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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
H ~ItFsf PEAlNFIELu

pr. and Mrs. William E. Wilson speht the, Thanksgiving holiday in Cambridge with their daughter, Mrs Samuel War her, Mr.-, Warner being present and. al so Miss Esther. Wilson who is study ing music in Boston. Robert E. West and family spent Thanksg ghing with his mother. in Bos- ten. returning later to Plaiafield.
 s Mrs. Edward King entertained. her mother. Mrs. Bertha Slack al Thanksgiv- ing Mr. and Mrs, Fred H., Pope of St. Johnsbury Vt. are. also guests of Mir. and Mrs. King at the inn.
 Samuel Cooper visited on Thankssiv- ins at his daughters in New, London, Mrs. George Hester, who is head nurse for the BFainard. and Armstrong mills, having charge also of the nurses call,
 Mrs. Lillian Roode. and family. were in South Canterbury .St her sisters over Thanksgiving, Mrs, Burr Smith
 The Community house is becoming a busy place under the direction of Miss Nelsie, Hartwel1. Prominent new fea- lures of the work are three dressmak- ing classes, meeting two, afternoons and one evening a week. She also has three afternoon sewing classes, for junior girls. who are also making scrap books for Christmas to be given to one of the Hartford hospitals -....., ..-
 On Friday there was bowling for the girls and swimming for the members ot the Woman's club, craft class being held in the evening. -.,-, -. ..
 Airs. Waldo THlinghast had her chil- dren and grandchildren. as..- guests on Thanksgiving day. There were present Miss Annie Tillilghast, Mrs Frank TiIl- mghast. and daughters. Fred Tiuinshast and family, Arthur C, Tillinghast and family, Albert R: Phillips, Mrs. Arthur Tilinghast, and Miss Dorothy Filling. hast drove to Hope Valley in the after noon, visiting c! D. Wood and daugh- ter.
 At the Congregational church Sunday morning, the pastor will preach on 'a'The Call of the Hour and in the evening There, will be an illustrated song service Miss Margaret Inglis was the guest ot friends in Providence on Thankssiviaa returning home with Miss Margaret Shea the last of the week. ,.
 The post office was opened on. Thanks giving day for the accommodation of the public both morning and evening.
 Mss Carrie Greene. who has been spending several weeks with her sister Mrs. William P. Babcock at Groton Long Point has returned to her nome.
 Hazel Dodge was in Central Village on Saturday, visiting her cousin, Priscilla Ellsworth, on her third birthday.
 Burgeron Barr and E. Barr were call CTS in Norwich last week .E..
 Mrs. Clara Reaudry and family spent the Thanksgiving holiday in Providence.
 There was a Thanksgiving reunion a. the nome of water Kingsley. Mr. and Mrs. John Kingsley and MT. and, Mrs. William E. Barstow were the guests.
 On Thursday evening, just. alter dark, the motorcycle -ot s5 Earl ;{fIy yoodmaasee took fire near the juneture of .PiainAeld and Gallup street, damaging the. ma chine to- considerable extent The fire was caused by leak in the gasoline tank.
 Thanksgiving William B. Prentice and Warden T, Prentiss were home from Providence. They were accompanied by William Johnson
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
TODAY's EVENTS

Today, .s the S75tl aHniye=ea=,- cf n. death Ot Co-tes. the oonque-o- 4 As= .eo.
 T!is aoa:th International Hay &a. Gran Exposition VII Se Up-=ed n C-l.- cago today.
 Delegates from n.any states ar. .c G2tae- today !n Richmond. Va. for | caT.re-cEce Ua -zI.=i cJmmun':g J-o5- .e1ns.
 The sDec.a: .,exs.oa Q: Ere s7.a coz. g-esss ends t5day, 10 5e followed On Mo. day bg the opening O. the -eEu-a- s-s final session.
 T:ti i0.6ce aniH.ss entered. z,' ts'e:E1y-tiIi-d annual Iaternxsiona. Ii., SEeoS ES-3oS!s50n opening n Ch!nzgo to. day S.l be the lzrEest exhibition uf .s kind eyer ts:d !n America
 Today Tr;i. mark nie close af tre cam pzI&Izs paeced!ng Cl. Are federal o-- elections tn De held ID Canada Moads-. !7 TiaiS-l the Mackenzie kirS govern. sneat vii make :sS frs; tcSt us Yfo.ic opinion since coming into ofsSe
 Csunday. December s1
 Festival U1 St. Frsnc.s xz-;er.
 Beginning O. American E5aczi.Ez Week.
 .Annu2, observance o. Memorial Sun day by the EIEs.
 Referendum election !l SEitzer,sad On the proposed socialist levy or cs3G- tai. .
 Today nRs oeen set apart ss q day for the collection Of money taruaGheui the United States for relIes Of sufferer. In the Near East. --- g. Exercises VIII be he'd d ese Cn.Te, s;ty of California today !n memory ot Ms. Phoebe A. EsarEt a Ebs-zI 5sns- factor Of the university.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Orphans of the storm Coming to the
 Breed Theatre Monday.

