New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1930, Page 5

—_——————————— Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell of Winthrop street and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Booth and daughter, Marie, are on a two weeks' trip to Canada. Mrs. Clara Lindquist and daugh- ter, Miss Emma and son, John, of Patterson, California, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Berry of Arch street, P Mrs. Bernard T. Donnelly and children of Linwood street are vaca- tioning at Westerly, R. 1. aiel 0y Mre. H. A. Cornwall of Portland i8 the guest of Dr. and Miss Esther Griswold of Kensington for a week. « .. Miss Dorothy Sugenhime of East Berlin is spending a week with | fricnds af Augusta, Maine. Mr. and Mrs. James H. McCarthy of Whiting street have returned from a vacation at Walnut Beach. Miss Amelia Diamond is spending the month of August at Weekapaug, R T3 « .. T. J. Shanahan and daughters, Helen, Vivian and Dorothy of Hart | streef, are spending two weeks at| Indian Neck, Branford. | F. C. Walker of Harrison street is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Harold Benning at Benton Harbor, Mich. R Miss Amanda Carlson is spending her vacation in Bermuda. Mrs. Joseph Ward of Harrison street is entertaining her sister, Miss Margaret McCarthy of Meriden. i e 5 Mrs. John Pinches, Jr.. and daugh- ters, Ruth and Dorothy. of West Main street. will spend the re- mainder of the summer at Saybrook Foint. yoiatty Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bassford and daughter of Stanley street have returned from a two weeks' stay at York Beach, Me Miss Mary Walch is at Oak Bluffs for two weeks. PR Mr. and Mrs. Charles Granquist and daughter of tSanley street have veturned from a two motor trip to Niagara Talls, and the White Mountains. Quebec Miss Trene afternoon will Miss Mae Rullivan will leave this for Clinton Beach where spend the coming week. Mr. and Mrs. Frede son znd daughter Carolyn ley will stay at Manor the remainder season. Sliney and they A of Stan- Saybrook of the k John- | street for . e Mrs Ja ton strect, ton Beach. McCarthy and children, Clifford and Jack, of Hamil-| are vacationing at Clin- Mr. and Mrs. James Corr of Ken gington are spending a two weeks | vacation in Virginia Mrs. John L. Ross of Chestnut street and nieces, the Misses Mildred Brady d Grace Sawyer. have turned from a 10-day tour of re- the southern states, | Miss Dorothy Ross of Kensington | vacationing at Wickford, R. I ‘ d Mrs. H is bert Coleman | ughters, Anna and Flizabeth | Victor, of Plainville, have home following a week p to Lake George, Lake Champlain, West Point and other pointe in New ingland Helen E Charles of Homestvad vacationing at Madison Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Young are AMr and o and son motor and avenue Mrs jott son are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson of Berlin are entertaining Mrs. R. P. Bloomquist and daughter of Brook- yn, N. Y. w of Lex- the home Bradbury of Morrill Mrs lliam N ., is a Mrs. Hr Mrs. William &cott and ers of Worthington Ridge Berlin are spending two weeks at Point o' Woods beach Mr. and Mre. A. L. Maltman and family of the Westminster apart- ments are entertaining Rev. and Mrs H. L. Maltman of Big Run, Pa and Mrs. Donald Hattings of Worth- ington Ridge. Berlin. loft Wednesday tor New London where she will spent a few days Mrs. Henry G. Schaufflir and her three children back at their home on Lincoln Road after spend- ing the ‘past two months at the Vineyard arc wii sl e, Dr. M. A. Kinsella of Ten Acre road and Ernest Griswold of Corbin | avenue mofGred to Saratoga, N. Y., on Thursday for the races Louie € Jones, Carlyle Howard 8. Humphrey and Wiliam | H. Booth of the Shutile Meadow | club will be among the field in the one state golf tournament to be held at the Middletown Country club next Thursday. Baldwin, o st Mr. and Mrs. Percy Rt their daughter. Nerma, of Adams street and Mr. and Mrs. John Saut- ter of Kelsey sirect have returned from Belgrade Lake, Maine. o Mr and Mrs. Frank H. Shaw of Wso. Burritt street are vacationing at Lake George, N, Y Glasle and | noon William H. Rattenbury and | cond daughter, Jane. of Shut- Meadow road will be at Cape Cod until September 2nd E spend R. Carter of Adams street