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SOCIETY
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Adams In
Boston and Will Visit In New
England Fortnig ht

I legation of Colombia Senior Don Jose
M. Coronado: the secretary of the
legation of Bolivia. Senior Don George de
! Ia Barra; the military attache Of Mexico,
| Senior Coronel Don Samuel Rojas; the
naval attache of Brazil, Comdr. Jose
do Couto Aguirre; Lieut.. Carlos Merlen,
Brig Gen. William E. Gilmore. Assistant
Chief of the Air Corps, Col. Robert c.
Foy. u. S. A: Mai. Howard Davidson.
u S. A.: Lieut.. Lester j. Maitland. Mai.
Herbert A. Dargue, Comdr. John H.
Towers, Lieut.. Comdr. Scott B. Nc
Farlane, Mr.. Benjamin Thaw, jr.: Mr..
Walter C. Tlurston. DR.. Leo S. Rowe.
Mr., Charles e. Harner, Mr.. Louis j.
Heath. the secretary Of the legation of
Guatemala. Senior DR.. Don Ramiro Fer
nandeZ; DR.. Manuel Echeverria VII
daurre, and Mr.. Julio Montana Novella.
Mrs. Bingham, wife of Senator Hiram
Bingham, mas gone from her home in
Connecticut to LenoX. Mass. where she
is staying at the Curtis Hotel for short
time.
Senator and Mrs. Guy D. Goff of West
Virginia are at the Greenbrier Hotel,
White Sulphur Springs, for visit Of
several weeks.
Mr.. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes
has closed his house on I street and
has opened his cottage at Lake Sunapee,
N. H., for the season.
Representative and Mrs Richard S.
Aldrich were among the guests at the
dinner dance which Mr.. and Mrs.
Houghton P. Metcalf gave last evening
at the Dunes Club at Narragansett Pier.
Others in the large company were Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Ewing, jr., and Mr..
and Mrs. Barnes Newberry, son and
daughter-in-law of former Senator and
Mrs. Truman H. Newberry.
Representative Ruth Pratt has loaned
portion OF her estate at Glen Cove.
Long Island. for the annual outing of
the Nassau County Horticultural Society,
which will be held Thursday, August IS
The counselor of the Bolivian leea-
ton and Mrs. Jorge e. Boyd and their
children have returned to their apart
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel after
passing some time in Virginia. They
will leave the first of the week for At
lantic City. where they will pass a
short time.
Renal Djenany Bey. second secre-
tary of the Turkish embassy, enter
tanned party at dinner last evening
at the PLACE Deauville at the Wardman
Park Hotel. Senior DR.. Don Carlos
Leiva. first secretary and acting charge
daffaires of the Salvadorian legation
was also a host to a company &C dinner
there.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy.
Mr.. Ernest Jahncke, will return to
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FOREIGN.
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
TO the Health Department in the past "a
hours:
Thomas J. and Annie G. Tanning. girl.
George T. and Diana T. Wood, girl.
Charles A. and Pearl NJ. Royce. boy.
Walter and Margaret Kramer: boy
Arthur r. and Lillian Mahan. boy.
David L. and Dena E shatsnStein' boz, boy.
Joseph and Esther Stearman, boy.
Henry 4. and Mildred Jane; boy. ~
William H. and Irene NJ. Reynolds. boy.
Stuart E. and Beatrice o. Colvin. boy.
Daniel p. and Mary O'Donoghue, girl.
Leo j. and Marie Cain, girl.
Louis and Margaret GuRlielmini, girl.
Jacob land Lille Dodd. Girl.
Richard and Helen Grant, Sirl.
Clarence and Edith Lewis. boy.
William and Olena Harrison. boy.
Fred and Charlotte Owens. boy.
Richard 8. and Carrie Coates, boy.
James and Monte Bunch. boy.
John D. and Harriet M. Graves girl.
william and Malvena Ayers. boy.
Carroll and Helen Brown, boy.
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MARION C. HUNT DEAD.
Bankers Daughter, 10, Expires
After Illness of Two Weeks.

ALIC1 4lIHCSS VI i WI " SchSs
Miss Marion C. Hunt. daughter of
George F. Hunt. secretary of the
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co. mort
gage bankers, died in Garfield Hospital
yesterday after an illness of two weeks.
She was Is years old.