One thrill is usually counted on for the success of the average motion pie ture feature. There are many in D. w. Grifith's great dramatic epic, Orphans of the Storm, an adaptation of Kate Claxton's The Two Orphans, and which under United Artists Corporation re- lease. will be shown next week at the Breed theatre. and in several of these Monte Blue is the hero. This famous actor. part Cherokee Indian and origi- nally a rider in wild westerns" long since won stellar eminence, but Mir. Griffith gave him the greatest role of his career in the part of Danton-- leader of the French Revolutionary uprising
 Early in the story Dantons lie is sought. by the hired thugs that the Rcyalists employed to kill off. the reyo- lutionists. Danton fights the advance guard superbly. then finds refuge i. in the. lodgings of the arpilan Henrietse Girard, who by clever ruse diverts the pursuers elsewhere. Later. .Danton repays the favor by pleading for tue girls life before the reYolu;ionary. tribr unal and by riding with her repieve even to tbe steps of the guil,otine
 The ride to the rescue is punetnated by a battle between horseman and a gfouD of the Robespierre faction. This is thrilling affair at the gate of Paris. The horses belong to the L. s. govern nent caIalry, and the riders are either active or ex-army nen. The cavalry have been 50 photographed that they seem to tbe rushins on the tileater-spec- tators who are looking at them. The effect is said to surpass even the famed klu Kiux Klan ride in The Birth Of a Nation :,
 The abduction scene of Henriette, the duel at Rel-Air. the adventures of the blind Louise, the orphan sister. the meeting of the sisters at the tribunal, and under the guillotine. and hn.Hiy thu, depletion of thes little heroine's impend- ing fac. are among the other high points O. a great story that weld to- ;yetier the old Two Orphans play and the French revolution drama Those well known favorites. Miss Lillian and Miss Derothy Gish. piav inc ile roley
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
Exraordiuary Attraction at BreadHay
 Temorrow.

Action. love, suspense, fights, OloT ing up 2 sh.p. a court o.gy.. bride market, beauty. b!ooAshed, sex interest, comedy, marvellous sets, . battle be- tween a maa-o-Ta and q pirate ship, grea. sIo-dsInanship, gowns uIat # took sixty dressmakers month to pre- pare, startling photography. more TO- nance, more suspense. more action,
 And there you have George F.tznau- r;ce's Paramount production Of To Hare and to Hold, featuring Betty Conlpson and Ser. Lyts.l. which canes to the Broadway theatre starting tomorrow. Betty Compson. never love,!er. in. pssr and brocades one moment, IT. hastily improviSed bathing dress the next, IT gowns low cut and gorgeous. and ll gowns more modest ard dainty, has tAe best role Of her screen career,
 She is the girl Sho. rather than ma-- " Lord Ca-nsl escapes to Virginia :c wed the first man who asks for ile- hand Bert Lythil romantic hero, sword5snzn uneEcelled- brave and daT- ing. is the man who asks and ultimate ly wins her love. ......,-..., -.-
 Always there is something doing i;l this story. Ina characters are real ill- man beings. Ioving and fitilt!nE aaE loving some mora. There's no: q bow ing pUplet in the picture. It's tas- zap id-hre drama to:d swiftly aga!uzt . baltiground as colo5tul, as q show !: the, New York Hippedrome, E. -..
 To Have and To Hold vas the mos eZpenJ.ve picture ever made ip the las ky studio at, Hollywood. Sh:ps were i.o.;;;sl: and rebuilt and bloEu up, while hundreds O. p.rates and India-s took part in t'ie mass lighting, \ xaq,e ;:l;p.oi5 e beautiful sir-s were landed n the wite-:rsrl:et scenes h msss- re SC; i5 shown a .coiorsp. orgy at the court Of King James I Of England.
 Fiery scene in the pictu-e $ a Fatzr maurice tr:ua.lL. Famous for tas beauty oS his productions. he azs hs-e a type of story made 10 or6e. for ;2visc, settinss and beautiful eonspoS.tiSa. The cast is tremendous. Betty compson ard Bert LytclI are wonderful in TiEs TO- nance of romapcez. Theodore ,KoslsT who IS seen as the veaomors kings 6a- vor,te. has the finest pSrt of his co.o-fui career. 2,
 When xou see Betty -ConrpsOn yoy won't. wonder, that Bez1 I,yteil. seen aI the hero. 5qugi. si,, over Virginia. ElE, and and the Atlantic ocean to keel Lcrd Carnal (Theodore Kos,oK) from getting her. 5---..., .... ..- A special Educational-L,oyd Hasnltos comedy that s 9 scream from start tc finlgh and is titled The Speedfr. A Se,z nick News makes up the remalnder C, the program.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Next Week at United cenErerassnH
 Chureh.

