New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1930, Page 4

MISS DOROTHEA HORNKOHL Miss Hornkohl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Hornkehl of Norden street, has entered Good Council College, White Plains, N. Y. Social Activities About ‘Gown Shuttle Meadow Club Scene of Brilliant Party This Week—Various Women’s Organizations to Start Season This Month — Shorter and Cooler Days Handicap t(l SportFollowers. SUDDEN drop in temperatute and with it the retgm_to eastern standard time brought a marked halt to activities in the outdoor sport world. The popularity of the open air midget golf courses has waned appreciably during the week and though golf and tennis continue to attract a certain followmg it is only the more ardent players one finds on the links and courts about the city. Tuesday witnessed the final round of the Women’s Fall Tournament out at the Shuttle Meadow club with Katheryn Swift defeating Bertha_Chpmberlain and ~winning for the second yeax"‘ thf championship title. HE outstanding social event of the week was the tea party which Mrs. Stanley Hart and Mrs. Donald MacMillan gave ' out at the Shuttle Meadow club Wednesday afternoon bringing +* together more than one hundred persons and marking the . second big tea with which these popular young matrons have " entertained their friends. This year’s function saw many of - the guests in trailing gowns and the new off the forehead hats. . Despite the fact that dame fashion has decreed black the :- season’s color, the majority of the frocks were of brither hue. . The aides chosen from the younger maids and matrons set included: Mrs. Sanford B. Low, Mrs. Roswell Moore, Mrs. Theodore Hart, Mrs. James Baldwin, Mrs. Maurice Johnson, ' Mrs. Robert C. Vance, Mrs. Stanley Cooper, Mrs. Richard - White, Mrs. Maxwell Porter, Mrs. Edward Twichell, Mrs. Harold “Peck, Mrs. Victor Poindexter, Mrs. William Hart, Mrs. Stanley Eddy, Miss Virginia Humphrey and Miss Katheryn Clark. “Their gowns varied from brilliant figured crepes to velvets and *chiffons of almost every color. Mrs. Howard Parsons, one of - the table hostesses, wore a wine colored crepe frock with a hat .to match, while Mrs. Dugald McMillan, and Mrs. Jerome ““Farquhar who were also attendants at the tea table, wore black .with matching hats. ¥ * ~ PERSONALS | Visitors In and Out of the Hardware City — || Other Notes. Edward Steinle of Harrison strect returned vesterday from a two weeks' trip through the middle west. P Duncan Shaw of will leave Monday Ohio. Llbridge road for Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Berger of ‘Lincoln road will spend the week- ‘end at their camp in Winchester. rick Hellyar of Trumbull urned to her home on | Wednesday after a month's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Feimster of Newton, North Carolina. str Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Kinsella of Ten Acre road left Monday to spend ten days in Buffalo, N, Y. T | chard Scully, son of Mr. and H. P. Brumell of Corbin P. F. Scully of Hart street, has e tcsumed his studies at Saint Ber- and Thursday of this week. nard’s seminary in Rochester, New 5 o York Mr. and Mrs. Lenox place and Camp of Russell Monday from a trip avenue dnesday M t Ca ) 0 vk 7 | [0‘\’[‘fL:' Florenes [ Mrs. W. Manville Johnson oot retarmeq | Mrs. Jorathan Hart of Maple spent Wednesday at Mrs. ada ummer . Hart's home Be rd Nick is spending a fe mouth Mrs. George Dyson Harrison street will leave this afternoon spend & month with her son daughter-in-law, Mr. and Harry T. Dyson of Milwaukee, ;i 'rson of days Drury in to and Mrs, Wis. Mr Lin or the week and Mrs. oln stre John Andrews of Mr. and Mr their two cf of Shuttle Me last week-end with parents, Mr. and Mrs, of Southington W. Walke avenue Mrs. M spent Walker s Wallace | weeks' and Mrs, Frederick Hart left today on a two trip to Montreal and M. Stanl motor Mr. and Mrs. Ck and their daughier, Rut are spending the Mrs. Hawkins m 8. Dunloy of Brooklyn of Berlin nd with Willian Yorl Troup of lays in Boston this week wee P £ Mr Pover and Mrs. Walter road have returned from Atlantic city Buckey of Bret Neece of Corbin aven in New York ity Thursda Friday of this weel Mr. and Mre. Herbert Woods Court street left today to spend week in Atlantic City, New Jersey Joht from ston of Mapla a short stay of Forest strec nd days veek in Boston tis several Mr. and Mrs St Corbin avenue had lust week-end Mrs. Mr. and Mr. Loui; $ Miss Maric and of vrman Dyson of as their guests| Mrs port Stanley Lonsdale of Bridge- aughter of Dr. and Mrs. Rob. lark of Garden street, was in Wednesday to attend the tea by Mrs. Stanley Hart and