New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1929, Page 5

* 8 2151929 . ‘ L .M-_»:n:!vnv. -m‘v of 'n:.c. Jane | where she matriculated at Dana [Mr. and Mrs. George an of N A te s given on Tuesday after ss Ite Zimmerman Vine s Troup entertained 2oiorihingcon pidee tHar il ington, returned to 13 or of Miss Beatrice will entertain a few twelve at a luncheon and bridge lin, has entered Vermont Academy. | < we where me her studies ! v of Mr. and Mrs | bridge this cvenin Wednesday a oon at her home < iy DMrsandgaestall BB oriets ) e et | Josel of Park place, by Miss |and Mrs. Ho on Worthington Ridge, Derlin, for Katherine Gold, daughter of Mr.!sons have returned to their home| Mrs. Alonzo Bull and her dau 1 Eliz t \ Frances Vivian ving w her house guest, Mrs, William P&~ i and Mrs. Russell Gold of Worthing-|on Forest street following an ex-|ter, Miss Beatrice, of Black | oL S Aes. G ‘ Shgsin by bl iz ton ridge, Berlin, is attending Cedar- | tended European trip. | avenue, were in New York city last Vivi of W in street Jones, Mrs. I crest col at Allentown, Pa. v e week 3 Dorothea. Lawr Jpon the prizes L | Rovert Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs v i ALSARO) Sl o Moy . : AMr. and Mrs. J. B. Wilbur of | Harold R. Clark of East Berlin, has| Mr. and Mrs. John D. Simp s t night at the | Ten A Mtk Shasted g ’\.'”" t street, are in City, | resumed his studies at Tilton sc of Meriden, forme me of M Bleau of Mon Koy i ; Sk nary, Tilton, N. H accompanied by his s \t = N % -in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard G < V Mrs. J. B. Thomson of Forest| o0 1 Beobe left this w Simpson of Elm Hill have left for ! . T strect, and Mr. and Mrs. Sanford |\ . fong the HIN school at Potts. |LAke Saranac, Lake and M ; Homaon o6 Crantora, I 7. are 0n| (oo Fa, ‘aa Robert B, Beehe 1| OIS 3 = ; : e o \attending the New York Mi | party r Miss Eliz s oo tacademy. They are the s Mr. and Mrs, James Skinner of | I .. ¥ Humpson: of! TWest H[l\ ;{h\ M,‘\h nn"'h'w (:1’, :\\ ‘:i' fr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Maple Hill have returned from a fr v of W A was the g of honor nd with Mr. and M VoK | Ledyard road. two weeks' motor trip. to Lake| ) o i el v el = SOpandiis R eanit ARy George, Thousand Islands, 53 Duncan of Lincoln street. 5 i P Miss Louisc Miller and Mrs AU AR | of 4 Mr. and Mrs ward Michaels of | Aldrich of Washington, D. C., have 5 ! old Worthin Berlin, leave to- | been the house guests of Miss Mill- Mrs. C. S. Hart of, et day r trip to Omaha,|Cr's aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs, Das as her house guest A J | aska, Yrnest . Humphrey of Lincola lerrier of Portland, Or vy s street this past week Milloy = | Mrs. William Dunn and son of jand M Aldrich left ursday and Mrs. Paul” A hl of | New York city, are spending the |to motor back to ¥ avenue are in -end at the home of Mrs. s els son, Paul L. Stahl, who | . Dr. J. E. Martin, on s Spinetta, son of Mr. and man at the United [ Mrs, James Spinetla of Corbin ave- cademy. e la s rue. has left for Saxton's River, Nenr Miss Nancy Chissham of Savan- mont, where has j| Mrs. Francis M. Davis of Georgia, was the Mr. | Vermont Academy. t is spendi few w and Mrs. Maxwell 1 road on Tuesday e 1 of Grove Hill| Mr. and Mrs., ¥re Orter e Ralph A. Wood- | ir llome Lexington have 10d evenin spendin wher umer i s | remaing of ! b summer home 5. of 4 hter | o e e s il M of e e ¢ of Oc-|Berlin o 1 v son oll city, where sh B s oh Trook 1 b road i on after pass- I f . t whem's Head nnyl nd N\ 1 K kard . Rt v SEb Tt iniyiat f 1 Mis S WJORIE READ e T e MARJORIE \ 3 p or Rl ? AR ‘ I I d oy hetenters | (o, - Miss Read ay to res : : iall - Witbur Gitber t's specially gran , ‘ e, there | ToTh e e to be a Dpride i I T e 1 s 3 AT ) 1 | G L SR .