The Soda..tSs niI nod 2 Hcsc!s- meeting .n ths Sunday school -oozi.. Monday eyelsnE. at 7.Se.
 Mid-xeeil worship, Thursday eVeasnE a. I.45. -s =- -s s-
 Al .nsc. and Ronen oe. tfe ehPses and parish are invited to fs GssEn c the womsn's Guild at E rGse=rngekss- meeting, at the Coaanvnisy Eoaps.. FEs- day evening. a. 1..e- T5als ts to Aa~S regular gsl.id meeting. but al t5aan'sE exrsEE reports 6-on the -eguiz- Sui.t meeting, but al business. excect -epor-s 2 from the CAr.stmas Shop, T1ll be oaal tsd There EiiI De an orchest-a snI song sheets for group, singing and ice cream and cake Tor al.
 United Church .Eonen- are cordially invited to a missionary meeting at ths Osrood Memorial parinh house. FrtdaS afternoon, al which Rev. Nalcon Dana district superintendent Of the Connect' cut Home Missionary Union, Is t' speak. -.-->.
 The Camp Fire vii. hold q cs-6no7' ;si meeting In the Sunday ssaool -oc-ns Friday evening at 5.So.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mrs. Harry R. Wilson attended the wedding.,of her brother, Harry Allen, ard Miss Anna Johnson on Thanksgiving day in WorceSter. E
 The Misses Phillips and Mrs. Goodier were Thanksgiving guests Of William Sumner.
 Mrs. Allen Kenyon spent sunday in Pomfret.
 Mrs. Mary Thayer.ig spending the win ter at S. 4. Eooper'e. A4G-.
 Miss Bessie Earpenter spent Thanks giving in ,Keny onvflls with her parents, ME end Mrs. s. S. Carpenter es y = Fred Keith and wife -of Worcester spent Thursday and the week end with Emory Keith and family.
 Mrs Emory Keith iE fl at her home.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
T7ETT
 Strand Week.

Patrons of the Ssrand- theatsr Til be offered the raINe treat -H seeing a stir ring melodrarna produced with the sub t,c .nisei and artistry of said cias- s:c when Thomas II. IIsce,s special pro- Guc;ion, Skin Deep opens here next week. ..---.
 A:taouSl the picture Is hisaiy neio- dramatic and Is packed yith tenSe s.:- nations, it Is tJpe, ot. production that you can freely SrtnS your children 10 sec. Cheap sentinentaliam has been religiously kept out d Skin Deep.
 Crooks and police are eyer present Tn are no murders. There are peniten- tiaries but no eieventh-hour pardons. No innocept girl is called upon to pro- tsct her honor, There Is no white -s1air- ed mother Of the escaped conStct. No- oodys pareRtAge Is quegeioned-
 And yet, with this new. style ,nslo- drama. Thomas 1T, Ince. has p-odscsd some legitimate thrills seldom sduailed on the stage, It.S ehe -End os picture you'll urge your nesghbo-s to see. Nil ton siils and Florence v!dor are star red. .-- --- -.----.,.
 Milton, sins. one o< sAs rness zao,es interpseters of, :'eroolxg. roles. takes the lead as az mssteE crook in Thomas H.
 
