New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1929, Page 4

BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1929. ( } 1 and Miss § rs of Mrs. Su- { Stanley street. While cofield “ton Drive have returned from a mo- tor trip through Maine and the W \ White Mountains d tior | - | S, g Clarenc Ahlberg, son of Mr M s s Inml‘u‘k.' land Mrs. A erg of Shuttle anlar i ¥ !\r-;ml‘:ll Meadow avenue, is attending Co : : B2 university. He spent the summer in ‘y A 1 Europe. = s Harwood, son of Mr. and | | Dr. and Mrs. Loren R. Weir of | b A M. Harwood of Hawley | Ten Acre road have returned from |- Lotiesi .t 1 from the Sen- a month's visit to Abington, Iil, and i 1 gh school in the class of Kansas Clty. | the Sterlin Mo Gty iy, ASeliLae: | Mr. and Mrs. L. Bheldon Munger 3 Ponsmamons il | of*South Burritt street left on Mon- ¢ s honored. ! | day to Visit in Washington, D. C. . | P : of Mr. and Mrs. | Miss Marjorie Norris, daughter of sington, has re- | Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Norris of Ten 1to G wcademy where | | Acre road, leaves this week-end for| L v | | Pekin, Illinois, to v her former CETE A | | roommate at school. Miss Norris will | | i Mazeine | be gone for a month. | i of Libert 1d Mrs. | i | ' | Leon Dar leeying| | Miss Katherine Swift. daughter Monda ot Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Swift of| [ Lincoln street, is winner of the| o | woman's champion golf tournament | at the Shuttle Meadow Golf cl Jh; She defeated Miss Bertha Chamber- | {lain in the final round of play. The | trophy was a silver tray, donated | . Iby Mrs. J. B. Wilbur of Torest | taymond Catli | street Mr. and | IRl | Brook | Mrs. Frank J. Porter of Lexing- | an City, [ton strcet spent a few days this weeks' time | week in Brattleboro, Vt. | Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hart of [ | Hart strect are visiting their young- | lest son, Jerry, at the Kent school | | where he is a student. | | P | Miss Barbara Payne of Montre W Canada, formerly of this city, is avEhie T spending a few days with Miss I'ran- I LT | ces Parker of Curtls street ailh | e 4 P | > | W. R. Morse of Grove Hill spent : les Duncanson of Cam- | 1 o] oland, Ohl feol pnel Siine) | the week in Cleveland. Ohio. TG G Miss Arline Root of Maple Hill is Gy n spending the week-end in Holyoke, Eliohoiol ok s Glen Mass.. as the guest of Mrs. Frederi el B | Stevens rom a [ . e | . | Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Moore of Au- L Kath- 7 {burn, N. Y., returned to their home R yesterday after spending the we o With their son and daughter-in-law. A it Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Moore of e Monroe street. | | oo 6 melmaen e e~ || Mes: Henry Fryer of Willimantic| Unkelbach, daugh- | | o Andon ey i : { been visiting with Mrs. James 't Black Rock avenue is spendin, MISS HELEN DOWNES urdick of Grove Hill this week the week-end at Renssclaer., : Miss Downes’ marriage to Attorney Cyril Gaffney will take | ot A 119Q YOTHY WEBSTE & Peierson | yAd s place on Wednesday mo?ninfi' at 10 o'clock at St, JoRephih || n rapnd s Denalauxisd sniore) ). WIOIOIMARG Al RANEY 2 New Rochelle.