New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1929, Page 4

f\'E\Y_ BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1929. - —— \ J | | | | | | MISS JEAN TRUMBULL by Haley | MRS. WILBUR GILBERT by Collom: Miss Petly Bassette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Buell B. Bassette. M. and Mrs. Gilbert are entertaining more | than 200 ts with a dancing party at the Shuttle Meadow { club next Saturday night. Governor and the First Lady of | ¥ Formel id of honor at her marriage to| Youngest daugl the State will be he John Coolidge on the 2° street has returned home a Kivkham. Mr. Har month's sojourn at Old Orchard o fishing trip, Maine: Provincetown. Plymouth and | coming home tomorrow other northern New England citic i s - : - , * L. Kenyon Loomi son of M Connecticut Society Folks Await Coolidge and Trum- e O N e el B 1odd; BRIttt 7 e % | street, William Buckley, Jr.. of K¢ road, ha d to Amherst col bull Wedding: L(}\\ ard Twichell to Wed Gertrude | [sington avenue and Mclvin Hall of [lese. Amhersi, Mass., for his senior Shaffer—Gilbert Dance to Bring Out |Paricmore stcect have Lt for (he year Ll 5 . = | Bentley School of counting in % Brilliant Gathering. Boston i e Glahotne Goo of b t Hills, N. Y ho ha n tr JERE'S a great flurry of interest over the Wilbur C.| B e e Gilberts’ dance. ores and scores of New DBritain folks| e A s, 15al) Sesile ey have been invited as well as many from Farmington and v so tour Canada or, is a guest St Dl thl Hartford. Mr. Gilbert's sister is coming on from Beaumont .. veek for the party or rather she is coming east to enter her young Richard Miller, John Hollaran s é hter at school and the party is t ine oiven for her. Lew and John Hunter of t New Brit Mr. and Mrs. H aughter at school and the party is being given for her. Lew o Gelinee atren Uy vacations. Mr. Miller and Mr. Hol trip to Sazvannah, ( Chapman's Interfraternity orchestra has been engaged to play, | in fact everything is being done to make it an evening to be| laran are spending theirs in Canad: and Mr. Hunter his in Maine. Miss Virginia Huffphrey. da remembered, Countless dinner parties of various sizes, are| being arranged. One of the largest is that which Mr. and Mrs. o A lonea LS UNle E 1 g [ red sees Stanley stree S 0 Ancoln stree and iss Howard Humphrey are giving at their lovely home on Shuttle FLORENCE TRUMBULL hm,,'r ‘.‘(,‘.” it ,,(f;m et b Weth Kimball, daughter of Mr Meadow avenue. The Humphreys are lively hosts and usually I : —Photo by Haley | Martha's Vineyard, Mas ind Mrs, A. G. Kimball of Lexing- there is a lot of cood music and informal dancing with » o Lovely camm-‘,\) study of Florence Trumbull who is soon to be the bride of John e tonjstreet | are; Nonie flomy vastwo each party. | Coolidge, son of ex-President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge of Northampton, Mass. = M. and Mps, H. W. ‘Bupns of Wecks' moter trip fo Chicago x % x Jest Main street have as their A i | ¥ 3 3 . guests, Mr. and Mr I J Mi Ilizabeth Leghorn and Miss 4 UPID seems to have been very busy these days for weddings, ss Gertrude y | | P hia, D i . | ) : ) e 85| Miss Gertrude Dale Judd, younger [ for the summer, and has her mother o o -iiifand Miseemorts| hlisdeinh s B MR Mary Leghorn of 40 Lincoln strect engagements and their attendant parties are very much |daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Judd, Wwill |Mrs. P. Pixley, with her for the I H. Miller, Mrs, Irank Haviland. | Ayre of Woodbury were their guests Burn st ref 1 Wednesday from a n in ‘the limelight. ‘vlllmr:‘rd .