New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1929, Page 4

* s o Arthur Gauer, son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Gauer of Monroe street, is spending the week-end in New York city. Y5 ¥ . Miss Constance Twichell, only daughter of Mr. and Mra. Reuben Twitchell of Brookside road salled for Europe last week and will spe: the summer months on the coati- nent. TR Y Mrs. Truman Bristol of Garden street and Mrs. George Hildebrandt of Randecker Lane spent last week in Cheshire, ¢ s e Miss Marie Bones of Staten Island, Mr. Foste of Montclair, N. J., are spending few days with Miss Bones' M Sturman Dyson of Ceri ue. o o0 Mrs. Howard Parsons of Steele atreet and Mrs. Harold Judd and twe children. Philip and Virginia ot Berlin, left Wednesday on & short western trip visiting first in Detroit, Mich., with Mrs. Judd's brother, Warren Hopwood, later going on te Chicago, Ill, where Mrs, Parsony will be a'guest at Mrs. Wilson Kil- lough’s home and M udd and her children will visit Mra. Joseph Fee, ¢ o 0 Earl Van Buskirk of Ten Acre road was in New York city yesens day. ¢« o 0 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Searle of For- est street, opened their summer home at Madison. Memorial Day, entertaining their two sens and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bearle of Adams street and Mr. and MISS DOROTHY WALRATH —Photo by Juhnson & Peterson Miss Walrath’s marriage to Paul Lucas )takes place this afternoon at 3 o'clock at St. Mark’s church. l_ ocial thivitles FAbout Gown Chandler-Hart Nuptials ‘at Noon Today — Brilliant . Social Week — Holiday Occasions Many Gaieties ~—Other Events of Interest to Hardware City Folks. W BRITAIN started, Monday last, upon a most brilliant week, with many wcrl activities crowded into the days and nights. Monday witnessed a gala affair out at the Country club, an all day pasty; featuring golf, luncheon and| bridge. Perfect weather added to the general success of the day, while early summer ¢ogtunies in lovely pastel shades and tities of colorful flowers turned the dining room into a spot ocharm and brilliance. Tuesday, there were numerous home es, final bridge club gatherings and supper parties. ‘ednesday, scores of local folks motored away for Mémorial Day, entertaining guests and relatives at shore and country homes, The splendid weather assured the success of these parties; making bathing, boating and beach picnics the amusement of the holiday a:ld :«ee‘k-end‘ 4 beld & Y AAXINE H , only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell M Hart gf Linwl;ri' lo:d is now' Mrs. Sanford Chandler, Her marriage took place at 12 noon today in St. Mark’s Episcopal charch. Simplicity if that were possible was to have been the {keynote of the nuptials and though 1,000 invitations were for the marriage service, crowding St. Mark's to lug eapacity, those bidden to the reception at “Wayside Farm' ‘indluded only relatives and a few intimates. Mrs, Chandler was one of the loveliest brides of the season. Her wedding f$recession was most picturesque, suiting in harmony the quiet of St. Mark’s. The bride herself was in a gown of white :fi-: of uneven hemline, falling in many ruffles to the floor, over which fell her long real lace veil, fastened with orange Blossoms. She carried a sheaf of calla lilies and altogether ‘made a most attractive bride, the effect being further enhanced y the delicate colorings in the costumes of her attend has so lovely a bridal tableau been presented ‘in s, Miss Elizabeth Green of Dayton, O., served as her maid of hémor; wearing a bouffant frock of Dresden taffeta. A soft girdle r 'm::fined the long bodice and fell below the hemline * fo the floor, a large lavender picture hat and a shepherd’s crook ‘fastened with lavender orchids completed her costume. The i s wore dresses of similar type, of the same colorings - and same style. - They also carried the shepherd’s crook decked with deep purple pansies instcad of orchids. : 5 , was'an.unusual.and r?ll,\: a I'):nuti{ul wedding procession. FBW fiow ‘until fate June summer plans supersede in interest all other forms of activity. Commencement exercises too, claim attention and this season witnesses no small number of important graduates. Kay Clark, charming younger daughter of Dr. Robert M. Clark and Mrs. Clark completes her work at Beaver College this year. Elizabeth Cooley, the only daughter of Dr. George Cooley, has already finighed at Miss Chamberlain’s school and will enter the Museum School of Fine Arts in Boston, Mass., next fall. Ella Sloper, the youngest member of the H. T. Sloper family, will veceive her diploma from House in the Pines School at Norton, Mass., on the 11th of June, and returning to New Britain for a short time. She sails for Europe on the 20th to spend the entire summer traveling on the continent. Flora Hine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Hine, receives her degree from the Connecticut College for Women this month and is planning to attend a secretarial school next fall. Betty Kimball, only daughter of the Arthur Kimballs, who