New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1929, Page 4

MISS ANNE E. MORRIN Miss Morrin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morrin, is spending the summer at Crescent Beach. Social Activities About Gown Holiday Week-end to Be Brilliantly Gay at Various Shore Colonies—Shuttle Meadow Club Scene of Many Festive Parties—Picnic and Beach Parties Continue Popular—Notes. NDEPENDENCE DAY falling on Thursday is sure to occasion a brilliant and gay week-end. Here in town and at the various seashore resorts all sorts of festive parties are being planned. The Stanley Goss’ are having a house party of friends at their Nantucket home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bates are to have gzuests at their summer cottage at Madison, the George Kimballs will also entertain at Madison. Countless other parties are being arranged, motor trips, camping parties and picnics are all on the calendar for next week-end. v The Shuttle Meadow club continues to be -the popular rallying ground for local society folk. The golf course is crowded and all through the dinner hour the dining room is a colorful place with gay informal parties. At tea time the terrace, even on the hottest days, is always a cool spot and here again society | congregates—informally of course—but always in good number. * & JLTHOUGH the season, at the shore colonies and other summer resorts is of marked gaiety this year affairs in .town are prolonged unusually late and New Britainites continue to lead a busy social life. picnic supper parties in high favor. The Hardy Payors entertained in honor of Mrs. Frederick Merrifield, the former Katheryn Brooks with a gay picnic supper last Tuesday night at their home on Lincoln road, which, by the way, overlooks th: lower nine course at the Shuttle Meadow club making a particularly delightful spot for an evening picnic. Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs. William T. Coholan gave Mrs. Merrifield a y. These are but two of many which were given in her onor this week. hold first place as zuest of honor at various parties this week and next week too, with affairs at this date slated for Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. * . 8 RIDES, naturally, are the most notable figures of late June. Weddings continue to crowd society’s engagement books, scarcely a day during the entire month went by without at teast one marriage of importance. The Cooper-Field wedding taking place last Wednesday in Hartford attracted many of the town’s social leaders and was one of the scason’s smartest affairs. Today, another wedding of interest to New Britain taking place in Hartford is that of Miss Margaret Breen, daughter of Mrs. William Breen and Dwight Latham, the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Latham of this city. Seremony is to be read at 4 o'clock in St. Elizabeth’s chapel and Outdoor events being foremost with | Corinne Goodwin, however, continues to| The | ‘Miss Catherine Spratt has re- turned to New York city after hav- ing been visiting in New Britain for {the past two weeks. . | Mr. and Mrs. William E. Beers of {Pearl street, leave tomorrow for | Maplewood, New Hampshire, to at. i{tend a shooting event. Mr. Beers is a well known marksman. ¢ s Dr. and Mrs. John Keaveny of Lincoln street, and Dr. and Mrs. | Rhoremyen of Corbin avenue spent {last week-end at Nantucket. . s | Mr. and Mw. Orville Parker, and | Miss Gladys Day of Adams street, | have left for their summer home in Brimfield, Massachusetts. P Mrs. Olive Judd Ingraham of West End avenue, and her sons, Oliver and Harold Jr., have gone to Beach | Park for the month of July. PR Miss Greta Reseen of Harrison street, daughter of Mr. and Mra. | Carl Roseen, has had as her guest thll past week, Charles Byrnes of East Orange, New Jersey. « s Alfred Fish, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Fish of the Shuttle Meadow club, has returned home from California where he has been since last Agril. | o s . ‘Miss Mae Dohrenwend of Lincoln street, will be in Branford, Connec- ticut, this summer as a member of a trio and a quartet. Miss Dohren- |wend is a violinist. . o Mr. and Mrs. R. Carter of Adams street and their children, have gone to Brimfield, Massachus- etts. . . Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Howard of Stanley street have gone to Water- ford, Connecticut, for the summer months with their small son. Mr. | Howard is on the faculty of the | senior high ‘school. | . . | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Kimball |of Lexington street with heir | daughter, Elizabeth and Miss Vir- | ginia Humphrey of Lincoln street, | motored to Poughkeepsie, New York, !on Monday to witness the Hudson | regatta. | . . | Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hatch were in New York city this past weck. | .