| Mrs. Frank R. Fox of Fairview 7 g 2% i | merly of this clty and now of Fitch- | A S P DIALey S Tt (Chie | street, Mrs. William Young of “wththh- | hur, Mass., are spending the w Mrs. ]lwllu;lL Webster of ancis Court announces the | street, Mrs. Edward Mills of Plain- | o 2 _| end as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. |engagement of her daughter, Dorothy, to ndrew Guilliano ot | ville, and Mrs. Henry Hudson of | TR FoR | Harold Tayntor of Forest street at| New York City, son of the late Professor Andrew Guilliano | Nouse beint ave motarin g | 1S Robert C. Vance of Maple [pital at Dexter, Maine, all summer, | thelr comp at Lake Mashapaug. | of this city i 3 | Godloyertiha v | street e | recovering from a severe injury suf- | S { 2 3 . S . [(7 Sila s %, Cz;, | & wita | | tered in an automobile accident the| Dr. H. T. Martin and Dr. J;\n,n_e[ —_— 3 Saetsid { and Ay Mrs. Alfred Morgan of Hatfield, | latter part of June is now in Green- | 1. Dobs incols . : N | and Mrs. Harry Ginsburg of Alfr 1 ; [ . Dobson of Lincoln street are! h ocia LCtlvltlea 00111‘ own o ot Murry Glnsbur of | Mags., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. | Ville, Maine. with her parents and |spending a few days in Washington, | M T D | R Beorge Boli of Trumbull street | her Ha. | D. C. They also attended the meet- | '™ R i GG . .. [ing of the alumni of University of | ATHFERINGS iy ot Y1y S st hor Raon toilallowenrs ) 5 Mrs. John York Miss Eurith Wachter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hart of Park | Maryland. G I HFRNG > [ndian Summer Weather Boen to Followers of Outdoor | &5 oM ok | Mr. and Mrs. Irank Wachter of | Place have been in Holland, Mich., | ¥t | el Sports : New Britain Folks to See Foothall |» ¢ 1. Fiten | Park Place visited in Bridgeport this | &Il we | Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Tuverson and I IR ’ - Pt p il | Yesterday Mrs, | Week Wwith Mrs. Stanley Lonsdale, MRS | two sons, of Woonsocket, R. I, and | | Shuttle i \ Game in New Have “,(h(}-_‘\l s, McMillan artlett motored to | the former Miss Martha Clark = of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kimball of | Mrs. Tuverson's mother, from Wash- Feature he s T WA o - S th ‘”I“\m,u city. { Lexington st were in New York |ington, D. C. are week-end guests ‘ : { E and Mrs. Hart to Entertain Wednesday. | | oG city this weck lof Mr. ana Mrs. Geéorge Dosrr of Dinner : ls \'\ i \ . | Mr. and Mrs. Sturman Dyson of| . . ¢ Cio ey | Harding str o { Vlies Tiorence ‘andl Miss se itself with any| Mr and Mrs John H. K Corbin avenue were in New York | Sl §ozel exingtolikeat S | t e So Main amuse itself with any| 0 been at their summer |City this week | left last Monday for Mainc | Miss Dorothy Betz of Winthrop | Mrs. Leon Kibbe ¢ trec SEGY SOt al tu affairs are in the lead, S R st B et | iR | street is spending a few days in | entertained three tabl £ G sty slow in starting | part of June arc now back in town| Miss Corinne Goodwin, daughter “,,‘,\I"t(. “'l‘h“l.:””\. Le I';i’“"‘“ [Reerbussy NEninome durifave dielioe " Miss Mildred Luddy ) oo all sorts of |at their Lexington street residence.|of Mr. and Mrs, Burton Goodwin of | ji SRl R G e were awarded to Mrs. Walter Mac- . ired Ludd R fe odwin of | pyrey of Lincoln street were in New | Miss Helen Bennett, *da Sl aha v Murphy outdoor spor i and country homes are Sherm ed in New York{yoric city this week MisgHclan Tennctustanghtongot S R B t noon Mis Coates : ¥ ; 2.5 N1 AMrs Henry Sage of Berlin is visit- | city thi M leanor | EE AT 9 Mr. and Mre. Clarence F. Bennett of 3 : kept open la 2 uently the scenes of all y 2P| e e 5 ect v 108 T e en I . LRSS 22 | ing her brother at his home in St.