New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1929, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1929. New York. He is also subscription | daughter, Miss Elizabeth Kimball, | manager of the “Polytechnic . who is at school in Swarthmore, weekly newspaper, Pa. v . S P Miss Margaret Barnum Mrs. Howard Parsons of Stecle bla, Col, and M Ma t street went to New York city on of Da i i sday to join her husband Elizabeth Kimball, daught f i bLeen spending several and Mrs. Arthur Kimball of | weeks in Belleair, Florida. street. . 0 . Itodman Chamberlain of Lincoln wis Hill and road spent the week in Washington, | 1 of Mt. Vernon, D. C. are spending Easter with Mr \ and Mrs. Hardy Payor of Liacoln Dr. Raymond Mansficld and Mrs. i 5 Mansficld of Honolulu spent last | week-end in town visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louie T. Jones of Ten Acre road. Dr. Mans- [field is a former resident of this; ity e Mr. and Mrs. William Bentley of | issell street returned on Tuesday rom a motor trip to Washingto D. C., and Virginia Beach, Virginia. - e Donald Barlett has returned from Phillips Andover Academy and is spending his Easter holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald | Bartlett of Lincoln street. George Linder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thot Linder of Lincoln road has returned from the Moses Brown school to spend his spring vacation with his parents. o« v s Charles Goss returns next Wed- Inesday to Deerfield Academy after spending his ter vacation in with his parents, Mr. and Stanley Goss of Grove Hill PR “ The Misses Chamberlain of Sun- nyledge who have been spending | the winter months in the west have | recently joined Mrs. Andrew Slope | Mrs. Rufus Hemenway and Miss | Mary*Whittlesey at Pasadena, Cal- |ifornia. PR Mr. and Mrs. George Gauer of | Monroe street are spending the : IR | cokocnd in Atlantic City, N. J. sl Barold s o L i b & 3 | Norman Cooley, son of Dr. George EhanlouolniiEsoean | Cooley of Lincoln road has return- LDEwATOkachy led to’ Kent school, Kent, Conn. | e o | Ira Hicks. son of Mrs. Ira Micks of West Main street is home from Taft school for the Easter holidays. “ e « . Miss Jean Stanley, daughter of ! of Lincoin street. | & % p g2 # 5, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stanley of S b » : . | Shuttle Meadow road is home from ALDWIN AMrs. ‘Logan - Page - <SS Miss Wall choo], Simsbury. B, 5 __—Phuto by Bachrach 10 attend dall Hall, Pride’s i : E e s Piiotn 1y Tl S R ¢ MISS ELIZABETH PARSONS 1 ts, Mr. and e e MISS M BENNETT OF THIS GITY, AND: | o o Miss Parsons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart W. Parsons the Easter recess with her parents, Mr. brother-in-law & i Ah1AN 1 ton have returned from Deerfield | : % - : { : :gm.\\(in “‘L ooy el G s a : . : MISS KATHERINE KEENEY OF HARTFORD | Aendemy fo spend their spring re-| ©f Lincoln street, is home from Sara Lawrence College, Miss Bennett, a student at Smith College, is spending her | cess in town with their parents, Bronxville, N. Y, for the Easter recess. vacation in Hot Springs, Va., with her parents, Mr. and Muys, | Mr- and Mrs. Ernest Pelton of Ior- Clarence F. Bennett of Forest street. RO lof Waterville are visiting their| Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hart of | as o k-end at the i T of Mr. and Mortimer § g oMl g F ol VY Mrs. Tra Hicks of West Main|daughter, Mrs. John S. Dixon of Hart street, Mr. and Mrs. Maurlce ocia C[lUltl@S OL’t own of Short Beact ; street has returned from a \isit to| Mason Drive. Pease of Lincoln Lanc, Mr. and | | James Hutehin- | John TLoomis, Jr. yvoung I Mrs, Charles 13 g California. | Stanley of Lincoln d Sw of Mr. d Mrs. John ¢ L(’v f L SNS a i Willium J. Noble, Jr., is spend- road and Mr. and Mrs. Rodman M Lnw Muc- Jr:’wn:u road, is home ;H‘!" Suficld | 3. . Hart has returned to Kentling his Easter vacation at his home. Chamberlain of Lincoln road left Brilliant Round of Parties Planned for Easter Week— 770" = °® g i e il e school, Kent, Conn., atter spending | 550 Ihursday for Martha's Vineyard > . 