New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1929, Page 4

MRS. ALLAN McKINNIE McKinnie is giving a tea at the Shuttle Meadow club afternoon in honor of Miss Maxine Hart. My next Frid 3 'Spring Weather Lures Society Qut of Doors—Moon- light Dance at Shuttle Meadow Club Saturday, May 18th — Weddings and Engagements .. Crowd Social Calendar. 'HE spring season in town is at its height with social events | coming thick and fast. Martha Moore’s wedding and 1ts attendant festivities kept society on the go this week with a continual round of gay affairs, noon luncheon parties, teas, showers, dinner gatherings and dances. Her wedding on Thursday drew a representative group of social lights, her relatives for the most part, though here and there among the assemblage of handsomely gowned guests were noticed a few of the more intimate friends of the young couple. § Thursday night witnessed another colorful party in town, a dance and supper at the Shuttle Meadow club, which brought | . to & close what society calls the Philip Stanley subscription dances. Si Yaffe and his orchestra played for. the dancing which was preceded by a score or more home dinner parties of ygarious sizes. and Mrs. John Cutter: . moonlight dance and an-old fashioned country dinner, the | gayest in many moons, leads the list of events slated to| occur out at the Shuttle Meadow club next week. Bolton and Cipriano, under the personal direction of Mr. Bolton, will furnish the dance music and dinner will be served at eight o'clock. All sorts;of novelties and entertaining features are on the program for the evening and it goes without saying that a record breaking erowd will turn out for this brilliant party, the details of which are, as usual, in the hands of the regular club entertainment committee which boasts Harold M. Parsons | at its head. - E Horse Show at the Troop B Armory in West Hartford draws ever increasing crowds as the week advances and | etds tonight with a full house and the proverbial burst of | glory. Scores and scores of localites visited the Armory on| "Thursday and Friday, some to view society but many niore with | interest in the show itself which compared more than favorably ! with its predecessors. Right here let us note that interest in this particular sport is much increased in town and in Berlin. | In Stanley Quarter, the bridle trails are a popular .hnven‘ for the equestrienne. In Berlin with Mrs. Matthew Gnswoldi as the ring leader the sport is well on its way to becoming a| permanent fixture. Hunt breakfasts, paper chases and drag| hunts dispute prominence with the usual run of bridge parties. | PERSONALS Here and There With New Britain Folks—Visitors in | Town. | Smith strect are spending a few | | days in New York city | Mrs. Pardon C. Rickey of Worth- ington Ridge, Berlin left today for ! Cincinnati, Ohio. and will visit her . Mrs. William Heald, the for- mer Miss Irances Rickey niec | Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Porter of | W Lexington street will sail for Franc next Wednesday on the 8. 8. Paris. and Mrs. William E. Parker and Miss Frances Parker of Curtis street spent last week-end in Wash- ington. D. ', visiting Donald Park- Mrs. 1. Raymond Gilpatric of Acre road and Mrs. William H. Judd | of Murray strect attending the Senior Pagrant at Mount Holyok college this afiernoor o e s N. Hemenwa treet and Charles F. Lincoln road were in fuity, Thursday of of Lexing Stanley of New York this weelk M. and Mrs. Elisha H. Cooper of Vine street and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- rsh of Bridgeport sailed v from New York for a trip Miss daughter Trumbull Plainvilie, and Holyok: collegr att festivitios 4t the West Point Milit academy at West Ioint, N. Y week-end rumbull Governer Mrs Jean younges John 11 William H. Booth. Carlisie W, Baldwin of Forest street and George I" Hart of Vine street were in New York city on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. as Alen st left yestorday week's trip to California. They ars zoing by the of the P. Canal and will return by rui Mrs. Smith was party Wednesday home of M tose Bt Mroand Mrs. B. W. Lewis of Har- street left yesterday to spend week in Washington, D. C. wa rison given a . eveni <5 Mazie, Katl on Franklin £ Walter Mr.oand Mrs J. G. Scheidler of tuell street attended the grandation vercises of the Roosevelt