Miss Hunt attended local graded
schools and Mount st. Agnes College,
Baltimore. She was a member of the
Sacred Heart Church. She leaves her
father, a sister Miss Dorothy Rose
Hunt, and brother, John F. Hunt. Her
mother was the late Mrs. Marion c.
Hunt.
Funeral services will be conducted in
the shrine of the Sacred Heart Catholic
Church. Monday morning at 9 o'clock,
following brief services at the residence,
1850 Monroe street. Interment will be
in Mount Olivet Cemetery
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Uarh uf Uhanka.

TALBERT. CHARLES r. The children OF
CHAE..ES r. TALBERT gratefully &C
knowledge the beautiful floral tributes and
expressions OF sympathy from their many
friends. July 20, 1929
MRS. BERNIE HEIDENREICK. MRS
JAMES p. J. DAVIS, HOWARD r. TAIL
BERT.
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Why Do People Buy
Worthless Securities

Is it because they mislede Is it because they
hypnozed Is because they feel sorry for the
the salesman who takes their money?
These questions have recently been answered by the fore
auhorites in the country The various States having
Security Fraud Laws and Blue Sky Laws have Security
Commissioners who enforce these statutes. These have
answered the above questions and their uni
formy along this line.
People buy worthless securities because they want to
get rich quick Their desire for profits and their
lack Of fundamental knowledge regarding investments make
them quick bite the bait offered by swiners who know
human
The Better Business Bureau cannot change human nature
We mpart knowledge regarding security and
give the facts those who make but do
to buy worthless securities There is charge
obligation for the services of organization.
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MIS-. SI1dTlCS TTdICiS hOdHls
went to Boston yesterday and
i will be in their Summer home
IN Massachusetts, and in that
vicinity for two weeks.
Ambassador of Italy at
Atlantic City Over Sunday.
The Ambassador of Italy Mobile
Giacomo de MARITIME, has gone to At
lantic City TO remain over the week
end. Last Saturday the Ambassador
was at the Point Lookout Hotel at Point
Lookout, Md.
The Minister of Greece and Nine.
Simopoulos, who are spending the Sum-
mer at Newport, were among those at
tending the opening of the third ma
tional motor boat regatta and seaplana
meet. which is being held under the
auspices of the Narragansett Bay Re-
gatta Association off the Ida Lewis
Yacht Club
The Minister of Persia. Mira Davoud
Khan Meftah. who has been in New
York for several days. has gone to At
lsntic City and will be at the President
over Sunday.
The Minister of Guatemala. Senior
DIR. Don Adrian Recinos, entertained
at luncheon yesterday at the Hotel
Maynower, in honor of Col. Miguel Gar
cia Granados, chief of the Guatemalan
army aviation academy. Those present
included the Assistant Secretary of
State. Mr.. Francis White; the Assist
ant Secretary of War. Mr.. F. Trubee
Dawson: the Director Of the Aero
nautics Branch of the Department of
Commerce, Mr.. Clarence M. Young;
the Ambassador of Mexico. the Minister
of the Dominican Republic. the Min
lister of Costa Rica, the Minister of
Nicaragua, the charge d'affaires of Sal
vador. the charge daffaires of Argen-
tina, the charge daffaires of Ecuador,
the charge d'affaires Of Paraguay, the
charge d'af1aires of Peru. the charge
daffaires OF Haiti, the secretary of the
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department in the past "a
James N Trail. 10. 4so7 4lst st.
william L. Milburn. 81. Plaza Apartments
Rachel v. Lindsay, 4s, 2247 Mt. View
Reyei p. Callahan. 80. Emergency Hospital
Carl Snively. II months. 1243 IA st. s.w.
Isiah johnson, IS. St. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Sallie Francis. so, 9l8 French st.
Annie Riley. IS. Gallinser Hospital.
BENJAMIN Adams. 81. Casualty Hospital
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ATRFDALE DOG-Maie. . years old: light
color silky hair, name Ben" Reward. F.
5000. -
BOOK of receipts and disbursements, small.
red, also bank deposit book. Reward Tor
return TO Commercial Photo Co., Ills Eye
CHIFFON DRESS--Will party who picked up
blue chiffon dress in Kann's store, Fri.
Aug :, muslin underwear dept. please
return to Kann's lost and found desk?
