New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-17

are visiting 81 Pinehurst, N, c., hay
brought considerable attention 20 IN
city Of New Britain. and gained n
little honor for themselves during Oh
past week or % In two different line
Of sport. goif and rife shooting. MI
Stanley qualified for the sixth 10 Il
one Of the Pinehurst golf tourna
menta. no small achievement, No
only aid he qualify but also sueceede,
In winning his way 10 the FIRST plae'
In the division by defeating severa
golfers OF repute.
Mra SANKEY'S success on the rin'
range was a. great AZ that OF her hus
band on the links. She made remark
ably good scores. tieing for third
place In the series OF shoots, with q
score OF iss.
Mrs George Hildebrandt. OF Harri,
son street. entertained a number OF
friends At her home at a luncheon
and bridge Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Dixon, Mrs. j.
C. Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Holmes
and Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Burke. are
among the recent additions from this
city 10 the Palm Beach. Fla, winter
colony. They left New Britain yes.
tcrday
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Baker, who have
gone south, were given a farewell
party Tuesday evening by Mrs. Mar
jorie Strong Krieger at her home on
Stafford road. Mrs. +. l.. Hunting
ton assisted with the serving.
Miss Janet Hubbard, OF Aston,
Mass. is the guest Of Miss Ruth Bris-
toll Of Grove Hill for the weekend
Miss Hibbard Is tho daughter of Mrs
Adelaide Hubbard. who appeared here
with the Alfred Cross Players during
the days Of stock production at the
T.yceum.
Donald Mcmillan. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Dugald Mcmillan, OF Forest
sereet, has returned from q few days
in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Coholan.
of Hamilton street, expect to occupy
their new residence on Lincoln road
in a week or 10 days. The home is
pleasing addition to houses along the
road to the Shuttle Meadow club, on
property developed by the land sales
agency connected with the club.
Miss Ruth Rogers. of Vermont, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. NJ, H.
Griswold. of Berlin.
Mrs. A. J. Sloper. of Grove Hill and
Mrs. Ira Hicks. of West Main street
were in New York city Tuesday.
Miss Jane Porter, little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. Porter of
Garden street, is spending few days
with her grandmother, Mrs. c. S.
Barnes of Bristol.
Miss Laurie Woodruff is spending
few weeks in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Sampson en-
four tables of bridge at their
home on Liberty street Tuesday eve
ming. complimenting Miss Jeanette
of Brooklyn, n. Y, who is
visiting Mrs. Helen Mcmillan john
son at her home on Forest street.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. +. w.
Porter and Maurice johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Hunger
'ord, of Russell street. spent the early
part of the week in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson, of
street, returned Thursday
rom Chicago, H.. where they have
,een visiting at the homes of their
on, Gordon Robinson and daughter,
hrs. Wilson Killough.
Mrs. J. w. McCabe of Grove Hill /;
will open her home Wednesday eve
ling, February 21, to George Wash
ngton bridge and whist for the mem
ers of the Daughters of Isabella and {
heir friends. Playing will start at
rs o'clock sharp.
Mrs. J. w. McCabe and Mrs. j. C.
connolly will be hostesses. They will
e ASSISTED by Mrs Margaret Harmon,
Iiss Esther McCabe, Mrs. Sadie Gala
an, Mrs. r. F. Gaffney and Mrs
leila McCabe. The affair promises to
e one of the social successes of the
,id-winter season.
Members of the Russwin Girls club,
n organization of young women from
1e office force of the Russell & Err
in factory, entertained their friends
Valentine party, Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Arbour enter
lined about $50 friends at a dinner
arty Tuesday evening, the occasion
eing their twenty-fft wedding an
lversary.
The Business and Professional
'omen's club. at meeting in the
ub house Tuesday evening. heard
TX on the Girl Scouts by Miss Mar
n Lee Bishop, director of the Hart
rd Girl Scouts.
The young people of St Johns
lutheran church gave a Valentine So
al last Tuesday evening. They had
their guests the Luther Leaguers
Southington. The church parlors
ere prettily decorated in red and
hite. Mrs. Augusta Martin rendered
,cal selections accompanied on the
ano by MSS Louise Vessels. The
Uses Olga and Constance Haigis en-
rtained with piano and violin selec-
pms. Games were played and refresh
ents served.
Henry Scheuy of SIS Bassett street