will next week in Chicago, Il Kenneth O'Connor of Washington, ). C visiting Mr. and Mrs. | ohnstone Vance of Menroe street, Edward Humphrey of Shuttle ‘ | [Meadow road spent Thursday in New York city. o .. i Nancy and Dixie Cutter, the two ttle daughters of Mrs. John D. Cut. l { week-end | their little | Road | Hartford, |and J ter of Shuttle Meadow avenue are spending two weeks at Madison Beach. DY Peggy Germond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Germond of Lin- coln road, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Joy at Indian Neck, Branford. Miss Faye Rattenbury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rat- tenbury of Shuttle Meadow road, re- turned Tuesday from Knellwood where she visited Mrs. I. D. Russell who is spending several weeks there. Miss Rattenbury is entertaining her cousin, Mixs Louise Ellis of New York city this week-end. PN Miss Alda Wightwood and Miss Catherine Walen of Wilcox street | are spending a vacation at Pleasant View, R. I DR Mrs. Walter Blye of Quincy, Maas., | is visiting at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Valentine of | Millard street. Miss Eldona Valin- | ches of Stanley street accompanied | her here after a visit in Quincy. Mrs. Flavia LeMay of this city is | visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Ket- cham of Collinaville. i Mr. and Mrs. William Clark of | Homestead avenue, are spending two | weeks at the shore, « e Mies Anna Woods of Brook street, William Schmidt of Hartford avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. of Roberts street, have left on automebile trip to Washington, C., and Virginia PN | Mr. and Mrs. Harold §. Nelson | and family of Maple Hill are spend- | ing the season at their summer home in Madison, Conn. i s Mr. and Mrs. Otis M. Scripture of | Lincoln Road are motoring to Nan- tucket tomorrow for their young son, Alan, who has been there for| the past week visiting the William 8. Rowland family. ‘ B | Mrs. Buell B. Bassette and her| daughter, Miss Ruth Bassette, ar: | returning from New York city this| week-end after spending a week | down there. | PR Miss Barbara Hillard of New York city, daughter of Mrs. Albert Corbin of Shuttle Meadow road will heard in a program of music broadcast from station WTIC on Sunday, August 31st, and on Tues-| day, September 0th . e Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Forest street are spending the with Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Platt at Stannard Beach, Westbrook. .« .. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Walker and | daughter, Betty of Mon- roe street, lvave next Wednesday for Rehobath Beach, Virginia. to visit the little girl's paternal grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Walker. 85 Walter Fletcher anc Russell and Walter Ji., Humason | o Mr. and Mre their sons, | of Monroe street have gone to Mai for ten days, _GATHERINGS | Small Informal Parties Amuse Society Folks As Summer Wanes. | | i Mr. and Maple Hill ummer at ained Their Arthy 8 Mrs. Laurie Banford of who are spending the Lake Pocotopaug enter- dinner Wednesday night Ruests were Mr. and Mrs Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Louise Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Sturman Dyson PPN Dugald McMillan of Dover who is apending the summer at her-summer home in Madison en- tertained with a luncheon and bridge on Wednesday. Her guest re. Mrs. George Ashley, Mrs W. Macomber, Mrs. William Kinney, Mres . H. Norris, Mrs. W. H. Kohl- er of Springfield. Mass, who is the guest of Mrs. Macomber, Mrs. H. (. Magargal and Mrs. C. J. Leroux v. John L. Davis Davis were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dugald McMillan at their home in Madison on Thursday evening Rev. and Mrs. Davis, who now reside in New York are spending the sum- mer at Stony Creek. Seiry Mrs, and Mrs Invitations Mrs. Edward have been sent out by | £ Twichell of Hamil- ton street for a bridge shower to be given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. €. Twichell on Brookside Road on the third of September. The party is to he given in honor of Miss Helen Manning of West Hart- tord whose marriage to Charles Cartwright, of Boston and West will take place sometim in October. | Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Pease of Lincoln Road who are spending the summer at the Vineyard entertained | quite a number of their friends with a barbecue and beach party last Saturday. .. