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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-12
Club Women Begin
Weekly Radio Hour

At 7 o'clock Wednesday evening,
the Hoskins- Meyer radio station.
KFYR. will broadcast the first OF a
series OF weekly radio programs spon-
sored BY the North Dakota Fedora
ton Of Women's clubs.
The initial program will include q
talk BY Governor George F. Shafer,
and musical numbers BY Miss Marian
Sandin. according to Mrs. J.. Is. Blunt,
program chairman. who is arranging
for the events.
II is planned during the coming
weeks to have a number Of talks by
state executives on problems in con-
nection with their offices. IN order to
acquaint people Of the state with the
government In action.
Mrs. John Burke Is radio chairman
for the Seventh and Eighth fedora
ton district. and other members OF
the committee ere Mrs. J. <. Blunt,
program; Mrs. John Knauf. James
town. press: Mrs. James Cooper.
Courtcnay. and Mrs. Iarve Robinson,
Dickinson. presidents Of the eighth
and seventh districts, respectively,
and Mrs. w. J. Servis. III charge OF
publicity for the seventh district.
Miss Henricka Beach left Friday
evening for Chicago. to spend q few
days before going to Robinson. ILL.,. TO
be present for a family reunion. She
will also visit at other points in I'LL
.lois before returning.
Miss Belle Menus left last evening
for Minneapolis where on Thursday
she will appear In an artist recital at
the Pantagcs theater sponsored by
the Thursday Musical club Of Mime
apolis. While there Miss Menus will
visit her sister. Miss Hilda Menus.
who teaches dramatic art at the Pills
bury Settlement house.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-12
ARM|ST|CE Dinner
DRAWS MOTHERS,
VETERANS, FRIENDS
Governor Shafer and Heads ct
Various Organizations
Make Addresses

More than 800 cE-sessicc men Wa.
Mothers. members Of the American
Legica Auxiliary and var fathers.
9ere seated al the AgInlsticc Gay
UAi.olet last evening a. the Pat.e.-
on hotel.
The custom OF having a dinner OF.
aimlst!cc dar Wa established shortly
after the var By tho War Mothers
and III recent years the Auxiliary aas
also ta.en part in tic event, which Is
free 10 all ex-se.v.ce Ter. Ine a..a--
last evening was tic iarges- and most
aeccss.ul &C. staged. ARD this Has
cite n TO small part 10 t.le manage
nent OF the hotel. which Spare1 10
efforts Il make Il al occasion 10 &C
remembered. In ADDITION to serving
the dinner the hoe. opcaea i. spa
cloas new reception room 20. nc Use
OF tic guests.
Preceding the program Ri. &c eFe-
n.rg Tic Invocation nas 1.ve94 b. EcF
ELS Jackson. ard between courses
community singing vas I'D d Spen-
ce- Bose. VIII. Mrs. George ja.ea a
tho piano
Mrs. Reid Preside,
Mrs. Peter Reid presided d-..Es The
a.aner. cieser.v calling Oh the aeacs O.
the various cr-Tan4la..o..s .cr greet
ings. Mrs L NJ Parsons r.cc pres
!aen. {. Fort Lincoln chapter. vel
coined the guests !. be..a.. 0. nc
War Mos.serS.
Mr.. @. O.g.erGoa. Is prea.ae... q.
inc 3 ..aa-cs unit. SPOKE Tor ne
auxiliary. welcoming the e~x-serFice
men. ana mentioning tnc significance
oil the day. net oa.. 70 them but 70
AL Americans. Responses were gwen
by the commanders of the American
Legion and the Veterans 9. Foreign
Wars. A. L. Fosteson. and II. +.
OHarc. respectively. and by DR. q ~
Constans. for The Navy.
TWO vocal numbers. The Amer
leans Come and "A Med.ev Of Wa
Songs we're given BY Mrs. Frank
Barnes. who was accompanied b. Mrs
Grace Duryee Morris.
Stress National Defense
In an inspiring address Governor
Si.a.er pointed out the place tho
United States occupies III world al
+, fairs, and stressed the need OF a on
s.stcnt program Of national defense
Musical numbers by a qaartett'
composed OF Mrs. John Larson, Mrs
Harris Robinson. Roy Indscrh, aTit
A. L. Fosteson. with Mrs. Clarence
Guinness a. the nAio, and taps
played BY j. T.. On closed IN
program.
Decorations we're carried out IN TIT
national colors. With red and WHIT
carnations. bittcrsWcct. and RED
white and blue candies adjoining th'
tables.
In charge OF the dinner was a com
m,ttee Of War Mothers. including Mrs
r. r. Atkinson, Mrs. B. Is. Skeels, ailt
Mrs. f. f. Diehl, and assisted by tn
Auxiliary committee which included
the Mines. c. G. st. Cyr. A. NJ. Fisher
G. Olgierson. r. l.. Craven, Joe Bartn
and Miss Jane Hagen
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-12
SCIENTIST SEEKS TO PREVENT
DEATH

