New Britain herald., 1924-02-09

10 OpFlng0sl0, 1dSS., 10 spend Jne fe-
 mainder of the winter with her son.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Stan-
 ley Memorial church held it's regular
 meeting and election of officers We'd
 nesday afternoon.
 1 A meeting of the Visiting Nurses
 association was held Thursday morn ing at the home of Mrs. Harry Bates
 of Russell street,
 Mfr. and Mrs. Emory Corbin are
 spending the weekend in New Ro- chelle with Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Chal. mers.
 Miss Sally Humason, daughter of 1 Mrs Harris Humason of Vine street, is in New York city. l Mrs P. B. Stanley of Shuttle Meadow avenue is. in New York city. Miss Mary Whittlesey of West Main street. Mrs W F. Brooks of South i High street and Mrs Frank J. Porter 1 of Lexington street returned Tuesday 1 from Boston,
 ! 1 George P. Spear of Park Place has l returned from trip 10 Bellaire and 1 Miami. Florida. where he was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Harold Lee Judd and Mir. and Mrs Philip Corbin.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Pesse, for merly of Black Rock avenue, this city, have moved to Hartford.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dugald McMillau and son, Dusald, of Forest street. have returned from 2 trip to Florida.
 Mrs William H. Rsttenbury of Lenox Place will leave tomorrow for Chicago, H., to spend few weeks visiting relatives,
 Mrs. Eldridge Nj Beecher enter tained two tables of bridge al her home on Liberty street Thursday aft ernoon. Mrs, L. B. Banford of Maple Hill and Mrs Raymond Maxine were awarded the prizes,
 Mir and Mrs. Leon Drake and son, Clifford, have been the recent guests of Mir. and Mrs Frederick W Porter of Garden street.
 Mrs. Raymond Catlin entertained two tables of bridge at her home on Lincoln street Wednesday afternoon for the beneft of the Sunshine socie- ty.
 Mrs. Arthur Gard gave a small tea at her home on Maple street Tuesday for Mrs. Norton Foster of South Bur ritt street Afternoon tea was served in the dining room with Mrs Ray mcnd Catlin presiding at the attrac- tive tea table and Miss Charlotta sloper. Miss Emily Sloper. Miss Ella Sloper, Miss Helen McDonough, Miss Nathalie Case and Miss Catherine Travis assisted with the serving
 
 The skidmore College Alumnae held s luncheon today at the Miller Sisters Tavern in Hartford. Miss Gladys Fo- gsrty. president of the slumnae as. sociation, was in charge of the affair.
 The Womsn's Club of Maple Hill met "Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs !. q. Moody of Golf street. Mrs. A. J. w Myers gave a very in- tcrestinr lecture-recitsl on Songs and Stories of Europe" Mrs. Myers talk was followed by social hour at which Mrs. A. S. Grant and Mrs c. E. Root acted as hostesses.
 Miss Jeanette Benson attended the Junior prom" st Trinity college Mon day evening as the guest of Raymond Byrnes of Norwich
 Miss Edith Loomis. daughter of Mir. and Mrs Fred Locmis of Harrison street attended the Skidmore College Aiumnae luncheon held at the Mill Ter Sisters Tavern fin Hartford today.
 Mir. and Mrs George N Jsnders Of New York city are the guests of Mir. spd Mrs Arthur Kimbsll of Lexing-' lon street. They will attend the dinner party which Mrs. Esteile Rodgers Will bur will give st her home on Forest street this evening.
 Gardner Weld pill entertain st bridge st his home on Park Place this evening
 The list Of those entertaining at the -e eguiar Wednesday luncheon bridge leid at the shuttle Meadow club this week includes the name of Mrs H. !. Mills Mrs. r. 4. searle, Mrs. W. L. Hatch. Mrs. Esteile Wilbur, Mrs. -lifton W Wilson. Mrs. H L. Pesse Ind Mrs Howard Drummer.
 Miss Helen Psrkhurst. director of he Childrens University school of Few York and originator cf the Dai- on laboratory plan Of education spoke iere Friday afternoon at the Central Junior High school on her plan of ed. lcs'ion
 Leo Gaffney. son of Judge Gaffney md Mrs T.. '. Carney of Vine street. eturned to Vale university wednss- lay after spending the mid-winter va stion tn town with his parents.
 Miss syl,ia Johnson ana Miss Hiida ohnson of Miami. Florida. are the reek-end guests cf Mir. and Mrs s rhneider of Orchard street
 The Missionary society cf the First hurch held an all day sewing meet lg yesterday at the church Luncheon -ss served at noon with Mrs. ". S.