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dere left today for New Hampshire to spend few days.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Dechant Of Mount Carmel Pa. arrive on Mon- day to spend a week with their son and daughter-in-law. Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Dechant of Park street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Dechant of Park street and Miss Agnes Lacicki are spending the holidays in New York city,
 Johnstone Vance of Monroe street is spending q few days in Greens vile, Me, with H. T. Sloper.
 Miss Alice Nelson returned today from Grandmere, Canada to spend three weeks with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Bonnet Nelson, of Harrison street.
 Miss Ruth Lienhard and Miss J OS' piliNt Slalll+N Ul NdllOu, CIilOt students at Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh, Pa, have been the re- cent guests of Mir. and Mrs. II. B, Lienhard of Maple Hill. ! Miss Hedwig Ludorf. daughter of 1 Mfr. and Mrs. Peter Ludorf of LenoS Place is visiting relatives in Scran- ton and Wakes Barre, Ia.
 
 E. Francis Ludorf, son of Mfr. and Mrs. Peter Ludorf of LenoX Place has returned from Columbia University for the summer. MT and Mrs, W. H. DeWolfe Of Dayton, Ohio, formerly of this city are motoring from Dayton, Ohio 10 Annapolis, Md. for the June Week festivities at the United States Naval academy. Their son. Robert Rath- bun DeWolfe, will be graduated from the academy on June 8. Mid
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Marjorie Henry, Lillian Brown, Hilda Krenn, Louise Jayls, Laura Brown, Frances Dennis, Jean Troop, Lilly McNulty, Henry Urban. Elmer Becktus. Richard Brophy, Abraham Levin.
 Mrs. Maurice Stanley gave tea at her home on Lincoln Road We'd nesday afternoon for Mrs. Carl Mes sanger. Miss Frances Whtttlesey and Miss Helen North.
 Mrs. James Cooper will entertain at bridge and tea at her home or Vine street Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Stanley Cooper of Corbin ave- nue.
 Mir and Mrs. Lee Hore Of Hart ford will entertain at dinner al the Shuttle Meadow club this evening"
 Mir. and Mrs. R. c. Clark enter tained the Rotary club members and their wives and friends at din- ner and dancing at their home in East Berlin Thursday evening,
 
 Mrs. IT. F. Anderson gave 3 party at her home in Portland on Thurs day evening for Miss Edith Paulson of this city ! Mrs. George Cans and Mrs. Her iman Adler will entertain at bridge at the Hotel Rurritt Wednesday eve ming June 2nd in aid of the Had2s- tsal7
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shipman DeWolfe prepared for the Naval Academy at the staunton Military academy at Staunton, Va
 Mir. and Mrs. F. ". Porter os Ten Acre Road are entertaining MT. and Mrs, Frank Davis of Middletovr and Mir. and Mrs. Thar Hansen of West Hartford at their summer homo in Westbrook this weekend.
 Mir and Mrs. Micheai J. Flynn and family of this city are spending the weekend in New York city.
 stephen Hart, son of Mir. and Mrs. Jonathan Hart of Maple HILL returned Tuesday from Riverside Military academy, Gainsville, Georgia.
 Mrs, L. Kinsley of Maple Hill has returned from New York city where she has been spending the past three weeks,
 | NIT. and Mrs. William Kinner, who ! recently sold their residence in Maple HilL have moved 10 Hartford.
 
 Miss Leonie Harding. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. L. L. Harding of Maple Hill was the winner of the Hartford County speaking contest held in Bloomfield last Friday. Miss ! Harding will be one of the con- itestants in the state contest to be 1 held in Hartford. June 8.
 Mrs. Fl. C. Wagner and children and Miss Hilda Fauth of Monroe street left Tuesday evening for 1 Pittsburgh Pa., to spend the next two months.
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PERSONALS
Summer houses opened for weekend house par ties-College reunions.

Mrs. Rose T. Hubbard ard laugh ter. Miss Helen Hibhard. of Mason Drive are spending the weekend at Summer Island. Branford. Conn.
 Mir. and Mrs Louis Eeynal and family of Lexington street are ai Short Beach for tho weekend,
 Miss Virginia Stanley has return od to her home in Branford after spending q week with her sister, Mrs. Bennett Hibhard. of Vine street,
 Wesley Parker, son of MT. and Mrs. Clayton Parker of Vine street, is planning 10 spend the summer in Colorado.
 Miss InEebors !'romrn, daughter of pr. E, T. Fronen and Mrs. Fro men of West Main street is spending few days in town.
 Matthias Zimmerman has returned from the New York school of Fine aud Applied Arts 10 spend the sum mor in town with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Zimmerman Of Vine street.
