New Britain herald., 1922-10-21


 weeks at West Harwich Blythe Sea
 Mass,
 Mrs, c, A. Caldwell of Harrison stree
 has spent the past week in Rockville Conn,
 MT, and Mrs. George Kron anC family Of West Main street and Mir and Mrs. William Montague of Lin coin street are the guests of Mir. ant Mrs,N George Gauer at Laurel Beach this weekend.
 Mrs. Douglas Johnston entertained at small tea at her home on West Main street on Wednesday afternoon
 MT. and Mrs. Axel Oberg of Eas, street were pleasantly. surprised Wed. resday evening at their home by q number off their friends in honor of their fifth wedding anniversary.
 Mrs. Alix w. Stanley entertained several friends at luncheon bridge party yesterday at her home on Stans ley street.
 Mrs. w. c, Hungerford, Miss Flora Humphrey Mrs. P. B. Stanley and Miss Mary Whittesey are the com mittee in charge of the secondhand sale which is being held in Raphael's Block on Main street for the benent of the Y. w. c. A. The sale opened to- day and will continue through Tues day.
 Mrs. Henry Maier. Mrs: w. c. Hun gerford, Mrs. w. F. Booth, Mrs. E. B. Eddy, Mrs. William Felt. Mrs. Frank Porter and Miss Mary Whittlesey at- tended the annual luncheon and meet. ing of the Daughters Founders and Patriots of America. which was held at the Mohican Hotel in New London yesterday.
 Miss Ruth Gould of Milford, Conn. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Bodley of Hamilton street.
 Little Miss Fannie Vivian. the sev- en year old daughter of Dr. c. w. Vivian and Mrs. Vivian of West Main street, entertained several of her young friends at her home Thursday afternoon in honor of her seventh 
 Mrs. E. H. Brandt. who has been spending the summer in Pennington at the Brandegee place. and who has been the recent guest of Mrs. Frank Traut. has left for her home in Chi cago.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Traut of West Main street very quietly observed their twentieth wedding anniversary today. Mrs. Traut was before her Miss Clara Sternberg of West Hartford. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Traut have two daughters, Clara l.. and Justine. Miss Clara Traut is student at the Martha Washington college in Virginia, and Miss Justine rraut is senior at the local High school.
 B. w. Lewis of Harrison street left .oday for New York city to spend the weekend with his son.
 Ward Harper, son of Mir. and Mrs. W. F. Harper of East street, is home from Boston for the weekend.
 Miss Helen Caldwell of Harrison
  nae at her home on Tuesday even ng.
 Announcement has been made of he wedding of Miss Helen T. Barker ,f Albany, N. Y, and Matthew Malin- ,wskie one of the proprietors of the Sity Drug Go. The wedding took place in Albany on Monday morning n St. Mary's church. After an ex- ended wedding trip. Mfr. and Mrs. will make their home in his city,
 Mir. and Mrs, Thomas Taylor of Greenwood street celebrated their 9th wedding anniversary on Sunday ast at their home.
 Members of the Business and Pro- essional Womens club heard Miss 'orinne Bacon of Lexington street i've 8 very delightful talk Tuesday vening on Modern Poets.'
 Mir and Mrs. Lawrence Southard f Berlin have had as their guests frs. Southard's parents, MT. and Mrs. ames Cove, of Troy, N. Y. s a dinner dance to follow the Yale Vest Point game next Saturday.
 Edwin Clark of New Haven is the 'eek-end guest of Donald Gaffney, on of Judge B. F. and Mrs. Gaffney ( f Vine street
 The Rhondda Welsh male singers, re touring this country. will give g oncert under the auspices of Every { ,an's Bible Glass, Monday evening, t ctober 30. The concert will be 8 pen to the public.
 The general committee in charge l the state Older Boys Conference C ill is seeking accommodations for { 50 or 500 of the 500 boys who will I rive here next Friday to attend the ,nference. Boy Scouts will meet } le delegates at the trains and troll V ys. l.. P. Slade is chairman of the c ,neral committee. c Charles D. Nibberts, of Lincoln y rect, former assistant physical a rector of the Y. M C. A. and now S -i---- L..