hospital Tuesday evening. wir daughter. Miss Ruth Scheid- raining school Mr. and Mrs Burdi SHIRLEY STATIONERY CO. Incorporated ENGRAVED SOCIAL STATIONERY 169 Main Street Rear Telephone 5925 Among the hostesses were Mrs, Noah Lucas | NEW RRITAIN DAILY MRS. ARTHUR G. KIMBALL —Plhoto Ly Jolmson & Peterson Charming study of Mrs. Kimball, from the recently completed portrait, painted in her home on Lexington street by Robert Logan, well known painter and etcher of New York and Paris. class. Mrs. William Cole of Concord, {Mass., is spending two weeks with ;her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. rand M Richard White of Corbin |avenue. . o Banton Mrs. Charles of TLong |Island is visiting her niece, Mrs. J. M. Prior of Plainville. Y Roger Whitman of Corbin avenue returned Sunday after spending the week-end with Mrs. Whitman in Short Hills, New Jersey. . . Mrs. James 8. North of Sunny- ledge and Mrs. Harriet N. Merwin of Lincoln street spent last week- | end at Wellesley, Mass. . . Robert Logan left Tuesday for Princeton, New Jersey. to make etchings. Mrs. Logan is visiting her mother in Boston. .. . Dr. Amelia Tutles is spending a week in Washington, D. C. P Mrs. Emma Bristol of New Haven is spending a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. B. . Armstrong, of Court street. E. M. Hayden of Lincoln street is spending a week in Boston. o Miss Katherin and Miss Mary Griffin, teachers in the New Britain school system, left yesterday after- noon for their home in Medfield, Mass., where they will spend the week-end. William H. Booth of Forest street. hix brother, Charlton Booth of Greenwich, and Johnstone Vance of Monroe street, left yesterday on a ler, was a member of the graduating | ten day fishing tri pto Norcross, |avenue, will be in New York city Maine, Y Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bates of Rus- |séll street were in Boston, Mass., [ this week. | . | Mrs. Charles Marsh of New Haven | has been visiting her sister Mrs. George Kron of Glen street. ! o e | Mr. and Mrs. George T. Kimball {of South Burritt street are enter- taining * Leonard Brothers of New i York city this week-end. « e o | Harold N. Parsons has returned to his home on Ruasell street afte: spending & week In the south, .. Mrs. Harold Hatch, Mrs. Donald |Hart, Mrs. E. Robert Carter, Mrs. | Louis Young, Mrs. Russell Germond, {Mrs. Rodman Chamberlain, Mrs. Kenneth Searle, Mrs, Charles Stan- {ley and Mrs. Ralph Howe are leav- {ing town on Monday to spend a week at Marthas Vineyard, Mass. . | Mr. and Mrs, Harold Lee Judd of Berlin. Mr, and Mrs. George {Kimball of South Burritt stree { William J. Sweeney of Cedar stre:t {and Howard Humphrey of Shuttle Meadow road were dinner guesis at the Waterbury Country club last Saturday night following the boat races on the Housatonic river, PRy Willlam H. ‘Booth of Forest street was in New York city this week. PR Mrs. Howard Humphrey returned Meadow avenue after spending fwo weeks at tHe Traymore hotel in Atf- lantic City, N. J, . Curtis Clifford, son of Mrs. A. W, Mr. and “lifford of Kensington Nine Arch Street What is left of our season's stock sharply reduced for quick disposal. Hats, Bags, Flowers, Scarfs. New hats for young wom- en and matrons. Large and small Hats for headsizes. all occasions. Three to Ten dollars. 'nlroet and Clifton Wilson of Weat Hartford are at Newfound Lake, N. H,, for a week-end of trout fish- ing. next week, .« e George T. Kimball of South Bur- ritt street returned home Thursday after spending the carly part of the week in New York city. P | FErnest E. Baldwin of Dover road |was in New York city this week. ¢ o o | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vance of {Maple street are back from Arling- |ton Heights, Mass. .. Mrs. George Talcott of West Hart- ford returned yesterday from a short stay in New York city. DRI Mrs. Addison Chase with her chil- dren, Carol and Judson of New Ro- | chelle, visited in town this week | with Mrs, John H. Kirkham of Lexington street, PRI Mrs. Charles W. Davis visited in | Torrington Thursday. “ v e Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parsons of |Rogers Place are expected home | from California next week. | * e e | Mr. and Mis. Hurold Lee Judd [of Berlin returned last night from New York city. « . . Mrs. Harry 1. Bodley who has| | been spending several months with | her