 Alfred Gardner of Brooklyn, x. Y. js spending the weekend with Ar thur Gauer. son of Mir. and Mrs George W. Gauer of Monroe street : Mrs. Goulding K, Wight and daughter of Ntontclair. \. J. will spend part of next week in town with Mrs. Wight's parents. Mir. and Mrs. William H Booth of Forest ] street.
 Miss Martha Moore is home from New York city to spend the week end with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. l.. Allen Moore of Sunnylodge.
 NIr. and Mrs. Gerald Walker and daughter of Grove Hill arc spending the weekend at Short Beach.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Christ Of | Coolidge street. Miss Gertrude Er- win. daughter of Mr. and Mrs II. , E. Erwin of this civ. and Sanford 1 Thompson of Chicago, Ill., son of | Mir. and Mrs. I. R. Thompson of Forest street. are sptnling the week end In Syracuse, \. Y.
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Of MT. and Mrs. William Rattenbury of Lenox Place, will be graduated from Bradford academy, Bradford, Mass, on Wednesday, June 9th.
 Mrs. J. H. Kirkham of Cedar street vas iu New York city this week.
 Mrs. sturman Dyson of Trumbull street has returned from Staten Is land, N. I.
 Miss Betty Peters, well known as one of the youngest successful DOT trait painters in New York city where she has painted many socially prominent persons during the last ten years, has just returned to that 1 city after a visit with her grand mother, Mrs. w. P. Bacon of Lex ington street. She brought recently completed portraits Of the late Mir. and Mrs. William H. Whittemore for Mrs. Bacon's inspection. Mir. and Mrs. Whittemore were the parents ! of Mrs. ". P. Bacon and this year is the 9tth anniversary of the be- ! ginning of Mir. Whittemore's pastor ate In Southbury, Conn. The DOT 1 traits are for Edward S. Whittemore 1 of Rye, N Y. Among other persons 1 of note whom Miss Peters has paint ed are: Lord Aberdeen, EH-Gov. General of Canada and Lord Lieut.. of Ireland. The Hon. Chas. A. Shy der, tor-general--state capitol building. Harrisburg, Pa The Hon. Samuel s. Lewis. treasurer of Penn. state capitol building, Harrisburg, Pa Mir. Gustav Schwab, New York Chamber of Commerce, Mrs. Gustav Schwab, NIT. Albert B. Ashforth. Masters Adams George and Albert Ashforth, Jr., Masters Daniel Rob- ert and John Topping, Mrs. Josiah Macy willets. Misses Helen and Edith Wills. Miss Marjorie Banks, Miss Margaret Wetmore, Miss Mary tJare Hunter. Mrs. Theodore T.. Ovington. MT. Rollo Peters.
 She has recently completed com mission for the official portraits of ten former state treasurers which vill shortly he on view at the capi- tol building h Harrisburg, Pa
 Miss Peters has achieved marked distinction through her untailins ,portrayal ot the essential character isttcs of her sisters. She Is equally versatile as d painter of men, wom- on and children.
 The charm of her work, patterned after the old masters lies in the rare
 genius that creates portraits which
 are also beautiful pictures.
 A recent portrait of local interest
 is that of Mss Margaret Wetmore
 of Park avenue, New York city
 formerly Of this city, tt Is now on
 display at Miss Peters stuuio. 2S9
 East f4th street, New York city
 NIT. and Hrs. Harry c. Hancoc}
 Of Steele street are spending thF I, weekend at "MacNaughtans' Man
 chester. Vermont.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. r. Seaman enf , Mfr, and Mrs. Edwin Banta of Mon roe street have gone to their sum , n1er home at Indian Neck, Bran
 ford.
 ] Mrs F. J. Vane of Maple stree 2 will return tomorrow from Boston 9 Mass.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Clark c
 Lewiston, Pa, have been spending ] few days at the home of thei 0 daughter. Mrs. M. Russell of Ii
 Grand street.
 T Miss Jessie Blair and Miss Robin , Blair Of Hart street are spending in 2 holidays In Boston, Mass
 stanton F. Ashley and Paul F
 Lucas Of this city with William I Wells of Pittsfeld. Mass, will at tend the commencement exercises a Middlebury college next weekend.
 Mir. and Mrs Walter ReN ar. :, Mrs. Maude Walrath and daughter . Dornthv and son. Rodney. of Belvi
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GATHERINGS
Mrs. Trumbull entertains Bridges and teas for June brides numerous.

The dramatic cast of Lady Wal tace Lodge, D. .. $, presented one act comedy sketch entitled. The Employment Office on the occa- sion of the 18th anniversary of the organization.
 The comedy is rich in character portrayals, and the cast. which fol- lows, gave a very splendid presen- }ation.