7 g nnsylvania, for th : 3 his spring recess in town with his| Seanor Vivian of Wellesley, and will rcmain over the holiday Engaging Dinner and Dance at Shuttle Meadow acat el e lan 3. English and son Allan. parcnts, Mr. and Mre. Walter HArt| Masc. is visiting with Mr. and Mrs week-end. B : B : i Sy - |Jr. have com rom New York|or Hart street ! Tz e DY onight — Mrs. Christ to Entertain D. . : ker ana i i S hd oo {oton M s S | R Mrs. 1. P. Usher of Plainville | Y Next Eridav—0ther Notes ren of 1 spe : : - 2 Brngllst h. v sec sitin V. E. Atwood, Jr, is home from Mr. oand Mrs. Andrew Williams Was & guest at tea at the home of A. R. Next I'riday ther Notes. en iends in town this wee, Pomfret school to spend his Spring| and children of Maple street are Walter Damrosch in New York, o : s s 3 vacation with his parent, Mr. and chonding the Easter holidays visit- Monday afternoon £ untold lliance, especially ; rnir eir home 2 " Al\v‘\ .‘(‘,\\ .'y] ln».:.‘,x e J\’M‘)‘l‘); Mrs. W. E. _\v‘-o.: r.vf Vine street e oma i ae g v tenias i th Tl “ .. ol and college set wl cems already | or e Sl s A, : M iowod beth, N. J Menry E. C. Hill of Linwood to have tu 1 the town into a gay 1 of all sor he 1 calendar, luncheons, tec ridge| ¢ A A wir i ’arsons of Russell stre road are sailing for Europt on the parties, dining, g 1 supper ties, cor rvck and/| | i LS pEnt t t are leaving v wee rthur ! xington street, | 15th of April F o v i 1 1 nigh ]A”j\L ¥ Sl : i fast. Elva Mc 1 i , SR 1 1 gone for se Mrs. Roswell Moore and daugh- il aw al: ' T I o ¥ 4 i 2 Kimball will ret ter Caroline of Lincoln road have | S el ‘ | € e : : aapnael extended trip to Ge . Jrl"_,mm, ! E T e telair, N. |fore end of th ¢ been spending a few days in Green- | Miss Ella Sloy laughter of Mr. By .('.rma") G WG S with - Mrs.fand Mrs. Hi A RUs-' \r. and Mrs. William B. Shep- loorc's parcr [ 2ol pent e hons Monday 101yr4 of East Berlin. have as thelr spend a few in Newton, Mass. | gyest, Miss Jean Showalter, daughe e L See el : | Mr. oand M _‘I|<<x,m R-»nnm»t and | DY street will sail April 6, for a visit a of 1 | ing t little daughter Serita of Dover road | at his former home in England. He | Mr. and Mrs. Willia Moore and 1 2o 1o Bootl 2 con ot Montoe strect e apending | Will €0 1o Scotland and France also, the Easter holidays in Worcester, S50 Mass Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoghstrate of Glen street left on Tuesday for an aflal.h B h e : . 5 A < i New ¥ v t 18 iday i L visiti Miss Lvelyn Hart, daughter of |with Miss anor Richie, On week with t! b LR . ng ) . Johr 3 sickfor M. Hart of Unionville, and|Thursday, Miss Slope e o | S — Easter Monday. - s st Ea S RO LG t tormer resident of ¢ v ell seminary, Au-|school 1se ine the Pines, Nor- i s 5 iy J tale, Massachusett scently | ton, Mass EMBERS of tl e ) club a tiptoe i § Sl r. and Mrs. Donall Gafine 1 \ Phitadel- | pl 4 violin solo, “Solotudino™ | ” Herbert E. Anderson expectation erv Ul 3 ) & to Mis ¢ - i SpERdIng : ! 1| by Sodero 1 Mrs. John H. Trumbull and Tier Teacher of Violin Ball, taki pla t > clubhouse I There i 1 tor IR ERE ED S e | ters, Miss Florence Trunihull For appointment call 361-4 : Jean Trami of Plain- STuDID: entertai ns the comn } ) amuse | e b s p ned 1 . . e e Tomind |_Packard Bids__Arch and Main Sta the diner week-end New evening. tiy 1 t f > dance i Fire rect, | t } trect returncd on Thurs- headed by I\ 5. 1 t 0 ; t { Atantic y and New Humphrey, the latter three h: : 1 f th s T L nd M 1 £ rs. 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