PerlS.-Beltevlng that death Is not
inevitable. DR.. Eusebio A. Hernandez,
OF the College Of France here. has is
sued q plea for the formation Of a
world wide organization to conduct,
researches to find q means to prevent
death.
Or. Hernandez believes that death
can be escaped because Of recent ex-
periments which have kept human
hearts beating for more than 80 hours
after persons have been pronounced
dead, and n in which q human
head was kept alive several hours.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-12
ALMOST WHOLE SCHOOL

Cape 0irardeau. Mo.-The Oscar
Tippett family Of Advance can claim
some record for school attendance.
Ten Of the Tippetts, including the
mother. are attending school. The lat
ter is Q member OF the Advance SEN
Tor high school. The youngest to at-
tend Is Manda Lou, 3. who was en-
rolled BY special permission 50 tina,
her mother could attend school.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-12
QUEER JOE

London.-Miss williams Of EPSON,
Surrey. has Of the strangest jobs
in the world. She carries q jampot OF
mosquitoes all owe England and gets
paid for 1t. In the pot are mosquitoes
which carry malaria. These are taken
to sufferers Of braii, disease and are
allowed to bite them. In many cases
the bites Of these insects cure the
brain disease.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-12
OUR HOME AT BERLIN

Berlin.-A former private home Of
DR.. Won Bleichroder, scientist and
bachelor. has been leased by the u. s.
as its chancery at the German cap
ital. It Is planned. however. to unite
this division with the military and
naval attaches. the consul general
and commercial attaches In one
building. Bluecher Palace is thought
Of. and II taken. will cost about
81, O00 .000.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-12
MasOns to Hold Rites
For H. v. Dodge Who
Died Sunday Night

Funeral services for II. Y. Dodge.
who died iii this city Sunday. will be
held at the Webb chapel at 10 O'Clock.
Wednesday morning. The Masons
will have charge. The intcrmcnt VIII
be In FairvicW cemetery.
In addition TO tho widow. MI
Dodge leaves a daughter, Mr.. Waite,
Hadlick, ST. Paul.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-12
BOTH AFTER E

Boston.-If what Louis s. Donninrs
says is true his wife must be popular
with gentlemen. He recently filed two
separate suits for 100000 each, charg-
ing two men with alienation Of his
wife's affections. In one suit he
charged both men jointly. and in the
other he charged just one Of them.
Both men denied the charges.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-12

Jamestown, N. D.. No?. 12.-.PJ-
The jamestown college "Jimmies"
will meet the Valley City State
Teachers college their ancient
enemies. here "Wednesday afternoon.
It Is expected to be the greatest game
Of the season for the two teams.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-12

DEVILS LAKE PIONEER DIES
Devils Lake, N. D.. Nov. 12.-E1-
]. G. w. Anderson. 10, pioneer settler
vino farmed here for many years, died
q. his home today Of heart failure.
re leaves his widow and nine chill
drcu..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-12
MISSOURI EXPERTS
SEEK IMPROVEMENT
Of RIVERS CHANNEL
r. E. Kennedy Named on Nom.
mating Committee Of Mis-
sissippi Association