|Lewis Hildebrandt who has recently| Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Kinsella of | Lorcst Street 18 home from Smith for Miss Daly at h > parties. : towt ¥ ‘l“ i Lh)\’, Louiz, Wi moved into her new apartment in| mon A ore rona. and. i \m-:‘l ‘“f | college for the week-end o \“\'\n‘;‘ : ion and the links av the Shuttle Meadow club L Tudor City. IR e sis e S ANG 8] LA Sl sea i, L : o - ] : icorge W. Dunn of Lincoln street, | S day a more beautiful picture as the surrounding| Mrs Hovard Humphrey of Shut- M e e e tne | CralE Whitney of Orange and ih i ol . S tle Meadow avenue is s to- | ss May Wilcox of Grove Hill'\Couks'in Chicago, | Thomas Kellogg of Waterbury arc : folic L umn, ling a days in|visited in Watertown this week with = 5 | the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. ! er nephew, Erwin Sloper, who i8 &| s B. . Morris ¢ hes. | Clarence Bennett of Forest street | Chamberlair Catherine Swift | ca s . udent at the Tait school. [T e s e ke ena Miss R HERBERT E. ANDERSCN o 0 RO e s Boston, Mass., this| Miss Jane Rattenbury, daughter of | yell Coe of Liherty street. | Mr. and Mrs. Albert ¥, Corbin of | berlain. TEACHER CF BEGINNERS e . O i | Mr. and Mrs. Willam Rattenbury S {Shuttle Meadow road returncd on| A AND ADVANCED FUPILS 1 this doen, ! s e 1 -lL: 4‘ e i .\1»;\\(.0‘.- 1 Mrs, Bennott Nelson of Harrison|Sunday from Canada Monday evening STUDIO: PACKARDBLDG. ARCH-MAIN§TS rity o Vere en row v Haven, as . an, ieorge Coit of Shut- | Tuesday for Colby ¢ 2 4 S aiter iehan “ e e and Miss Mae i ( y r | street has returned after spending | glen : TELEPHONE 261 - E ) favor with the major portion of ado cnue are in Boston, | . {2 few days in Detroit and Cleveland, | Mr. and Mra. Donald Gaffney of | strect entertaine d EZER Tocalobtball e s, for a fow days. | Miss Gertrude Rogers of Sunny-| e | Corbin avenue, Mr. and Mrs. How- P | 3 PR ledge entertained a house party of | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Halloran |ard Humphrey of Shuttle lleadow | = ) T i A Mrs. Harold M. Parsons | friends last weck-cnd at the Rogers'| of Grove Hill went to New York yes- |avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Judd NDAY ni yrings Bliza ( L e spending the | summer home at Weekapau. | terday to bid bon voyage to Dr. and |of Worthington- Ridge, Berlin, are | Shuttl dow RIS A G BE8 [ - i 4 | Mrs. William T. Morri who |spending the week-end with Mr. and bridee lesson [ ¢ t o " e e fr. and [...rc M ;m» .lonnw]n of | eajled last night for a six weeks' trip | Mrs. George Kimball at Madison. g PRy e i 2 A 8 tbe and he: 3ri on street are o entertain alip Burope. . . [« Il)h’“- o1 Zo L e U returned last| house party of friends at Madison : foeS ... Miss Barbara Hillard Smith has Ob i : 1 HomE A a et k-end at the summer home |y ang Mrs, Harry Brown of this returned to New York ety after chief obj I B et il o Mrs. Johson's parents, Mr. and |city are spending the week-end in|spending the summer with her| quite a gt M= DU TS i New York city mother, Mrs. Albert I.. Corbin of dinner in e IRPLOnEpEacing | - i 5 | Goa o | Shuttle Meadow avenue. 1 5 A ik P S it I Morrissey and Mrs. | My, and Mrs. 1. 8. Lancaster of . * [ I‘ S S v cn 5 e ’}’(»‘ f ”‘"\,"‘:\“"' “:“1"‘1 last | 7o Acre road have motored to| Mrs, Manville Johnson of Maple ! yoard of ( PO O ey [T NV S G I | Washington, D. C Hill is visiting in New Jersey. VeV e e R Cllv o) e S e i - e o saitnse R e ‘ ; i s O A S i Wil Spend| A and Mrs K. B. Wood of Sef-| Mrs. Albert I Corbin returned on | . 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