New Britain herald., 1928-07-16

Brainard field. WTIC, and the state capitol. where the boys will be re- ceived by Governor John II, Trum-
 bull at 3 o'clock
 i A special guide will take the wis itors through Yale university on i Friday. Saturday will be day of rest, but on Sunday they will inspect the submarine base at New London and on Monday they will go 10 Avon i Old Farms in Avon. Dr. Niels lverson, resident manager or lis school, is a former member of the Danish kings bodyguard. There may be theatcr party in the eve ming.
 1 On Tuesday, the o4th, the boys will be taken 10 the Cir! Scout camp l at Jobs pond. Portland where they 1 will have supper and enjoy {, camp fire. On the 18th they will be 1 guests of the Rotary club at its reg ular noon luncheon, and it is planned to take them somewhere for d dance in the evening, The only other group visit will be made on August l2 to old Newgate prison, which is one of the places in which most interest.
 1 II is planned to have each Of the boys spend two weeks at the Boy Scout camp at Crystal pond, East ford. Johannes Sch jorring, the guest of the Loomises, will go to camp on July 2S for 6 fortnight's stay, He will then spend two days with Mrs. Loomis and Albert at IConnecticut Agricultural college at Storrs. after which Mrs. F. l.. War ren will take him and Albert on a four-day trip to the historic spots around Boston and return him to the Storrs campus for five days more. 1 An entirely different program will be followed by the two youths who Handed at Halifax Saturday night. This pair went directly to the Nova Scotia camp of James s. North, here they win remain for two weeks. They will theL spend a similar period al the summer home of Walter H. Hart at Martha's Vine yard and finish their American stay at Weekapaug. R. l.. as guests of Paul K. Rogers. These two boys are Preben Oldenburg and Ole Schmidt. Both are IS years of age. Oldenburg is the son of circuit judge and Schmidet of a trolley line president.
 Knud Christoffersen, 17, son of a l l. of t,I-n M will come home with the Looms family. For the first part of his stay he will be the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Reuben Twichell of 95 Brook side road and then will go to the home of Mir. and Mrs. H. C. Simon- son on the Plainvlle- Britain
 road. The Simsonsens are of Danish
 birth. Christofferson will finish
 his American visit as a guest at the
 home of Mr and Mrs. Ernest w.
 Pelton at their Forest street home and at Camp keemosahbee.
 Mir, and Mrs. John $. Black of
 357 Lincoln street, whose son will be
 one of those going abroad this year, will entertain Christian Schmidt, IS. ana hnu0 l1OuSddTu. 10. t'tIlIlilut D
 father is president of a life insur- ancc company in Denmark. These two will later be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander H. Scott at their home on Hart street and at Camp mosahhee.
 | Bjorne Hansen, Is year old son of Danish publisher and editor.
 will be guest of Joseph K. An drews at his summer home at Madi- son and later of Dr. Norman Loud
 at his city home and at the Boy Scout camp.
 I Johannes Barding. l7, is the son of a manufacturer. He will visit at
 the home of Mir. and Mrs. Leon Spraguc on Theodore street, Maple Hill, then at the residence of Leroy
 Reddick in Newington, and finally
 with A. F. Leavitt of 70 Russwin
 road
 The boy to whom Mir. and Mrs.
 Looms of 77 Grove hill will be hosts
 is Johannes Schjorring, l7, son of
 an army major and school teacher.