comes home from Mary Lyon School next week, leaves at once for Wellesley, Ma to attend the graduation exercises and festivities at Dana Hall. Later she goes down to Princeton, N. J., for the exercises at the University. where her brother George is a graduvate student. The two Parsons irls, Elizabeth and Barbara, the older daughters of the Stewart arsons will soon he home. Barbara attends the Sarah Lawrence College and Elizabeth is at Mt. Holyoke College this year. Polly Pease, Doris Merwin, Frances and Jean Stanley, | arion Bennett and her sister, Helen Bennett will all be here| for a short time, turning the town into a gay mecca of revelry before departing to various summer playgrounds. PERSONALS Here and There With New Britain Folks—Shore and | Country Popular. and Mrs. Buelt B. Bassette of Em- nons pl 1nd leaves with them to ittend the commencement exercises ‘ it West Point, N. Y. Returning to New Britain she will occupy the Rodman Chamberlain home on Lin- voln read for the summer months. | 1 ert and her two e s, E. Allan Moore of X & her daughter, Mrs. Maurice . Svilber G of Lincoln Lane and Miss chilren, Elizaeth and Wilbur, Jr, ily ®loper, daughter of Mr. and of Beaumont, Texas. are starting Mrs, Harold oper of Tussell east nest wee i stopy at Detroit. | sireet ar moioring to Andover, Mich. = ardt Mantine, N. Y. before Maes tonday to attend the Ab- * coming e 10 ew Beiwin. hott Academy Centennial -eelebra- Mrs. Gilbort juins her parents, tion, Sunny- on Y v hene Mr. | Mrs. Raymond Searle of Hartford. LR Mr. and Mrs. Harry Batés of Rus. #¢ll street and Mr. and Mra. William Bentley of Russell street were at Madison this week. ¢ o Mr. and Mrs. Donald McMillan of Park place were at Madison on Dee- oration Day, visiting with Mr. Mc- Millan’s parénts, Mr. and Mrs. Du- sald McMillan. ¢ o 0 o Miss Frances Whittlesey of Grove Hill was in New York city on Monduy. / ¢« o0 Mr. and Mrs. William Coholan ot Lincoln road are spending the week- end at Martha's Vineyard, * e e Mrs. Albert Robinson of Jamaica Pisins, Mamachusetts, arrived Wed- nesday to spend the rest of the week with her daughter, Mrs. Wal- téer Murdock of Corbin avenue. * o 0 Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Camp of Park place are spending the week- end in Boston. Mrs. Camp will at- tend the reunion celebrations at Radcliff's college. A ¢ o0 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Britton and family of Ten Acre road have re- turned from a few days’ stay at the Thousand Islands, where they have a summer home. v e e Miss Grace Duncanson of Cam- bridge is spending - the week-end with Misa Ruth Ruistol of Seuth Burritt atreet at the Briatol farn in Cheshire, L ) Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. 8hepherd of Dover road and Mr. and Mra, Charles Hawkins of Derlin are on & fishing trip at Moosehead Lake, Maine, ¢ o0 Mrs. Clarence F. Bennett of For. est street and her daughter, Hélen, were in New York city the first part of the week. - ¢ o . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore of Monroe street left Wednesday ave. | ning to spend the week-end with Mra. Moore's parents, Mr. and Mr. Jay of Worcester, Massachusetts. R Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reyna! and family of Lexingten street spent Decoration Day at their summer home in Madison, ¢ o o Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Engstrom and Miss Marion Nicander of Shut- tle Meadow avepue are spending the week-end in Atlantic C'ity, at the home of Mr. and Mee. Alfred Hjort. Girl Brides Girl Graduates Every Girl!! in the Month of Rom with the gift you send MISS MARION BENNETT ‘ Miss Bennett is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F, Bennett of Forest street and a member of the student body of Smith College, at Northampton, Mass, Mrs. Hjort was formerly Miss Jenme}uncc Manning and David Manaing Engstrom of this city. are new in residence in their new o o home on Lincoln street, Mg. and Mrs. Dudley Walker of ¢ o o s Moneoe street and Mr. and Mrs.| Mrs. Buell B, Bassette of Em- Percival Platt of Ten Acre road ar» | mona place left on Wedneaday for spending the week-end camping in|a ten day visit with her sisters, the New Hampshire, Misses Candee of 8yracuse, New . ¢ o0 | York. Miss Elizabeth Green of Dayton. ‘Ohio; Elton Chandler, Jr., of Au-| Mrs. Virgil Paimer of Harrisen bura, Maine; Eric Berg of Hebron |street returned on Wednesday from academy, Maine; and Richard Pet- Olean, New York. tingill of Annapolis Naval Academy. | DR all members of the Chandler-Hart! Mr. and Mrs. John Groth, thejr wedding party are the house guests!daughter, Helen, and son, Howard. of Mr, and Mrs. Theodore 8. Hart|of Locust strect will sail July 6 for of Lexington street. la trip to Europe. They will viait g ¢ o0 . |Germany, France, 8witzerland, ftay Mr.' and Mrs. garold Peck and|and other countries. two children of Brady avenue were oW % at Money Island, Stony Creek, on Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Riley of Decoration Day. Russwin road were in New York 8 pie city the first