 1ee7., coming to4 tae Strand theatre oil Monday ,4s the hrst feature --
 Another part has been found q. for Mss Viola Daza, ths iit;les Metro Sta-, which seemingly was. espeSaIiy e Cen structed to preytde ,her Ss.fh an oepoY- tunity 10 display that reckl&ss. derii- may-ca-s viyaclcusress in the portrayal of s'wh'o1 She is surpassed by no ac.- ress. +., {, They Like .Eua .Roush ;s, her nsres. vehicle and 1t opens. Monday, @tl, ths Strand theatre, whsre an .appIec.at.vf audience gave every sign lot eonp,eti satisfaction with both the star and her picture. .-.,-. ,.. -y,-
 The story 6 ., most anusslx ene, wsts touch of adyeatnrs and EeE. 4aypaee with thrills. It concerns one K1fhsrtns ,TroEDridge. yilfpi little pnfn1 xae only needed to. be told 10. do: a thing te be consumed with a detergn!lation no; to do it Authority in any Eutse shr could not tolerate, So when he- unciI and aunt with 1hem shN lives, conceive e., plot to mary, her of to scer3a.n young .man and Kafhertns discovers .6hs scheme, she. imnkasAteiy ,4adAsA Ana: anybody in the world is prsfer1S.e to that particular youRg man. '7el 10 o1 and marry the Art nrna- I ,miet." sEs says. And she. dees,r swhersnpsn com. p,lcations pile pp thiok and {ast and tff result is { swsN novinf pscture vhIcl cannot fail to pte4se tAs most fsstidioai
 T6ey 1iks 4sa. seas6 is .,s. Hsrr, Beannqnt pFodnet.ca for Metpe. vrss ten and -.daptsd sy, Rex 5sylsr sa< pnotogr1pher eyss@cea AzeiA
 Don't mtU thase -Rteracttnns.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
Fins Attractions Prsssptsa Sy rss css.

Ase5Isut Council Of cathole. Hgnea.
 .Tne- counect!cut Council Of. C1.AsIc Women viii present two fine attraetio3S thIs season in the Community E5nss On Church. stccst. ---1s
 On pecenbe-- 5th.. Tassdsy SFsI4nE the z.rnme- Harp Ensemble, T1h Gss- ald Mac Ai!ster tenor Soio.Et Tin 2p- pear. ---' f ---- E,
 For four years the zinzne- Hip Ez- sezrbie has appeared !n -izport2nt- eoS . ceE. series. giving ccnpists Sasis-sStson from an artistic and Iasca1 stand point. -
 The Zimnsr Harp EnsenAle is ens d the finest organizations on the cSn- ee.t stage. Mss Ntizs zimns-. se,s harois., Is one of the most noted harp !sts !n the coacer. aeid. 1nss zmns- displays exceptional teclnlo1s and r1Is !ntespretzt.on in her playing, The ether g,sHasts are Carolyn Rics and Adele Graves. -.s
 All the arti<s are in the eo-enost rank Of tae!r prosess.on.
 Gerald M1eAiister has a teTer yolse of wide range and 6eaut.fri coZiity and Is ,neesinx win great fzve-. A
 On Tuesday evening, Ian. s. Grace Sage, tze noted dran6tirt. Eil. appe1g. Mss szes Is a youHs reasa oc beeuts and charm with q SrUt Dtn et tree insight into the character1 ieeptcte4 .1 the plays given. So true are -Hiea SAtfs iTp2ersonafions that the audience leseI sxht G her .eatlrsiy, as chey are iat-e- duced to haN a soore ot characters. some with noble. ioTabie traits and oeh- CTS with. their ofdfGss and sef decep- tionS. Miss Sage hzs Sirsa oyer i.Dos recstas in the isadinE elubs. Uf Amet- ca and proves Ehe value of her ~ondsf- fui art by the lac-easinf number of re- turn erszgementL -
 Tickets for this course are on eEse a' cEA1ston E Co. Course tickets ii,se single adrniGsioa ;t4ee. -.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
sneaksr, for c. L. C. Mettlnr.