| Wil right now ! ‘ Gy PPN ; for the continen oty \ 1 ) will be gone tor| . lrafton ] RS S0 A o , | Just imagine it! Having a per- hool at Kir Miss et 1 1 ; : A i v | G Mor ‘,m noonial 1 it the i 1 to M BEAGON feetly delightful son for buying ; t >, bhouse. Hare A > ns is ' l W % ROGIFT or - future ne fr o S sert Booth, only son of Mrs. M Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Farrar of LI L g i 0 el Lo ol T your future home from the host DS Tho G i e St et s | neolnaseR i RTI RY I N ANE G T Gl o sl . \ T I Miss Ma 2l of lovely nmew things at the Beacon Rk Motes: -Bidua serinal in H‘\u‘\v]\\[v)“)"\ i \‘ Vll r : s o \v,\[m. 1 1 Mrs. J 1 1 % Y, Miss Ak E"j . Glassware, Book Ends, Bowls, i S e Thomas E. Jomes. Bdward Twichell »l » ShE : h Pictures, Pottery ... a collection r My and Mrs. Arthur Copperth | o b W [pLanviieidon a2 e gathered from far corners and charm- waift of Watertown are spending “’ e \:"["““- oo 04 "'"' G ,(\ ~ SR : ly arranged for your choosing. - Harry Hine of Hillside place, ']‘,” “‘f“ i Lo f“")"”‘ II“‘“' Schoold (P sae | 5 Y The new fashion, with its dignity, .. o sy, G B e of | ]\ mystery and allure, is specially el 6r Bl Wiyl En S S e | Informal Tome Pariies : s 5 adapted to the fall bride. .... If you Louis. Mo. R b | I’u;ml:.' — Dinne and are gesirous of pleasing with a gift neent son of M- oes mus X A s e SUQQes - selection s o illiam Heald and stall .“‘I”\“’\ i [, | ly t P e v 5 3 . may we suggest your selection at the . or, Nancy, have returned to|ir M Julagiotans TS | e Beacon. : v, have returned 913Maple street has again taken up Ll i b, in it 0. s | st sinsios e T oL B v e 00 S I rs, e ils bl ara e (e ARt ey L on e o ) 1 B | Ve sday night honor . (ESEE R St et « Kimball, son of Mr W Mrs Wilbur G ey @a@@n @ T L S Mrs. Avthur Kimball of Lexing ¢ R N e i 3 i 2 ) o rs. Thomas . pen on stxeet left M for Prince- | Willia . Coholan and Mr, ar i —_<T he week-end in Cambrid Mass.. o0 Th o L S PSRt BatE I vas onor s =y \ » v TET o) e Yeckend o Combridse: Mist: ton. " This Is v, Kimballs scoond . Sy Eda. R e v i r_]; E: - :)\ BOOK AND GIFT SHOT _ ! urned yesterday to Harvard uni- Lo o i I NTias® Gharlotie P arsons fdNuehtor. i front th A T | 4oAd Lhd A S Largest and Most Complete Lending Library in the City X rHit i \1.[‘ lin \\‘< “1\ of & ratford !of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parsons 18 o ipy eSls WOTe Pres fromnt ROOM 111—BOOTHS BLOCK TEL. 2531 85 WEST MAIN ST. TELEPHONE 6100 A L . had is leaving Sunday to attend the | giving a small luncheon at h S S i i e I,O'f“)"" Gl ARl a0 Homeeon fTussell ; | Piano, Harmony, Organ ind Mrs. 3ret D a ar. io: 1! Joston. Miss Laura er Ul i e g g e e N " * T int Mrs, Geor oli spent last week P s s . NEW B \ ble Playing, Ear Training o end at rd Beach as the! e and Mrs. William E. Bee oo o s cedar st T rpretati v A B Mrs, Wi Jer 28 Cedar S 2| Interpretation Touse Mr. and Mrs. HOW- of pearl 1 Mrs. Ernest N, Kimball ( | el SRR s rd Br Humphrey leave on We ay tained dinner Thursday sor and Des ] 1o Instruction Accepted r ol the Water Gap in Delaware