New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

MT. and Mrs. A. F, Saunders and Miss Leora Saunders of Maple Hill
 have returned from a motor trip through the White Mountains
 Miss Olive Taylor Of New York city has been the house guest of
 Mrs. Clifton Mckenna of Maple Hill.
 Mrs. E. B. Proudman, president
 of the Maple Hill Womans club and
 Mrs. G. K. Spring will go as dele
 gates to the fall meeting of the State
 Federation of Woman's clubs to be
 held at the Congregational Church
 of Christ in Milford on Friday, Oc-
 tober 22.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Judd re-
 turned on Thursday to their home
 in Berlin after spending two weeks
 in Chicago, III.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Radcliffe
 of Kensington avenue are spending
 the weekend in New York city.
 Judge John H. kirkham and Mrs
 Kirkham will return Wednesday tn
 their home on Cedar street after
 spending the summer in PlainviN~
 Mr. and Mrs Philip Corbn Of
 Hackensack, N. J.. and NJ. c. Gal
 laudet of New Haven are the week
 end guests of MT. and Mrs. Harold Judd of Berlin. MT. and Mrs. Judd also have for their house guests, Mrs. Judd's parents MT. and Mrs. William Rand of Minneapolis, Ind. i Mrs Hartwell Taylor of New York city is the weekend guest of Mrs. John C. Loomis of Lincoln Road.
 Mr. and Mrs. Richard White of Great Burlington, Mass, announce the arrival of a daughter, Elizabeth on Tuesday last. MT. White is the ! eldest son of MT. and Mrs. Marcus White of Forest street.
 Mrs. Frederick Scarles of Forest | street has returned from New York. Miss Mary Whittlesey and Miss Frances Whittlcsey of West Main , street are going to Boston Tuesday. Mrs. Robert Peck of Park place ! will have as her guest her sister, ! Mrs. Harlow Leakley of Muskogec, i Oklahoma.
 Miss Jcannette Ahbe of Spring field, Mass, is the weekend guest of Miss Marjorie Norris of Ten Acre road. Miss Abbe, who is a niece of Mir. and Mrs. A. N. Abbe of Vine street, and Miss Norris were travelling companions on trip around the world last winter.
 Mir, and Mrs. William Walker of Grove Hill will return tomorrow l from a visit in New York and Short Beach.
 Misses Margaret and Louise Peck of Park place sailed from New York the middle Of the week on three weeks trip to the West Indies. Mrs. Robert N. Peck ac- companicd her daughters to New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Solomon of Chapman street spent Sunday , as the guests of MT. Solomon's z mother and sister in New York. (
 Mir. and Mrs. William Noble and l MT. and Mrs, William P Buckley T. of Park street left today for New I Orleans, La,
 Reverend and Mrs. Joseph Hult- berg of Weona, Illinois, are visiting t their son, Conrad Hultbcrg of Co., ( lumbia street.
 Miss Esther Olsen of KensinGton S will be in New York for two T weeks. s
 Mrs. Susanna Rockingham and l daughter, Miss Lottio Rockingham I of Wells street. left this morning I for Deland Florida, where they I will make their homo. V
 Mrs. John II. Trumhull Of c Pennington avenue, Plainvilc, has s returned from a short visit with L her daughter, Miss Florence Trum- II bull, a student at Mount Holyoke D college. .
 Miss Eleanor Bunny Of Lee street, secretary to former Governor Ever 5 cit Lake of Hartford. is spending two u months in Bermuda with Mr and u Mrs. Lake.
 Carl F. Linn has returned from V Dartmouth University to spend the L u weekend with his parents Mr. and 7, Mrs. Rudolph Linn of Roberts street. ', He has for his house guest, Paul c. ll James. q fellow student. r, Miss Grace Landcrs Baum, well ~ Snown New Britain contralto was h, 'ne of the features of the program ,,, If music which was broadcast from c, itation WTIC last evening. VT. Norman Occupin q student at ". Dean Academy, Franklin, Mass. is bt pending the weekend with his par p, 'nts, Mir. and Mrs. w. r. Occupin of Ii, frsiwold street. He has as a house SC 'uost, classmate, Del Jowett of ar 'outh Docrfield, Mass of Mrs. Cecelia Meehan and daughter, n, Iargaret of Garden street. have re- th urned after a two months trip to us JOS Angeles, Cal. br MT. and Mrs. Arthur Simonds of CT 'rattleboro Nt., and son, Robert of student at Dartmouth lii