\,Imml St. Joseph in West winter months. Mrs. Lester Goodsell and Mr. and |Miss Phyllis Senning has returned | % : v tour in Lurope One interestine announcement concerns Edward Twichell, SO S Aty Mrs. Henry Wilcox of Rristol left |fo Mount Vernon, N. Y., where she | i n‘:]xy\J ’M“’J ”th‘:“ Cirln Miss M o P son of Mr. and Mrs, Reuben C. Twichell of Brookside road and| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Porter ar Miss Ruby Andre Saturday for Portland, Maine, where |is teaching art in the DeWitt Clin-| S0 w0 (80 m v i axjoric Calnly ot Berl i X et 5 3 4 it ank ¢ el N and s. Joh SAcewsior jithe attend the annual encamp- |te ch spending the summer vacation at ha ed from a trip to Mon- Miss Gertrude Shaffer, daughter of Mr. F. A, Shaffer of expected to return to their home on N e o sl L l“,“o‘l,' o L ]_"“\"';"‘ oD ton high school. Woodmont ; tar She has beenon & rdud p 4 . Aok ; e .incoln Road, is spending the week- | M6 f the G 2 ¢ en- + s e ) L A Eloomfield avenue, Bloomfield. The engagement was announced | exington street the latter part offenq in jamestown T \isiting | cd Sunday and will continue until| Miss Ilizabeth H. Roche, i | ey ranch today at a bridge given by Miss Shaffe ter, Mrs. Victor 'I?")\")\“‘\\:(.]‘:o;::' r‘;l‘;“j:lhv\bzyvht < ”P with Mrs. Stewart 1y September 14 el A ne Johs Reche ot ‘"l;!r .\\\n .I\In\:_r{v. k"'r"“.!'\‘j 4 i : .o '} o Cave of Springfield, Mas for mar 5, the Coolidge-| M G N | e Lenox place left Tuesday for! ' ,,,‘1'”;‘”,‘ ¢ il ,m‘v‘;,, ”“.". ‘Y:, Ry G 2 Trumbull weddine on Monday week at the Plainville Congre-| srs. Robert Lee of High Road TR et ceo e Satton Dl ““”“:‘.( “'”:,h' N pen el \'r" I’j""“ ety ‘”}””‘ ELolY ’il"‘”‘”:-" ot “y"” TAEC D64 % motering homs with| Buronean tin ; P o s e foees Tl Mrs. . g Lot e e v r teorge B. Matthews of Ellis| tic' where she is enrolled as a stu-| . = i o £ Mr. A g(mr_m‘_n] nh}mh is by f the most notable, bringing together Kensington and Brooklyn. N. Y. | '' BV DI S bu Vir-| cireot and Georgze Heinisch, Jr. son | dent for the coming semester. ["(‘»L“V‘T,vy\v?u_ the son of Mr. and as distinguished a g + of Connecticut society as has been has as her house guest Miss Ethel FU[ LRI 1t} of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Heinisch il | Dirnnomas Siindec corgelincoln s g ALE SN aEENE 8008 of Sren in sometime. Geoghegan of New York DT of Winthrop street will leave short-| Miss Margaret Scheyd of Tremont :]‘:“"{ “‘hx’v’ ok e A LS o ;(‘—\‘H‘ . m; guests Al sl e ’ 3 Al e v e T b cir departure was in's of Mrs. A. e of Stecle stree Illhi» bridal attendants ave all charming to look upon and| R ol Harrls B. Humason of Vine| pa SHERUE R e Rl ‘“',ti\.‘;»h:f:c:,;:,,’ ’“’Ih.,fl\".t |,‘,,',',::\‘““0 at the Slopers' summer home S A add ereatly to the beauty of the wedding party. The|iey court and the Gragn 9v S s was in New York city vester| ot o ¢ Mooschead Lake. Reverend (oo W. C. Hill, D. D E A L ¢ 2 . Theljey court and their vaughter, Mrs.' . ¢ A RS vt PR L oar f Naltar ceremony is to be followed by a reception at the Executive|Norman Bertini, and Miss Hilda o1-| " e and Mrs. Al Malmgren and s L M and Mrs Arihur Kimball and \‘I drs Sl shey et mansion and 1t is here that society will congregate in its best|son have returncd fo town after| y e ot s o S R on| Ghambers nd danghill s i el TS IR I jusinl g have Beiimed o Lihel bib and tucker for only a few intimates have been asked to the|spending a few days at W h ;in, | Mrs. Harold M. Parsons and chil- returned home after spending the | ter, Mildred, of Locust street, have | - - "": "m" "'““’V""‘ "v”‘"i ‘f Romegon G ok Hill, from an . e Elm C il i : i