part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Btanley Gwillim of e AT Farmington avenue, Plainville, will Mr. and Mrs. W, C. Hart and return July 9, from a trip to Cali- | daughter, Miss Ruth Hart, of Rox- tornia. e o o Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Beecher of Lincoln street spent Decoration Day in Cheshire. . o Theodore o | Mrs. Manning, Miss Wedding Mass., whoge Mre. children will spend the summer, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Parker of Forest otrést have opened thelr sum. mer héme at Créscent Beach, Ni. antie, o o o Mr. and Mrs, Howard Bruemmer and two emall sons o2 West Main otrodt are to be At Westbreok this stason, Mrs. Brusmmer and the ehlidren plan to g0 down about the 181 f_June, while Mr. Bruemmér will motor down woek-Suds through- out the seasen. o A Mrs. George Prentice eof Rerlin will entertain the members of her bridge clud at her summer home on the Cape uoxt.wnk. : L Mr. and Mrs. Fred Troupe of Ber- lin -are on & motor trip threugh Canada. Mr, and Mra. Robert Logan who visited in town for several weeks this spring are salling for Europe Aext week. e o 0 Mr. and Mrs. Sturman Dyson of Ceorbin aveaus are plansing a, trip to Bermuda theé latter part of this meonth. L Dr. Clitford W. Vivian and Mm. Vivian with their two daukhters, Elisabsth and J'rances Vivian of West Main street were at their ;summer home in Trure, Mass., on Memorial Day, , ¢ e o J. Clarke Coit of 8t. Louis, Miss., visited. in town this week with his son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Géorge Coit of Shuttle Meadow read. U e o o Miss Corinne Géedwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burtea Goeodwin, of Sherman court spent the holiday in New York city visiting- with Mrs. Eleanor Lewis Mildedbrandt. e e e Howard Humphrey eof Shuttie 'Meadow road réturned frem New York city last Wednesday. o o Mra. Robert C. Vance of Maple Street is entertaining her father, Robert Stery and her asister Mra, Roscoe Whittemore, both of Arling- ton, Mams. = . o Sidney Moatdgue of Cambridge, Mams., is ing & fow days with his mother, Mrs. Willlam Montague of Hawley atreet, 5 .o “Mr. and llr:. Arthur Kimball of Lexington strect haveé returnbd frém Hot Springs, Va. A DR Judge and Mra. William F. Man- #an and children of Bassétt streer spent Memorial day at their sum- mer home at Bayview Heights. Miiford. ¢ o . Rev. and Mrs. J. Roy Wilkerson Invitations ‘ and Announcements ance will be delighted her from In the New Therm-o—gmphy Process Beautiful effects, like ‘engraving, without "the expense of copper plates or dies May We Show You Samples? ADKINS 66 Church St, f MISS KATHRYN CLARK : g o, o ot Gt street; w 'rom Beaver College, ntown, Pa., on Wednesday the fifth of June. g of Plainville return this week-end from Wilsen, N. C., where they Rave been spending the past menth. “ s Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cole and Mrs. George Cole, of East Ber- lin, left yesterday & moter tour through England to Toronto, Canada. ' ¢ o 0 Mr. and Mra. N. D, Hurd of Golf Streét are spénding the week.end visiting their. son, Charles Hurd, in Schenectady, N. Y. ¢ o e Mr. and Mrs. Eilmer Pape and tamily of Maple Hill are spending the week-end summer cot- tage at Point Mr. and Mrs. Alezander Mackay of Lincoln street and Mr. and Mre. Ernest Baldwin of Dever road are on & week-end fishing trip in New Hampéhire, ¢« o0 Harold M. Parsons of Rumsell stréet is At Aunu.c City, N. J. . . Mr. and Mri. William L. Hatch of West Main strest and Mrs. and Mre. W. E. Atwood of Vine street have returned trem a short stay en Long lsland, N. Y. - ¢ o0 Dr. Frederick Reynelds and Mrs. Reynolds and Prefessor Reston Stevénson and Mra. Stevénsen of New York city are spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Stan. ley Galpin of Berlin. DI Mr. and Mrs. Eiten Chandler, Mr. night, There is one ditions—they and Mrs. P. C. Weymouth and Mn, and Mrs. Jerdon of Auburn, Maine are in town today for the Chandlers Hart wedding. DRI Mr. and Mrs. Staniey -Galpin ot Berlin are sailing for Paris, Franc on the Sth of June. L A Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hart and smail son Steven of Pelham, N. Y,,° are in town this week-¢nd. ¢ 00 3 Mr, and Mrs. George H. Hick and _ family of Forest street are spending the week-end in Madison. L I A Mrs, Clarence Manning of Steele street expects to leave Thursday te meet her sister, Miss Ruth North who returns that day from Dana Hall School of Music, Wellesley, Massachusetts, to spend the sume mer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, James North of Sunnyledge. ¢ o Miss Jean Trumbull, daughter et Gevernor John Trumbull ‘and Mra Trumbull of Plainville 3 coming heme from Mt. Holyoke. cellege late this afternoen and With her pareats and her sister, Florence, will attond The Tradition of June Brides --- and Graduates TRAD!TIONAL be and ought not be gained over leadership cannot The position of leadership that Porter & Dyson occupies has been gained by merit and merit alone. fiood thing about tra- - ave to be earned. FIFTY-FOUR MAIN STREET New Britain