r. ( Kennedy. state engineer and
North Dakota commissions: CT The
Mississippi Valley association, this
morning was honored b. being placed
on the nominating committee Of the
convention OF tie organization beng
conducted IN s.. Louis. Mo.
Efforts are being made BY the Up.
per Missouri river delegation 10 Sc
cure endorsement Of the convention
.o. improvement. OF tho Missouri for
navigation as far as found feasible
81 an unbiased scientific study, Ken.
neay wired this morning.
Missouri Delegation Large
The Cppa: M.sscur! delegation a.
the convention is large, Il represent
ing Sioux City Ia. alone. More .f.aa
100 N.ssoa-. river delegates carried
j !o.r banner around me convention
hall this morning and the North Da-
ko.a delegation vas gwen s big ova-
t.oa 8. tire Missouri r.re. a-eak.as.
this morning. The Fl.cke-ta. S-c.9
t.aa t.ayeial the grea-eS. distance 10
attend me meeting.
TWO governors and :a.se eoas-eS-
ms, were Leading speakers .. ne
second days program Q. he asscca-
ten tp6a...
Presentation o. re -epo-. c. Ire
resolutions committee a-.- s.ec.ic-
et c.:.ca.s were ire ...a- events
scheduled .o- re easing 6. &c :To-
ca convention
Ga.gec e. VIVA, ire C...s1 safes
government nae undertake.. J. ne
-ara.o2.c... an co.ap.e..o. .. cas-
e.. ard southern Va.e- -c..ss arc
aa.bo.s. !. 5 cn,.y Tar ard rs. :aa.
The .-ansport9..c. problems Q. The
ts41a.e nsS- lie glyea the sane cor
sheraton. COT. Arthur J. Weaver Q:
NEBRASKA sad IN 4. address prepared
.o- .oGay session
Ur-cd Channel Completion
IRE Nebraska executive cited FED.
crai a.d extended II support Of ths
Grca. Lakes system as an outstard'
..r example o. vha. nigh. be at
tanned ii the form o. economical
transportation. He urged the earl!
completion OF TIC Missouri rive,
channel up TO Sioux City. Ia, ans
yankton. S. y.
Waterway transportation woult
save farmers in the SIX states alonl
the Missouri! river 80 millions OF dol
lars annually. Congressman Ed 4
Campbell OF Iowa said in another I'd
dress on the program today. Tn
savings on freight charges resulting
from cheaper transportation By va
ter viii mean the difference between
prof. and no prof. 20 most farm
ers.
Congressman William Z. Hull. Q
Illinois. another speaker was also 9
the belief waterway transportatiol
will save the farmers Of the natio1
millions OF dollars in freight.
Life memberships in the Mississiq
pi Valley association we're given Las
night to two prominent champions {
uaterways-formcr Senator James I
Reed OF Missouri and James E. Smith
former president OF the association
Neither was able to be present.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-12

WAMSBY FUNERAL At STEELE
Funeral services for Nj. v. VANS
BY were held 1t the Methodist church
ct Steele. ct 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
Rev. Walter r. Water, Of the lletho-
dist church here. conducted the
services. Mr.. Wamsby died In . To-
cal hospital Of embolism.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-12
MILLER = u

Jamestown. N. D. Nov. l2.-tF-
Judge Andrew Miller today began
Z federal court session III JamestoWn'S
new federal building. Several liquor
violation cases will be tried.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-07

they enjoyed the summer months.
 John Purncy of Black Rock ave nue returned Labor bay from Long Lake Lodge, North Eridgcton, Maine whore he has been at camp all sum- mcr. He leaves for Phillips Andov- CT Academy Monday.
 Miss Elizabeth Purnoy of Black Rock avenue leaves for Drew Semi nary September IS. She has been spondin sthe summer in Nova Scotia.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. O. O'Brion of south Burritt street have returned from a visit at Block Island.
 John g. Preston of West Main street left Wednesday for Boston where he will attend North,astern university.
 Charles and Edmund Oliver of Hurlburt street have returned from Camp Washington, Lakeside.
 Mr, and Mrs. Frank Trewella of Hart street have gone to Boston where they will visit their son-in- law and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. Richard Stemhol, They will also tour and visit at AIartha's Vineyard, Cape Cod and Canada, taking two weeks for their trip.
 Mrs. Charles Clark of Hart street and Miss Florence Bollos of Lin wood street spent last week with Mrs. Sarah J. Eolles at Lake Tarra- muggas.
 Dr. Arthur ]. Savard. who has been attending the clinics at John Hopkins hospital in Baltimore, Md has returned to this city.
 Mrs. Colton D. Noble and chil- drcn of Lexington street returned yesterday after spending the sum- lner at Wostbrook.
 
