New Britain herald., 1928-06-02

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Cooper
in Lyme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Bardsley Of
West End avenue and Miss Leonie
Grove of New York are attending
d house party in Westbrook given
by Miss Frances Brady OF Hartford.
formerly of this city.
sydney Montague returned to
Boston Thursday after spending a
few days at the home Of his par
ents on Hawley street
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Miss Grace Hanrahan Of Glen
street attended the weekend festivi-
ties at West Point academy last
week. She also attended the Junior
prom at Trinity college Wednesday
night.
Miss Beatrice Reynal of Licking
ton street and Miss Esther Stanley
of Lexington street will leave next
Friday TO attend the commencement
exercises at Bradford academy. at
Bradford, Mass. They are members
of the alumnae.
William Pape. student at Pratt
Institute, is home for a few days
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer ". Papc of Maple Hill.
Edmund y. Hayes left yesterday
for South Bend. Indiana, where he
Will attend the commencement eAer-
cises of the University OF Notre
Dame. His brother, James T.. Hayes
is a member of the graduating class.
That Miss Jane Rattenbury. the
Youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William II. Rattenbury, Shuttle
Meadow road, will be in the cast OF
the one hundred twenty-tiith ami
vcrsary play TO be presented early
in june, has Just been announced al
Bradford academy, Bradford. Mass
Miss Rattenbury will play the part
OF Bradford student OF 1904.
Miss Ra,tenbury, who is a sub
senior in the college preparatory de-
rartment of Bradford academy, for
mcrly attended the New Britain
High school and the Oxford school
where she took part in numerous ac-
livities. She is secretary of her class
at Bradford and plays on the sub
senior hockey team. Her sister
Miss Faye Rattenbury, was also pre-
pared for college at Bradford acad-
envy. graduating in the class OF
1926.
Also in the cast from Connecticut
is Miss Jean Trumbull, the daughter
Of the governor.
The play is called The Begin
nings of Bradford Academy and
represents in six scenes the most
important events in the carly history
of the school. 1t was written by
Miss Maude Palmer Thayer, MEM
Der OF the faculty. and will be pre-
scented in the grove on the academy
grounds Oh Saturday afternoon. june
9Th, AS it is expected to be the most
impressive event in the celebration
of the 125th anniversary OF the
founding of the school, many alum
nae ard delegates from other schoois
will attend. Bradford academy is
the Oldest school in New England for
the education OF women.
Miss Ella Sloper, student at
House in the Pines school, Norton,
Massa chusetts, was awarded third
place in u riding meet held at the
school this week. Miss Sloper is the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Harold T. Sloper Of Russell street.
Professor and Mrs. Stanley j.
Galpin of Berlin, with their daugh-
ter Miss Marjorie Galpin, will sail
from New York for Bouloene.
France June 23. Professor Galpin
has been honored by being chosen
to represent Trinity college at the
dedication exercises Of the library
Of Louyain, Belgium, to be held at
Louvain July 4.
Miss Francis Sorrow. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Sorrow Of
Maple Hill is home from Pratt In
sttute for a few days. Miss Sorrow
will graduate this month.
Miss Louise Sandberg of Chestnut
street with her aunt Mrs. Charles
F'redcrickson OF Hartford left yes
torday for d three weeks visit in
the west. They expect to stay in
Omaha. Nebraska and Wyoming.
Postmaster and Mrs. A. A. Barrett
of Berlin are spending a few days
at their summer home at Saybrook
beach.
Miss Doris Cohn Of this city has
been chosen marshal OF the process
sional for the Highland Manor
school and Junior College COM
menccment which takes place at
Tarrytown- on Hudson. New York.
Tuesday. June 5. Miss Cohn will re-