dren of Russell street w nter. | summer at their cottage at Rogers|returned from a niotor trip through | & 2 s 5 P bt . Hn L. “. v‘ : a honeyvmoo: 10 I 1 City will proudly add | PR s tained in Springfield, Mass., today. |lake. New. York, B ania, New Jer. | SPinney’s camp on Mooschead Lak " Sl '. . A e i N W ! ranec . Ihe younger members of the Paul . - sey and Mai o e e S i ildr oodwin, pr \ ., As for Lurith W she indeed is keeping her friends| K. Rogers family are starting off for | MMrs: Clarence 1% Bennett and h Dr. Joseph Walsh has returned | LAt mont, Texas, is Cdmir Brit === in ignorance as to will become the bride of Merwin | school next week with Paul. Jr., vo charming daughters, Marion | " « vacation spent at Casco Bay, | Joseph Hc 15 L |ain the Tt Nariariy \\.Hlnvi Peterson. Her friend COliTse, At ot tin tor awaiting an|mine on Monday to Culver M- {220 Helen returned last Monday | M | has as his g1 and Mrs. J | G S i Son. i i it m » awaiting an 8 1 . : y [ R 8 A5 < a few days with her brother g o announcement. [f be eredited l'h»fllxhu. IS nGHEaT ot sanve ieademLGUlven NIRRT el e 1 > 'x ; N |Eolteioenios ik plichizan wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur || Herbert E. Anderson hey ¢ s UGS DY e ) entering Tenacre in Welle Ner = n for several weeks, Miss| Roverend Samuel A, Fiske and| s ber coln roac the wedding is to | York City and then a honeymoon |while Marjorie is returning to the ¢ o e In town this wintae| family of Berlin have returned from | Miss Minna Schwartz of Camp Gilpertlotiincoingzond _T"“"_'“ of Violin on the contin Ldgewood school in Greenwich s Helen returns to Smith |20 extensive Turopean cruise. Iev- NreSihn e Hartio thPark Rk ce Forappointmenticall 3514 G S erend Fisk is the pastor of the Con-| e Stuvio: HURSDAY 1 A e TSR o e b S .o sregutional church of Berlin. i e L e S | Packard Bidg, Arch and Main Sts SD s a eav, informal evening at the anc s Maxwell Ports o oy ; ! il - | Pl w er parents, Mr. anc S i \ gsica i ! e r.oand Mrs. Barle Van Buskirk | 4 Shuttl wdow club he members and their ;1[14:51(\1“‘ ! 1:" ot “‘,‘”,f dn xt I"' ;iof Ten Acre Road went to Sapuipa Mr. and Mrs. George Senning have unzio o gnello dropping in for dint S s a pending the week-end | o G0 sudien {DUIDA, | (ined o their home in Kensing- TEACHER OF VIOLIN f them coming in fron:|with Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Porter ry suddenly on Thurs the golf coursc ch « the unpleasant weather of theat Franconia, N. H g |day because of the sudden iliness of , \On. 4fter spending their vacation at STURID s o h ; ‘ , 1efa SNH Fod et b Old Kelsey Point, in Westbrook For Appol A : hisv S mother ) | ointments 1_’ : ¢ A, \';_‘m“ tl:.,\, oticed B R i el i Miss Louise Hall of Kensington, | CAIT.’ zm.g-.J in the . JohniEls Trimbull bwithE herfie ol eentel s on sl 6y saiiss: e S S Herbert Ayre of Norwalk, John' daughter, Florer i ce. John Coolidge, Mr. and Mrs will e for Georgin Tech Monday | ind Mrs. Robert Lee o g r, . Ot olidge, Mr. a Mrs. rooklyn, N. Y., are at their countr Howard Hun Qe : 0« 5 ir country g oung son, Converse, Murs. . e home in Ker week-end Robert C. Vance i T ; . o . . . ’ U . sar Jirmingham, Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Edith o HYTHM DOIL. A John H. Kir on John W. Kirkham, Mr. and gnfofielolin FelTuessh e I Iee D Mo AN Ine SN o rlon SRS of Waiace Sreruine G¢ VM- pison Mrs. Carlisle Baldwin, M TN i Ve m’ s rmed to New Britain after a three 1 are in New York for the DA NA Gl cls ¢ LS stone vance, 1a ks’ visit In Minneapolis and ¢ "]\-l:\“"i"“ v, W b 1lh wwd Vivian and Mrs. Vivian | paul, Mi