New Britain herald., 1922-04-29

will rive a concert and dance al the Hartford club on inc evening Of May ss,
 Mrs. Andrew Parsons of Hamilton street Is spending the woek-cua m East Hampton, Massachusetts With her son Briggs who is q student al tho Wiliston Academy in East Hamp, ton,
 Miss Helen Caldwell will entertain the A, A, alumni girls at her homo on Harrison street next Tuesday cNc- ming
 Judge and Mrs, ], A, Walsh ot Stamford, Connecticut arc tho week, end guests of Mir. md Mrs, Joseph C Regan of Harrison street,
 Miss Virginia Hurlbut is home from Saint Margaret's school in Waterbury with her parents. MT and Mrs, F., G llurlhut of Murray street,
 Mir, and Mrs. Frank Traut and Mir and Mrs. George Traut have returned from New York city where they spent the week
 Mrs. stanley Parker and her niece Miss Dorothy Lombra Of Harrison street returned Wednesday from q two month trip to California and Hawaii
 Tho A. A. girls have sent out in- >itations for q May Festival dance to hc given on Saturday evening. May G. al the home of Miss Amalc Traut, daughter of Mir. and -irs. George Traut of West Main street.
 
 Mir and Mrs Vernon Bricrly of New York city arc visiting in town Mrs. Bricrly having been here wIrh her sisters, Miss Amalic and Miss Anna Traut all week while Mir Bricrly came up from New York today to spend the weekend.
 Mrs. Philip Stanley Of Grove Hill has been spending few days in New York city.
 Mrs. F. W. Poteet who has been visiting in the West returned to her home on Cedar street, Tuesday.
 Miss Cora M. Beale and Miss Helen Johnson left today 10 attend the Con necticut State Social Workers con ference which is being held at Stam- ford on Sunday. Monday and Tuesday of the coming week.
 The Hartford smith College clul announces its annual spring dance t9 be held at tho Hartford club next Fri day evening. several local smith alumni and their friends are already making plans 10 attend.
 Mrs. F.. J. Lang and children have returned to their home in New Haven after spending the past week with Mrs Eliza beth Sampson of Harrison street. Mrs. Sampson is Mrs. Lang $ mother
 Eugene Porter and son and daugh- ter, Mir. and Mrs. Howard Drummer of West Main street have returned from Atlantic City.
 Miss Eleanor Lewis of Russell street has returned from New York city.
 Miss Margaret Middlcmas, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Middlcmas of South High street,( has returned from New York city.
 Dr. and Mrs. George II. Eodlcy and daughter of Garden street are plan ming to move carly next week to 20 Hawlcy street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sidney Hungcrford and daughter of Providence. E. l. have been the guests of Judge and Mrs..F B. Hungerford of Cedar street for the past week.
 Mr and Mrs Howard C. Noble of Lexington street have returned from the south. They have been away sov- eral weeks spending most of the time in Florida.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Esther Mil Ter, daughter of Mrs. $. NJ. Miller of Trinity street, to Max filvcrbush of New York city. Miss Miller is d graduate of the local High school.
 Miss Edith Johnson gave a shower at her home on Main street Tuesday evening for Miss Mildred Johnson of Prospect street whose marriage to Nils Ecl5bcrs is soon to take place.
 Tho Corbin Cabinet Lock office force held a banquet at Heublcin's in Hartford, Tuesday evening, followed by a theatcr party at Parsons thcatcr.
 Mis- Angclia Murray, daughter of Mrs. Catherine Murray of Hartford, and Albert Pinto, son of Mir. and Mrs Raffaclo Pinto of Dwight street this city, were married iu Hart ford We'd ncsday morning at Saint Peters church with a high nuptial mass. The Rev. Bernard Coffee performed the ceremony. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Elizabeth Murray,aS maid of honor and the Croom's best man was his brother, Harry Pinto. After tho ceremony q wedding break fast was served at the Hotel Gardc in Hartford.
 Miss Sophie koplovitz of Madison street attended the spring dance giv- cn by the k. c. J. club Of New Haven at the Race Brook Country club last evening.
 Miss Dorothy Heller, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Paul Heller of Vance street, entertained at Il shower on Monday evening for Miss Ethel Hodge of Winthrop street, whose marriage to