Putnam patriot., 1929-03-28

Trask. Jr. He fitted for college at Groton School and graduated from Yale in 1927. He is member of the Society f Colonial Wars and of the Yale Club.
 Mrs. Cushman and Mrs. Butler were visitors in Boston on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Lowry and her sister, Mrs. Dutton, spent the weekend in Hart ford.
 Mir. John Chapman has begun re- pairs and alterations on his new place.
 Mrs. Wiley Johnson of Savanna. Georgia. spent Monday night at Fox Hill Farm.
 Mrs. C. T. Davis. and Mrs Brennon left Fox Hill Farm for New York by motor on Sunday. Mir. Charles Swain returned on Thursday, after a week in New York, Philadelphia, and Washington.
 Mir. and Mrs. Russell Perkins and Lawrence Perkins are expected at the Ben -Grosvenor for the weekend.
 Miss Elliot is at present in New ! fret early in May to open Orchard House for the season. l Mr. Perry E. Moffat has rented the east side of the house at one tune occupied by Mir. A. D. Briggs. The Mofats expect to move in shortly.
 Mime. Lucy van der Palsneuschel- Ter. directress of The Eurhythmy School of Dancing. New York City. is visiting Mme. Ricardo at Fox Hill Farm.
 Mir. Marcus NJ. Kimball, who IS spending the winter in Boston, will sail for England later in the spring to visit his sons, Lawrence and Day Kimball.
 At card party at A. O. H. Hall on Friday evening, given by The Lea que of Catholic Women, the prize for pitch was won by Mrs. James Ryan and for whist by Betty O'Melia.
 Elsewhere in this issue of the pa per will be found an account of the unveiling in New York last Sunday of ] the tomb of the late Bertram Good hue. whose boyhood days were spent in Pomfret.
 Mrs. John Addison Porter and Mrs. -l Agnes S. Porter have left Charles ton. s. C., for Williamsburg and Rich mond, Va, and expect to reach the Mayflower Hotel, Washington, by , April second.
 Mrs. Gillat Otis will remain at her Villa "Souer Therese," La Croisette, Cannes. A. M., France, until June first after which she will occupy her apartment in Paris until her return to America in the autumn. Mrs. William smedley was in Hart ford last Wednesday with number of members of the Connecticut Lea gue of Women Voters, from Wind ham County who attended the Legis- lature and had luncheon at the capi- tol.
 f Mrs. K. B. Richardson entertain ed The Contract Club at The Mad Halter Tea House on Thursday eve ming, Mir. John J. Whitehead, Jr., and Mir. Donald Unger acting as substi- tutes for absent members. This be- ! ing the last meeting of the club priz- es were awarded. the first going to Mir. B. Hayward Adams and the sec ond to Mrs. John Campbell.
 Mrs. Thomas gave a bridge party at her home, The Mad Halter Tea | House, on Saturday evening. MT. ! Thomas Graham of New York and Air. William Smith of Cambridge were weekend guests. The other gueets were Mir. and Mrs. Donald Unger, Miss Bradford and Mir. Horatio Brad ! ford of Thompson; Miss Rafferty and Mir. William Rafferty and MT. Wilbur Lown of Putnam; and Miss Mary ! Colt.
 An art exhibition this week in | New York which is of much interest to many Pomfret people is that of Mrs. Ellen Emmet Rand at the Dur and Ruel Galleries, No. 1 z East 53th Street Mrs. Rand is the leading wo- man portrait painter in this country. Several P0mfret people have been her subjects and one of her distinc- tive works is the portrait of Dr. Wil- liam Beach Olmsted which hangs in the Pomfret School.
 A meeting of the American Red Cross was called last Tuesday after noon at two o'clock at the Pomfret Public Library by Miss Minnie Reyes, appointed treasurer by the Putnam Chapter in place of the late Mrs. s. .B. Overlook. Al this meeting the following officers were elected: Chairman, Mrs. William F. Johnson: secretary and treasurer, Miss M '. Reyes; directors. Mrs, F. K. Haynes, Miss A. w Hutchins, Mrs. John P. Grosvenor. Miss Alice Lowell and Mrs. James r. Ryan.
 At The Ben-Crosvenor Inn
 Mrs. Henry Holt has returned to New York after spending a week at Aho Min Hotaa Mr Hnlt ..aa xaifh