 Mrs. Brown, Office Agent Mrs. Isabel Tomkins
 Mrs. Aldridge, Mrs, Elizabeth Me Kay; Mrs. French, Mrs. Jessie Coghill Mrs. Sawyer, Mrs. Agnes Downie: Mrs. Newlywed. Mrs. Barbara Downie, Ladies looking for Maids
 Grace Smith. Miss Jenny Tait; Marie Rassettc Mrs. Kate McDougall; Bridget Mulligan. Mrs. Rose Law son: Hilda Olsen, Mrs. Violet Riha. Applicants for easy jobs
 Chief Daughter Mrs, Bessie Scott n brief but witty speech reviewed the history of the lodge.
 James Mac Arthur, pianist, gave q composition of Scotch melodies. md Mir Duncan Coghill sang two songs.
 Mrs. Henry E. C. Hi. delighted her audience with q splendid inter pretation of that fine old Scottish Song, Angus McDonald." and had 10 respond 10 an insstant encore. The exercises closed with dane ing,
 The banquet of the P. & F. Corhin Office Girls club at the Shuttle Meadow club Tuesday evening was one of the most successful of the factory social events of the season, The diring room was decorated in the Corhin colors of orange and black. There were 20 people pres ont including the 75 members and fhe invited guests from the officials of the company and their wives. All the arrangements were in charge of n committee consisting of Miss Elsie Earlanson. Miss Bernic' Rrremmpr. Miss Helena Coon, Miss Olga Hamilla. Miss Edith Parsons and Miss Molly Storey.
 A minstrel show with club mem hers in the cast followed the dinner, The program was as follows:
 Minstrel
 Opening Chorus . Entire Company Tntorlocutor .... Miss P. Parsons End Men Miss F, Anderson. and
 Mrs Helena Coon
 Solo Mss A. Recano and chorus
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Speciality number, Miss J. Good man. Violin dnet, Miss l.. koerber
 and Miss l. Westlakc, End song, Miss r.. Anderson and chorus, Scanlon, Speciality number. Miss Duet. Misses F. Erlanson and K. J. Goodman and special chorus.
 Balalaika duet Misses k. Mol chan and 0. Hamilla, Charleston speciality Miss NJ Ryan, Solo, Miss II. Smedburg and chorus. End song, Mrs. H. Coon and chorus
 Hits and bits. Entire company
 Speciality number, Miss J, Good man and chorus, Closing chorus, Entire company.
 Girls in Assembly: Misses Evelyn Anderson, Katherine Molchan, Ma, Moston, Helena Coon, Florence Con rad. Edith Parsons, Mildred Hos mnd. Bernice Bruemmer, Heloi Smedburg. Antoinette Recano, Mary Ryan. Elsie Erlanson, Marie Kehoc Eleanor Koerber, Olga HamillH Isabel Westlake, Jo. Goodman. i Dancing closed the program to' the evening.
 i Miss Mollie Farrell gave Q party at her home on Talcott street Tues day evening in honor of Miss Rose Miller, who is to be married June 30 to Harold Holcomb. Decorations were effectively carried out "ita . lavendar and yellow. Mrs. William i Robertson and Miss Kitty English gave q number of piano selections and Miss Jo Keller sang a group of songs.
 Miss Lucy AGiglioli entertained T number of friends at the Communi- ty house in Berlin Wednesday eve ming for her sister, Miss Nellie Mig lioli who is to marry John Facca of Barnesdale in June.
 Mrs. Theodore Larson. president of the Scandinavian W. =. T, L. opened her home on Trinity street Thursday afternoon for a silver tea which was given in the interests oi the organization. Mrs. NaIIle K Arnold state treasurer of the or ! ganization, addressed the guests present.
 A group Of members of the or chestra and of the Blue and White Armies of the Everyman's Bible class gave a party to Harold Judd al his home on Pleasant street Wednes- day evening in honor of his birth day. Songs and instrumental music formed the entertainment for the Ievening Features of the program were the vocal singing by Charles H Clarkson. director of the F.. B. C. orchestra. and Ensign Carl Fred rickson of the Salvation Army. and a demonstration of triple tongue cornet playing hy Hiss Anna How erth. Tornet music by Miss Bertha Howerth and Ensign Fredrickson
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ATr. and Mrs Bennett Hubbard and children of Vine street are spending the weekend at Short Beach.
 Mir. and Mrs. Maxwell Coe of Lib erty street, Miss Catherine Wells of Newington and Stanley Duncan Of Lake street are at Madison for the weekend.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allan J. English and son of Coolidge street are spending the weekend with Mrs. r, ". Nye at Stuyten-Duyyil-on-the-Hudson, N. Y.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hamilton Bichford Of Norden street are spending the weekend in Windsor.
