New Britain herald., 1928-06-23

Pennsylvania, daughter or MT ana Mrs. Joseph Diemand of south Bur ri,t street is visiting at the home of her parents.
 Miss Elizabeth AtWcll has return rd from Groton to spend the sum mer with her parents. MT. and Mrs. l.. L. Atwell of Maple Hill Manor.
 Miss pagmar Carlson, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Edward Carlson. was Gra auatcd from Bates college at { Lewiston Maine. this week. She re- rciycd the degree Of bachelor of arts.
 Miss Clarice Walker of keene New Hampshire, formerly Of this city. was the guest this past week of Miss Louise Sackett of Lyons street. Moss Mildred Canoll of Trim ivy street and Miss Grace Boardman of Gordon street Miss Walker is spending the weekend at Saybrook.
 Mrs. George Corbm and Miss C;cor2ia Parker Of Lexington street left Thursday 10 spend a short time in Maine"
 Mrs. Margaret l.. Fitch of Elm mons Place is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Bartlett, in AnnlsQuam, Mass.
 Burton Hall, son o' Mrs. and Mrs. Albert Hall of Chestnut street, was il member of the graduating class a { Pratt Institute Brooklyn. The grad nation exercises were hold Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs Henry \. smith of Soutn High street left Thursday 10 attend the graduation exercises of their grandson at Brooklyn, x. !.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bray'on FoWlos Of rlattsburg, \. r.. are spending the weekend with Mir. Cowles parents, Mr. and Mrs. George E. CoWles of Chestnut street.
 Mrs George Christ. formerly of lIarr,.On street. this city, who +, , now making her homo in south l Hadley Mass. was visitor m town during the week
 Mss Anne Pctus<i,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. Po'uskis or ! Chestnut street, sailed yesterday on | the $. $. Carmania for q two months ] European trip.
 1 Mrs. Frances Goodacrr of Los Angeles. Calf. is visiting n the , home of her cousin Mrs. Frank l Rhodes Of Cottage Place.
 The patrons and patroncasos of the New Britain Chautauqua asso- citation are: Mrs. Buel B. Bassotto. president; W. C. French, vice pres idcnt; X. Tyson Hancock, vice pres ident; Mrs. George L. Loomis, vice , president; Miss Minnie T. Rowland, $ vice president; Ralph II. Benson. 2 secretary; Leon \. Spraguo, treas urcr; Mrs Arthur W. Bacon, Miss { Mary E. Bingham. Charles J. Burns. William A. Cashmere, Mrs. stanley NJ. Cooper. George II. Dyson, A. F. F,ichstaclt. Reverend E. x. Gill c man. Miss Mary Griswold. l.. II n Hontord, r.. k. Hitchcock. Mrs. John II. kirkham, John c. Lu"- beck, Mrs. Ruth G. McKinnie. l.. $. Munger, Miss Alice MunsOn, C Fred 0. Hackltte. ". Y. Rctz, John |. Sloan, Mrs. Frederick (. Teich. Q I1arr, A. Travcr. Mrs 4. F. Wal o len, Truman l.. Weed Edward r.. .. Weeks. Reverend William H. Alder ; son, Kenneth Tuttle. Rabbi Gershon 'lIadas, Mrs. Sidney W. Cowlcs. Mrs, Carl Hewitt. Mrs. Adele Young, Q Reverend Theodore A Greene. Mi chae Sounoy, Mrs, Duncan Shaw f and Miss Alice Pcirc". 5 Mrs Frank J. Porter of Lexington a street is spending T few days at s Fishers Island.
 Mrs. Logan Page and family Of Trumbull street left Thursday to
 
 $ AIf and Mrs. Joseph \. Carlson .- and family Of NcWington aycnue left tli., morning to spend the weekend
 in Boston.
 d Stanley Cooper, Ford Cooper and st Walter Moor attended the Yale 0 Harvard boat races at New London '- yesterday.
 Mrs. Herbert l.. Mills ot Curtis 't street is visiting Mi. and Mrs. Ken IF dau Mills ol Detroit, Michigan. .' Miss Dorothy Lomhrn. niece o' :. Mr. and Ms Frederick J'pson Q. s, Park plac. apartments, sails today
 from Now York for Europe Nitl
 Mis- Anita Vim Of rit1souggh, : r' "oomma," at Bradford academy.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bennett r. IItbbar,
 nd Mr. and Mrs. Luthcr Parker O u Forest street attended the boat race: d a' N"w London yesterday.
 Nr. and Mrs. Arthur Njmball
 Ihnir daughter, Miss Elizah"t ID Nimtal. ;nd eldest son. George Kim r. ball. or Lexington street. edil iron l' N,H York for Europe on June 2S J. Miss Frances Nbittles"y of WoS
 v in str.at and Miss Marion licllya