New Britain herald., 1925-05-29
OUTDOOR ATTRACTIONS LEADING SOCIAL ACTIVITIES


 held June at tho club house on High street.
 The sessions will open in the morning at 1i:i5 o'clock with a business meeting and reports of of. hcers and committees, Luncheon will be. served at i2:so o'clock. The after noon session will begin at 2:l5 o'clock and will continue throughout the afternoon, ending with a ban quet at 6.So.
 Delegates Yill be present from all parts of Connecticut and in addi- ton there will be delegations from Worcester and other Massachusetts and New York cities,
 The speaker at tho banquet will be Emma Dot Partridge Of New York city. secretary of the National Federation.
 Plans for the national convention in Portland, Me, win be discussed. Seventeen members of the local club have already signlfed their inten- ton of going.
 Miss Estelle Cuddy Of New Britain is state Spresident. She and Misses Mildred Weld and Elizabeth Leg horn are members of the commit tee on arrangements.
 PERSONAL ITEMS
 OF INTEREST
 Miss Virginia Leland, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter Leland of Hart street, will spend part Of next week in Washington, Conn.
 Mrs. Kenneth Hartman and chil- dren of Hamilton street will leave early in June to spend the sum- mer at Westbrook.
 Miss Helen Caldwell of New York city is spending the weekend with her parents, Mir. and Mrs, A. C.. Caldwell of Harrison street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Herrick of New York city are spending the weekend in town. Mrs. Herrick was before her recent marriage Miss Irene Swift, daughter of Tal. madge Swift of Cedar street.
 MT. and Mrs. James Pelletter have returned from their wedding trip and have taken up their residence on Harrison street.
 Miss Esther Stanley, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. E. N. Stanley of Lex ington street, will spend next week at stannard Beach, Westbrook. the guest of Mrs. Arthur Sampson.
 Sidney Montague returned on Monday to Cambridge, Mass, after spending a few days with his par ents, MT. and Mrs. William B. Montague of Hawley street.
 Miss Eleanor Lewis of New York city will spend the weekend in town.
 Miss Gladys Fogarty of Washing ton street vas hostess last Saturday at bridge party and tea at the Hotel Bond in Hartford for the Skid more College alumni. The following members were present: Mrs, C. Hale of Middletown, Miss Ida Gross Of Springfield, Miss Edith Loomis Of New Britain, Mrs. Alexander Mac Lean of Meriden, Miss Mildred VII Hams of Meriden, Miss Helen Clark Of Merlden. Miss Elsie Plant of West Hartford, Miss Vivian Russo of Wal lingford, Mrs. Edson Schock of Springfield and Mrs. Fabian Russell of Holyoke. The color scheme was yellow and ,white.
 Miss Helen Chapman was given a miscellaneous shower at her home on Cherry street Tuesday evening by o5 of her friends, Decorations were effectively carried out in pink and white. Miss Chapman Is 10 marry Paul Kaelin on June 25.
 Ms. Arthur F. stotts of kensing- ton avenue gave handkerchief shower at her home Tuesday eve ming in compliment to Miss Mae Scheidler of Monroe street. who is 10 be married next month to Frank F. McKeon Of Kenhngton.
 The junior choir of st Peters church gave linen and aluminum shower 10 Mary F. Mayer, one of its members Tuesday evening in the church parlors. The decorations were green and white Miss Mayer wfll marry Frank Bocskay on Mon day, June s.
 Miss Ruth Raphael, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Raphael Of Grove Hill gave a bridge party at her home Wednesday evening for Miss Lillian O. Komiss of Lincoln street who is 10 be married on Sun day, June 14th 10 Henry Levin Of North Whitney street, Hartford. The ceremony will take place at the home Of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph komiss with Rabbi Ber- nard NJ. Kaplan Of Waterbury off ciating,
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 Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Porter of Garden street. who are spending the holidays al their summer home in Westbrook. have for their guests, MT. and Mrs. Einar Hansen of Hart ford.
 Mrs Wesley Everett Rich of Mid dletown entertained 15 tables of bridge at her home on Wednesday for Miss Agnes Johnston, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Frank II. Johnston Of West Main street. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Frank F. Far ley, Miss Johnston. Mrs. Frank Jones and Mrs. Edward Banforth. Mrs. Rich's daughter, Slcanor, is to be Miss Johnston's flower girl at her marriage to Dr, Clyde Olin Fisher on luna Ic