New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1928, Page 4

B MISS LEONA V. KILDUFF Miss Kilduff beecomes the bride today of William J. Lane of Hamilton, Ont. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kilduft of Corbin avenue. Social Activities About “Gown Yale-Harvard Regatta Will Attract Many — European Travel Popular This Summer — General Exodus to Summer Resorts— Golf Tournaments in Full Sway. HE most thrilling and colorful event to which society folk are turning this eoming week is the Yale-lHarvard regatta on the Thames in New London next Friday. This annual race coming at the close of class reunion and commencement festi ties is a joyous affair that no one misses if possible to attend. Numerous parties will be motoring down to the Griswold Hotel for lunch preceding the races and then to view the gay scene on the river all leading to the big event of the day when the Blue and Crimson match their skiil with oars. One of therdsmartest parties following the regatta, will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Havold L. Judd of Berlin when they will enteftain with a party on a houseboat chartered for the P SL‘.\L\[I-ZI! plans are very much in the lime light at this season of the yetir. The annual exodus to the summer homes and colonies is already claiming many prominent members of New Britain's set with Martha's Vineyard, Fisher's Island, Nan- tucket, Madison and Westbrook being among the popular water- ing plaees A European travel, too, is becoming more popular than ever during the summer months. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G, Kimball, their daughter, Elizabeth, and son, George, sail on the 28th, Professor and Mrs. Stanley Galpin and daughter, Marjorie, of Berlin, Miss Frances Whittlesey and Miss Marion Hellyar sail on the 23rd. Miss Florence Trumbull, daughter of Governor and Mrs. John . Trumbull, in company with her cousin, Miss Esther Trumbull, Mi ily Sloper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sloper are leaving on the last day of the month. Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews and daughter, Miss sailed last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Kohn and family of Hartford will leave Wednesday. * OLF tournaments are attracting a host of feminine enthusi- asts this season to various parts of the state. The eleventh annual state championship for women held at the Farmington club early this week was well represented by mem- bers from Shuttle Meadow club. The last three days of this week witnesses the playing of the Handicap tournament qual- ifying for the tournament to take place the first part of next week. M ‘old Parsons, chairman of the Ladies’ Golf com- mittee of ti juttle Meadow elub is in charge of the affair. i A i wnd at~ Short g SN = e B Summer Homes At ] Arthur G. Kimbail Many—Young People Ree F Lesinton st ot in Prince- | Jine From Sehoc N it commence Princeton Unive — — " il their son, . Fighest ho g s Mo is a grade S moet ; A ~chool. fort J G . % » Mr. strect, ) « colleg lo. Ohio, w1 J r I son o 1 n Chri 1 of [ hincheon today Golf Maple Hill of Mr in the ticut bourne, d bourne of i v re Wilbur 1 t and two member of the ol of B mt s have wibertain Mr. and Mrs. or the sum- ’Emlnnni Place. | Ruby Andrews, ! mer. Mrs. Gilbert is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buell B. Bassette of . & & | { i Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Young of {Lincoln road returned ifrom a trip to Europe. . Wednesday . s Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Platt of Grove Hill left this week.to spend the summer at Nantucket. | | . Maurice Stanley of Lincoln road spent the week in Detroit, Michigan. | Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Stanley sand their daughter, Miss Esther Stanley of Lexington street lcave next Thursday for Oak Bluffs, Mass. ywhere Mrs. Stanley and Miss Stan- ley will spend the rest of the sum- mer. Mr. Stanley will join them at week-ends. PR Rufus Hemenway of Lexington street and Charles Stanley of Lin- coln road were in Boston for a few days this week, | Miss Constance Twichell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben C. Twichell of Brookside road, will graduate irom Wellesley college Tuesday with honors. She has been awarded the Durant honor scholarship. Miss rwichell prepared for college at the New Britain High school and Abbot Academy, Andover, Ma Mr. and {Mrs. Twichell will attend the com- mencement exerci . e | Miss Clarice Paonessa, youngest !daughter of Mayor und Mrs, A. M. Paonessa, was graduated Wednesday {tgom Laurelton Hall, Miltord. Mrs. nessa and Miss Constance Pa- onessa attended the graduation (exercises. . s Mr. and Mrs. John C. Loomis of Lincoln road will return tomorrow cvening fom Manchester, Vermont, where they have been