daughters, first in Roscoe, N. Y., | nd later in New Brunswick, N, J., | |returns to New Britain next Wed- |nesday. to spend the summer season |with her son and his wife. Dr.,| |George Bodley and Mrs. Bodley of | Garden street. PR | Harold Shepard of Dover road,| Charles Quigley, son of Mr. and |James Baldwin of Harding street. | | Mrs. Charles Quigley of Stanley 1lmbert Smith of South Burrm‘utreel, will appear in the cast of Mrs. John H. Kirkham of Lexing- ton street and her daughter, Mrs. Stanley Hart of Park Place are go- ing to New York city on Monday. L) Mrs. Viola Vaughn of Agawam, Mass., is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Dugald McMillan of Dover Road. Mr. McMillan who has been in Richmond, Va., with the Putnam Phalanx since last Thurs- day returns to town on Monday. .o The Donald McMillans of Park Place are entertaining Mrs. McMil- lan's family over the week-end, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Far- quhar, her brother, Jim, her aunt Miss Lyda Peeple and her grand- mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Markell all of Pittsburgh, Pa. .. | | . Morton 8wift of Cambridge, Is spending the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orlando 8wift of Lincoln street. PR last Tuesday ta her home on Shutt!c | } Cultural Treat to browse among the interesting Pottery and Glassware, Candlesticks and Book Ends found at Helen Phillips. Pay us a visit and enjoy this opportunity. MRS. THOMAS LINDER —Royal Atelier Studis® Mrs. Linder was responsible for the many. Friday and Saturday night dancing parties arranged last season for members of New Britain’s younger set, most of them taking place at her own home on Lincoln road. “Cyrano de Bergerac,” which will' be presented at Parsons’ theater, next week. Mrs. street, H. J. Bradbury of Wallace . . Miss Elisabeth Fox of Fairview is spending the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Thorpe of Manchester. . . Mrs, Hardy Payor. of Lincoin . . .. Miss Helen M. Downes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Downes of Camp street will be one of the bridesmaids at the Redmond-Mor- risey wedding in Haverstraw, N. Y., Monday afternoon. The bride-to-bel naq left Sunday for a ten days® Miss Marie R. Morrisey and Miss i ork Downes were classmates at the fia | A u v:mfn' .New orks lege of New Rochelle, graduating i y Harold E. G im returned (o gt his home in Vancouver yesterday after spending the past five months with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gwillim of Farmington avenue, Plainvilte, Harold is the ten year old ncphew of Mr., and Mrs, Gwillim. DEEY Ford Cooper and Richard Coop- er of Vine street will sail in June to join their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elisha E. Cooper, who are travel. ing in Europe. e e Mr. and Mrs, Lewie of Manchester were guesta of Mrs. James M, Bure dick of Grove Hill Thursday. e Miss Anna Sullivan of Maple street has returned following a fiva weeks’ stay in Detroit, Michigan,. “ e . Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bates of Rus. sell street are at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York City. .. « o0 Mrs, Sanford Thomson, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Erwin of Forest street, returned to her home in Cranford, New Jersey, on Thursday. Mrs. Er- win accompanied her daughter. - o . Miss Beatrice Reynal of Lexington street, who has been visiting Mr. and Mra. R. Mercer Whyte of Belmont, Massachusetts, and Miss Katherine 8wift of Lincoln street, who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Rob- ert Everett of Arlington, Massachu- setts, returned yesterday. LAY John Meadowcroft of Manchestcr, England, who is on a trip around the world, has been the rccent guest of Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Gwillim of Farmington avenue, Plainville, o o e Mr, and Mrs . W. Lines of Mu- ple Hill returned Monday from Cali- fornia where they have been spend- ing the winter. . Mr. and Mrs. Sturman Dyson and their small son, Sturman, Jr., of Herbert E. Anderson Teacher of Violin For appointment call 361-4 Stuvio; Packird Bidg. Archand Main Sts. .. Mr. and Mrs, Hamilton Bickford of Manchester, attended the Philip Stanley subscription dance at ths Shuttle Meadow club Thuraday eve- ning. . Mrs. John Morrell of Lexington, Massachusetts, is visiting Mr. and SPORTS APPAREL