Patrick o'Mea=a. president. and Isa x. .o.nbo7n. secretary of the State Fed eration of LZbe.. are to be speafe-s here next Tuesday evening at e!gh: al an open meeting O. the Norwich Ce1trs, Labor Union in T., A. B. hAu.- They W. speak upon tie general subject Of La bor's Part in the Coming Legislature The meeting is one to TsHGl a genera, invitation Is eItended and wili De fol- lowed bv a smoker.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
Br.sa rAsstrs.

Aithousa-lt t sIas annegneAd that, eats urdsy NslR. Cecii D. .de Aipe's kae{. Paramount picture, sEas not R-heAtng beach picture and would not erlasH q Hathroon seess. deapite the, ssnapSan4- water atmosphere .f the fila ne tanp- tatinn to hin .E;,eh q sft.ng ey1degti- proved. too strong for ehs prce1csfA S1turdaS HiSh.. Rrhieh. vii. be sho571 ss tAe.- -Bresd theatrs todE5. sheasts a.-s batAroosns thst H1rpasSes 19ope in Ba5e and Female and. Why ch9uge HoF W7se2 ia both ,bsauty apd oQHieres. ..SS-s 5. One ef tsie unians feaeuresc- q 4thie hathzoora. la .en snFesfsd. ahoFeg bsth. q coasix.s of. . pedeStAi ste1d3ng la "a spniksa boxa Around -fhe -edss of E1s pe1eskd are, rs-,sts ,t1arough Shid tfe . zster za upraTod upNaA oFer. hs. batS- CT, Ths heiEht efs thts .aDrky naas ke reaaiatsd % ,as., nck tasnia- st EQs4Ea eo!nu1s- Aaother -tnteseGapg .'6spa-tsre ls a b1ilt-in, <rpss@srrors dzsa1pr uts- e.s 0e g2nsrAi dssign e9a nit1a-eoH- - ~fSs sss a osiy oss. % a Esssy issasssass hx 1fr. zrsAe Ter fhis, r5StrHElfien~ ef
 5esaies .1facpheraoa,b a1ory-3n E1-eh teas-ics Joy, Eeith Rsoerfs. -,ar:ssi Asczsan. JaEl Faye. BdTzhs 4c&npens 2
 yss1ss Ssl, JoAn Da<ldson and ets 2. O-@s sE@- ----s--e..-~--- a-s
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
yorrIeh Music .A.soeiAiian.

The. Norwich N1s:o AsSoc,st-oa .- T.. hold it's regular December naeeEnE -s Slater Hail annex or Monday eTeasESl she- 9th. --. z-< The tdYtc for this meeting Is Aa-B7s- alnS With List, and 1; s anticipated tazt the program as arranged by.11iss Caroline B. Freeman VII. prove p-nHt- able as .wsii as de,gh.Ci. Toe -prs- gram for t4e evening reads. sS Soi.ps~ \ pa@e-: Franz LisZ: and Memories ot Hesnsr Days Dec
 Af,ss ,rFeoa.an. | Mus: De wonduEui w!tasI :e On, While I Sleep
 Hear- J. LsFoa.zine .--- Frederick W. LeEter at the 7!ana De Lorelei
 Atss sade \ Dr!sco;
 SIr. LaFoataine zt the piano Etude
 RiEoletto Parzphrzse
 M-. LaFontxins.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02

John J. Reardon of Norwich.
 At the meeting of the directors of the Jewett City Trust Co. held in their banking rooms Friday evening Chester Dutkowski was elected treasurer and James c. Dolan was elected secretary The resignation of H. NJ. Dunbar, who has been holding the offices of secretary and treasurer, is effective Dec 18th.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
saIs ok Maple street Pron.rtr

James L. Case has sold for Charles Slosberg to Miss Julia [. Haefner tas property owned by him and located al 128 Maple street consisting e. oae family house Of : rooms and bath, to- gether with about four acres os land which extends through from Maple stree. to West Main street. Miss Haef- ncr makes the purchase for investment
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
At Y. M. c. A. Sunday at ( p. m.

