New Britain herald., 1924-05-24

ter and spring programs and the time Of June sraduatons and weddings. 10 be followed by the summer holidays. has been replete with entertaining. h has seemed that the week thus placed, offered special opportunity for the hostess and so, there have been many parties. Bridge parties have been numerous, with Mrs. H. c. Bates en- tertalning at luncheon and bridge at the shuttle Meadow club on Wednes day in compliment to Mrs. Arthur Jones and Mrs. Douglas Johnston. On the same day Mrs. w. T. Coholan gave hridge party at her home on Lin com road for Miss Margaret Eddy and MISS Dorothy Thomson, both of whom VIII he June brides. On Friday, Mrs. Ashley entertained at bridge party ht her home on Harrison street And these are only few of the many hos lesses and parties Of week full of enjoyable occasions.
 The New Britain Rotary club nIavod The role of host delightfully."- on Thurs day at tho Burrtt hotel when tba members brought their sons to lInch while magician entertained them with his black magic.
 Last evening the members of inc Business and Professional Woman's cluh gave successful and well at- tended dance at the Shuttle Meadow flun. yesterday, too, the Women's Soclety ot the First church, gave May luncheon. while the members of me League of Women Voters. which hetd HIS convention in town yesterday. hel TOT luncheon at the. .Burritt hotel.
 And so on, through - the almost countless events of the week. with To- cal people looking forward 10 tho choral club concert tomorrow as n htting ciimas to delightful week.
 m accordance with the season. too When the laater part of May is given over to memories, plans are beinp made for Memorial Day next week And so, for the past few days Main street has been bright with the rcd hopny which is so reminiscent .or
 tlanders Fields where poppics blow petWeen the crosses row and row" If IS being sold and worn in memory of our soldier dead, the financial pro ceeds to help our veterans.
 Mrs. James Brown of waInut Straa. IS spending few days in Woodlawn New York. MISS sarah Schaeffer of Boston, ! Mass, is the guest of her sister, Mrs, F. M, Hayden Of Lincoln road.
 Mrs, August Burckhardt Of West | Hartford, formerly Of New Britain | entertained at luncheon and bridge | Monday Among the guests from New Britain were, Mrs. George Dyson, Mrs. w. Sternberg and Mrs. l.. Oldershaw.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. J. Law entertained at bridge party Monday evening at . their home on Garden street, The prizes were awarded to Miss Myrtle Porter and Dewitt Riley.
 Mrs Howard Parsons of Steele street has returned from an extended trip 10 Texas and California,
 
 Mrs. Benton Parker entertained the members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church at hcr home on Arch street Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Laurene Mouat, daughter of Mrand Mrs. Laurence Mouat of Grove lllll returned Monday to New Bruns- wick, x. J., after spending tho week end with her parents.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. George Hart of Vine I street arrived in New York, having returned from an extended European trip. , Miss Lillian Brown who has heen visiting Mir. and Mrs Maxwell Porter f has returned to her home in Boston, , Mass. Miss Margaret Stillman and King ston Road of New York city are q spending the week k-end with. Mir. and Mrs. Maxwell Porter of West Main street. il Miss Marjorie Galpin who Is A stu- \ dent at Wellesley College spent last i, Saturday and Sunday with her par- n ents Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Galpin, in 1, Berlin.
 Mrs. Walter Leland and daughter, | Miss Virginia Leland of Hart street VI returned on Tuesday from Atlantic h City.
 Mrs. George Kron and daughter, f, Miss Katheryn kron of Hawley street s, are spending two weeks at Lake Con- H Zamond.
 Mrs. c. Kraemer has returned to z, her home on Maple street after spend- " ng two weeks in Milford, Conn.
 Mrs. Albert Itilby and son. Albert D Iilby. Jr., of Syracuse. \. Y, have s been tho house guests of Mir. and Mrs. a, Wright Of East street.
 Mrs John Kirkham of Cedar street r pcnt part of this week in New York tt .ity. fiji
 W 4 wedding of interest to New Brit ht lin folks, taking place at Saranac .ake today was that of Graydon A. ,owles. son of Mr. and Mrs. c. B. pr 'owles of Chestnut street and Miss pe ,lzine Estes of Ausable Forks. N. |. W ir. Cowies is a graduate of the New nj Iritain High school and of Middle .ury College and is now with the A. [. Marshall Hardware company of u 'lsttsburg. N. T.. Miss Estes is sti- N of Nurses at the Lake W 'Iaeid General hospftaI M