spending the past few days s e Mr. and Mrs. Elisha H. Cooper who, spent a few days in town this week returned to their farm in Lyme vesterday. . .. | Miss Virginta Hart, daughter of IMr. and Mrs. Walter Hart of Hart |street, is attending the commenca- Iment festivities at Smith college, | Northampton, Mas. P Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Beecher | !4nd daughter of Lincoln street leave |today for Westbrook where they have taken a cottage for the sum- mer. . e e Mr. and Mrs. William Rowland and family of Lincoln street leave itoday for Nantucket. | Y | F. Raymon! Gllpatric and two sons of Ten Acre road are attending the baseball games at Amherst col- | lege today. o o Mr. and Mrs. William Heald and daughter of Worthington Ridg: Berlin, left on Wednesday to v it Mr. Heald’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. | ‘Albert E. Heald of Methuen, Mass. | Mrs. Heald was Miss Frances Rickey of Berlin before her mariage. e i Monroe Parsons of Philadelphi was visiting at the home of h (mother, Mrs. €. H. Parsons on West | Main street, during the week. ! Robert Legat, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Legat of Lincoln |street received his A. B. degree at {graduation exercises at Catholic | university, Washington, D. C., Wed- | | nesday. .« o0 | Mr. and Mrs, Pardon C. Rickey of \\\'ul\)lmgloll Ridge, Berlin, will r {turn tomorrow evening from a few days’ stay at Stockbridge, Mass aowow Mrs. Fortis Allis -of Deland, Flori- ca, formerly of this city was visiting }in town this week. She: attended the wedding of Miss Flora Humphrey [uud Willlam K. Bentley Thursday. * oo Mrs, Arthur Sampson and two | daughters of Walnut strect left today 1o spend the summer at Westbrook. Mr. fampson will join his family for week-ends. | o e | Mr. and Mrs. Will son ew York cit |the week-end at the home of Mrs. { Dunn’s father, Dr. J, Martin on Vine (street m Dunn and are spending ! Mis. Colton D. Noble and family ¢ Lexington. strect will: lvave the |early part of next week to spend the | summer months at Westbrook. DY Mrs. George Coit of Rogers Place was In New York city during the West Main St. Your Floral Problems VOLZ THE FLORIST \ HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1928 , Gay in Worcester, Massachusetts. | They will be away a week. « v 0 Miss Nellie MacMillan and Don- | ald MacMillan sailed yesterday from | Montreal for their home in Scot- | {land. They have been spending four | weeks visiting in New Britain and| {Canada. While in this city, they' | were the guests -of Mr. and Mrs. ' | Dugald MacMillan of Dover road. « v o | John Milton Slade will graduate from Harvard with a bachelor of | science degree in clectrical enginecr- ing next week. He is the son of Mr. land Mrs. Louis P. Slade of Maple | | street. | PPN | Hurlbut A. Griewold, son of Mr. |and Mrs. Alfred H. Griswold of Francis street, was graduated with a degree of bachelor of arts from | the University of the South at| | Sewanee, Tennessce, at the com- | mencement exercises held Tuesday. R Professor and Mrs. William Cole | of Concord, Massachusetts, spent the early part of the week at the home of thelr daughter, Mrs. Richard White of Corbin avenue. PR Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parsons of Russcll street will spend next week- end in Palmer, Massachusetts, PRI Ford Cooper und Robert Lienhard, students at Yale School of Architec- | ture, James Cooper, a student at | | Yale School of Law, Henry Russell, Ira Hicks, John Andrews and Robert | Hart, students at Yale university are home for the summer vgcation. PRI Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Kimball jand daughter, Miss Elizabeth Kim. | ball, and son, George Kimball of Lexington street will sail June 27, on |the S 8. Berengaria for Europe | where they will spend the summer in travel, . .. Mre. Goulding K. Wight of Mont- | clair, New Jersey, will spend mext Forest street. She will also attend Miss Naughton is attending the commencement festivities [ weck at the home of her-panents, | 8t Williams college, Williamstown, Mass. Mr. and. Mrs. William Booth on Of Mr. and Mrs. James Naughton, MISS MARION NAUGHTON She is the daughter the commencement exercises of her brother, Curtis RBooth, Yale. o e Miss Frances Whittlesey of Weost { Main street and Miss Marion Hellyar |of Corbin avenue will safl next Sat- | urday for Europe. MISS BEATRICE REYNAL it pRER Miss Reynal will be maid of honor at the wedding of her ni:‘;:::"r"':"gh"“"“" today to make sister, Miss Harriet Reynal to Hubert W. Williams, which takes | S place Wednesday evening at the Reynal residence on Lexing-| | ton street, Mr. and Mrs. Dana L. Vibierts of | Lincoln street’ and their son dand | first part of the week. 6“.11 return to Cranford tomorrow | vania,” who are spending 'the llam Bentley, The :mony former home | PR land Mrs, Thomson will remain in ! month of June with them, are il Thursday at half past five o'clock | Mr. and Mrs. Bentley left for a | Mrs. Wiliam Hart, Jr. of Hart' New Britain for a week. spending the week-end with Mr, and !