New Britain herald., 1923-10-20

@S ++4A @# A =z4=4 = &4 A=# #==@zA4A=4F== - as camp ia the weeds. the feaaseF s<l gre ef ss ssheel CT eellese, the Sc laiaaie Is busy ssssaalAx the eEaases ifss and matinsaz sIhish already aFs agise numeraus. Ths malTsHs saa the seuHssF married sci are busy earn club meetings te ssf netninE eI ths many parties ana teas. The HeH- sa's club has already had lts nTss meeting ef the ssasen, and sAs As. -Aii Association sill meet al fhe cad ef this month The opening meet lag af the EssheF Stanley chapter, n, 4, R., Is to hs held November 2.
 Of eenrsa Ailh 60 many parties rad elpb meetings II almest seems as though Inc outdoor life sss forgotten hat with the weadsFfal October weather NC have had the past feTts tight enc makes time ta be cut iH is. The seif course at the shuttle sesdes club Is glorious flai ef ealaF, The trees ssEe never mere lovely than new. Al almesl anytime enc siil see 2 Iwasams CT fauFsems driving Of CT the ieHer nine and here and there one sees a bright sweater and ,ane knows that there Is slill time fer salf-as always, Just naN Of course the waman's Teufnar ment attracts. Then the football games which everyone goes te. the miss from college, the dehbs. the Aonne married set. the matfon, all equally enthusiastic. The shuttle siesdaw club has already had It's opening hall and tonight will give A supper dance. After the fale-west Point game and after the Yale. Prince. ton game there will he dinner dances nj the club. insi about every one goes to these and they are always sne- cess. Aside from these parties Al the club the fall program sounds very aiiurins or Thanksgiving day the club will hold open house with dane- Ing from 1 10 . o'clock. On peeem- her sth there will be dinner dance. December .s n Christmas ball. De- cemher 18th the ehildren's Christmas tree and dancing. The New Years lAe ball wlil he held December sist and on Januaruy the club will hold open house with dancing and buffet supper.
 The wedding Of Miss Elsie Loomis daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Edward A. I.oomis of Westerly, R. l., to Fred ericl James Clarke Ellsworth of this city took place Monday afternoon at e:30 o'clock at St. Marks church. Reverend Samuel Sutcliff performed tho ceremony. The bride who was was given in marriage by her father. She wore q gown Of beige satin crepe and hat to match. | following the ceremony l Mir. and Mrs. Ellsworth left on a motor trip to Washington, D. c. They will make their home on Co., lunbia street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allen Jackson Eng fish whose marriage took place dn New York city in September are living at 45 Harrison street. Mrs. was Miss Gillie Ann Riley before her marriage.
 Mir. and Mrs Leroy Newton of R Rockville Center, l.. l.. and Mir. and Mrs. John Clark and daughter of -.enbrook, l.. l.. are to be the house guests Of Mrs. Gertrude Coombs for ] few days.
 Miss Helen Caldwell, daughter of Sr. and Mrs. George Caldwell of Har- ison street, has recently become members of the staff of the paper. 'Woman's Wear" which Is published laily in New York city. Judge and Mrs. F. B. Hungerford if Cedar street are spending the , weekend in Boston and Cambridge, <, fass.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Kimball of F, .exington street arc in Boston for the ;eek end. Mrs. Estelle Rogers Wilbur gave a inner party at her home Wednesday , vening. Her guests included Mir. nd Mrs. C.. F. Parsons, Mir. and Mrs. .ouis Young, MT. and Mrs. Philip tanley and c. F. Thurston of Sara ac, N. Y. n Mir. and Mrs. Harry Bates of Rus- z ,ll street and Mir. and Mrs. Ernest elton of Forest street will leave to- borrow to spend a week at the Pelton imp. Mir. and Mrs. Howard Platt will give dinner parry at their home on Lin- ! ,ln Road this evening preceding tho ipper dance at the Shuttle Meadow ub.
 Friends of Miss Mildred Meisner, a aughter of Mir. and Mrs. George \ eisner of Berlin. will be interested t position at Altman's store in New ? srk city. She is to be in the in- \ rior decoration department. Miss F eisner is a graduate of the New ork School of Fine and Applied rts. having spent year at the o hcol in New York and two years V the school at Paris, France. V Mrs. Geddes of Greenwich, Conn.,, the house guest of her daughter L Id son-in-law, MT. and Mrs Charles p lrsons of Hart street. u
 .s Miss Mary Whittlesey, Miss Frances hittlesey of West Main street, Miss argaret Eddy, daughter of Mir. and of rs. F.. B. Eddy of Lincoln Road and tc ss Katheryn Swift daughter of Mir. ia d Mrs. O. F. Swift of Lincoln -eet returned Monday from New