New Britain herald., 1922-12-30

Mr, and Mrs. Herbert l., Mills of Cur tin. street, have returned to theii home in cloquet. Minn, Mrs, Dayl'
 was formerly Miss Catherine Mills. ttfts
 Bertan EIildebrant of Peoria. H. has heen spending week with his
 parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hide
 brant of Harrison street
 Jack English Of Vine street will
 spend the weekend in New York city
 with, his parents. Mir. and Mrs, A. J,
 English of Colorado.
 Mrs. Jane Robinson Of Harrison
 street will leave Monday for Chicago
 to visit with her daughter and son-in-
 law, Mir. and Mrs. Wilson KiIcugh,
 .,Mr. and Mrs Louis s, Reynal and family of Grove Hill are planning to
 move into their new home on Leging- ton street about the 18th of January.
 Mr Reynai purchased the sloper res idence on Lexington street.
 Miss Helen Whitcomb Of Brookline, Mass. is tho guest of Miss Sally Humason of Vine street. ,sA :
 Miss I.arene Moust, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Laurence Mouat of Grove
 Hill, spent the early part of the week visiting friends in Worcester. Mass.
 NEt.. NfnrxAc yYo rxwi,, rf Lunfavttia Alabama, who has been the house guest of Miss Helen Rackliffe, daugh-. ter of MT. and Mrs. Frank E. Rack life of Kensington avenue, returned Thursday to Howard Seminary where she Is a student. NS- l
 Mrs. Walter Hart of Hart street will, give a dinner party at her home this evening to announce the eDga cement of Miss Elizabeth Irving, daughter Of Dr, Samuel Wellington Irving Of Vine street, to Soren D. Rees, son of Dr. Soren r. and Mrs. Rees Of Minneapo- lis. Miss. Irving is very well knowr and a popular member with the young. society folks in town. She is gra du. ate of the New Britain High schoo! in the class of 1920. she attended Connecticut college for one year and is now a student at t:ie Normal school. Mir. Rees Is senior at Wesleyan uni versity and member Of Phi Nu Thets fraternity.
 Miss Gertrude. Erwin, daughter O MT. and Mrs. Herbert Erwin of For est street, returns on Monday to New Haven, after spending a week In town.. Miss Erwin is a diet.cian at the New Haven hospital.
 Mir. and Mrs P. c. .Crabtree have returned to Syracuse, N. r., after spending Christmas in town with Mir. Crabtree's parents, Mir. and Mrs. ". P. Crabtree.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph P. Donavan of Indian Orchard, Mass. have been vis- iting friends in town. Mr. Donovan was formerly salesman at the Rus sell & Erwin Mfg. Co.
 ' Mir. and Mrs. Edward Hart of New York city have been the guests of MT and Mrs. Maxwell Hart of Lake street
 Mrs. Catherine c. Rowley of New ington has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss katheryn Row. ley to Clarence Hosford of Newing- ton.
 MT. and Mrs. Augustine E. Monsee If 1890 Stanley street Announce ths of their daughter, Mars Frances, to George Heating Talbot, son of Samuel w. Talbot of Gardiner Maine. Miss Monsees is a graduatf If Mount St. Joseph. academy, Hart ord, and is now employed in the Q. ice of the North & Judd Manufactur ng company. Mir. Talbot is grad tate of Bates university. He is noe ,ubmaster of Livermore High schoo' ..ivermore Falls, Maine.
 About S5 children were entertained " the members of the A. G. Ham nond camp, L. s. W. ". and the aux .iary to the camp at the state arm ,ry on Arch street last evening. Th' ,nnual Christmas tree celebration va ,eld and Santa Claus distributed gift Q the many youngsters.
 The children pro ,ided most in eresting program opening with tho singing of the Star Spang ed Ban | Ter" and closing with the singing 0 Silent Night" Rev. J. Leo Sullivan poke and many of the children gavt 
 The Christmas party at the home Q Hrs. J. B.. Wilbur, Jr, for the Chi, lren's McAl was attended by q hiIdren. The president, Miss Eliza eth Parsons, opened the meeting and eports were read by the recording ecretary, Miss Marion Bennett, ant k the corresponding secretary, Mis- ,arbara Farmer. The former an ounced that the Childrens McAl 5 making Mrs. William c. Da'zell Ife member, In token of all she had one for them. Mrs. Mitchell ,empha ized the. beauty and meaning of small eeds done for others. The Chf!dren'f fcAlls yearly report showed that hey had done many. s.. tHAGi
 The remainder of the afternoon yas in the hands of Mrs. Dalsell, car Is and French songs being sung, A ising vote was given Mrs Wilbur for CT generous hospitality, " ich was with ice cream cones and andy cares.
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 Several of the young folk in town f re planning to attend the New Years ve celebration, at the Hotel Bond in Y hartford tomorrow evening. They