Mrs. MacMillan at the Shuttle club, )yson’s parents he Miss Miss Island Benes, and aunt State her Laura Clawson New York. n and | Hill | at her summer home 1 Madison. | Nova Scotia ! in New York city | of | school in New Haven. Berlin spent | her son and daughter-in-law, | turn today from NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAL D, SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1930. —Photo by Collomb MRS. DWIGHT BARCLAY LATHAM Mrs. Latham who is well known in New Britain and Hartford has recently moved to Jackson Heights, N. Y., where Mr. Latham will continue broadcasting over the radio. Stephen Hart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Hart of Maple Hill, was in New York city for a few days this week. . John Lacava of Prospect has entered Georgetown school at Washington, D. C. . . . 8 street Medical . Mrs. Frank Zimmerman of Vine street and Mrs. Raymond Healey left yesterday to visit Mrs. Zimmer- man's daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Dyer. PR Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Lotz of Buell street left Thursday to spend the re- mainder of the week at Swampscott, Mass., where they are attending the Rotary convention. .. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Young of Lin- | coln road are making a short stay in New York city. P Miss Elizabeth Bell, dramatic di- rector of the S8pringfield High school, is the guest this week-end of Mrs. George Flanagan of Forest street. . Miss Mae Fresen and Miss Flor- ence Hanson of Church street have returned from a short stay in New York city. .. Montgomery Chapman of Glenn Falls is the week-end guest of Louis Chapmar. of West Main street. o s Miss Barbara Hillard, daughter of Mrs. Albert Corbin of Shuttle | Meadow road, left Wednesday to make her home in New York city. Miss Hilla®d, who has been in town the greater part of the summer, re- cently returned from a trip to| Florida. s . Mrs. Truman Bristoll, who is still in Cheshire, spent several days in this city this | week Mr. and Mr. Duncan Shaw of El- | bridge road and their house guest, | Mrs. Marie Walsh of New York city. | will attend the International Fishing | races today at Gloucester, Mass. George McMann of Farmington | avenue has entered the Yale Medical Mrs. May Johnson of Lowville, N. Y., will return to her home Monday after spending several weeks with Mr. | and Mrs. W. Manville Johnson of Maple Hill. Mrs. Johnson will ac- company her mother by motor to |is spending the weck-end in Albany, | 1IN X Lowville, Dr. and Mrs. Raoul Benoit of Pleasant street and Mr. and Nrs. Al- bert Lamphier of this city will re- | a three weeks' | fishing and hunting trip at Murray Bay, Quebec, and the Saguenay river. | Mr. and Mrs. John Wolff re‘m‘nlly‘ of Kensington avenue are now liv- | ing at 16 Forest street. P Erwin Sloper, son Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Sloper of Grove | HIll, is in New York city this week- | end. of | week, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Linder of | Lincoln road have returned from the Morey Lake club, Fairlee, Vt., where they want to attend the New England Conference of Tax Ofi- clals. . Miss Elizabeth Cooley, daughter of Dr. George P. Cooley »of Lincoln | road, returned to the Sacher School | of Art in Boston, Mass., last Sun-| day. | . o. Roger Whitman of Corbin avenue | Dudley Walker of Monroe street returned from Boston, on Thursday. S Mrs. Robert Metcalf and her lit- tle daughter, Dale of West Hartford, spent several days this week with Mrs. Metcalf's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frnest Christ of Ten Acre road. & PR Elbridge Beecher of Lincoln street was in Providence R. I, dur- ing the week. . . . Mrs. Andrew J. Sloper Hill spent Thursday city. of Grove in New York . e e Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Vance of Maple street will spend the coming vieek in Boston, Mass. Ry Harry Bates of Russell street and Johnstone Vance of Monroe street are returning Tuesday after a month of hunting and fishing at the Anglo American Fish and Game Club, Bic, Canada, P. Q. PR Mr. and Mrs. Charles Law of Ten Acre road and Mrs. Emery Corbin of Elbridge road and Curtiss Clif- ford, Kensington avenue are spend- ing the week-end with friends in Groton, Mass. . . . Harold M. Parsons of Russell street has returned from Philadel- phia, Pa. Mrs. Helen T. Sloper of New York i3 spending the week-end in town. oW Mrs. Arthur Kimball of Lexington street drove to Boston Tuesday with her daughter Elizabeth, who return- ed to Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass., to resume her studies. . oo Miss Katheryn