EYEGLASSES, in case, Thursday evening. in
neiRhborhood Franklin Park. Phone Frank
lin 1851. Miss Hobbs. evenings. ~
FUR-Red fox, neckpiece; Saturday morning;
August 8, on Delaware ave. ne, between G
and % SITS Reward If returned to Betty
Halsey T-U BLDG, Government Hotels.
LIGHT FELT HAT--Vicinity 18th and Call
vert sts Reward. Clev. 0s20.
PocKETBooK. lady,s; blue; LEFT ON Rhode
Return 10 sos Ascot pl ne. Reward.
PoCKETBOoK containing $40 in bills and
three Liberty Bonds and OPERATORS permit.
Reward. Col 954i-J. Apt. 4.
SETTER~-s2O REWARD FOR INFoRMA-
TTCJN LEADING TO THE DISCOVERY AND
RETURN or FEMLAAIL FEMALE SETTER. I LEMON 2
SANDS. MJDDLEBURG. VA.
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The publication of this an
nouncement in these columns
is evidence that this news
paper co-operates with and
supports the Better Business
Bureau for your protection.
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THE Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Charles Francis Adams
went to Boston yesterday and
will be in their Summer home
IN Massachusetts, and in that
vicinity for two weeks.
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LOST.

PoCKETBOOK at 18th Col. I'd. owner
call at 1851 Euclid st.
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Mrs. William Henry White left FRIDAY
for Buena Vista Springs. where she will
spend the remainder of the Summer al
the Buena Vista Springs Hotel.
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KENEALY. CORNELIUS 3. On THURSDAY

August I. 1929, at Providence Hospital.
CORNELIUS B.. beloved husband OF the
late Esther Kenealy Remains Remain rsstng .; At
ST. and Spring. I'd. NV: Funeral from
w. Warren Taltavulrs funeral home on
st. Dominick's Church, where mass will be
said at am. Relatives and friends in
vited TO attend. Interment Mount OliYet
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Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Driskill Of New
port, Tenn. have motored to Washing
ton and are at the Grace Dodge Hotel
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Mr.. Maurice Gordon Herndon and
Miss Carol Gordon Herndon are passing
the week end in the Capital.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Busch enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at the
reading rooms at York Harbor. Me.
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The Minister Of Persia. Mira Davoud
Khan Meftah. who has been in New
York for several days. has gone to At
lsntic City and will be at the President
over Sunday.
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Dratha.

ABBOTT. ETHEL b. On Friday. August 2.
1929. at her residence. 24S l2tn 81. ne.
Peter and MsPths motifs, Devoted H sister
OF Jennie p. Morris. Bess. Parker end
Louise Stevenson. Remains resting at the
w. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 1922
Georgia ave. NV. Notice OF funeral later.
ABNEY. MARY LLOYD PENDLETON. On
Tuesday. July 30, 1929. at New York City.
MARY LLOYD PENDLETON ABNEY.
widow Of John Rutledse Abney and daugh-
ter of George Hunt and Alice Key Pendle-
ton.
BERLINER. EMILE. Saturday. August 3,
1923. at 1890 am. EMILE BERLIEER,
Notice NJ funeral later
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Thursday. August /. 1929. ct 100 pm.
after brief illness. at Freedmen,s Hos
the late Charles and Grace Brown. sister
OF the late James, Frank and Rose Brown.
Rachel Glascoe, John Brown; aunt of
Grace, Thelma and Alberta Brown: de-
voted friend of William H. Bundy: sister
iE-law OF Mrs. Lavinia Brown. Remains
resting a. the residence of her brother,
Mr.. John Brown. 1871 5th st. NV. Fu-
neral Sunday, August 4. at 1870 pm.
from Central A. NJ T. Church. 5th ST
between NJ and N SITS. NV. Relatives and
friends invited, A.
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Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Thomas L.
Sampsell and little daughter, Margaret.
who have been spending a few weeks
with Mrs. Sampsells' mother. Mrs. o. ].
Buehler of Ninth and F streets north
east. have recently left for the Orient.
where Lieut.. Comdr. Sampsell has been
stationed.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Richie. jr.. have
with them for the month of August
their son and daughter law Mr.. and
Mrs. John Richie, Sd. of Greenville,
S. c.
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BROWN; MARY. Departed this lie Wednes-

nay. July 81. 1873, az GarheId HospltaI.