wt night nmer home at M Outdoos Sketeh t R i | e s e R el e st nraoaraen T W. HART i Been in town this summer with het iman will participate in the clay P A | Director VWALTER J. ARBOUR [] o o i turned to her’ home in New Yo | LR {guests at dinner Thurgday n : RN = city | Miss Augusta Parsons, geast n Acre road = = i e e P ddughter of Mr. dnd Mrs. Stuart | : Humphrey, daugh- | 1 Mrs. Charles Stanley of Grove | Parsons of Lincoln sireet, left Wed- of Mr. and Mrs. F i = AND Il and her daughter, Mrs. Harey nesday for Wellesley, Massachu- | Humphrey of Lincoln strect, 1 LEADING AND MOST RELIABLE FURRIERS lates, of Russell street, are leaving s, where she will attend Danajentertain - Miss lizabeth Kim e > s 3 LedeE on A motor trip to Canada. | Hal. and her brother, George Kimball I : SELS L gt : b e i 3 ’ ind I'hilip ndel of Newark and | | ] Carlisle Taldwin of Torest street| Mrs. John Jenkin of Larchmont | nnounceme as gone to Maine for a week of New York, is the house guest of | fishing and hunting nd 2 G. Bull of Black |~ : e Rock avenue for k ey g Licutenant W. W U e Thom A M [ h / P N.. has been visiting his parent Miss Beatrice Lamb, daughter of as 9 urpiy | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lamb left on TEACHER OF VIOLIN | danesday for Bradford Academy, e < 1| Bradford, Mas 159 Tremont S lephone 1085 | s PRI | Winthrop street during his 1 Lieutenant irasser is doing po: graduate work at Annapolis, wpon completion of the cour S—— = — achusetts. | there he will enter Harvard and| Miss Adelaide Bean, daughter of | ! 5 Pl et Tir oot o a1 S0= Massuchusetts' Institute of Technol- | | | " | Copper Plate Genuine Engraving of all oEvRlofatul i eIo ey | { g EAl{‘xVC CFC&‘JE‘(} | Engraving cial forms in the latest styles. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rackliffc ‘1 < | i of Maple Hill were in New York i / | city this past week. | geMwnM Mo | UR = | P | L 4 | el WU — Mr. and Mrs, John Carlson of | EANI RE e i | [w] | Chestnut street are returned from T C T 5 ! / -,l { \hf 1 Cl i R HAN CORRECT 1IME :, With Youthful Charm! - | city and Lopg Island { ! | e A anvatl eliep wi \ | ! i i means Observatory Time from vour electric current | And Connecticut Furriers have the most | | Thermo Eneraved effects without the Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lddy of withoat the bother of windind. olling or regulating. | s Al onnecticut U IBEs dlave & .k . ey o il Monroe stfeet have returned from | You know fhat vou can devend on vour Telechront It is | “uy | \teresting of these junior modes—Raccoon, Graphy expense of dies or plates. Portland, Maine, - where they at not ruo by sorings. but by a tinv. silent electric motor. Your : , s Qaracal. Leopard: Pony 4 fended the Grand Army encar Time is money—why bother with ordinary clocks? B L r, Laracul, LeC pard, 1] | ment. Both Mr. and Mrs. Eddy had | Come aod salect one of the many aftractive mocels | o in line and collegiate in | clatives in the Civil War, Mr. Ed-| deslaned for every room in voar home — all mod- 1 frem | — O] — i dy's father and Mrs. Eddy's uncle, erately priced. On disolay &8 I 1 | | Halsey Blake of Short Beach, Bran- | | i | Turrier” | Corc R bat i na et ot - f these school girls will also find | Miss Margaret Attwood, daughter | | il | eloction from which to choose their Pyinting Carefully and distinctively of Mr. and Mrs. Willam E. 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