New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1930, Page 4

MRS. FAYETTE LEISTER Mrs. Leister goes down to Philadelphia, Pa., tomorrow to spend two weeks with her parents. Social Activities About ‘Gown Mrs. William Bentley in Charge of Open Day State Tourney at Shuttle Meadow Club—W. T. Sloper Entertains Friends at Kensington Farm. x ¥ % PLANS for the open day state golf tourney out at the Shuttle Meadow club-are coming en-apace and if the weather man is kind a big turnout is expected on Tuesday, the 16th. Luncheon will be served at noon in the club dining room and many folks who are not playing the course will run out for the socia] hour this special noon time luncheon affords. Mrs. William Bentley chairman of the Ladies’ Golf committee is overseeing the arrangements necessary for this event, her co-workers include Mrs. R. Frisbie, Mrs. George Rogers, Mrs. W. T. Rowland, Mrs. Maxwell Porter and Miss Katherine Swift. In addition to the regular tournament there will be special contests in approaching, putting and driving. P ARTIES come and go, impromptu picnics and formal dinner gatherings, but outshining by far the every day events of the week was William T. Sloper’s barbecue sheep roast which took place Tuesday evening at his farm down in Kensington. Mr. Sloper is a charming host and his parties are always| delightfully informal. On this occasion his friends assembled | at five o’clock, enjoyed an out of door dinner and later came to town to play one of the midget golf courses. Miniature golf, by the way, has taken the town by storm, the courses are| crowded early and late, in fact after theater games are| partiqular]y popular and with many people this has become the| favorite hour to play. Mr. Sloper’s party was the second in a MRS. STANLEY HART Mrs. Hart was one of the patronesses for the exhibit which was hel Britain Art school studio on Cedar street this week. —Photo by John Haley at the New Mr. and Mrs. William F. Brooks| Herbert Leupold, son of Mr. and| of High street are expected hom=|Mrs. A. Leupold of Maple street this week-end after a summer spent| has entered Pratt Institute, Brook: at Lake Kezar, Maine. ixyn‘ N. Y. s e Mrs. Walter Burke and family have returned after spending the summer in Hazardville. . Miss Sarah MacKeil of Nova Sco- tia, is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Webster of Park street, Plainville. . ice Mangan, daughter | of Judge and Mrs. Willlam F. Man- | |gan ot Bastett street, has enrolled | Miss Marion Robinsop of Wor-|at the College of the Sacred Heart, cester, Mass.. spent several days this New York ¢ | week Wwith Mrs. Johnstone Vance of R Monroe street. . Y Mrs. Helen Sloper of New York‘ Mies Maryal city visited in town this week. Miss Alice spent the we N dick of Arch strest at Asbury Miss Caroline Savage of Savage | HU1, Berlin, is entertaining Miss Mrs, Norma Sloper has returned|Edith Smith, a former resident. P from Honolulu and is stopping with her sister, Mrs. Norton Smith of}| Mre. William T children of Vir reet, have To- Morrissey Mrs. A. Johnson and the Misse: series, and according ¢o rumor a third is not far off. o % PERSONALS i Exodus From Summer Re- Mrs. George Cole has returned to | her home in East Berlin after spend- | ing the symmer in Canada. John of few Nelson and | Berlin, will | weeks St. sorts—Younger Set Off to { School. next in Mrs. Norman Bigelow and chil- | dren of Berlin have returned home from Job's Pond, where they spent the summer. Mrs. Corbett J. Cranford and her two children. Kenneth and Jewel Marie of Ochlo Georgia, will leave tomorrow for their home after a six weeks' visit with Mrs. Cran- ford's mother, Mrs. Maria Witz of Bradley street o e . Edna Smart of Wilden road, spent the week at Lake Con- | gamond | 4 | Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Fergueson of . e urned home after ending summer at Stannard beach, brook. the Gertrude, Edith and Ethel Johnson West- |have returned to their home on| | John street after a three weeks trip | to Minneapolis and Winnipeg, Can- ada. | o« oo | Miss Gertrude Bunce of East Ber- lin, left Thursday for Garden City, Miss L. L, where she resumed her stud-|_ =" ies at Adelphi college .. Farmington. Stanley Hart of Chatham road is expected home today from a trip to New ‘York city and Philadelphia Pa. P Mrs. A. D. MacKenzie of Monroc street, will spend the next several weeks at Inverness, Quebec, Canada PREFEIA Minna Schwartz