New Britain herald., 1923-01-06

A CHEEKY welcome Was given IN
New fear by New Hritain's younl
folk, 70 Judge By the number Of teas
dances bridges, parties. dinners ans
good times they had during the va
estion days A few Of them stayes
until today, but each day In the pas
week has seen another group Of then
leaving town for the winter term a
school or college half reEretful at SO
Ing and half joyous al joining thsil
school friends again, And now IN.
winter season seems 20 have settles
down 10 a quiet round OF dinners. az
occasional dance, with perhaps one oil
two larger AFFAIRS. and the usual elut
meetings about town, For January
and February are always months oil
social activity even though there are
no really brilliant parties, The Oh,
senee OF the young folk keeps them
smaller than the holiday AFFAIRS. ex-
eept for an occasional weekend wan
the young people come home for q
few days, New Years eve was eeie-
brated last Saturday evening at the
Shuttle Meadow club with nearly $50
members and guests In attendance,
On Sunday. New Years eve. there was
no party at the club. hut there were
several small home parties for those
who were not attracted 20 the cela-
brations At the hotels, New Years
Day the Shuttle Meadow club held
their annual open House" 10 the
members and their house guests
There were probably 100 guests TO the
buffet supper which was served from
, huge table which was arranged very
attractively with all sorts OF good
things 10 eat. There were roast pigs
and turkeys. baked hams and baked
salmon. all kinds OF salads. Holsters.
crabs. cravhsh and other things. The
table was decorated with flowers
which were cut from carrots and
beets. made TO look like real roses.
After the supper several other guests
dropped into dance or play bridge.
Jack Wilson. son OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
c. W. Wilson Of Forest street. ceie-
brAted his nth birthday Saturday
afternoon at his homo by entertain
ing several Of his young friends at a
party.
Rev. George B. Gilbert will address
the regular meeting Of the Woman's
Auxiliary Of 81 Marks church on
Thursday evening, January II, In the
Guild Room. Rev. Mr.. Gilbert has
chosen for his subject, Rural Work
In Connecticut" He has been work |
ing among the rural missions Of Con-
necticut for many years and 10 pre- |
pared from wide experience to
speak on this phase OF the church's
work. The men Of the parish are in !
vited to attend the meeting.
FL
Miss Martha Moore. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Moore of Sunny
ledge, has returned TO vassar college.
Miss Virgins Hart. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Hart Of Hart street.
has returned TO Smith college after
spending her vacation in town.
Soren D. ReeA son OF DR.. and Mrs.
soren P. Rees. Of Minneapolis, who
has been the house guest OF DR.. and
Mrs. s. w. irving Of Vine street, has
returned to Wesleyan college. Mr..
Rees is the fiance Of Miss Elizabeth
irving. a daughter Of DR.. Irving.
Miss Belle Levitt, daughter Of Mr..
Ind Mrs. M. c. Levitt OF Russell
,freet, has returned to the Sargent
Ithool .of Physical. Culture, Boston. ,
where she is q student.
-
Israel Nair, OF South Main street. ,
las returned to Yale University to !.
estlme his studies. /.
Miss Katheryn Hunter. daughter Of
Ar. and Mrs. George H. Hunter Of
street, has returned to Mid !.
lebury college. Middlebury, Vermont. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Richards re-
urned on Wednesday to their home y
! Great harrington, Mass. MI and :
frs. Richards have been visiting rel =
tives in town for the past week. !,
James F. Roche has returned to q
olumbia University after spending ?
ne holidays in town. . :,
Miss Agnes Johnston, daughter of n
lain street and her house guest. Miss
line Griggs, returned on Monday to
onkers, N. Y. 3
Kenneth Relyea, who has been, Wis A
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T
elyea Of Winthrop street, returned 50
, Monday to New York city. II
to
Miss Laurene Mouat and Miss Mir A
m Mouet, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. m
aurence Mouat OF Grove Hill, left G
! Tuesday for New York city. Miss We
lurene Mouat to resume her dutie> ia
director of physical education In
e schools in Portchester and Miss
iriam Mouat to enter Miss Conk- NJ
Is secretarial school in New York r.
". NJ
to
Robert Buol of Harrison street re-
rned on Tuesday to Harvard Medi-
school. Cambridge. Mass. CT
RI
Mrs John Kirkham and daughter, du
IS Lois Kirkham, of Cedar street, co
We been spending several days in
w York city.
MI
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Anderson OF Lake av
eet have sent out cards announcing Tr
approaching marriage of their va
lighter Sylvia GLADDEN. Anderson TO
Ill
e wedding will take place on Sat- Tu
lay. January 81. at six o'clock at res
, home Of the bride-to-be Miss AL