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gilbert of Lin- coln road gave a bachelor's dinner party Tueeday night at their home, entertzining Howard S. Humphrey, William J. Sweeney, Johnstone Vance, Charles Stanley, Lec Howe Stone, @n Thursday night, | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Kimball and Harold Hateh dined with the Gil- berts - . . e Mrs. Robert C. Vance is giving a party at Ridgewood next Wednesday entertaining her guests with swimming and cards. at| home of her mother- Robert J. Vance luncheon the summer in-law, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Woodford xave a dinner party at their home | on Mason Drive Wednesday night in | honor Mr. and Mrs. Harold | Latham of Pittsburgh. Pa.. who have Lean in town for several days visit- ng with Mr. Latham's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Latham of Black Rock avenue. P Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Monroe street. entertained Mrs Stuart Lyle of Washington, D). (., at dinner at the Shuttle Meadow Coun- | try club Thursday night. Mrs. 1 in the house guest of Mrs. Stevens Mrs. Ruby Andrews of Lin- coln road. Stevens of sister, | been given ! place ————————————— NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1930. 5 Miss Cornelia Fitzgibbon enter tained a foursome at bridge Friday afternoon at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fitzgibbon of Corbin avenue. Her guests in- cluded Mrs. Herbert Camp. Mrs. Robert C. Vance and Miss Florence Bentley. Chit. Miss Dorothy Ripple enter- | tained at a bridge and shower given in her honor last evening at the home of Mrs. William F. Bomba of Pieasant streel About 20 friends were present and prizes at cards were awarded to Miss Mildred Rip- ple and Mrs. Webb. Miss Ripple will become the bride | Ruymond Holcomb September 6 She has been extensively enter- tained in the past few weeks, a per- | sonal and crystal shower having | in her honor by Mrs.| Fred E. Miller and a miscellaneous | shower by Mrs. Spencer Kaelin. | was of Mrs. R. A. Williams and Mrs. Ly- man Hall gave a grocery shower and | bridge Monday evening in honor of Miss Phyllis Senning of Kensington, who is to be married on August 23 to Herbert Eyre of Woodbury. Prizes were awarded to Miss Lau- | retta Alling. Mrs. Harold Upson and Miss Ruth Hanford. | On Tuesday evening Miss Senning | | was tendered a miscellaneous show- | er at the home of Mrs. George Try- | on with Mrs. Ara Edgerly assisting | as hostess, Bridge was played and the prizes | awarded to Miss Phyllis Senning, Miss Marion Hall and Miss Louise Hall. PR | | | Mrs. A. J. 8avard of Lincoln street | entertained Mrs. Mary Shechan of Harrison street, Mrs. Peter McCrann | and Mrs. James Gilbert of Lincoln | street, at her summer home at Cedar Lake, with a bridge and dinner on Thursday afternoon and evening. | The prize at bridge was awarded | to Mrs. Gilbert | PP Mrs. Charles Fiske of Beckley, en- tertained the members of the Social Five Thursday afternoon at her home at a bridge and luncheon. | A social hour followed the card game. PR Miss Estelle Johnson and Miss Ag- Rakowsky entertained at a handkerchief shower in honor of Miss Ida Ravizza at Miss Rakowsky's home on Nash Wednesday evening The home was prettily decorated in a color scheme of yellow and green interspersed with garden flow- ers. " Three tables of ed and the Anna Fracchia, ja and Miss Jean Rakowsky. Miss Ravizza will become the, bride of George Pola of East Hart- ford on Monday, September I, Mrs. Howard Bruemmer of West Main street is giving a beach party at her summer cottage at Westbrook Monday. Her invited guests include Mrs. Merrick Hellyar, Mrs. George Roli, Mre. Stanton Ashley and Mrs. Sturman Dyson. © e e Mrs. Stanton Ashley avenue gave a fam »r home Thursday ng her parents William N. McKirdy Ncman McKirdy and her in-law, Mrs. George Ashley. nes street 1 play- | prizes awarded to Miss | Miss Helen Kolad- | of Corbin dinner party night, enter- Mr. Mrs her brother mother Mrs. Sturm party n Dyson gas her home on en ght enter of the nu from the General hospital P Walton gave a