« v Miss Huldah Swanson of Hart Ter- vace has sailed for Europe for & trip throughout the Scandinavian countries. She has taken her own automobile with her. P Mr. and Mrs. George Dee Lynch of Kelsey street, entertained at their home recently. o ow | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ward and “small son, Charles, Jr., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waed of Francis street. Mr. and Mrs, Ward are from Detroit, Michigan, PRI Joseph Kendal of Dallas, Texas, | has been the guest of John A. An- | drews, Jr., of Lincoln strcet. Mr. Kendal and Mr. Andrews left Mon- day for Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hubbard, | coln street on Wednesday. Mrs. Hubbard and their children left for ‘Westqrook for the summer on Fri- o« o Mr. and Mrs. John A. Andrews of | Lincoln street, Harry Hatsing of Rob- erts street and Mr. and Mrs. Stan. ley Gwillim of Plainville have re- | turned from the 8hriner's conven- | tion which was held in Los Angeles, Cal. o | M | st « .. Miss Harriet Parker, daughter of reet, is entertaining Miss Barbara Palmer of New Haven this coming weck. . | Miss Mary Stokely of Newport, i'l'-‘nnl-ns\m arrived on IFriday to spend |a fortnight with Miss Muriel Lom- bra, niece of Mrs. Fred Upson of | Park place. | . . | Mrs. Arnold Wallen of anwood, New Jersey, has been spending the past few days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Baldwin of Forest street. | Arthur | Kimball of Lexington | street, was in Washington, D. C., this past week. | . moved into their new home on Lin- | day. | r. and Mrs. Clayton Parker of Vine | MISS MARY KENNEY Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kenney of 1340 Stanley street, gave a | formal dance last Saturday evening for their daughter. next week to make their home in Holland, Michigan. it Mr. and Mrs. Rober{ O, Clark of East Berlin have opened their cot- tage at Hotchkiss Grove for the summer. ,| Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Relyea and two children of Worthington Ridge, Berlin, will visit Mr. Rely par- ents in Bridgeport over the Fourth s s . Mrs. Charles Hart of Curtis street has left to join her daughter, Mra. W. P. Tryon in Paris, « s s Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Koch have returned to their home in Tekin, Illinois, after visiting Miss Marjorie Norris of Ten Acre road. Mrs. Koch {and Miss Norris were roommates at Rogers Hall. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Moore of Sun- nyledge left Thursday to spend the summer at Oak Bluffs. PR Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Rice of Arch street left yesterday for New York city to bid bon voyage to Mrs. Rice's sisters, Miss Bertha Wadell and Miss Ethel Waddell, who sail today for a ten weeks' tour of Eu- rope. Mr. and Mrs. Rice will then go to Philadelphia to visit Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Bullock, formerly of this | city. Mrs. Rice will spend the month of July in Philadelphia. o o Mrs. George M. Flanagan and children of Forest street are spend . ing the summer at Crescent Beach P Miss Mary Whittlesey, Mrs. Fred- erick Benham, Mrs. Robert Good- win, Mrs. Laurence Mouat, Mrs. Wil- liam E. Parker, Mrs. Edmund L Warren, Mrs. Orlando Swift, Miss | Evelyn Swift and Mrs. Buell B. Bassctte attended a meeting of the Connecticut chapter, Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America, | held Tuesday afternoon at Simsbury | Manor, Simsbury. Miss Whittlesey. |the state president. presided, P Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Burdick and three children, Stuart, Jack and Joan, of Seattle, Wash., arrived last Sunday to spend a month with Mr. Burdick's parents, Mr. and Mrs, James M. Burdick of Grove Hill. Mr. Burdick and his family made the trip by motor, visiting friends in Nebraska, Chicago, Niagara Ialls und Rochester. . Mrs. G. K. Spring and family of Maple Hill will spend the month of July at Canoe Harbor, East River. o e 8 Mrs. Walter Crabtiee of Lincoln street has' returned from Spartan- urg, South Carolina, where she has { been visiting her son-in-law and | daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Con- | | verse. ¢ o e Dr. and Mrs. Charles Lee of South Burritt street are at Kidney Pond camps, Greenville, Me. « s —Photos hy Johnson & Peterson a 3 : Mrs. William Fitzell and family of Maple Hill have opened their sum- mer lzame at Giant's Neck, Niantic. D Hicks of West Main street, ated from the Taft school, town, this afternoon. P | Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Porter of Lenxington street, who arc travel- ling in Europe, have left Paris after |a ten days stay and are taking a three weeks’ motor trip through |Normandy, Brittany and the Chateau egion.' gradu- Water- . .. ford road have opened their sum- |mer home at Beach Park, Clinton, for the summer. .