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street next Thursday.
 CLUB NOTES OF INTEREST
 A very active season of the New Britain College club will be brought to a close on Monday afternoon, May 25 At this time the club will meet at the home of Mrs. Edward s. Lancaster of Ten Acre road to hold its annual business meeting, to be followed by picnic supper. Mrs. Patty Lee Clark of Hartford is to be the guest of honor,
 Mrs M ]. Shonts win entertain the members of the Maple llill bridge club al her home on Stuart street next Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. William Allen Of Maple lIifI entertained at luncheon and bridge at the SAuttle Meadow club on Wednesday. The prizes .were awarded 10 Mrs, Theodore WaIlen and Mrs, William FttzelI.
 Mrs. AIonzo q. Bull entertained at bridge at her home on Black Rock avenue Monday evcning in aid of the free bed fund of tn" Sun shine society, Mrs. Albert Scibert was awarded tho prize"
 
 Mrs, Otis Scripture entertained sixteen friends at cards at her home on Lonox Place Wednesday after noon, The prizes went to Mrs. Joseph Williams, Mrs Elmer Slon" and Mrs. William CroDril,
 
 On Thursday Mrs, C. II Norris entertained two tables at luncheon followed by bridge ot her home Oh Grove Hill. Mrs, Frederick Naron- bor and Mrs. Joseph Williams were awarded the prizes.
 Mrs. William F. Fay will E,>" a bridge party a' her new hom" on Lincoln road on Monday afternoon, May 25th,
 Mrs. rNfforl Vivian of W-os' Main street entertained eight tables at mncheon and brlIgo at the Shutt" Meadow club last Wednesday.
 
 The Nurses Alumni association Of tho New Britain hospital gave a 1i0- ncr party Thursday at tho Hotel Rurritt 'o the members of thc grad uating class and 10 Miss Maud Trayor. The tables were de0oratod with quantities of spring flowers and corsage bouquets served as p'are cards. In addition to thcs" tho mem hors of the gradHat1uS class WerH given favors of miniature dolls dressed in tho aroEulnr nurses roS- tune complete from tho Muo dress and wh'e apron to thn dark blue rape lined with rad Mrs, George RodIey was in charge of tho party.
 Mrs. Marcus White gave a toa al her home on Foros' street W"du"S- day afternoon to 'He teachers anl members uf tro scr'or class of thc State Normal school >ao WIS a.,- sisted in rcccIt)rs hy Miss Louise Schman Miss Margaret Porter, Miss Helen Runce. Miss Arrc Murnauc and Miss Elizabeth L"Ehorr.
 Among the guests at. tbo party given Thursday evening at tho HGn- ter Road Community house, con- ducted by tho Italian Mission o' tho South Congregational church were Reverend pr. George w. '. TIiH and Mrs. Hill Mir ani Mrs. Ruahou Twitchel and Nr, and Mrs, q '. Palmer.
 Members of the Sunshine soete'v president, Mrs. George CorMn h'1l a very successful card party a the Norden bungalow yesterday after noon in aid of the free bod fund at the New Britain Gscral hospital.
 James Tobiu of Curtis street 'cn New York. city yesterday on board the S. $. Majestic for Cherbourg,
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France. He will continue to Milan, Italy where he will take a course in pionafortc at the Verdi Con- sorvatory of Music. After complet- ing the course he will make a tour of Europe.
 Robert Robinson of this city has been elected q member Of Bones, the evening division honorary so- cicty at the college of business ad- ministration al the Boston universi- " where he Is student. Mir Robinson is president of the class of 1928 and Of the debating society II" is tho son of Mrs, and Mrs. Reu ben Robinson of Fairview street.
 Edward E. Hungerford, son or Judge r. R. ITungcrford and Mrs IIungertor1 Of Cedar street has beer awarded ono of five Dexter scholar. ships established for extensive study of the English and providing trips to and study in England. Mir Hun grrford was recently appointed to tho faculty at Harvard where he obtained his masters degree in 1922. He IS graduate Of the New Britain high school and Trinity college, 1921. The scholarship is expressly to encourage young men to study profoundly the English language and 10 enable them to visit Oxford. Cambridge or the cathedral towns of England
 Miss Jeanette Honiss, daughter of Nr, and Mrs. F. F.. Houiss of Fcr, lin was graduated from the New Haven General hospital school for nurses Wednesday evening,
 
