New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1929, Page 4

G. Wetherly are the Ieck of Connerton street in honor of her three yegr old son last njght Crabtree Mrs. J. A 1wy warty in H., is visiting her L Mendeline MacArthur | Theodore A. Greene o xington | home of Mrs stree rd road. About Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Coolidg and M ton, ov 1+ Halloween Miss Maloney the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Wa of Lincoln street entertained Dr and Mrs. A. J. Lobdell of Winches- er, N. H., Mr 1 Mrs. Albin Lob- dell of Wohurn, Mass., and I'rank Bohnau en- ity . at e {heir. home Lobdell of Hartford t w evenin ; decoratrd Mr 1 Mrs. v o ¥ st Lincoln road retu 1 tc from a motor trip in V Harold Rose v Rri N tertained a nuv home on Ha ning in honc A miscellancons shower was giver for Miss Dernice Rhodes strect hy Miss Stella Grusas at the home of i eckas of William T. Sloper of Grove Hill is in New York city this week-end L kas of n sday Mrs. George Kimball of South evening. The ho ited Burritt street left for New York city in Hallo 1 colo nn vesterday to join her husband who leaves. 10 guests enjoyed danc- has been there ing and games. Miss Dagveckas will Both Mr. and Mrs. Kim} become the bride ¢ Princeton, N. J., today for kas of Stanley cago-Princeton game | at St. Andrew’s Mrs, H. €. M ington street has he eral days at the M New York city Miss Evelyn T Mass. Miss Il he 1y, No- MRS. KENN Andrew's chureh Roon come the bride ski of Hartfc MISS VIRGINIA HART Mrs. Ko 'TH VREELAND The ¢ t of Miss Hart to Sanford Ballard Dole Low |~ % et % . Vrceland of West Hartford, formerly Miss Frances nnounced by Miss Hart wents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter . | 1 Mrs. John B Miss Millic \uley, the prin-| Dean of this city, is giving a large bridge tea next Tuesday Hart of Hart street. New York city are the ! cipal's assistant at the Senior hizh| afternoon, entertaining many friends from here as well as CLSSPRO0 M R A s 0 s school was hostess on W Hartford and other nearby places. 4 e = —— —— |Humphrey of Shuttle Meadow ave- rnoon at the school's mo nue arlment to th ) At ’ Hateh, Mr, & Mrs. S Hart of Park Place S ain I 1 11, Mr vas i New Torl ity 1t Mondiy Mys. Hibbard, with Mr | ezl ¢ N et e y B e e Bruemmer, was hostess to tl i : 5 : S N s tino of 1 ! Mr. ernoon. Grorge Kir Harold M i Mrs. Charles I 51 X ‘nj X S iver: Jew city, are spen PR > LA o Allo Parsons, Dr Hardware City Folks Enjoy Busy Fall Season of Diver- of Nev ftyfecsapon ] L ol Lo ' sified Events—Bennett Debut Party High Light nnyledge. Mr. a ick Hallowe'en, all girls in the | s sive ursday ©a S . Ko o 7 i L0 nded the nett J White dormitory Sehaol 2 of the Weel McKinnie to Entertain e ahing i e e ietioo : N y at Shuttle Meadow Club. A a o a3 Gl 0 ctch i " and Mrs. Roswell Moore of 1 W dinn 3 : coln road ding the 3 SRS i laughtor N 1 41 Rl 5 y 1 Gree IVERSIONS f 11 folks are many and varied these days. week-end in Cana niors ¢ ; S1 = ok each and ev society is busy rush- = . T A marc : nry R, La “;“..,; 4 g ing here.and there in a ) pace with the ree-| =" H"‘\'»“”\. "‘_\‘ J“" \‘KH"“““"“" et . 