« . Mr. and Mrs. William D. Felt of West End avenue, returndd from a European trip the first part of the week. . Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Stockwell and daughter, Miss Ruth Stockwell of Monroe sticet, spent the week at their summer home at Indian | Neck, Branford. | . |. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Benning re- turned yesterday to their home in | Benton Harbor, Michigan, after vi |iting Mrs. Benning’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walker of Harrison street. .. | Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Olgon an1 daughter, Lois, of Stanley street left lon Monday for a motor trip to Yel- the reception which is to follow at the home of the bride’s| Mr and Mrs. James & North and lowstone Park. Colorado. parents will be attended by :elatives and a few close friends. * * PERSONALS Here and There With Folks—Resorts Along the Sound Attract. {of Wooster strect. | Mrs. Edward Case and family of Forest street arc to spend the sum- mer at the Cape. . e . | | Mrs. Harriet Hart of New York |city, formerly Miss Lillian Wetmore J. 8. Dixon of Mason Drive has of this city, and her son are spend- Ien!n‘ Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Ringrose | teturned from Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- fania. _— Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Campbell *f Clinton street are spending a Veek at Point O' Woods. « . Miss Beatrice Koplowitz of Dewey ftreet has left for a trip to Califor- tia and Alaska by way of the Pana- na Canal. ¢« o 0 Mrs. Mary Oliver of & spending the summer in ravel. tussel street Miss Mary V. Leghorn of Lincoln freet sailed yesterday from New Cork city for a tour of the conti tent. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Davis of ‘loquet, Minnesota. 1ot for their 1ome on Monday after visiting Mrs Davis' parents. Mr. and Mrs. H® wrt L. Mills of Curtis street. Mrs davis has been spending the past ew weeks with her parents while Ar. Davis joined his wife on Sun- ay. Miss Mary Owen and Miss Esther ‘ake of Atlantic City. New tere the guests of Miss T Cedar street the reek. Jersey mily Mott first part of the Miss Helen Ringrose. Roch :r, New York, is visiting her par- of ing the summer in Europe. PR | Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hatch of West Main street will spend the sum- |mer at the Weckapaug Inn, Weeka- paug. Rhode Island. Mrs. Grace Patterson of Newark, INew Jersey, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Walker of Harrison street. Mrs. Louis Reynal and family of Lexington street Peft on Wednesday to spend the summer at their sum- home in Madison. mer of of Miss Aline Mr. and Mrs Harrison street, from a three weeks' Mrs. Edward Brown of Grande Mere. | (‘anada Nelson, daughter Bennett Nelson row ind Mrs. Fred Walker and Cariton. of Harrison street are | spending the week-end at their sum- | mer home at Knollwood, Saybrook o s o | Mr. son Reverend Vernon L. Phillips and family of Kensington. left on Tues- day Kansas City, Missouri. wi Mr. Phillips will attend the International Christian Endeavor ociety conventio . for ere the B Miss Kathrsn Clark. daughter of and Mrs. Robert Clark of Gar- has< heen visiting her si Stanley Lonsdale r den street ter, Mrs. will return tomor- | visit with | |family of Sunnyledge left on 1“'Qdfl"8dfl)‘ to spend the summer at Nova Scotia. DR Tra E. Hicks, son of Mrs. Tra E. ‘RHYTHM® Waccace Sremune | S Lewitt | for your tion the n creations of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Nelson and daughter, Miss Ruth Nelson of Har- !rison street are spending the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Nélson's son * Doty Mapison’ Gommam Svew. ne offers inspec- ew silver the lead- ing American silver- | smiths. | | | Prospective brides are espe- Gally Severy patter invited, for n is shown from the early American to the Modernistic and Spanish motifs. And prices ar at Le e lower Witt's. M. C. LeWin Jeweler Up 1 Flight Towee Jr(llz'( 299 Main St. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hayes of Strat- | Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Swanson and family of Dewey street and Mr. “nd Mrs. Charies Kallman and fam- |1ly of Linwood street are spending their vacations at Chalker Beach. .. and family at Grove Beach. Mrs. Nelson will remain for the summer. PR | Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stipek of Win- throp street are entertaining their 5 o son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and| M. Reindell and family of Chap-| Mrs. Richard L. Winsor and two |™Man strcet. will leave today for sonts, Richard, Jr., a0 Allen, ot (.