 Miss Lila Mills, daughter of Mir and Mrs. 4. A. Mills Of Court street wrote the music for the &. Mar C5rot's class song: As We Sail the Sea of Knonlcdgc' and won for tue school the annual song contests conducted hy girls preparatory schools nf tho state. A cup original ly offered hv Rosemary Hall in 1917 comes again into posscssioi Of St. Nargarots school
 The schools entering the contest which was held at st St. Margaret 2 in Waterbury were Rosemary Hall of Greenwich. Hillside school of Norwich and Wickham Ryse ot Washington. The GIee club concert has hccn an annual event in the life uF the member schools since 1917. Since that time St Margaret s school has bon five times the winner. Vic. tory in contest gives to the win ming school the possession of the rup donated by Roomary Han until tho contest of the following year
 r. is necessary 10 hold the cup for throo consecutive years to gain rmancnt possession of it. TWlce has St. Margaro''s been the winner Tor two consecutive years only tc tosc on the third trial. This year again s'arts bud for the three 2car supremacy which will mean the permanent presence of the cup at St. NarEaret's.
 Mrs IT E. 0lmstcsd and Miss Gladys Olmstcad of Maple H1ll are m Ifhaca, N N., attending the spror fcstlNues at Cornell Univer- sity as the guests of Herbert Q)m- s:cai.
 Mss Naud E.. Travcr. dlrcCtroSs .e nursos of the New Britain Gen, ,rH hospital loft vest, rday for MlruearoHs to attend the national rouforcn0e of the Leaguc of Nurs- tng E1uca'ion,
 Nr and Mrs. Albert Ritter yalled trorn New York city for Europe to- d1} ou inc S. s. Ma5esttc.
 Nrs. oderman of Westchester is SD, uilnc few days with Mir. and Mrs. Frank Olerman.
 Mrs. r. c. Clarke, who has bcen Ihr house guest CT Mir. and Mrs Leonard Yoke Of Maple Hill since as' October, sailed Wednesday foI hrr home in England. Mir and Mrs
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Igoe, Mrs. James OLeary, Mrs. samuel IInchliffe, Mrs. William j.. Noble, Miss Nellie Ryan. Miss Ken ny, Mrs. Frank Moorchcad, Mrs. Thomas DonIan. Mrs. Guenther, Mrs. Harry Hart, Mrs George Weir, Mrs. Henry HornkohI Mrs. William Gritzmacher, Mrs. Philip Carey, Miss Irene Burns. Mrs. Peter Dsn- nehy, Mrs, Mary Luddy, Mrs. James Fox, Mrs, Frank Cox. Miss Rose King, Mrs William Ah"rn Mrs, Daniel Kehoe, Mrs. John Hanrahan, Mrs. Ch3pman Mrs. Goodwin. Mrs. Owen Higgins, Mrs. Holman. Mrs, w. Holman, Mrs. Clark. James OLcary. Michael 1roc. Thomas r. ponlon, William O'Rourke. John Hanrahan and William Gordon
 Mrs. Herbert Knox Smith of Pennington, state president of the Connecticut League Of Women Vot- CTS will deliver an address at the rnNt meeting of the kcnsinEton branch of the league which will be held in the Grammar school In the evening of June 12th,
 The Berlin Motherhood club met Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ralph Carter. Miss Helen Rohm talked of her eX- perienros fin Arizona, where she spent last winter,
 The Missionary society of the First Congregational church of Berlin held it's regular monthly meeting or Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. X. T. Bishop of Berlin. Mrs, Clarence Wickham spoke on Per sCnai Experiences in China"
 4 group Of prominent women from New Britain have been chosen by Mrs Buel R. Bassctte 10 head committees in charge of the bazaar which is 10 bo given on the after noon and evening Of June at inc Brooks rnSidynrr on South High street iu arl of the Near East re- lief. A Inst of those giving their
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An operetta in three scenes called "A Golden Gift" will be produced Wednesday evening Mag 27 in the Washington school auditorium by the pupils of the school. The action deals with 12 young girls in search of the secret of what makes a gold on day; they receive many replies 10 their questioning but the only one which is approved by Father Time is, Love Makes Golden Day" The cast follows:
 Father Time. Carl Carlson: Nesper, Gertrude Paulson; Twilight, Violet Dement,; Curfew, Freda Arendt: Evening Star, Florence Leipitz: West Wind, Anna Meskosky; Chief Bum- ble Bee, Rose Marzi; Picnic Girls, Pauline Fam oyska. lola Sharbacher, Rosa Matulis, Helen Holmstrom, Lillian T.amberg, Nellie Macisky. Dora Foroleto. Victoria Rabiak. Sophie Zaleski, Stella Bednarz. Nellie Tyborski, and Geneyieve Zaborow- ska: chorus of sunheams, raindrops, butterflies and bees. The school or chestra will play In the intervals be- tween the three scenes.
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McStILi-IISON,.

