New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1929, Page 4

Hough before her marriage. | S8 BERTHA HAZEN turned to the University of Vermont where she t prominent member of the senior ¢ 1 mother, Mrs. 1 n, of East I Social Activities About ‘Gown Easter Week Gaieties Provide Interesting Time for Society Folk—School and College Set Hold Center ve Kline to Sing at Choral Club Concert—Other Affairs of Not ITH hold seconded 1 and colleges filling i to the morning ur place on i voung fol town tomorrow king e at the the New Britain Hungerford and Arthur ( as 1t ) i Olive Kline, Judson Ho 5 » Webb tl s and with a chorus of unusually lovely pleasure i ured those who com and by i noted up fr audie “ari are coming HE S part young dancing cl intercs set and advance ®inf grotesque lovel circus HE spr various anntal nie the 19th ¢ to the oflic Daughters of American official meetina, g on t place at the Shuttl party and with electio Continenta 1 clul Aadow In- a4 Mre nf Arch- John C and Mrs. Road, ret .oomis o Tonday Mr Groy Mrs, A : ‘Hxll and Miss Mary Whittlescy LW Maple street. M college. { the Easter holidays with her . Blenner, | f West Main street return next Wed- nesday from a trip to the west coast. DR Miss Elizabeth Kirk of Chicago. 11l arrives next week to spend sev- cral days with Mrs. Ge-rge Kimball South Burritt street. . s . Channing Wentworth of Medford, Mass., arrives tomor- row to spend several days with her Mrs. Robert C. Vance of Mrs. sister, Kenyon Loomis, son of Mr. and John C. Loomis ~of l.vm,olnI Road, returned Monday to Amherst | o« s . Joseph Stone and son, William, of Ten Acre Road, returncd last night om New York city . . e city of York and son in New Ross Gilpatric Acre Road are for the weck-end f . Mr. and Mrs Glen Ridge. with Mrs and Mrs reet. Mrs. .« . Edward A. Mau of | spent Eas- h 1's grandparents, Jacob Weber of Arch was Miss Vivian M M . \d Mrs. Mortimer Camp of | leave today to spend al days in New York and Phila- | ielphia. . Knudsen, internation- was a guest this week of Al-| rt Goodwin Loomis of Grove Hill. | iy ‘ Miss Ruth Hart, Miss Mildred | iy and Miss Marion Muller spent | week in Atlantic City, New| | . e | Miss Elinor Pond of Maple Hill | pent Easter in New York city. | $n T Y v SV William H. Booth of Forest strect, | spent the week at the home of }Hs“ sister, Mrs. Goulding K. Wight of Montclair, New Jersey. ! . e } Miss Leonie Crowe who has been | siding in New York city during| e past two years returned to her home on Grove Hil Wednesday. Her marriage to William J. Nixon place this Thomson of Tast nson's par- .. Erwin of _end with M Mr. and Mrs.'H 1 ‘ MRS. Ashley was M Mrs. Bret Neece of Corbin avenue ents | M visit her riboro, STANTON ASHLEY 1 s Elva McKirdy, daughter of Mi . William N. McKirdy of Lincoln street, before her marriage which took place Tuesday afternoon. Katherine Swift, daughter of Mr | and Mrs. Orlando Swift of Lincoln street, return Wednesday trow Sui- merville, 8outh Carolina, where they have been passing the winter, PR Edward Christ of Ten Acre road is in New York city. . Frank Wachter of Park Place has returned from a trip to California. o .. Mrs. Gertrude Coombs of Black Rock avenue 13 visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. Oliver Pease, of Piainville. o e e Carl Blenner and Basil Lermont of New York ‘city are spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Humphrey of Shuttle Meadow avenue, s 4 Olive Kline, soloist for the Cheral Club concert is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kimball of Lexington street. . . Mr. and Mrs. EI atlan Moore of Sunnyledge return next Kriday from Florida, where they have been spending the winter months. PR Donald Parker returns today to Washington, D. C., after spending the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Parker of Curtis street. ¢« o o Mrs. Maxwell Hart and daughter, Miss Maxine Hart of Lincoln road, expect to spend next week in New York city. s 0 Mrs. Harry Abbe of Hampton, Virginia, is visiting friends in town. . BMiss Evelyn Sorrow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sorrow of Maple Hill, is spending the week with her sister, Miss Frances Sorrow in Bos- ton. ¢ o 0 J. Clarke Coit returned Friday to his home in 8t. Louis, Miss., having | spent the week in town with his son tand daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Coit of Shuttle Meadow ave- | nue. | Miss Ruby Andrews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Andrews of | Lincoln road. is in New York city | { for the weck-cnd. | P | Mr. and Mrs. George Coit of Shut- |tic Mcadow avenue have taken a| Ihouse at East Dennis. Mass. and | | will be in residence their all sum- | Sl mer. John A. Andrews. Jr., is homeg | from Yale university to spend his and | spring recess with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Andrews of Lin- coln road. —Photo by Murray Studio ¢« o o Mr. and Mrs. William P. Felt of| k-end | is, who Preparatory recess. Th in Europ: in 1027, Miss (" line T ned vesterday to her home ending the weck Roswell Moore. .