New Britain herald., 1922-06-22
PERSONALS

MT, and Mrs, Philip Corbin arr visiting In this city.
 Miss Hanna Reeback of New Yorl Is visiting with MT. and Mrs. J. Berk owitz of 53 Lyons street.
 Miss Esther Koplowitz of Hartford avenue is spending two weeks witf her aunt, Mrs. A. Back of New York City
 Miss Minnie Schwartz. daughter o Mir. and Mrs. Schwartz of North Car olina but formerly of this city, grad. uated from the Yale School of Music yesterday and was awarded the de. gree of Bachelor of Music. Rev, A. B, Taylor, pastor Of the Peoples church, has returned to his home on Monroe street. after con. ducting evangelistic services in Ark port, N. Y,, for the past three weeks Mir. Taylor plans to remain in the city the balance of the summer, with the exception of taking part in short evangelistic services to be held at the discretion of his official board.
 Miss Dorothy Eberth, of New Ha- ven, Is the guest of Miss Eunice Humphrey, of Lincoln street.
 Miss Sally Humason, daughter ot Mrs. Harris Humason, of Vine street, Miss Dotha White, daughter of Mir and Mrs Marcus White, of Forest street, and Miss Carolyn Kingsley of Bassett street, are in New Haven to- day for the Yale Harvard baseball game.
 Mrs. c. B. Parsons and son are at Madison for the summer.
 The Shuttle Meadow club has an- nounced supper dance to be held Saturday night.
 Curtis Booth, son of Mir. and Mrs. w. Booth, of Forest street. returned today from Andover. Massachusetts, where he has been taking. his college entrance examinations. Edward Twitchell, son of MT. and Mrs. R. c. Twitchell, of Forest street, school, Sheffield, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Booth of For est street, and Mrs. Leon A. Sprague of Maple Hill, will be patronesses at the dance to be given by the A. D. S. fraternity at Shuttle Meadow club tomorrow evening.
 Mrs. W. c. Hungerford of Russell street, left this morning for Boston.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Swain and daughter Miss Grace Swain. of For est street, are at Indian Neck for the summer.
 Ralph Hodge, of 113 Winthrop street, is visiting his brother in New York city.
 Beatrice Hodge. of 113 Winthrop street, has left for York Beach at
  mer months.
 Mrs. Vernon Brierly, of New York and Mrs. Carl Lockwood, of Hartford daughters of Mir. and Mrs. George W. Traut, of New Britain, attended the reunion at Wellesley
 Orlando Swift son of Talmadge Swift, of Cedar street, is home from Eennselaer Institute, at Troy, New York.
 Leon Barnes, son of Mir. and Mrs. L. M. Barnes, of Lincoln street, also has returned from Rennselaer.
 John c. Loomis is attending a bankers convention at Portsmouth N. H.
 Robert Buol, of Forest street, re- turned today from New York and will leave this evening for camp.
 Miss Aline Nelson, daughter of Mir. l and Mrs. Bennett Nelson. of Harrison street, is home from the Forsythe Dental school at Boston, Mass.
 Miss Eunice Humphrey. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Humphrey, | of Lincoln street. Miss Florence Mouat, daughter of MT. and Mrs. | Lawrence Mouat of Grove Hill; Miss | Martha Clark daughter of Mir. and | Mrs. Robert Clark of Garden street. | and Miss Frances Williams, daughter of Mir. and Mrs A. w. Williams, of Corbin avenue, leave tomorrow for | Mass. to attend the annual A. A. convention.
 Jack Connors, of Harrison street, is at Indian Neck.
 MT. and Mrs. B. B. Bassette, of 27 Emmons place, observed their 29th anniversary Wednesday,.
 Clarence Callahan of West Main street, has returned home from Pratt Institute in New York city for the summer vacation.
 Stanley Tantorski of Bristol, for nerly of this city. has returned home 'or the summer vacation from Pratt Institute in New York city.
 An American historian asserts that Capt. Kidd was not pirate and that ne amassed no fabulous treasure.
 ELECT CHTEF SMITH