N3IL1-IlSON, Mrs. Mary Iison of this city am nounces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Mary Margaret 1ison to Fred William McNahy Of New York.
 MT. and Mrs. F., E. Proudman and daughter, Miss Eleanor Proud man of Maple Hill spent last week. end in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Bernard F. Gafney, Miss Esther McCabe, Miss Gaffncy and Mrs. Edward l.. Iiannon were the ratronesses at the May dance which the Daughters of the Isabella gave Tuesday evening at the Nor den bungalow.
 Rev. Dr. S. c. Ohmau of New York city is spending the weekend in town.
 Mrs. George Norcn and son have returned to their home in New York city after visit with Mrs, Emma Noren of Lyons street,
 Miss Sarah Schaeffer Of Boston, Mass, IS spending a few days with her sister, Mir. F, NJ, Hayden Of Lincoln road.
 Miss Helen Caldwell, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. G. 4. Caldwell of liar rison street, will return from New York city next Friday to spend 8 fow days In town. Mrs. John (. Loomis of Forest street is spending few days in New York.
 Miss Evelyn Caldwell, daughter of Mir, and Mrs. A. c. Caldwell of Har- rison street. has returned from AL hany, x. '. Miss Florence F, Tormay, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs, Philip Tormay o' Curtis street, q student a Trinity college, Washington, D. C., has been elected tor-in-chief of the College Trinilogue,
 Mrs Helen kornoH1tz Of Chestnut street is spending the 7oek-end in Torrington
 Mrs Cora H. Eddy entertained inc members Of the LoHtsy Moore tent al cards at her home on Chestnut street Thursday evening,
 
 Mrs. II. F, Parker ot tdn-o'n street entertained the members of the Sunshine society at bridge al h.r home Thursday. The prizes Horc awarded to Mrs Raymond Ca"in- Mrs. Faul Nosolgesang and Ms. l.. NJ Barnes
 Mrs, ". ", Leland of 1tH- stcct vas in New York city .ast vceS.
 
 Miss Virginia I,c'ant dturrt~r of Mir. and Mrs. W. W Leland Of Hart street returned on Tuesday from Cincinnati, nhio. whore she has been spending several weeks.
 Miss Narore Eat]vlr. da4Ehter Of Nr. and Mrs. Csriyo Baldwin ot I-orost street will sal June 9oth for Europe whore she will spcnd the en- fire summer,
 Professor Stanley Ga)pin and Mrs lGa}pin. with thetr daughter, Miss Msriorie Baldwin of Reriin will sail inc sth Of June for France. whore Professor GHlptn and Miss Ga}pin will spend l5 months studying in Paris Professor Galpin is an in structor al Trinity college and Miss Gs}ptn is a sophomore at Wellesley college.
 Mr and Mrs Arthur ktmhaIl of ! Lexington street will leave on Mon, day for Hot Springs. West Virginia
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CUE NOTES OF INrEKEsr

CLUE NOTES OF INTEREST
 The board of directors of the Esther Stanley chapter, Daughters of the American Rryolntion hold a meeting Friday morning al Inc home of the regent. Mrs. Nufus lFomenway of LrNjngtolr-streot
 
 The executive commiNco of the Maple Hill Woman's fWb held n meeting Thursday caninE at thc home of Mrs. N. E. Mann of Roh- lIns avcnue to complete plans for the childron's party to Inc hotd June ith.
 The NaWIngton Garden club met Thursday afternoon at the homo of Miss Katherine Rove of Cedar street. Preparations for a flower show to ho hclI in the Ncviugton chapel on June 4th nrrc completed.
 
