Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-17
Incidents in Society

III Incidents in Society II
The Sewing club met last week with
MESS Puheu.
Miss Gladys Thres1er has left town
60 make her home in Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wyman Carroll of
Philadelphia are visiting in town.
Archibald Mitchell returned satur-
day. afternoon from a western trip.
The Thursday Afternoon Auction
Jr.
Miss Frances D. Young served at
| the Norwich club tea Saturday after
noon.
| Mrs. Themes Harfand Of Sentry Hill
has left for a stay in Northampton,
Mass.
| DR.. ana Mrs. Clinton e. Stark enter
tanned the Friday Evening Auction
| Bridge club.
Mrs. Frederick A. Byrnes of Warren
street has been spending a few days
| In New York.
After spending several months in
New York. Miss Edith Young has re-
| turned to town.
Miss Rachel Thayer has returned to
Boston after passing several weeks at
| her home on Washington street
| Col. Charles w. Gale of Norwich en-
| tertained a party of friends at supper
| at the Windham inn Friday night.
| Mrs. William H. Allen entertained
the girls of the Art school at her home
on Huntington place Friday afternoon.
| Miss Katherine Hoims of Greene
| avenue is the guest of Misses Eliza
beth and Hope Taber of Providence,
| r. I.
| Mrs. Dennison Gallaudet, who has
been spending several months at Gar
den City and Buffalo, has returned
| home.
| Mrs. II. c. Hatch and Miss Clara
Johnson of Windham were recent
guests of Mrs. Oliver l.. Johnson of
| Norwich.
Miss Miriam Campbell of Philadel-
p1ia is the guest for the summer
months Of her brother, DR.. Hugh
Campbell.
| Mrs. C. w. Cobb of Hartford is Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. PoweIson, of Warren street for a
| few days.
| Miss Kate Morse. a former teacher
of design in the Norwich Art school, is
| the guest Of Miss Faith Leavens of
| Broadway.
| Miss Nancy Pond of woonsocket, R.
| l., is the guest of the Misses Harriet
R and Alexandrine N. Trunnbull of
| Perkins avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl W. Brown of
| Warren street are on their return trip
from California. They spent Sunday
with st. Louis relatives
Mrs. E. S. Bristol returned Friday
| to New Haven after a few days visit
| with her sister, Miss Caroline T. Gil
man, of Washington street.
Miss Antoinette Van CIeef, who has
| been spending week end with Miss
Jessie Hyde of Washington street, will
return to Jersey City early this week.
and Prof. Fred D. Mabrey of Benning-
ton, VT, were in town to attend the
Champlin- Mabrey wedding Saturday
evening.
I
Mrs. JOSEPH I. Lamb and little
daughter, Mary Louise, have returned
to Maiden. Mass, after a visit Of three
weeks at Mrs. Lambs former home on
Uncas street.
Mrs Henry Keigwin Of Mt. Vernon,
N. Y. and her daughter, Miss Ruth
Keigwin. former residents of Norwich,
are guests of Mrs. Frank W. Browning
at Kitemaug.
Mrs. John NJ. King, with her little
son and daughter. left Friday night to
visit Baltimore relatives for several
weeks. DR.. King accompanied them
as far as New London.
The Art association will celebrate
its twentieth anniversary today by
giving a luncheon at the Norwich club |
About one hundred will be present,
many former members having been
invited from out of town.
Miss Alice Van Vechten Brown. a
former instructor In the Norwich Art
school, is in town to attend the lunch |
con given by the Art association to- |
day. Miss Brown is the guest Of the |
Misses Lucas of Sachem street.
Mrs. Richard R. Graham entertained
at luncheon Friday at the Golf club. |
Covers were laid for six, the guests in
Clutl{S S1Es- 1tOSNSLor FAY, htH. Ar l
thur BunneH, Miss Winifred Wel1es, |
Miss Katherine Brown and Misses |
Dorothy and Amanda Hail. |
Mrs. Grosvenor Ely entertained at |
dinner Thursday evening at her home |
on Washington street in honor of the |
engagement of her sister, Mrs. Harriet |
Learned Rowland, to Henry r. Bond, i
Jr.. of New London. Covers were laid |
for twelve. The decorations in the |
dining room were carried out in white |
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Eben |
Learned, Mrs Rowland, Miss Louise |
Bond Mech, DIR. Hugh Campbell and |
from New London. Mr.. and Mrs. Valen- |
tine Chappell, Henry R. Bond, Jr., and |
Lieutenant Berg.