New Britain herald., 1925-03-14

Mss Florence Harrigan of Spring. field is spending the weekend with Mrs. William F. Mangan of Bassett street. Miss Harrigan Is well known in springfield's musical circles.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur KimbalI gave a very delightful supper party followed by dancing at their home on Lexington street last Saturday evening. Among the features of the evening were number of solo dances and musical program sung by a group of Wesleyan students. Si Yaffe furnished the music for the general dancing.
 J. E. Cooper of Vine street has re- turned from Southern Pines. N, c.
 William II. Walther Of New York city Is visiting his parents, Mir. and Mrs w. J. Wather of Cottage place.
 Mrs. Edward l.. Steinle, Sherman court, gave a bridge, Friday after noon in honor of Mrs. L. k. Weir, who will leave soon for a western trip. Four tables played and prizes were awarded Mrs. Walther, Mrs. Jourdan and Mrs. Derrick. Mrs. c. Reid Hudgins assisted at tea.
 Raymond Goodae has returned 10 Boston, Mass, after spending several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goodale, of Newing- ! ton.
 Mrs. Frank E. Rau and Miss Marion Rau of Robbins avenue, Maple Hill. are visiting relatives in Westfeld, Mass.
 Miss Eleanor Proudman, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Proud man of Maple Hill, is attending the Alpha Alpha sorority convention in New Haven this weekend.
 
 Joseph Rally of PainvilIe will sail for Europe on Friday. March 26. Mir. Kally is planning to be away about two months,
 
 Miss Victoria F'iske, daughter of Reverend Samuel 4. FisRe and Mrs. Fiske of Berlin, has been appointed to the staff of the Smith College Weekly" a publication at the col lege. Miss Fiske is a freshman at the school and her appointment ie regarded as an unusual honor for a member of that class
 Emory Corbin of West Main street has returned from a trip to Boston, Mass.
 Miss Georgia Parker of Vine street left Tuesday for Hampton, Virginia 10 visit Mrs. Harry Abbe.
 Dudley Walker of Hamilton street | came home from Boston, Mass, last evening.
 Miss Irene Swift, daughter of Talmadge Swift of Cedar street, has returned from New York where she | has been spending the past week. |
 Mrs. Dudley Walker of Hamilton street has for her house guests her mother, Mrs. Cornelius Nanhorn 1 Hall, and her sister, Mrs, Harry w. 1ndeIL with her daughter, Bar bara, of New York city.
 Eldridge Beecher of Grove Hill has returned from short trip to Boston, Mass.
 Miss Helen Phillips of Berlin, Miss Mildred Weld of Park place and Miss Susan Murphy sailed to- day for Bermuda to be away about two weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bonnet H. Hubbard and daughter of Vine street spent last weekend with Mrs. Hibbard's parents, Mir. and Mrs. M. D. Stan ley, of Short Beach. Mir. and Mrs. Irving Allen and son, Roger, of New Haven, are spending the weekend with Mrs. Aliens mother, Mrs. Rose T. Htb- bard, of Arch street.
 [ Miss Florence Mouat, daughter of I Nr. and Mrs. Laurence Mouat of 1rove Hill. will leave on Monday or Springfield, Mass, to spend a t week with her sister, Mrs. Harry e Adams. J Miss Catherine Wells is home { rom Simsbury to spend the week l, nd with her mother Mrs. William Wells of Newington.
 Miss Barbara Swift, daughter of Swift Of Cedar street, is ome from Wells college, Aurora, c {. Y, for her spring recess. G
 \ Among the New Britain people . ho are stopping along the French iviera are Mir. and Mrs. George r. art, Miss Lillian Brown, MT. and rs Maxwell Porter, Miss Alex anley, who are at Nice; Mrs. hurchill. Miss Churchill and Mrs. " lillian F. Brooks are at Messtonne Id Miss Lefty Learned is in Cannes.
 ,,, Mrs. George Corbin is visiting her III Mrs Paul Johnston of De- %i nd, Florida. Among those who en- III rtained for Mrs Corbir before she LII it for the south were Mrs A. L. al ackay of Lincoln street and Mrs. arry c. Blakesley of Hamilton ca rect. te Mrs. Louis Jones gave bridge III rty Monday afternoon at her home 10 Ten Acre road, The prizes were P' 1arded@ to Mrs. Alfred Thompson