 Thomas W. IIiuchhfc vas "Iocfed president of the Parent -Toachcrs' association of inc Northcnd school at the annual meeting held Thursday evening at tho school. Others ojrrt- cd to office include; Vice president, Charles Seibort; treasurer. Francis Clark; secretary, Miss Mabel Steele; executive commlte, Mrs. Oscar MoberE, Mrs. John rnwin. Mrs. Max Horn. Mrs. Simon Nord6nson Rudolph Swcqsk. Edgar Stearns, Eaker E. Mann and Alex Drufra.
 After the election of officers an entertainment was given hy the fol- lowing; Miss Adelaide Lawrence. vocal solos. assisted by Joseph C. Reebe; Miss Eunice Mann, dances; Carl Hanson. violin solos, accom- ranied by Mrs Harry F. Christen- son; Mrs, Potts, vocal solos. accom- ranied hy Miss Flag. nr, Marie Levinson, school physician, spoke on child health. Refreshments were served
 At the regular weekly card party giNon ir St. Josephs hall last eve ming under the auspices of tho Ladies' Aid society the following ware s u.srdpd the nrizrs. Mrs John
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Mrs. Louis Reynal gave a bridge followed by tea, al her home on Lexington street Friday alternooIi in compliment to Mrs. Edwin Davis of Clouuit, Mlnn.
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At the regular weekly card party given fir St. Joseph's hall last eve ming under the auspices of tho Ladies' Aid society the following wsre awarded the prizes: Mrs. John
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Miss Fanny Wcdlake, who wilj marry Otto Erling on Saturday, June $, was the guest Of honor Thursday evening al a party at the home of Mrs. Arthur Knox of IdnWood street, Decorations about the house were effectively carried out in pink and green. Miss Madeline ClouEh and
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Mir and Mrs. Arthur ktmha ll Of Lexington street will leave on Mon, day for Hot Springs. West Virginia
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Mrs Thomas Rouskie Of Day al- enue gave party st her home Thursday evening in compliment 10 Miss Margarct Scanlon. whn is to marry James F. O'Brien on June 5o.
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BRIDGE PARTIES AND
 OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST

Miss Maxine Hart. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Maxwell Hart of Lin coin. road. will entertain number of friends at cards at her home this afternoon.
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Mrs, Clyde Van Yalkenburg gave a program of music.
 Still another party for June bride was that which Miss Julia Rich gave Thursday evening for Miss Sophie Gryguc at her home on Os- good avenue. Miss Gryguc is 10 mar ry Joseph Skarzynske of Hayes street on Tuesday, June ?.
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Mrs, II E. 0mstcad and Miss Gladys Omstcad of Maple Hil1 are m rhaca, \. Nu attending the sprior fcstlNtes at Cornell univer- sltv as the guests of Herbert 0)m- s+ca5
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Mrs. r. c. Clarke, who has bcen Ihr house guest CT Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Woke Of Maple Hill since ae' October, sailed Wednesday for her home in England. Mir. and Mrs. NaAn accompanied her to New York city,
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The marriage o' Miss Ottiis pahlke, daughter of Mir, and Mrs August Dahlke Of Tlainyille, and Gustav Pekrul, son If Mir. and Mrs John Pekrul ef this city giu take place this afternoon al 3 o'clock at S. Matthew's German Lutheran church. The pastor, Rev. 4. (. Theo- dore Stssge. will perform the cere. mony Miss Este Dahlke. sister 0. the bride, wwill be the maid Of hon. or and William GIatz will he the Lest man.
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Miss Myrtle Unkelbach, daughter of Mfr. and Mrs. Max Unkelbach Of Black Rock avenue, returns today from the Rhode Island School et Design, Providence, F. l., to spend her summer vacation with her parents
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Mss Naud F.. Travcr, dlrcCtross 70 Nursos of the New Britain Gen. ,ru hospital loft ycst'r rday for Mlrucarcns to attend the national cnutorcnOa of tho IraEuc Of Aurs- tnG F1uca'ion
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1 Mrs. Buel B. Bassette of Emmons
 place left Friday for New York city
 10 meet her daughter and her erandchild, Mrs. Wilbur Gilbert and Miss Elizabeth Gilbert of Beaumont,
 Texas, who have come east to spend the summer.
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f Among the guests at tbc party given Thursday evening at tho HHn-
 ter Road Community house, cor-
 ducted by tho Italian Mission o' iho
 South Congregational chHrch W"ro Reverend pr. George ". = TIit1 and
 Mrs. Hill Mir an1 Mrs Ruohon
 Twitchell and Mir. and Mrs, f. C , Palmer.
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Members of the Sunshine Soeie'v president, Mrs. George CorNu h'll a very successful card party a' the Norden bungalow yesterday after noon in aid of the free bod fund at the New Britain Ga,cral hospital.
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Novel Bazaar 10 Raise Funds For Near East