 Mrs. Louis Raphael and four chill drcn of Grove Hill, will return to
New Britain herald., 1929-09-07

Lawrence of East Berlin.
 MT and Mrs. Percy R. Glasle and daughter, Norma, of Adams street lave returned from Moosehead Lake, Maine.
 Miss Bertha Wadell and Miss Ethelyn Wadcll of Columbia street Lave returned from Europe where they visited in England. Scotland. Belgium, Germany, Switzerland and France.
 NIr. and Mrs. Henry L. Bibeault Of South Burritt street entertained Mr. and Mrs George w. Rankin of Providence, Rhode Island, and Dr. George H. Rankin of Taunton, Mass, last weekend.
 Mr. and Mrs. r. V. Bush and Miss Lucille Floyd. of West Virginia and Mrs. R. Todd of Ohio are visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. ". Bush of South High street.
 Margaret Hopp of Wilson street is back from q two weeks trip to Virginia Beach and Washington, D. C.
 Mrs. Albert Carlson of Cottage Ilacc. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Johnson and children of Ash street and Mrs. Jacob Anderson of Church street have returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Carlson at Grove Beach.
 Nr. and Mrs. Goorgo K WeltOn
New Britain herald., 1929-09-07

lin. have returned 10 their home after spending the past several weeks in New Hampshire.
 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar J. Murray of Orange City, Florida, formerly of this city, left Thursday for a trip to Syracuse. Now York. after spcnd- ing d month with Mr and Mrs. Leon G. R1sc, Vine street.
 Miss Mabel Benedict of Harrison street has returned following visit with her aunt at Indian Neck.
 Mrs. Thomas Schilling and son of Washington D, C., returned to their home yesterday after spending the week with Mrs. Joseph Schilling Of Grove Hill.
 Miss Jane Colton of Now Jersey , spent last weekend with Mrs, A. A. | Barnes of East Berlin.
 Mrs. Adelaide Hibbard, who was a recent guest of Mrs. Truman Bris- tol Of South Burritt street and well known in town will he seen in "Parade' a New York production which will open in about two weeks.
 Lieutenant and Mrs Sanford ! 1-E yard to visit Mrs. Maxwell Hart of Lincoln Road, Mrs. Chanlors moth CT for the month of September. l They will then make their home in either Boston or Florida.
 
 A1r. and Mrs. Norman McKirdy of Lincoln street, Mir. and Mrs. Walter Steele of Chestnut street. and Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Ashley of Corhin avenue, motored through the Cat skills over Labor Day
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stancy of Lincoln road went 10 Martha's Vine yard for the Labor Day holiday.
 Mrs. Stanley j. Lonsdale of Bridgeport arrived Wednesday to visit her family. Dr. and Mrs. Rob ert M. Clark, of Garden street.
 Mrs, William Booth of Forest street returned Wednesday from | Martha's Vineyard where she has been spending the summer
New Britain herald., 1929-09-07

AIr and #. . ..ara os Iinuo.u rna ... .i"s ....r.'- .- ter, Miss },.r-..t "-...s .. t5n-.a- wic4 spent @.' .uH-.aa .- #D" tha's NW>aI4
 l[r 5al Na. .f,.... 0..-.. .. Park rla, +0.| .... ' E.. Thursday oigu tn- '.v. mua'5a. motor trip Ia ..."
 lfr. and ~.. ....s ,.... e Laurel roaI v.. al. -. .. 4. a-. Mrs, Charles lDH .HI, . GroYc oNs t#an I.'.
 -fr aud Ms. u.-al I.. r. Brady lrn:. Jn5 IT .H 'I-- Edward Christ o' T,n N" rvl leave nrNr Tuu@dtt "a ... t.. remainder o' tn, w.-E >a Woodstork %oH Uaup7.
 Mir. George I,oom4 and ou. N- berf. oc Gso&o l}ll ha". "t:rH"i from D.umar. v.rr, they ws' been spending 'Au smnm'r
 afrs. Joseph Andrews "0J Miss Florence hndrevs or Vine street have returned from uGp 10 p'n- math.
 Mrs. Theodore <. Hart and small daughter of L'NI""'ou "'rr| r"- turned on Tuesday after spending a
New Britain herald., 1929-09-07

month wnh Mrs. Maxwell Hart at ''arha's N.a,yar1
 Mrs. Robert Peck and daughter. Louise, of Park Place, left this H.'Il 70 spend part of this month at tholr no'ta@ at Twin Lakes.
 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mackay o' Lincoln srr"' accompanied by 'h,lr cousins fhr Misses Peter of rhla1oIph.a, spent last weck-cnI N' Walrola, %rw Hampshire
 The Misses Peter return to their MH, today after spending a .Hn'N With Mr. and Mrs, Marlay.
 Mas Franrps Parker Of Curtis
 ..' is sl,}Jng d few days with ., I~uam Payne at Woodmont. 'rs t#yr. vl- a former resident 10. 'ns city, n,'or. taking up her D. .lHr. u MuUroal.
 Mr. ard Hr, Adam F. Sejpel of It. rr. -..t accompanied by 'A Ir r"n3.u. James Cl"rkin Jr, .r. -r,adjrg lUrno weeks at Pine .D.g. %urfola
 tir.. Euu" S.l+uy and son. "a.al.-. O, Wowmo2,on Rtdg~ I.r'tn. and Mrs. Harvey Woodrord |" SAatt" Meadow ayonur. have ? wu.i a"4 spm4.np a few days .' 'Ha luhuorl co'tug, at sumner l.aad
 Mrs Herbert II. Wheeler of For e., street has returned after spend inc 'br month of August in Nor rolk
 Mr. and Mrs. F. X. I.mdquist and children of Cleveland, Ohio, hav,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-07