3 R i A : ¥ 1, her Home on ord breaking stride set. Gaieties galore crowd the calendar from | eek-end with Mr. and Mrs. Philip e AR (e T et on t e ; break i Inight sandwich parties. Dancing class | Pelletier of this city. ) e ; groups too, come in for notice, from those arranged for the real e e D tiny tots to those planned for their elders. According to rumor, | Ars. 518 SWilburkotig Jors th r home on I tap dancing is coming into its own again, one class has alread ;;"“ was in New York city durir tion to 0 : . ‘. - 2 5 . e week. om iss / Mrs, Eric Carlson gave a r-? started and among its members are Mrs. E. M. Hayden, Mrs. B r M ri rlson gav Hela: noon fea party to a number of he William T. Coholan, M Mrs. Maxwell Porter, Mr sons, Mrs. Pardon Rickey Stanley Eddy, Mrs. Maurice Pease, Mrs. Vinc s. Harold L. Judd, Mrs. Howard Par and several other prominent matrons. PR Cuff of Plainfield is spending the week- her brother-in-law nd Mrs. William Lincoln road. 1 and sister ‘oholan of ——EYES EXAMINED= L] \!l'l' clas o organized. They vary with the partic- PR o v FRANK E. GOODWIN - f ular talent of the student, from etchings and pastels to oil | Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore of A on W Optometrist friends at oe street taining Mr Mrs. W. Morse Wilson of Keen: , over the week-end. _ and water colors. Interest here is keen, and here, again, many prominent yvoung matrons and debutantes ave envolled. Heading " the list are suc , Mrs. Arthur Gard, Mrs. Matthew Griswe 327 Main St. Phone 1905 Mrs. Wil now n J. Hurzenagger n musically for her nthly chariot. rel; LIZABETH Clark T group out at the | brondea rom the Paterson lecision as chariots - Shuttle Meadow Continues to draw |- siossunceniin ey an i SRl nd won by Miss Ttuth of the Senior : “Loraine Osborne Hour" has been record brea 's. More than 80 plavers were in attenc- | the wee ance this week and despite the fact that it was the third lesson in a series of eight there were many new faces in the audience. Small dinner parties to precede the lessons continue popular, for the most part home affairs, for very few members have taken nd guest of Mrs. Loomis of Grove Hill. Wit s her daughter, Miss Doris Jorgen Christa nsen of Copent nd Boston. Mr. Ci A [ifile ota George Miller of H Informal Home Dinner | 3 : € L 1dying silver designi advantage of the special dinner which is served at the club |ica and plans to return | | house on that night. tive country next year for mi | Gatherings H ad List of A owe'en p PR service and aviation i Entertainments. Alice Neri and A MONG the imp: t dinner parties arranged to follow the o BT o e = Miss Neri o lillan of \ Yale-P 2ton ! me in N¢ laven on the 16th| o ot shutite Mreados YNE- | fiss Constane of Stanley | Louse was prettily decorated and all | Dover dinnee | of November is one . Allan McK > is giving. Her and Mr. and rMs Stigatsanieniain od Mo Crilir s on An ons ORI n RIS R Ty [ RN DR iR ouests are invit i ome o t g will | Park street lef party at her home on Thursday eve- | iNg were guests son-in-law and daughter ir. an ],\{«. TN Sty ;“ ¥ U street and il B s e ning Miss Bmily Cicszynski, Miss Olga | Mrs. Victor Doindexter of West | ater go on to club for the LONi e LA, ) PRI Neri, Miss Anna Hamilla, Miss Lil- | Hartford, who were observing their | wugLae e Bl Mrs. Rufus Hemenway of Lexing- | D s, ban.sr Lo ol O e ; ke ning.«Mr. and Iso to ha CetiNrs e L o Miss Genevieve noski, Miss Mar- R orie Huck, Miss Kate Karbienski Marie Carlson, Miss Anna and Dr. Matthew G ley and Miss Genevieve Griswold ¢ this party enter Goulding K. Wight ] F home in Montelzir, N. J., for game ¢ er, Do dinner at their hor r the | €'en hy, now hivs. g Srom their | Vine str Grove Hill and ne are to be jud old and Mrs friends at their dance at the l»v;\»,l-n\“w‘mv st which W Saki cdnesday eve- | clubhous ritain Woman's ol b is spon e : e ; 9 rthday party 1 form ol n front of Robert McConnell of this city J irs. 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