services includes Mrs. Bassette, who Is tho general chairman, the secre. tary, Miss Edith Dudley; treasurer, Miss Hannah Scott; executive com mittee, Mrs. Buel B. Bassette, Mrs. William r. Brooks, Miss Mary E. Bingham; publicity committee, Miss Bingham. oriental committee, Miss Gertrude l.. Rogers; refresllment committee. Mrs. William E. Mon tague; candy committee, Miss Mabel Hlbbard; lemonade committee. Mrs. Charles Merwin and Mrs. John Flannery; flower committee. Mrs. Johnstone Vance; food sale. Mrs. Arthur Harrop: decorating commit tee, Mrs. 0. r. Parker and Miss Bertha Ramage; mystery bags, Mrs, Raymond Gilpatric, and dance com mittee. Mrs. Howard Carsons.
 l The executive committee of the Business and Professional Woman's club met Tuesday evening to com plete plans for a dance which they will give Tuesday evening, Julie 3rd at the Shuttle Meadow club. Miss Abbe K. Dawson is chairman of the committee on arrangements,
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 The annual state convention of the 1 Business and Professional Woman's clubs of Connecticut, will be held at the club house on South High street on Saturday, June 6. There will be a business meeting at 11:15 follow ed by luncheon at l2:30. The aft ernoon session will open at 2:30 and the convention will close with a ban quet at the Hotel Burritt at 6 o'clock in the evening Miss Estelle Caddy, member of the. local organization is the state president and Miss Leg hord, Miss Phillips, Miss Murphy and Miss Foberg are members of the board of directors. Miss Mildred Weld, Miss Cuddy and Miss Leg hord are overseeing the plans for the convention.
 The children of the Y. W. C. A. dancing class gave a short program of nature dances in the gymnasium Wednesday evening. The exhibition was open to the general public and drew a large gathering of New Brit ainites. The program with the names of those taking part follows:
 i Fairv Ourrn Vera sherman
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Mrs. Oderman of Westchester is sp, udlnc f,w days with Mir. and Mrs Frank Olerman.
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Mss Theresa krauth entertained twelve friends at a miscellaneous shower at her home !n East Berlin Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Grace Holigan, who NiA mar " James Hofher Of Mtddietown on Wednesday. June 24.
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Miss Edith HopEood of Unlontown, Pa. is visiting Mrs, Harold Lee Judd of Berlin.
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NEWS or WEDDINGS
 AND ATTENDANT PARTIES

