New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1929, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD,- NOVEMBER The Maple Hill Woma Social News ' @i (Continued From I Five The bride at satin gown immed with Spanish lacé and a veil of Spanish lace : ash charge of the luncheon Charles Wi lent of and M Anna Tos presidents: Mrs. David cordin cretary; lding trip to nd Wat Samuel Cohen, treasu 1 live at 218 East street upon : eir return. The e wore a trav- About 40 members of the g ensemble of oy - pany atten * o party given in 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wal {ozal Vi [« e on Ir North Burritt street ann engagement of tF ay eve hers of the accountir . to Frank Mr.and Mrs. L. Keltinski of Cabot cLus events NEWYORK OPENS SOCIAL SEASON Opera Marks Start of Gay Events —Residents Returning I _ Mrs. Harry Bates Presides at D. A, R. Friday—Won- lub Holds Meeting. R By ADELAIDE KERR d Miss Ma New York Nov. (P—Wi taryship. Plar igic of the “old ho and once more York oper nn at Warehow Monday Not since th Nineties™ has the jostled ea er for a better view of its ma e. And from the Metropoli 1 on Tu . Teich is the pre Hallowe'e ved e diamond or which sk nineties. Mrs. Vand in her box as host varty on | daughter who wo satin wi Mrs, Joseph Murphy s Anna har Wilkon torarn of royal blue brocaded sat a diamond Nrs. \Wilsor and Mrs. H. Tanvilleleho s 1 froc W a di veral days : ppoint Peru to NEW ROSE GARDEN -~ FOR WALNUT it Gold Fish Pool and Waterlall Aiso Being Planed 10°BE LMITED Hostess lor Vice President Is ditoriuni. Roy n e midst of the York will be | ippeared th T s of 1 Ir. Steele, th Italian army r nt r in ew York Philharmonic string semble has been induced to be h Their uniforms of ornamented for the concert to accompany the |with gold hraid, arked contrast horus and to play special numbers. | to conventional black and white garb of the other t the opera drew many a de ward the box whe ed as guests of ( America to atte e horse show. its and pumpkin pies, | The butterflies who will maks reshments, were serv- | their initial bows this winter, as well prizes were award- | as those who *“came out” last year Gottlicl were there enmasse ey display- | for Nover .« . ed to advantage the sweeping frocks the knee-length wraps the shoulder the | and bluc mark this ye Miss Anne Storrs Hallowe'en masquerade 1 by the American Institute Banking o s of New Tirita company on in the New i rooms. About re present at the mec Tiss Abbie Dawson, Miss chose a pal rock as her opera cos her | primrose nd wistar I els silver earring 1 1 : t d pu « he (6 - Lady Tsabelli How ith the opening of t 1 nd Lady Armstrong wer rist yvior, and Leon Hunter were committee in charge of the Raymond IFraprie wa rize for the prettiest | the Tuxedo club ball g 4 xedo ¢ patronesses of the affair was dressed as Pier- | Park tonight the debutante 50N 15 | pros s of which will Grimshaw won the | On in full swing. I'rom now until [aid of the Victorin He for his costume of a |the debutante ball at the Ritz New |British Men and Womer ot Peterson of rmi IEERC R I to one lar brother, V nlan, M has, accordir ; mlm 1‘4~ Isme ¢ people Approxit , have been plar trellises alrc tion small sy ertson, who is 10 |will b i v Washington in [ Irom the pool a brook w from Lima, Peru, lov rocks and mossy Phote stars this ade her n in New in Philadelphia. 2 Smart Lamp Shades from every S : Aampe Snape Carron Westinghouse MAZDA LAMPS THE HANDY LAMP KIT containing Duy a Westinghouse Lamp Shade Carton 1 all the empty sockets in your then make two beautiful lamp carton. Just open up the . and fold together \ ade cartons are made of enuine albia lamp shade paper and are col- decorated. Iach carton will make two complete shades. 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(‘ogswell will be was held yesterday afternoon at the vidual—just your own. As you Dingle, . R. G. S. of served in the dining room with Mrs. tion. Edward Lancaster, ) Percival rext Thursday afternoon at the home 85 West Main St. Telephone 6100 of Esther Stanley chapter, . 5 7 Name FEngraved Hibbard and Mrs. Dudley Walker tion.” moved, thus assuring you that no Maxwell Porter, Mrs. Kenneth t ted with the serving 3 annual mecting of the New- ted C. . Luce and | FINE FURS HUDSON FUR SHOP 13 Franklin Square PRICE CORRECTION IHID onnelly Collme 7£L -480- TFE S~ BOSTON~ STORE. ST -7878- Appearing in Friday's Herald %"’wdp,w/. /~——SHoEs" were advertised from $2.95 to $5.95. Owing to trans- position of cuts prices appeared in the wrong place. The prices that appeared under Treadeasy Shoes should have been under Van Raalte Underwear. CV HOES Sell from $7.50 to $12.00 t of the An ican Revol So exquisitely beautiful—so indi- Bruemmer. Following the mecting fea was one else can make the same selec- Searle, Mrs. Maurice HE Mrs. Garden club will be held BOOK AND GIFT SHOP Miss Arline Kot