« o 0 ome from Loomis school for the vour th Dr in Greenwich with her two Wainright of Cu Thursday to sper w York ci Miss Elizal t left on d Ten Ac art of the wer Dixon of Etor from a trip to Harold, Jr ind after spending the part of the k in New daughter turned 1y York city re sterday car wes to the Vow Hamp- oper o ined to Storrs Storrs, Conn. of New Shuttl York Howa Meadow R ] I(S STATIONERY GlFIS “Double four hearts”—our cards and bridge tallies go a long way toward making the afternoon bridge a suc- ess. Prizes too, that will warm the heart of the most seasoned winner. West End avenue sail for Europe carly in May for a motor trip in kngland and Franc i Hi Mr. and M return to their road on Monda dence at the E. on Sunnyledge | months, the City guests at Hall, Atlantic lolidays. o . Mrs. William wghter, Doris, New Jersey, were the g week of Mr. and Mrs. Loomis of Grove Hill. o e Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Chapman | ind children have returned to their in Bridgeport after spending ter holidays with Mr. Chap- ws parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. an of Weils s . . Chr former wnding Sturzenegger £ b home on Lincoln o ack ifter being in resi- A. Moore residence L for the past few Guorge Frank Vibberts, son M ¥ of Mr. and ank G. Vibberts, of Sunny- ledge, Maxwell Moore, son of Mr. and M Allan Moore of Sunny- | 1edge, Tra Hicks, son of Mrs. Ira | Hicks of West Main street, and | Joln A. Andrews of Lincoin street, are home from Yale for the spring ! recoss, home the Goor 1 M 1 of ck-end | . . MEETL Mr. and Mre. George Howe of | Springfield, Mass., are heing enter- tained over the week-end by Mr. and Mrs. Dugald McMillan of Dover road the Corinn his city Mrs. ton street with Georze Bres to her home er spending Muss, \ or irray has returned Hurrison street several days in Bos- Miss Bertha A. Hazen, daughter of | Mrs. Isabelle Hazen of East Berlin, will he graduated from the Univer- sity of Vermont in June with the de- gree of Bachelor of Philosophy. | Miss Hazen has been very prominent I'orest in all college activities and is vice Miss | president of her class. She is & mem- Mrs. G cet, are hor I weeks in . Morton C. 4 her grandd A yn nd daughter, iarrison ter spending sev- “lovida . . Cadwell adwell of Swift of Mrs g ghter, Parker { Parker Gennecticud | ford. o Roswell Moore will | MISS FLORENCE STEFFICK The engagement of Miss Steffick to Robert Doyle was announced recently by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Steffick of Bassett street. The marriage will take place in June. ber of the Upsilon chapter of Alpha Xi Delta and has recently been placed on the president and dean’s honor list for scholastic achievement. Miss Hazen has returned to the uni- versity after spending the spring re- cess with her mother. P Mrs. Victor Poindexter and liftle daughter, Elizabeth Ann, are now re- ceiving visitors at the Poindexter residence on Steele road, West Hart- < of the American Revolution in hington, . C. as delcgates from the local chapter. s e e e Mre. Tloger Whitman — and twe children of Corbin avenue leave tos day for a month's visit withe Mrs, P Whitman's parcnts in Short Hills. Mrs. Olga Moberg and son, Oscar Moberg, of Glen street are in Washe ington, D. C. i . Stanley Hart of Park Place is in Holland, Mich. ¢ o e Mr. and Mrs. . M. Hayden of I.incoin IRoad and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Hart, Jr., of Hart strect are spending the week-end in New York city, Miss T.olia Littlchales of Lenox Place returned Thursday fromn At- lantic City. . . . Miss Corrine odwin, daughter and Mrs. Burton Goodwin of Sherman court is expected home tomorrow after a visit with friends 2 Miss Sarah Schafer of Bosten, Massachusetts, was the guest of her Herbert E. Anderson Teacher of Violin For appointment call 361-4 Stupio: Arch and Main Sts. Mrs. Helen Oster of Slater road has returned from Northport, L. 1. e Mrs. Howard Parsons of street, Mrs. Willigm Booth of Ior- -5t street and Mrs. Harry Bates of Russell street will leave next Sat- | urdav to attend the thirty-cighth Continental cor s of the Daugh- Steets Packard Bldg Lady THE MARKED ACCEPTANCE OF OUR NEWEST PRESENTATION Flowered Prints Year Round Fashion IN STERLING ASSURES IT A PLACE OF HIGH FAVOR IN THE ENTIRE COM- MUNITY JEWELERS FOR ERATIONS FIFTY-FOUR MAIN ST. 440‘”