Swift, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Swift of Ken- sington, Mias Bertha Chamberlain of Sunnyledge and Miss Marion Ben- nett,-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence F. Bennett of Forest street, played in the annual Endicott Cup competition at the Dedham Country and Polo €lub, in Boston Mase., this .o Five hundred and fifty dollars added to the treasury of the New Britain Art League as a result of the rummage sale which was held in the Studio on dar street last week under the direction of Mrs. Stanley Hart and her committee. The greater part of the money, 3450, came from the sale of pictures which were donated by Mrs. Mar- w bert H. Pease, Mrs. Vibberts' pic: | ture to William H. Rattenbury and Mr. Low’s picture went to Fred Teich. | P Mrs. ¥. B. Hungerford and daugh- | ters, Klizabeth and Marlon of Cedar | court have returned from their sum- | mer home at Old Lyme. | ¥k Mr. Bret Neece of Cor- bin avenue will attend the Yale- | Maryland game today in 6 New| Haven | P Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clementi, Dr. and Mrs. Di Napoli and M Antoinette Grassi of New York city are spending the week-end as the | guests of Mr. and Mrs. James La- | cava of Hawkins street. PR Miss Mey Wilcox of Grove Hill is| spending two weeks in Spuyten Duy- | vil, N. Y. and Mrs. Mrs. Theodore A. Greene of Lex- ington street, entertained the mem- bers of her current events class at a house party at her mother's home in Dublin, N. H., this week. w e % o fr s A, SERC R Trumbull street, Mr. and Mrs. Cur- tis Christ of Trumbull street and Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Winger of Harrl- | son street are in New York city, | where they will attend the FPike- Cramer wedding this afternoon at 4 o'clock. D E. J. Porter of West Main street and Frank J. Porter of Lexington street will return today from Lake Placid. . Mr. and Mrs, Luther Parker of Forest street tertained a house party of friends last week-end at their summer home at Crescent Beach. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Humason, Mr. and Mrs. < | Clifton Wilson of Hartford and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson. s e Ormond Bates and his two young sons of Elbridge road and Laurie Banford and sis sons, Billy and Bow- man, of Maple Hill, will attend the Yale-Maryland game today in New Haven. . Miss Mabel Bollerer of Maple Hill HERBERT E. ANDERSON Teacher or_VioLiN STUDIO: PACKARD BUILDING Entrance, Welnut Street Telephone 361R Parker New Britain TWO KNITTED b) ¥ Parker Gonnecticut Piece DRESSES $7.50 for the Raytie Weave For Sport FOI’ Business $12.00 for the Silk and Wool Made by THE AMERICAN HOSIERY CO. garet Cooper, Mrs. Grace Vibberts and Sanford Ballard Low. Mrs. lCOODQr‘S picture went to Mrs. Her- / Mrs. Hart was one of th Stanley Hart and Mrs. Donal MRS. WILLIAM HART e aides at the tea which Mrs. Id MacMillan gave Wednesday, afternoon at the Shuttle Meadow club house. has just returned from an extensive trip through the Grand Canyon, Yosemite Valley, California, and the Canadian Rockies. . . Mrs. John McGee, formally Alice Anderson and her little son of Springfield, Mass., are spending sev- eral days in Unlonville with the baby's maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Algernon B. Alderson who have recently returned from FEu- rcpe. The Aldersons are former resi- dents of this city. For many years they made their home in the Shep- ard place on Lake street. « e Mr. and Mrs. Pardon Rickey of Berlin, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Searle of Adams street and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lewis of West Hartford are spending the week-cnd ith Mr. and Mrs. Fred Searle at their sum- mer cottage at Madieon Beach. « s Mr. and Mrs. John C. Loomis of Lincoln road are expected home from Cleveland, Ohio, today. P Mr. and Mrs. Aldon Rickey, form- erly of New York city, have come to New Britain for the winter months and are stopping with Mrs. Rickey's mother, Mrs. Willlam Mid- dlemass of South High street. Mrs. Rickey was the former Agnes Mid- dlemass of this city. 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 Mrs. Elmer Stone returned to her home on Russell street today after spending.a week in Mystic with her brother. . Mrs. Frank Wachter of Park place will spend next week in At- lantic City, N. J. St C. F. Smith and Arthur Kimball of Lexington street are expected home from a fishing trip this week- end. . D Mrs. E. J. Gooby and her two children, Grey and Margaret, re- turned yesterday from a ten weeks’ trip to St. Johns, Newfoundland. 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