Interesting moving pictures T..' oe
 shown at the local Young Mems CE..-S- liam Association tomorrow Sunday al o'clock. In ado:tioa 10 t..e p:ctares. ,here MI he pleasing music by SSz:.a's orchestra. and a briet address VI! De g:ven. These meetings are he.pfu! and
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
ctr THIs our-Ir is WORTH MONEY

Cut out this slip enclose with 5c and mal it to Foley & Co, 9Ss5I Sheffield, Ave, Chicago, H.. writing youf, name and address clearly; . ! ou will .receire in rec turn 5. trial pacSage containing Fo,ey's Honey and Tar Comp0und for coughs colds and crou9; Foley Kidney PiFs, for pains in sides and back. rileuratisra bas,!iache. kidney and bladder ailments and Foley Cathartie Tablets. a whoIe- some and thoroughly cleansing cathartfc for constipation. biliousnsss. headaches and sluggish bowels. Lee x Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02

s " Watertown.--The, nembArs Of the senior and junto. classss, in Watertown, Hdsh school have recently formed clubs among their numbers 10 oiprornotA rap added inter est in certain subjects contained ;n sti,eir curriculum, It is planned to Encourage draznatics and in particular literary pur- suits,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02

The annual sale and supper c: i4e Ladies' Aid Of the UaiverS2l.5l caarc.. vii! take place Tuesday. Dec. 6th. ;here wI,l be oa. sale al kinds os fancy work. suitable for Christmas gifts and ono O tie.r well known su3- pers will be served n tne evening. See adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
WAuREcAN

At ,the Wauregan Congregational church Sunday. the Incrnirg sermon. will be on A Christian,s Job 1; evening sermon on Consider the Ravens. Church school at F.. Young People's meeting Thursday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02

Real EState Broker John \. 1ioraI has go.d for Mrs. Louise Rici,e he:- modern eIsiI.-roon cntt2Se and large lot located on I57 Eroad stree, near the corner Of Warren street. to John and Mary r. NeE1nan. Tie =sr O. T. els purcna:ed tl.e property f"- sa i7- yestment.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
What Is Going On Tonight

Naudeyi.ir a-G -.o..-- P,r-v-es St -s-oadway Theatre.
 No-inE Pic:17es ai S'ra.1 Tsea:-G 1ic. .IS Pictures at Breed 7hea..e.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02

Tie main ingredient. in tEs Sass ao,- isiles used pp brown and tan shDsa ss candelila wax. which e obnAtne6 ersnn 2 NerIrsn we'd.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02

2 Cso.kss nay aot raaks -ua- -,aa.e A-e psSsag for his wifes eioths nay bre-s. him - .'- E
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
peal Erafn R-n,I

". C. T. L. meeting postponed from Wednesday, Dec. 6, to Dee iS.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02

Saybreoh Point.--Miss Margaret Hull. has been operated upon in the Lawrehce Memorial hoscital for appendicitis
The New York herald., 1922-05-21

on their honeymoon. Mrs Dolan was
Miss Anna Marie Ryan, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James r. Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. George Albert Soper.
Jr., have closed their apartment, 1870
West Fifty-seventh street. and gone to
Flushing, where they have taken house
for the summer. Mrs. Soper was Miss
Carmen NJ. Whitman.
Mrs. William II. Dougherty is among
the recent arrivals at Hot Springs. She
is accompanied by Miss Nanno Dough-
erty and Mrs. Nelson Dougherty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis j. Rockford and
their daughter. Miss Adelaide Rockford
fof 20 East Sixty-second street, who went
abroad in April. have left Raris. where
they have been some weeks, and are
now in London.
The Rev. DIR. George Clarke Houghton,
rector of the Church of the Transfigura-
ton. and his daughter, Mrs. Charles A
l.. Strombom. who have been at White
Sulphur Springs for several months,
have returned to their New York home
They soon will open their country house
at Bedford, ". Y.
Mrs. Timothy Martin O'Connor will
chaperon a party of young people abroad
this summer They will sail on July Is.
on board the George Washington and
will motor through Europe Mrs. OCon-
nor will give a complimentary dance to
the members of the Entre-Nous Dancing
Club on Friday at the Hotel Pazs. The
annual outing of the club will take place
on June 10 at the Hotel Gramatan.
Bronxville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A. Bryai have
returned from Europe, where they have
been for the last two years. and are at
the Hotel buckingham.
The annual luncheon OF the Gardner
School Alumnae Association was held on
Tuesday at the Hotel Lorraine. Among
those who attended were Mrs. Bashford
Dean. Mrs. Francis Laimbeer. Mrs. Henry
Moran. Mrs. Francis Dale, Misses Leona
Dalrymple. Henrietta Lovejoy. Maud
Ellinger. Muriel Ellis. Katherine Bull
and Rosamond Whiteside.