New Britain herald., 1922-06-17

| " IilC away thsy NiSiiNb u0uSt dil Mrs. James S. Keegan q the Bron, New York. and pr, and Mrs John . Bowling. of Baltimore. Md.
 Carlos Cooleyof Orwell, Vt,. is visit ing his sons, Ralph R. Cooley C Grand street and O. l. Cooley c Plainville.
 Miss Florence Cooley of Gran street entertained Miss Selma Johnso of South Manchester at a Luncheon yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. W. Burns and Mis- Rowland of TAI West Main street ar on a motor trip to Ithaca. N. Y. Whil there they will attend the commence ment exercises at Cornell university Samuel Burns, son of Mir and Mrs. H w. Burns. is member of the gradu ating class.
 Mr., and Mrs. A. H. Schiling Of 6 Harrison street left yesterday to at | tend the class reunion at Dartmouth college, Hanover, N, H. They will b, gone about a week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert A. Caen ant daughter. Helen of Henry street ar, Sweden in the near future. Mir. Caler was employed as foreman Of the cleo tricians at P. & F. Corbin's for tht past 20 years and was presented witt a gold fountain pen by his associate. at that factory at the Foremen's club house last evening.
 Miss Hazel Sampson. daughter o1 Mrs Elizabeth Sampson of Harrison street and Frank Barber, son of Mir and Mrs. G. E. Barber of South Bur ritt street, took part in the annual commencement play which the Insti- ute of Musical Ar, presented in New York city recently, Herbert l.. Fields son of the well known Lew Fields staged the production which was en- titled Jazz a la Carte" Miss Samp- son is pupil of Miss Elizabeth Strauss who studied for several years under Leschetizky in Vienna. Mr. Barber is studying under Mrs Willis ton Hough, also pupil of Lescheti- zky and assistant to Percy Grainger.
 Miss Vernah Wright of kensington, left today for Patchogue, Long Island. to spend the summer with her uncle, Dr. l.. Edwards.
 John Hayes, son of Mir. and Mrs. M. F. Hayes of Murray street, has re- turned from Choate school, Waling- ford for the summer recess.
 Miss Doris Williams is home from Vassar to spend the summer vacation with her parents Mir and Mrs. A. w.. Williams of Corbin avenue.
 James Rogers of Camp street, left yesterday for Williamstown to attend the commencement exercises at Will Hams today. On Sunday, MT. Roc rs will be joined in East Jaffrey, Nsw Hampshire by Mrs. Rogers and Mir and Mrs. Carl Messenger of Hamil- ton street. They will spend the two weeks there.
 Mir. and Mrs. Malcolm Farmer and children of Lincoln road, left on We'd nesday for Bass Rocks, Massachusetts, where they will spend the summer 
 Mrs. Willard Oquist and her guests Miss Florence Martin and Miss Irene of the reunion at Smith college today.
 Mir. and Mrs W. H. Booth and Mrs. Robert Clark were the patronesses at the dance which the A. A. girls gave at the Shuttle Meadow club last eve ming.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Kron and daughter, Miss katheryn kron of West Main street and MT. and Mrs. William Montague. are at Pond Point. Conn.,. for the weekend.
 Theodore Rehm of Meriden, Conn, s guest of Mir. and Mrs. Palmer H. | -!hamberlain of Harrison street
  James Cooper, son of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Cooper, of Vine street, has eturned from Choate school
 Mir. and Mrs. Harris J. Cook, of Chestnut street returned this week rom Philadelphia and National Park, '. J., where they have been visiting elatives
 Miss Agnes Vance of Maple street md Miss Gertrude Hine of Hillside | ,lace, were the guests of Miss Ruth | 5ristoll of Grove Hill at the Bristol ummer home in Cheshire, Conn.
 Mrs. P. J. Murray of Maple street, rave a dinner party on Thursday eve ling.
 Morgan W. Felt, son of MT. and frs. William P. Felt of Curtis street, 3 home from the Wharton School of finance, University of Pennsylvania.