¢ afternoon in the heautifu) new tiotor trip through the morthern street and two children leave next iy {Mrs. Gerald Vibberts of Scarsdale, 1oMe of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hum- part of New Eugland and Canada | week for Martha's Vineyard for the! o .ig Mre George Kohn and @ Now York. phrey on Shuttle Meadow avenue. and upon their rcturn will reside at | summer, | famiily of Fianttan "will #atl Bn‘. the DI Mr. Humphrey is a brother of the 16 Russell street. | 2 \M”“;mh‘l Wodncaday” fon Europe | M. and Mrs. DeWitt A. Riley of nry;u. The rooms decorated © Mrs, Bentley is the daughter of | children of Grove Hill expect to!\ys, Kohn leave at the end of next week 10 ¢ nd the summer months at West- formerly lived in this | At Polind Springs, Maine, o o e R | Mra. Percy Earle of Maine ‘s Mrs. Joseph Elmer of Parkmore | Visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | street attended the commencement | Sven Benson of Berlin. 3 . Halloway of Murray | xercises at Temple university at | ; e 4 {street spent Wednesday with her| phijaqelphia where her daughter,| Mr. and Mrs. Jumes M. Burdick parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Fox of | Jovanhine, was a member of the |Of Grove Hill attended the gradua- Naugatuck, tion exercises of the National Uni- TR > » versity Law_School at Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnston of |\ \william €. Webb and son ot | - C. Wednesday, when their son, | Maple Hill are spending the week At p o) or gireet wore guests at Chal. | SUIrt, ook the L. L. B. degree, with the Traymore Hotel, Atlantic City. font-Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, this | & large class. The excrcises took DR | place in Continental Hall, the meet- Mrs. Maurice H. Peas¢ and four | . e | ing place of D. A. R. delegates. children of Lincoln Lane will spend | oo pooo 00 S e ot | ke the summer at Martha's Vineyard. | oy (P00 T vesterday | Samuel Fiske, Jr., has returncd They will leave next week. et Chicage. 3 ' trom school -to spend the summer i LTI ] | o o o with his parents, Reverend and Mrs. | Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson of‘ Mrs. Algernon B. Alderson of Lake | Samuel As Tiske of. ‘Worthington Brighton street gave a house marty | 0 8 O . Ik Dame | Ridge, Berlin. ast week-end at the MacMilllan | .o q gaughter of West Hartford. left e summer home in Madison. | vesterday to, spend six weeks at| Miss Margaret M. Kiniry, datgh- R Grove Beach. Mr. Alderson and his | ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kiniry Mrs. Maxwell Porter and WO | 1. pier Miss Alice Alderson, will | of Curtls street, and Miss Mary Me- children of Lincoln road left “this | SURNER S Lot A heir | Crann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, week to spend six Weeks at the Lo | Michael J. McCrann of Lake Court, Mononotta Inn, Ficher's Island. i P |were chosen as marshals for the pnw Mre. Willlam Flanagan and chil- | serilor high school graduation exer- Miss Charlotte Parsons, daughter , o0 no oot (rect will spend the | cises at the sehool Friday, June 22. | of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parsons of o % The o bk, | “Miss Kiniry is vice-president and | | Rugsell street, will leave next Satur- . o 0» { Mise McCrann is secretarysof the day to spend a week visiting in Wor- | junior. class; | cester, Massachusetts, 2, “p o o 58 Monroe street left yesterday to vielt S ] s 's parents, Mr. and Mrs.| Mr.And Mrs! Isaac Porter of Ken- M um Morrlases and ebile| 7% Moore’s paren T, an ! [ aren of Vine street will spend the | SEESS—tm——— e SRS | | summer at Westbrook. o o o | Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Thomson of Cranford, New Jersey, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Thomson's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B, Er- | win of Forest street. Mr. Thomson .« o o | graduating class, . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore of W THE SPRING & BUCKLEY ELECTRIC COMPANY 77-79 Church Street You need it more than ever 7ow .. .. There is never a time when tive Agitation” can get the the Hoover provesits value deeply-embedded rug- more than in midsummer, destroying grit. Telephone when cleaning is heavy and and we'll demonstrate in )‘ the heat exhausting. Get Yyour home. Liberal allow- your Hoover now and enjoy “‘R ce ‘:w"";';:[fll:t’;f“ 1 1] ?f;;";l:‘:{::'gr::“"“ choice of two Hoovers, the ] de luxe Model 700 or the Only the Hoover and “Posi- popular-priced Model 543. 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