AND AiIENDaNl PAR1IES Although there are several wed- dings of interest 10 New Britainites the present week and next week it will not bo until June that tho so- cial calendar will be crowded with nuptial events.
 Sv.Aft- Mason
 A wedding of interest 10 New Britain folk occurring on Saturday, June 6, is that of Robert Pomeroy Swift. son of Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Swift of Park place, this city, and Miss Annette Alger Mason. daugh- ter of Mrs, Louise Mason of Upper Montclair, N. J. The ceremony will be performed at S:30 o'clock at the Union Congregations church m that city.
 Mir, Swift Is graduate os the lo- cal schools and Of Wesleyan Unlver- sity in the class of 1921. He is A member of Alpha Delta Phi fra ternity.
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Taln,adge Swift and Miss Evelyn Swift of Cedar street are spending
 several days in Greenwich. Conn.
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Nr and Mrs, Albert Ritter sailed tron New York city for Europe to- dag cu inc < g Malestjc.
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James Tobiu of Curtis street 'ct New York. city yesterday on board the S. $. Majestic for Cherbourg,
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Mrs. Bernard F. Gahnoy, Miss Esther McCabe, Miss Gaffncy and Mrs. Edward l.. Hannon were the ratronesses at the May dance which the Daughters of the Isabella gave Tuesday evening at the Nor den bungalow,
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Miss Marion Winters Has the guest of honor at q part' Tuesday evening at Inc home of Miss Helen Hoisler. The house was attraciiT'ly decorated with spring flowers. Miss Winters IS 10 marry Roy Fitzpat- rick of Hartford on Saturday, June
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Another party on Tuesday last vas that which Mrs, Van Nalken- berg gave at her homs on Church street in compliment to Miss Fanny Wadlake whose marriage 10 Otto F'rling will take place Saturday, June $.
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Rev. Dr. <. c. Ohman of New York city is spending the weekend in town.
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Nfrs George Tiske CT Greenfield. Mass. IS visiting her son, Charles Fiske Of Berlin.
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Miss Mary Whittlesey and Mise Frances Whitt1esey of West Main street have been spending few days in New York city. , .-.. t
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Mrs. Mary Lison Of this city an nounces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Mary Margaret Lison to Fred William McNahy Of New York.
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Victor Benson ol East Berlin has returned from a fishing trip ts Rhode Island.
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Mrs. William Hungerford of Rus sell street has been visiting her niece, Miss Eleanor Lewis, at her home in New York city.
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Professor Stanley Ga)pin and Mrs, lGaIpin. with thetr daughter, Miss Nariorie Baldwin of Berlin will sail inc sth Of June for France. whore Professor GHlptn and Miss Galpin will spend l5 months studying in Paris. Professor Galpin is an in- srructor al Trinity college and Miss Galptn is a sophomore at Wellesley college.
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Miss Anna Fabian and Mise Mary Sabian entertained several friends at their home Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Gladys Ronalter, who will marry John Fabian on June a4.
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Mrs. Marcus White raHo a toa al her home on Foros' street W"du"S- day afternoon to the tra0N~rs and members If t]re se01or c'ass of the State Normal school >ho WIS as sisted in rccc1'lug hy Miss Louise Schman. Miss Margaret Porter. Miss Helen Runce. Miss Arro Murnauc and Miss Elizabeth L"Ehorr.
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Mir, and Mrs E. E. Proudman and daughter, Miss Eleanor Proud man of Maple Hill spent last week. end in Bridgeport.
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Mrs, Lucian Stevens will enter tain the members of her bridge club at cards at her home on Monroe street next Thursday.
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MT. and Mrs. Frederick Platt of Grove Hill left on Tuesday for Nan tucket. where they will spend the summer months.
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Mrs. Leon SprsEue and Mrs Fred Gross Of Maple Hlll were In Boston, Mass. this week to attend the national convention ot Girl SrnufS
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Mrs. Arthur Kimball of Lexington street and Mrs. William Booth of Forest street left Wednesday on motor trip to Montclair. N. tJ.. to visit Mrs. Booths daughter, Mrs. Goulding Number Wight. .a.
 MT, and Mrs. James Rogers have returned 10 their home in Berlis. N. Y., after spending a few days in town. . ?
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Miss Ebha Roseen haS returned from the Rhode Island School of Design to spend her summer yAca- ton with her parents Mfr. and Mrs. C. N. Roseen of Harrison street.
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stilj anothrr shower thLs week was one given by Miss Madeline Plude at her home on Seymour street. in compliment to Miss Ai- thea Rjtnn of Dwight street. Miss BNnn will marry Waltar Powell Of Mcriden Tuesday, June 5.
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Miss Mae (. Gawe)eh Has given a shower at her mothers home dA West strert Tuesday evening. The house vas effectively decorated in blue and white, Miss Gawelek will marry Joseph kulak of Common9 wealth avenue on June ].