New Britain herald., 1929-06-22

ef Tea Aers- reaA arc expected home from Besten. Aao.. today.
 Nr. and xr:. pon:id Hart and family Of Hart street are leaving to- day to open their summer home It Aartha's vinyard.
 ArA Rodman Chamberlain of Lincoln road who opened her sum. msr home at Nartha's Vinyard last weekend will spsnd the coming week in town at the home or her parents, Ar. and Mrs. Isaac Rus sell of Grove Hill. ArA Harold T. eloper and daugh- ter. Mis- Carlotta Sloper and Miss Emily Sioper of Russell street and Arthur Hall of Gresnvile. Maine. who has been . house guest at the Noper residence for several days are expected home from New York city today.
 Mrs. Robert c. Vance of Maple streat left Thursday to spend ten days at Ridgewood with Mrs. Rob- ert J. Vance.
 Mrs. P. L. Hildebrandt of New York city is spending the weekend in Norfolk with Mrs. Graham Smith.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Walter E. Burdick of Smith street, are spending the weekend at Lake Pocotopaug. East Hampton.
 Nr. and Mrs. 6. F. Seaman and MT. and Mrs Edward c. Banta of Mon- roe street have opened their cottage at Indian Neck for the summer.
  Mrs Joseph M. Halloran and chill dren of Grove Hill. and Mrs. w. T. Morrissey and children of Vine street left yesterday to spend the summer at stannard Beach.
 Mrs. Walter Fromme has returned to her home in New York. Mrs. Fromme has been visiting her par ents. MT. and Mrs. J. Hannon of Clark street, for the past two weeks. Miss Marguerite Williams of West Main street is motoring to New Jer- sey to spend the weekend with rel- atives.
 Miss Veronica Luhrs. daughter of Mrs. Herman Strosser of Forest street. is on a house party at Clinton Beach this weekend.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis R. Dolan of Santa Barbara. California. are vis- itng in New Britain.
 Miss Shirley Carpenter. daughter of Mrs. A. M. Carpenter of Rock we'll avenue. graduated from Sim mons college this past week, receiv- ing | Bachelor of Science degree. Miss Carpenter sailed yesterday in company with her sister. Miss Rae Carpenter, . member of the high school faculty. for two months trip on the continent.
 Miss Anne E. Morrin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morrin of East street, was graduated from Mount St. Joseph's Academy. Hartford, on June 1.. Miss Morrin will leave shortly to spend the summer at Cres- cent Beach. Mantle.
 Chief and Mrs. William Noble and son, Everett, attended the gradua- ton of their son and brother, Will liam, IT,, from Pratt Institute. Brooklyn. N. r., on Thursday. MT. Noble received his degree in me- chanical engineering.
 James .. Beach. son of R. J. Beach of Black Rock avenue, grad uated from Brown university. Provi- dence, R. l., on last Tuesday with . B. A. degree. MT. Beach plans to do post graduate work at the university this fall.
 Mia Marjorie Anderson of Trinity street. Miss Josephine Olmstead of South High street and Miss Alice Finneman of Bassett street are at- tending . house party at New Lon- don. They attended the Yale Harvard boat races yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Otto Anderson and Mrs. Walter Occupin are spending the week -end at their summer home, Oak Lodge. at Waveriy Park. Bran- ford.
 Mrs. Herbert l.. Mills of Curtis street and her daughter. Mrs. Ed win W. Davis of Cloquet. Minnesota, were in New York city yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. T. Stott of South Burritt street are spending the week end in New York city.
 Dr. Henry Martin and William Dobson are on | motor trip to Buff falo, New York.
 E. R. Carter, Jr.. of Adams street was in New York city yesterday.
 
 Miss Gertrude Holfelder of Hart street is at White Sands for two weeks.
 Henry Bray of Ten Acre road is spending the week end 1t New Lon-