small ty at her home on Ha on street Thursday noon, en - taining for Mrs. Henry Armington’s grandmother, Mrs. E. Zellitz of Lima, Ohio. New Britain . Mrs. J. R ncheon p o o e Mrs. George Boli entertained tables of bridge informally home on Trumbull street on afternoon two at her Tues- day .. and Mrs. W entertained a day evening by bridge a guests included the Kimballs, the Hardy Payors | H. M. Parsons. Weld heen nton liam Coholan of few with picnic their home Mrs. Gardner Road who has su roin C of Elbr nding was hostess w of her friends at h bridge at the home of her mot M Robert Vance in Clinton, Thursday. cheon Mrs, S PIC P, Road and Mrs. Elt Lincoln street will members of their bridge ¢ luncheon and cards next noon at Stannard Beach. idge Rec cntertain Acre her of th Tuesday Doane of Hill, entertained at a personal show- in honor of Miss Marjoric Gib- at thelr home Tuesday evening. Guests were present from New Ha- ven. Hartford, East Berlin and New Britain. Decorations were carried out in a color scheme of orchid and vellow Miss Gibney will become the bride of Leon Bradley this after noon at one o'clock. ~ WEDDINGS Misses Helen Frederick str Mapl er ney | Plans For Early Fall Wed- | dings Announced—Several | Marriages in August. | | This afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, tha wedding of Miss Phyllis Senning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Senning of Upson's Corner Kensington, and Herbert Ernest Eyre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest yre of Woodbury, Conn.. will tak: in the garden of the bride's parents’ home. The ceremony will he performed under an arch of hem- lock, juniper and goldenrod asd Catherin MISS ELIZ Miss ( is home from Council Blu Wadsworth, her roomm: ate at ning, Jr Kennelh The we ser 1 Norton of piano and Miss Britain on thr Da Mrs. R and “Song o Tryon of K¢ The brid gown of v embroidered velvet, all cut attendants hou tel colore ies tied The b . will will roses A mony in gar Decorat pastel s ju luncheon ing. Mrs. H Spencer Kal Mrs. Sheriff About 75 from Norwa York city Woodbury Mr. Eyr on a wedd Cape (od pon Vernon Miss Sen ons w Britain h EYE GLASSES FRANK E. GOODWIN Optometrist Main St. INAMINED FITTED Tel GEORGE WESTERMAN Violinist and TEACHER OF VIOLIN Pupil of Carlos Hasselbrink at Institute of Musical Art, New York City Studio: 16 Carmel St., Phone 4033 HERMAN J. ZAHNLEITER Instructor in Violin and Ensembie Playing Studio: Booth Block, 25 Tel. 545—1044TV Main St ABETH , daughter of Dr. George Cooley of Lincoln road i, I son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph of Park place, at present a resident of Hampstead, L. 1., and Miss Lil- lian D. Adler of Laurciton, L. !., took place last Saturda the Little Church Corner in New York | Miss Janet Graham cted as bridesmaid n was It Ri ad. a colleg | Lamb Mr. and Mrs b n Hempstead foliowing a wedding trip to the Adirondacks Lamb ernoon Around the of L and ards of Hemp- roommate of Mr. at ton, best o will reside m Lamb attended Yale colleg was attached ce unit a which N turn Miss Esther forme Karl Mr. was ago this of Lindholm and Mre. solemnized ternoon at Second Bap- Haddon E | Klingberg, cousin bride- ‘:rmom performing the ceremony in the prese of immediz mbers son .indholm Monday no at | {trip the coupl Chicago wh Miss Margaret Gia er of Mr. and Mrs. \ olo of Hillhurst Masciovecchio. Al Masciovece Dor t Giampa- avenu d Gu son of ed hio Mass, w g at hester, morni S o roses and nor's gown Miss r o of 112 Roc W Mrs. well str Dyson, son Dyson of ed, tool COOLEY where she visited Miss Dorothy the Walnut Hill sc anian will sing Maric will consist of a | ony at pa mmediate families went | lez During the ceremony Harr I Love You Sha- | Sorro Truly,” | Walter apl \t Dawning” and "Oh Promise | 1 Fieber of with Mrs. Margaret Ren bk place at the reetory organ f St. John the E he imm homas Alr. and Mrs Hill,"and Boston dia’ J. La- e bride will te satin period gowr Her going rown be attired with a Ro! i of honor r.. broth- Lvelyn Sol ride and Mi of brid act follow ef the ep ; the e at hom¢ ride’s the arents which : Sorrow Mr. C‘remonese e on a wedding t riage orth Carol will cere bride's ormer ied to Prepare Your Children 00D HAIRCUT Nunzio E. 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