MARY BROWN. devoted wife of William
Brown. She leaves also one stepson.
three brothers. one sister and one aunt.
Remains at Frazier's new funeral home.
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV. Funeral Sun
day. August 4. at PM. from the Florida
Avenue Baptist Church. Florida ave and
Bohrer st. NV, Rev. w. A. Taylor oficiat
ing. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Paynes Cemetery.
BUSEY. WILLIAM. On August 3. 1929. at
his home at Ardmore. Nd. WILLIAM
BUSEY. beloved husband OF Eva Bussy
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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Harriet Parked, Mrs. George Boli, Mrs. Jack Whltteker, Mrs. G. Will liam Walker, Miss Anna Sladeck. Miss Marjorie Hart, Miss Linnea Johnson, Miss Ellen Ilndauist, Miss Mildred Bersiund, Mrs. Donald Me Milan, Mrs. Stanley Hart, Mrs. liar old Peck and Miss Eurith Wachter and George Boil Willard A. An drews, George F, Bigge. Henry G Schauffler. Paul J. Richter, Arthur J. Carlson. Benjamin r. Hockmuth. William " Scott, Donald J. Nc Namara, James +. Macarthur, Ed ward H. Goeb. David R. Ogren, Ed ward F. Ogren, Julius F. Anderson Sturman r. Dyson, Eric Erlander Oscar Benson, Edward Anderson and Alfred Bengston.
 drypoints. or artistically inclined, then by all means put in an ap- pearance at the Old State House in Hartford next week where Robert Fulton Logan. well known artist here and abroad is showing some very beautiful things. MT. Logan needs no introduction to New Brit tain for here he has recently paint ed the portraits of two well known society women. Mrs. Stanley Cooper and Mrs. Arthur G. Kimbal. Mr. Logan's exhibit opened yesterday
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next Friday afternoon to the young ladies in her Friday afternoon club including Barbara Johnson. Peggy Gcrmod, Mary Louise Lucas, Betty and Nancy Hatch, Phronsie Vib- berts, Betty Carter. Virginia Lee Judd, Clara Mitchell, Alice and Har- riet Avery, Virginia and Doris Jones, Margaret and Alice Chase, Ruth Looms. Barbara Scripture, Dixie Cutter. Dorothy Coholan. Patty Pease, Virginia Hayden, Audrey Robinson, Billy Lou Hart and Martha Skinner.
 Mrs. Clarence Bennett gave a luncheon Tuesday noon at her home on Forest street.
 A personal shower was given in honor of Miss Doris Prudhon of East Berlin last evening. The affair took place at the home of her sis ter. Mrs. Charles A. Andrews, of Eaton place. About thrty-fiv were present.
 Miss Prudhon will become the bride of John Cole today, who also comes from East Berlin.
 Mrs. R. B. Skinner of Maple Hill gave luncheon and bridge Wednes- day afternoon at her home on Thompson street Mrs. George Cur tis and Mira. William Baker were given the prizes.
 Mrs. Edgar Daniels of New York city and Bethlehem, Connecticut, gave a luncheon and bridge Wed nesday afternoon at her summer home in Bethlehem entertaining eight guests from New Britain. Mrs. Dougald McMillan was given the prize.
 Mrs. Frank E. Rackliffe. Jr.. of Golf street Maple Hill, has issued cards for a bridge tea. to be given at her home next Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. H. A. Lienhard entertained at bridge Thursday afternoon at her home in Maple Hill. The prizes were won by Mrs. Stuart Barnett. Mrs. Nelson E. Mann and Mrs. II. J. Cook.
 Mrs. Harold skinner of Berlin will give a bridge party of two tables Tuesday afternoon at her home.
 
 Miss Loretta Beilman of Buell. street was the guest of honor at a
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afternoon with private showing and those who were fortunate enough to have the necessary invi- tation were indeed lucky for it was lovely informal party. A complete list of the etchings and drypoints he shows IS given below.