 Mrs. Carl Messenger and children left or Thursday for Philadelphia, Pa,, 10 take up their residence with Mir. Messenger who has been there for several weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles E. An drews of New York ci.y are the guests of Mr. and Mrs Curtis Christ of Corbin avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs, Thomas II. Toner and sons. Jack and Billy, of New Brunswick, New Jersey, will spend Saturday and sunday at the home of Miss Mary Cusack of 16 Howard street.
 Mir. and Mrs. William ]. Hennes- say of Monroe street have gone to Amesbury, Mass. for the weekend.
 Countess de Bisting of WarBaw, Poland. vas the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Frank II. Johnston of West Main street on Tuesday and We'd nesday of this week. Tuesday eve ring Mir. and Mrs. Johnston gave q dinner party for her at the Farm irgton Country club, entertaining Judge E. r. Gaffney and Mrs. Calf ney, Mir, and Mrs Louis R. Slade, ail l- anu -Nll ss NAE 4V VI lSiA-l . President McL onnaughy of Wesleyan University and Mir. and Mrs. Douglas Johnston. Mir. and Mrs. Johnston wree entertained by the countess in were in 1923 when they were touring Europe. The Countess come ! 10 this country in the interests Of the young women of Poland, visit ed the State Normal school on Wed nesdav and was also the guest of honor q small tea which Presi- dent McConnarghy and Mrs. Nc Connaughy gave in Middletown for her. Wednesday evening she was the dinner guest of Father Bojnow- ski.
 i Mir. and Mrs. Reuben C. Twitchell of Forest street have returned from q trip to Philadelphia, Pa,
 
 Louis l.. Jones of Ten Acre Road and William T, Sloper of Hartford ar, the guests Of Harold I. Sloper at Greensyille, Maine.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cromwell Case of East Orange, x, J.. are the week-end guests of Mir, and Mrs. Arthur Card of Maple street,
 Edward Twi,chell, son of Mfr, and Mrs Reuben Twitchen of Forest street has returned 10 Middlebury college after spending q few days in town.
 Miss Carlotta Sloper. eldest daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Harold T. sloper If Russell street will be graduated from Abbot Academy, Andover, Mass, on Tuesday the sth of June.
 Mss Louis Taylor of Washington i D. C., is spending a few days with Mrs. Beverly Walker of Corbin ave- nue.
 Mrs. Edward Dunn and son of New York city are the house guests of Mrs. Dunn's father, Dr. John D. Martin of Vine street.
 Mrs. George Colt of Vance street is the guest Of Miss EmY Lou , Wheeler of Kentucky,
 Miss Faye Rattenbury, daughter
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Mrs. Edward Dunn and son of New York city are the house guests of Mrs. Dunn's father Dr. John E. Martin of Vine street.
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Miss Carlotta Sloper, eldest daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Harold T. Sloper If Russell street, will be graduated
 from Abbot Academy. Andover. Mass, on Tuesday the sth of June.
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Mrs George Colt of Vance street is the guest Of Miss E,my Lou Wheeler of Keutucky,
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Edward Twitchel, son of Mfr, and
 Mrs, Reuben Twitchell Of Forest street has returned 10 Middlebury college after spending few days in town.
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Mss Louis Taylor of Washington. D. C.. is spending a few days with Mrs. Beverly Walker of Corbin ave- nue.
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Mir and Mrs. Cromwell Case Of East Orange, x, J.. are the weekend guests of Mir, and Mrs. Arthur Card of Maple street,
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Miss Faye Rattenbury daughter
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Mir. and Mrs. Reuben C. Twitchell of Forest street have returned from q trip to Philadelphia, Pa,
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Mrs. Sturman Dyson of Trumbult street has returned from Staten Is land, N. I.
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Mrs. Adele Peters las returned to ler home in New York city after
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Members of the Senio Dramatic club Of the Central Junior High school gave a splendid presentation of Mother Carey's Chickens" in the school auditorium Wednesday evening. The play was given before large and enthusiastic audience Between the acts and at the conclu- sion of play the Central Junior High school orchestra played 2 group of musical numbers under direction of Miss Doris Bradley.
 The cast Of characters included: Michael Sincko. Frank Thomas
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Of Mir. and Mrs. William Rattenbury of Lenox Place, will be graduated from Bradford academy, Bradford, Mass, on Wednesday, June 9th.
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Louis l.. Jones of Ten Acre Road and William T. Sloper of Hartford ar, the guests Of Harold I. Sloper at Greansyille, Maine.
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Members of the Berlin Grange Sewing circle gave a very successful May dance Tuesday evening at the Grange hall.
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Mir. and Mrs. Gerald Walker and daughter of Grove Hin arc spending the week at ShCrt Beach.
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Mrs. J. H Kirkham of Cedar street vas iu New York city this week.
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