of Taylor Mills has returned to his| home in Boston, Mass., after a shor visit with his brother, Arnold Milis Park, | Camp | road, |street has returned to New Britain | school on the same day. |aster spending a month traveling through the New England states. Dr. Harriet Chalmers of Walnut street hag returned from a month's yacatien in Canada. . William Shepard of Berlin will cave on his boat tomorrow with a |party of men to attend the cup races at Newport. . | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lugli of Hari- ford avenue entertained guests at bridge and tea Friday afternoon. . * | Miss Jane Rogers, daughter ot | { Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rogers ot Lincoln (road, returns to Ten Acre school m! Wellesley, Mass., next Saturday for | her second year. Mies Elizabeth Hatch, the eldest daughter of Mr. |and Mrs. Harold Hatch of Lincoln makes her enroliment at the . o d. t! t. (¢ CRLLE BECEE. | atp. ame o Mr. and Mrs. Dugald McMillan |Of East Berlin are spending a few ot Dover Road have closed their|Veeks in Maine summer place at Madison Beach. | e Miss Helen McDonough, the only James MacPherson | .. Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Johnson | |of Chestnut street have returned | daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. P. F. Mc. | (Fom Sweden where they spent the | Donough of Vine street, visited | SUmmer: friends in South Norwalk this week. | | . Mrs. Louise R. Raphael and chil- MRS. WILLIAM BENTLEY Mrs. Bentley heads the Ladies’ Golf committee out at the Shuttle Meadow club and is completing the necessary, arrangements for the fall tournaments. Howland Francis of New York city is spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ratten- | bury of Shuttle Meadow road. PP Mrs. Howard Humphrey who has been at Madison Beach for four| weeks, is expected at her home on Shuttle Meadow read tomorrow. . el w Miss Margaret Attwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Attwood of | Vine street is in Greenwich for th week-end. , .« . Mrs. Stanley Coopér, her son Tony and her little daughter, Nan- ¢y who came back to town last| Saturday after a season spent at Sachem's Head, are at their sum- mer place for the week-end. On| Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper go to Boston, Maes., for a short stay. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell| and their two children of Brook- side Road have gone to Sachem's Head for the week-end. PR Ford Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. | witness the cup races. Richard Cooper the youngest son of the family is entertaining William Att= wood aboard the boat. Donald Bartlett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bartlett of Lincoln ume his studies at Andover, Mass., _— Mr. and Stanley Galpin of | Berlin were in New York city last Monday, to meet e, when she their daughter, arrived from been gh- Mr. and Mrs. W. Manville Johnson of Maple Hill, will leave Tuesday for her home in Haworth, New J g o v . Mrs. L. M. Jenson of Hartford and her sistér Miss Mary Mildred Quarter will sail E. J. Cooper of Vine street is re- | turning from Europe the end of| this month and will enter the archi-| tect firm of Gambell Rogers in New | York city. The Elisha Coopers have taken their boat “Surprise” up to Newport this week-end and will Miss Emma N. Miller Announces That She Wil Resume Teaching Monday, Sept. Sth Harmony and kindred subjects Instruction in Piano Studio, 2964 475 Arch st Phone New PBritain, Conn Miss Ethel Menus wishes to announce the opening of Piano Studio Eulaiain UGy Brit At Telephone 2449 Piano instruction includes har- mony, ear-training, and reading England Conserv Music, Boston, Mass- and Damrosch's of Musical Art, York City sight- Pupil of Ne tory of achusetts, Institute New Golf street. Maple Hill, were recent guests at Landlord’s Inn, Templeton |On the 22nd Miss McDonaugh leaves Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Pelton and |for Northampton, Mass., for her their son, Richard, of Forest street, second year studies at Smith col- | dren have returned to their home in | Grove Hill after spending the sum- | Mass. 5 who have been stopping at the | Anglo-American Fish and Game | club in Bic, Canada, for the past non, N. Y. will t three weeks are coming home Tues- | guest of Miss Florence f|day of next week. | Russell street | PO i D. 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