 Marche sur l'eau, Amiens. rare proof; Cnartres. Notre Dame yue de St. Julien le Pauvre, Le Pont Marie, Logan Medal, Chicago. 1922, Rare; St Nicolas du Chardonnet. Le Pon; Neuf. Notre Dame. lie de la Cite. Les Grandes t,curies, Chantilly, St. Severin, NezeIay, la Basilique Neze- lay, la Procession, L'Arcade, Noyers, l. Echauguette. Dijon, Notre Dame,
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ticker. Mrs. Clarence Manning, Mrs. 1 Theodore Hart. Mrs. Roswell Ioore, Mrs. Leland Hoar. Mrs. Joseph Walton. Mrs. Sherwood Berger, Mrs. H. s. Covell, Mrs John Meehan, Mrs. Milton Jones. Mrs Harold Peck, Mrs. Edward Christ, Mrs. Allan. Miss Cor rine Goodwin, Miss Margaret Mid dlemass, Miss Miriam Mouat, Miss Ruth Bassett. Miss Ruby Andrews, Miss Eurith Wachter, Mrs. Enuice Humphrey Hildebrandt of this city and Mrs. Harold Guy of Portland. Mrs. Kenneth Ereeland. Mrs Ed win Cowles, Mrs. Frank Smith. and Mrs. Walter Crdbtree Of Hartford and Mrs. John Pelletier of Chicago, Ill.
 Mrs. George Talcott of West Hart ford gave a delightful luncheon at the Pennington Country club Thurs day noon, honoring her house guests, Mrs. Woods and Miss Marsh. both whom come from New York city and who are sailing the first of May for Paris. Among the New Britain people at the party were. Mrs. William Rattenbury. Mrs. Ar thur Gard, Mrs. Harold Sloper, Mrs. James North. Mrs. Frank Nibberts. Mrs. Philip Stanley, Mrs. Harriet N. Merwin. Mrs. Clifford Merwin, Mrs. Isadora Hall, Mrs. Talcott's mother, Mrs. Norton, and Mrs Pardon Rick ey of Berlin.
 Mrs. Harold Clark entertained the members of the Berlin bridge club at her home in East Berlin Tuesday afternoon.
 Pardon Hickey entertained the members of the Berlin Congrega- tional church and their guests at tending the church supper last night with series of interesting travel pictures, many of which Mr. Hickey took on the continent. A special reel of comedy film afford ed amusement for the children.
 One of the larger more important luncheon parties of the week was that which the 5th Currents club gave at the Simsbury Manor in Simsbury Monday noon to the mem bers of the 3rd Currents club. Auc- ton bridge followed the luncheon with r5s iajror lla fc Mrs. Charles Stanley, Mrs. William H. Hart. Jr.. and Mrs. Robert Car ter.
 Many well known New Britainites are entertaining before and after the legion shows next week, or giv- ing box parties if they are among those securing boxes. II is probably well known by now that "Pinafore', that popular old operetta is to be produced. The much rehearsed cast has given freely of it's time night after night in an endeavor to present a finished production. The show takes place Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights at the Palace the ater. known to old New Britaintes as "Hannah's Opera House. and later as "keeney's." in those old days popular for it's vaudevill shows. for it was here that many now fla nous players opened in the two q day" circuit.
 The personnel of the chorus fol- Allan Bristoll Mrs Roswell Moore, Miss Beatrice Reynal. Miss Corinne Goodwin, Miss Gretchen Zimm"r- man, Mrs. Sturmdn F. Dyson Miss
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miscellaneous shower given at the home of Mrs. E. Riedel of Rockwell avenue Tuesday night
 Miss Beilman's marriage to Joseph Nolz will take place in the near future.
 Miss Florence Bentley. daughter of William Bentley of Russell street entertained a group of young friends at dinner last Tuesday night, later taking the party down to the Camp school auditorium for the Drama Guild Show, "Officer GGG'
 Mrs. George kimball gave a small dinner party at her home on South Bnrritt street Monday night, enter taining for MT. and Mrs. Isaac Black of Park Place who sailed on We'd nesday for Europe
 Snapdragons and roses, shading from palest pink to the deepest tones of rose wore used to decorate the tea table at the II. T. Sloper residence on Russell street Tuesday afternoon when Miss Emily Sloper entertained a group Of her friends at cards. There were four tables playing and the trophies were awarded to Mrs. Donald McMillan, Miss Muriel Lombra and Miss Flor ence Bentley, other guests at the party included, Mrs. Stanley Hart, Mrs. Johnstone Vance. Mrs. Briggs Parsons. Mrs. Robert Vance and her sister Mrs. Charming Wentworth, Miss Marjorie Galpin, Miss Dorothy Lombra. Miss Esther Trumbull. Miss Cornella Fitzsimmons, Miss Ma jorie Norris. Mrs. Stanley Cooper, Miss Harriet Parker, Miss Dorothy Case and Mrs. Arthur Gard.