returning on the S Sty N vith their two ¢ ou heth and Frances, | Octorara on the Great Lakes M nd Mrs. Williar 3 v o b\ elr abeth ances, A on ireat Lakes r.oand Mrs fam 1%, Brooks LeWitt offers : . Mr. and Mrs. H 1 ot - eiE e “turn tor th ) SIATIO : . Hen othe Many retirn tomorrow to their home on for your inspec- . : of these sami e wed At Bre itk Miss Ann M. Brown and Miss High street after a sea b At AT s o i living room, ot % e sl i ‘y“ 1 tty Wasik are spending the week- | Kezar lake, Mainc T D D home for a ro o e vies, still others|end ata house party at Grove Beach AN ing American silver- L r contract, ; Mrs. William H. Hart, Jr. and her smiths. ) Miss Mae Wilcox has returned to little son and daughter have yeturn- RS Vateiniasl R e L T T e Hh e T Tllnf (e penot etk e hometantonoalnt 1isa /1 has boer : A ! L . vak N ing the summer in Greenville, M \ ummer spent at Martha's i ; L ntertained sir her visit to } il : {»'!L(m; ‘w. ee Mrs. Gec I it of Randecker Lane.| Mrs. William Montague has v . . . : M Hildebrand ay iy to welc o her back ¢ to her home on Hawley Mrs. Robert J. Vance of Maple - A C m r back last 0 e lapl 1 € pproacn o e &Y el ay nigr nine ar of her }‘!‘ h.‘ “’I a = ‘- cigh "\\ B street ho 1 1t Ridgewood Beach whom were the ( - ; or B "“”‘1‘)* Y. and Conga- Clinton, this v, spent a part ; ¥ i Voto . oy (- Lo, o it ko o ke S e WEDDING SEASON Ri 7 ned 5 E Haeks A\[,‘y‘;{,;;‘ mlgln M ; LA 3 jardner Weld of Elbridge Road Prospective ! ined ¢ club in her honor and Tuesday nigh obert C. Vance of Maple strect LRI brides are espe- Ohilling 5 N AT s M ball <oy B adinneu AT v might | homas Jackson of South Bur-| Mrs. Krederick Merrifield and her cially invited, » for Helen Ih-l”]_p'\ !m\\mg a larger-than-usu : vitt street roturned yesterday from | two children are returning to their every - of gifts. Their unusual character 3 & b very pattern is shown e ' By . motor trip through Delaware and home in Chicago, Il today after from the early American make it a valuable asset to the person wh ‘ PERSONALS { T e RO A spending two weeks in town at the to the Modernistic and takes pride in the charm and distinction « ‘ ANORJINALL AT residence of Mrs. Merrifield's par- Spanish motifs. And their gifts. : ; yrge Linder, youngest son of ents, Mr. and M William ¥, prices are lower 2 ,, - i Mrs. Thomas Linder of Lin- Brooks of High street at LeWitt's 9 > . Road, is leaving for the Moses + ox e . Fe 1 own school next Tuesday G. Sheldon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank LAt R te Raymond Jones, Albert > Y;rwin Sloper, gon of Mr. and Mrs. White of lainville and Walter M C L ~x/ et s A hewl . A w J. Sloper of Grove Hill.|Clark, the former governor of Alas- S N € 1tt 1 A Taft school at Watertown ka were among those who attend 3 1 ew . e ; ( next Tue ¢d the Sheldon f union held weler | of Higt £ i erly of this city L] at Lake Waram: Saturday and Up 1 Flight | Heok f 1 Miss V Mr. and Mre Donald McMillan of Sunday. I. G. Sheldon and Mrs.' 5 P ¥y street park Place are spending the week- | Cora Sheldon Main of Torrington f i 299 Main St. AR < - I 2 end New london with Mr. and are the ecldest of eight children . ' ol . o 10, daughter | Mrs. Panl Messinger of Hartford. | born fo the family of Amos B. and LAW‘DIANP“ A\ T N Rt ar o of o3 e Laura Crittenden Sheldon. The senior Towee STERLINE SUKE STeRiime _ [ Vine on § yer Mrs. George Coit of Shuttle Mea- | Sheldon is now 83 years of age and : 2 - ] ter Georgian Court, Lake- | dow avenue has returned from Hast his sister & By ; : Hev. and ( I 1eft | wood, N. J oA aasf hers he e o e A “.‘ * = = ) | |