New Britain herald., 1922-06-24
PERSONALS

Simon Nelson. son Of Mir. and Mrs Axel Nelson Of Corbin avenue, is hom' from the Virginia Military Academ! for the summer vacation. | Miss Mildred Sherman of this city has returned to her home from Sims bury where she has been teaching tho past term at the Simsbury Higf school, Miss sherman will resume teaching this fall In the Elihu Burrit Junior High school in this city. Lewis R. Chapman of South Higf street. will leave Monday for tho Stamford hotel at the Catskill noun tains. He will play there during the summer with hls orchestra. Mir Chapman also has another orchestra at Indian Neck. in charge Of Johr l.. Sullivan of Greenwood street. Carl Westman Of Stanley street, re- gently employed at the Russell and Erwin Manufacturing Co.,. has left or an extended. trip through the west. Miss Grace Monsees, Fred Monsees and John Dehm attended the senior reception at Meriden last night. Miss Bertha Swtaski of Whiting street, attended the annual promenade at Wesleyan last night.
 Miss Margaret Traver of Wolfe street, is home from the New England Conservatory of Music at Boston, for the summer vacation She will re- sume her studies In September. Theodore Hungerford. son of Judge and Mrs. r. B. Hungerford of this city, was graduated from the schoo of Fine Arts at Harvard with honors and the degree NJ. A. In the fall MT Hungerford will teach at the Beloit college in Wisconsin.
 Mrs. Henry Morans of "A Hamilton street is entertaining Mrs. Martin Prager of New York. Mrs. Pragel formerly resided on Griswold street in this city.
 Howard Rempp, son of Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Rempp of S2 Bassett street, has returned from Pratt 1n- stitute for the summer vacation. Miss Gertrude Burns of Hartford, is he weekend guest of Miss Mary eghorn of 145o Stanley street. Miss Cora N. Beale, executive sec retary of the New Britain Welfare As sociation. is attending the national conference of social workers at Prov !dence, R. l.
 Paul E. Lucas of Linwood street and Dwight Latham of Black Rock avenue, left today for Oak Bluffs Mass, where the will spend the sum ner.
 Carl Wagner of Warlock street, has returned from Harvard univer- ;ty.
 William Johnson, son of MT. and Mrs Fred Johnson, of Ellis street, is
 
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Tryon of Clare mott, New Hampshire, are the guests of Mir, and Mrs. William Montague of Lincoln street.
 Mrs. A. G. kimball of Lexington street and Miss Helen Caldwell. of Harrison street, attended the repub- ican outing today at Momauguin.N
 Friends of James Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs J. E. Cooper of Vine street, will be interested to know that ne was graduated from Choate school ast week. president of his class and Vas also awarded the gold seal prize or having maintained an especially high grade in his studies and for hav- ing done the most for his class.
 Miss Doris Freeman, daughter of Mrs. B. T. Freeman of Corbin avenue, has returned from Sachems Head.
 Mir. and Mrs Ralph Farrell and son are the weekend guests of Mrs E. Bigelow of Pleasant street.
 Cyril Gaffney, son of Judge and B. F. Gafney, of Vine street, is home from Notre Dame.
 New Britain people at Bay View this weekend will include. Mir and Mrs. Max Cnkelbach and family of Black Rock avenue, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Loomis and daughter, Miss Edith Loomis of Harrison street and Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Williams and family of Corbin avenue. .....
 The Phi Sigma girls gave party