New Britain herald., 1928-03-03

street leaves on Monday for New York city to spend week with her sister Mrs. George Grinnell.
 Mrs. Harrison T. Bristol of Har- rison street with her young son and daughter leaves next week to visit her mother at her home in Mont- clair, \. J.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick A. Searle of Forest street returned Friday from Bermuda.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis W. Young and sons, Howard and George Young. of Lincoln street were in New York city Wednesday.
 Mir and Mrs Arthur Sampson of Walnut street are spendi1g the weekend in New Rochelle.
 Max w. Barthlemew of Bristol is in Bermuda.
 Miss Frances J. Sorrow returned to Pratt Institute Monday after spending the weekend with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Walter J. Sor- row of Maple Hill.
 Judge Joseph M. Donovan and Mrs. Donovan and two children Of Bristol left Thursday for New York city.
 Miss Alto Knapp, who is a mis- sionary returned this week to Africa.
 Stanley H. Holmes Louis r. Slade, Miss Mary Campbell and Miss Ella Fallon attended the National Educ cators association meeting in Boston the first par: of the week,
 MT and Mrs Louis Young of Lin coin street are expecting to leave at the end Of the lnun,n for q trip to Europe.
 Mir and Mrs. Mortimer \. Judd of Vine street were in New York during the week.
 Mir and Mrs. James Robinson of Harrison street leave Tuesday for California. They will go by the way New Orleans.
 Mrs Joseph R. Andrews and her daughter, Miss Emily Andrews of Vine street, are in Bermuda.
 Miss Sally Humason, daughter of Mrs. Harrison B. Humason of Vine street, has been appointed editor Of 7 the Vassar Alumnae Quarterly. Miss Humason. who graduated from Vas ( sar in 1921, has written a number of z short stories and magazine articles, many of which have appeared in publications having nationwide cir culation. X one-act play written by her is now running on Broadway. Mir and Mrs. Luther Parker of Forest street were in New York city during the early part of the week. ; MT. and Mrs. William Hart of Hart street will return on Monday C from Havana Cuba.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Skinner Of Maple Hill spent last weekend in Bridgeport.
 Everett W. Fowler of this city has been elected secretary Of the senior class at the Worcester Polytechnic ', Institute. He is a member of the Tau = Beta Pi fraternity the honorary en- U gineering society, and also the Sig l. ma XI, the scientific research fra l. ternty
 Mir and Mrs. Maxwell Porter of [- Lincoln street will return Monday 70 from trip to Cuba. .S Miss Marjorie E. Hart of kensing .o ton avenue is attending the Hun N dredth Night exercises at the U. S. NJ. A., West Point, this weekend. e Mrs. Eta Norton Of Hartford has ,- been the guest of Mrs Frederick 1T
 
 
 Miss Lillia NJ. Hill daughter of T. Mir. and Mrs. Frederick H. Hill of ,e Winthrop street, has been in Boston M. this week. Wednesday evening she ~ attended the National Educators as- le sociation dinner at the Copley Plaza ,e 1t Mfr. and Mrs. Claude J. Lerou, # have returned from trip to tho Caribbean.
 r. MT. and Mrs. George K. Mac. 'S cauley of Dover road returned ths |, first part of the week from trip tt ,,' the West Indies. le Mayor W. Raymond Crumb anc Mrs. Crumb of Bristol returned thi! Miami, Fla.
 al Mir. and Mrs. Edward Toner ane o. daughter of Long Island City. \. |. ', have returned 10 their home afte , spending week with Mrs. Toner lu parents. Mir. and Mrs. Charle Id rerondine of Brook street. ,r John Coolidge. son of Presiden l's Coolidge, will be guest at tn III birthday celebration of Governo John II. Trumbull at the Trumbul