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 Mrs. Paul G. Willetts of West Hartford. formerly of Berlin enter tained twelve friends at cards and tea Thursday afternoon at her home on Steele street. among her guests was Mrs. Stanley Galpin of Berlin,
 Mrs. Harold Guy who is frequent ly seen in town at the parties of our younger set, has issued invitations for a lunchoo con bridge to take place at her home in Portland, next Wed nesday noon.
 Mrs. Elisha Cooper entertained a few friends at supper last Sunday night at her home on Vine street.
 The Friday bridge club. including Mrs. Charles Hawkins of Berlin. Mrs. John c. Loomis. Mrs. NJ. A. Kinsella. Mrs Louis Jones, Mrs. Fred 2. Radcliffe, Mrs. Lauren Ranford of Maple Hill. Mrs. Harold Shepard. Mrs. Clifford Vivian and Mrs. Clarence w. Buckey met at Mrs. Buckey's home on Dover road yesterday noon for luncheon and cards.
 Mrs Arthur Sampson of Walnut street has invited guests in for luncheon and cards Tuesday. April 23rd.
 Mrs. Pease is entertaining at din ner again on Tuesday night. preced- ing the second performance of "Pinafore." the legion show. Her guests will number six.
 Duane Steinle. son of MT. and Mrs. Edward L. Steinle of Harrison street entertained William Judd, Jr.. Erwin Sloper and Harold M. Par. sons. Jr., at dinner Thursday night.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Bates gave a small dinner party at their home on Russell street Tuesday night
 Mrs. Ethel Hicks entertained a few friends at dinner and cards at her home on West Main street Thursday night.
 Picnicking parties are latest fad here now and on Monday nigh when Mir. and Mrs. Bennett Hubbard of Forest street etertained they were right in vogue for their party took place on the Pennington Mountain at a delightful little cabin better known as ''The Shack" or so called by members of the Clapton Parker family. who, with Mir. Hib- bard are the owners.
 Gay was the bridge tea which Mrs. George Boil and Mrs. Elwood Johnson gave Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Boli's home on Trumbull street. Despite the indictment wealth CT of the day the many guests. and there were nearly half hundred made brilliant picture in their gaily colored hats and clever spring frocks. Directly following the play ing prizes for bridge were awarded to Mrs. Stanley Hart. Mrs. Arthur Sampson. Mrs. Walter Murdock. Miss Katherine Swift and Miss Bea- trice Reynal. Others at the party in- cluded Mrs. Stanley Cooper. Mrs. Robert Vance. Mrs. Bennett Hib- bard. Mrs. Johnstone Vance, Mrs Donald McMillan, Mrs. Howard Bruemmer. Mrs. George Colt, Mrs. James Baldwin, Mrs. Sturman by son, Mrs. Leonard Morse, Mrs Ger aid Walker. Mrs. Lucian Stevens, Mrs. Emory Cobin, Mrs Jack Whit
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Dijon, Maison .1e Hugues AubriOt, Dijon, Au Pays Desole. Rus dea Toiles, Bourgs, Rue MirabeaM. Bourges. Sur rYvrette. Bourges. Wrexham Tower. Yale, Harkneaa Memorial, Yale, fine prints Of the year 1925: Reflections, Marche aux Fleurs de la Madeleine. fine prints of the year 1926: L'Arc de Tri- omphe, Vent du Nord. Le Printemps, Notre Dame de Paris. le Sanctuaire. Works No. 2. Voie de Garage, L'Usine. Works No. 1, Harvard Hall. Cambridge, Johnston Gate, Harvard. Low Tide.
 Additional Sncial NovES yDaAp
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Additional Social News Pase 2
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The personnel of the chorus fol- lows: Mrs. Manville Johnson, Mrs. Allan Bristol, Mrs. Roswell Moore, Miss Beatrice Reynal, Miss Corinne Goodwin, Miss Gretchen Zimmor- man, Mrs. Sturman F. Dyson Miss