| Dotut 'Weeds whers they:will spend dianapolis, Indiana. | Mielr. Fucatinn. Mrs. Winsor | was Miss Doris Stipck before her | | marriage. | « e e Miss Betty Smith of Stanley Quar- | ter Manor is spending her vacation | o | in Boston. | Miss Margaret Crowe, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. James Crowe of Black | Arthur Gard of Maple street has | Rock avenue, will leave July 3, to!been at Hampton Bays, L. I, this| spend the summer at Ausable Chasm | week. in the Adirondacks, New York. | R | . | f Mr. and Mrs. Sturman Dyson of ' Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Whyte and | Corhin avenue, who have been in | son of Eelmont. Massachusetts, and | Bermuda for two weeks, arrived in | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alden Adams|New York city yesterday. Mrs. Dy- of Springficld are spending the son going to §Staten Island to spend week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Law-{a short time with her parents he- rence Mouat of Grove Hill. | fore returning to her home here. . . i e o | Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shaw of| Miss Dorothy Anderson of Lin- Plainville have sailed for a t1ip den strect left today for New York | through England and other Euro-|city where she will spend two | | pean countries. | weeks. . . | Mr. and Mrs. John Carroll of 8t.| Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Burr and Petersburgh, Ilorida. are spending | daughter, Virginia. are spending a few days at the home of Mr. and | their vacation as the guests of Mt | Mrs. James Crowe of Black Rock and Mra Henry Burr at their sum- avenue, mer camp in Wavne. Me. .- a e | . ee | Mr. ana Mrs. Harold Covell and| Miss Hildur Olson of Stanley |family of Harding street will lcave |court and Miss Helen Hilstrand of {at Martha's Vineyard. MRS, WILLIAM HART ) Mrs. Hart and her two small children of Lincoln roadare at Martha’s Vineyard for the summer season, = ! ; Stanley street are at Asbury Park,|of South High street, visited friends N. J. | at Corntield Point last Tuesday‘ o e w | 55 A Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Burr of | Ars Howard Humphrey of:Shute Francis street have left for their | tle Meadow evenuve and Mrs..Georgo * summer home at yne, NMe. | Kimball ot SBouth Burritt street: were S |in New York city this week. Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Toner e and daughter, Theresa Marie, of willi " i Broa: illiam T. Sloper of Grove Hill Long Island City, N. Y. are spend- [ f 00ty DOPOG O o el ing two weeks with Mrs. Toner's 5 & e “« o e 2sh BEeA el Charles 1|z, Grant Wickwire of Indtana Petotine ‘wf Brook aloaet. | s visiting her parents, Mr. and Mra.” | F. N, Bacon of Beckley. Mike Murphy, varsity coach at the | Gk ekl : University of Wisconsin was & BUe5t | 40014 M parcons of * Ruasell ] at the Thomas Linder residence on | (AT 0 m New Nork Lincoln road this week. iy P ) Mrs. George Hildebrandt of Ran- decker Lane is in New York -y ! this weel nd to greet Mrs. Hartwell Taylor who is returning from the continent where she has been for the past two years. P ” . Earl Van Buskirk of Ter >Acra'’ rond was in New York city this week. ot kS “« . < P Mrs. Harcld Hatch of 'LAncolh | road was in New York city orf Mon. day and Tuesday. | P . Dr. George Cooley of Lincoln road with his two daughters, Elizabeth | o oo 500 and Mary, and his son, Norman, is g 3 : i | daughter, Judith, of Elbridge: road leaving Monday to spend a monith | "0/ the month of July at Ridgewood Beach with Mrs. Wetld's PR Mrs. Allen McKinne and her small daughter, Ruth, of Forest street will | spend part of the summer season &t Madison. . 5o Mrs, M. A. Linder of Stratford s visiting at the home of her son and aughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Linder of Lincoln road. Xehis. b Mrs. Claude Clise of Little Rock, Avk., I8 visiting Mrs. Howard Hum- phrey of Shuttle Meadow avenue, PR Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Kimbzll of Lexington street and Mr. and Mre. William Bentley of Russell street o to Nantucket on Wednesday next to spend a few days with Mr. and Mre. Stanley Gose of Grove Hill who with their two daughters and son are in residence at their summer home for the scason. Pack a BOOK Or Two in Your Week-End Bag Whether it rains or shines, there will be times when you will long for something good to read! On our shelves you will find books to suit your mood and your purse. BEACON: Book and Gift Shop 85 WEST MAIN ST. Telephone 6100 PR Mrs. William Middlemass and her daughter, Miss Margaret Middlemass R P L I ——————m—— Il Herbert E. 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