl i i Lt arg ' | cratle presidential momination at | congressional set living at Congress GREA i her home on Corbin avenue. [ty rate Jesfuoom o andinliss Ellen John-fparly avich conchiasd Swiin s anil LR SO U IR T i BT whern ey anns fae ne PRI e sor caster o s | . - 2 ue. [~aster eeg hunt. ; a special treat in the ai Mrs. Harry Hodge of Vance street 1“”‘"“‘(‘“" in charge of the luncheon | The members will ohserve “Guest | New York delegation. e e T >‘|‘» :;ngcmf of | entertained three tables-of auction |3T¢ Mrs. Arthur D. White, Mra. T.| Night” Tuesday evening at the club | A rainbow ball is society’s latest Detr At SR W o Ol BEeRT) at [issidge ot Bar bamis Menfiay sresing: L‘} Monier. and Mrs. G. K. Spring. | housc on High street, Thore will be henefit plan fon the aia of crippled ‘~;n”::'v}h‘:n i m.'y:"m o ection of offi will take place | a si i s e Pr_JRughlsng Ruth ang | horos M o ake place hort musical and interesting irav- children. Rainhow light 2 nd reports o e SZile : R ghts played [dean for a spring visit and a sight A biripday party was given by |3N reports of committees will be el falk with pictures of the West. |over the guests, rainhow vatioons.| D+ A. R, Clndldlte [of the cherry bloxsoms. Mra, v:;: | Miss Sylvia Horwitz at her home, 301 : P A social hour will follow the pro- land dancers costumed in colors of {has a magnificent voice and Frid g | F:ast street last cvening in honor of £ gram. Members of the Woman's [the spectrum will be features of the |she san th the M i Ihier 15th hirthday anniversary. Hey.| The Tolish Junior Leagne ball | elub arc cordially inited to be pren. gyt 4 E 7Hh. the Mutine Hand i e ‘. ) be .i' A e e pres- carnival entertainment to be given | ‘lhrflra and on several other occa- cral friends were present and games | 10ld Easicr ) Hantford | net week. ( [sions where Mrs. George £ and dancing enjoyed, followed by the | Women's Club attiacted « Jarge | 9T gl BOOK§ GIF‘T& [ erving of refreshments. Miss Hor. | Sathering from thia eits. Martford. | The next mecting of the Newing. | 1as 1 = [romunnled Sibr, - Bulh Al Taeils | Witz was the recipient of many beau. | Springficld. Boston, Wercester, New ton Garden club will he held Thurs. i e oAl Eolicsn of spring. ler were in time for the children's tiful gifts. 5 { York and Philadelphia. The success | day afternoon & home of Mg, | 76 Tut. snd Phatash's daugitter oy drees marty which MeaERtcy 5 il ; ot ks, iniee featuses o1 & nagoant senve. |Goelet Gerry, president of the Cone of the affair was due largely to the |13 W. Bell in Newington (enter : ’ | 3 Sh T work of miemiers of the ent oBn 1 2 nting the festival of spring at the |Breasional club, gave at the club AEW BRITALA.COMM Eves EXAMINED i NENSINEION “cornival of imagination this wee ‘T"""’h\ afternoon. ‘ XAMI Dancing girls, slaves and priests Everything that Mrs, Gerry plans Tk et e Gaalal ey | for the club is well thought eut and /| Frank E. Goodwin 149 MAIN STREET T'EL. 124 . e | Esesight Specialist Next to Strand Theater || 397 wars s e ‘ GLASSES FITTED ABSOLUTELY SAFE FUR STORAGE —-and convenient HEN we say SAFE Fur Storage we really mean it. 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Mrs. James J. Davis had all of her children with her, Jane, Goloreaiamollc i ictine, i ;"”v" and Jupe being dressed in co- 5 Migsimaer Nights Dias® &t lonial costumes. There were milk- C t . ) tracted sociely to the cntertainment fuaide, May guoens; and GNREE SIS a ert e {from favorite story hooks, and just 9 ! | pretty fluffy dresses trimmed with g : | flowers. ery little detail of the b BT i D & | | Iparty vas carried out with beauty Banquets Weddings ceptions, Etc. e You Will Be Delighted With Our Service At LeWitt's ' \ The Pine Tree Blue Plate Sunday Blue Plate Luncheon Dinner Dinner 60c $1.00 T5¢ Fountain Service of Excellence Soda Shoppe and Restaurant 95 West Main St. Next Door to Western Union) WE SPECIALIZE IN Shoe Cleaning and Dyeing For both men and women. Suede shoes steam-cleaned, re-shaped or converted to smooth leather finish. White satin slippers dyed to match dresscs or hosiery. Tan shoes re-glazed and re-shaped to bring back newness. 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