of Sequin street. Maple Hill, have returned after spending the holi- days at Lake George. They had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nelson of Norwich. 1 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest r. Senell of 1 Monroe street have returned from Nova Scotia where they spent two weeks.
 Mrs Vernah E. Wright and fam lily returned Thursday after spend ing the summer at Madison.
 Miss Dorothy Wright leaves to- day for Sayville, L. l., where she will spend d week with her cousin, Miss Evelyn Hicks, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. l.. s. Edwards of New ' York city.
 NIr and Mrs. Frank Munson of South Burritt street and Mir. and Mrs John Hart of the Tourainc Apartments. Walnut street leave to- day for Lake Lucerne ill Maine, where they will spend the next two weeks.
 Horace w. Saunders of Chestnut street spent the holiday weekend | in New York city.
 Miss Anne Curry of Summer street entertained Miss Grace Lenn- han, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Lennhan of Oak street recently Miss Lennhan entered St. Francis hospital training school on Labor ! Day.
 Miss A. Johnson of Mill street is spending d few days at White Plains, x. Y.
 MT. and Mrs John Marsh of Woodruff court entertained Mr. and Mrs. Donohue and daughter over the holidays.
 
 Miss Lucy Clarkson of Bradley street had Mir. and Mrs Cyrll M. Clements and son, Fred of Grant wood, N. J., as guests over the holi- days.
 Mrs W. Warren of Cottage place is touring the, New England gtates. Mrs. Helen Elliot and son, Charles, of Homestead avenue, are spending few days at Albany, N. Y.
 Miss Doris kilbourne of Glen street spent Labor Day at Man chester, Vermont.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Scarle of Forest street and MT, and Mrs. Ken meth Searle and their son of Adams street, are at Madison for q week. MT. and Mrs. Robert Frisbic and their children of Vine street have re- turned to town after a summer al Marthas Vineyard.
 Mrs. Irving Leonard of Medford Mass. is spending week with Mrs Robert C. Vance of Maple street.
 Thomas Jackson of South Burritt street and Robert C. Vance of Maplf street are leaving tomorrow on q motor trip to Washington, D. C., and Asheville, S. C.
 Mir. and Mrs. Carl Baldwin ot Forest street spent last weekend al the Vineyard with Mir. and Mrs William H. Booth.
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Booth Cf Forest street are spending the weekend at Madison with Mir, and Mrs. George Kimball.
 The younger members of the Herbert Pease family have returned 10 their home on Vine street after q season at the Vineyard. MT. and Mrs. Peasc are staying on another two weeks.
 NIr. and Mrs B. J. Gordon and daughter Mary of Woodside, Long Island were the guests of Mir and Ms William Parker of Union street over the holidays.
 Miss Lillian Parker, daughter of Mir, and Mrs. William Parker ot Union street spent the week end with relatives in New York city.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Olson of Cool idge street have returned from q two weeks motor trip through , Maine.
 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley II. Holmes Of Buell. street have returned from d months stay in Maine.
 Mir. and Mrs. James F. Usher and family of Plainvile have returned from a motor trip through New York state and Canada. . NIr. and Mrs. D. H. Montgomery
 D.,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-07

Mir. and Mrs, Henry A, Howard and family of Connecticut avenue have spent two weeks at Hyan- his, Cape Cod, Mass, and Canaan Nt In Hyannis they visited Mrs. Towards mother and in Canaan, Mr. Towards MnClc.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-07

Mrs. Robert o. Clark and family ot East Berlin have returned from summers stay at Hotchkiss Grove.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-07

Mr. and Mrs. Norman BigcloW of Berlin have returned after spending tn" summer at Jobs Pond, Portland.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-07

Mr and Mrs James Skinner of Maple street are on two weeks motor trip through Canada.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-07
Social TcHuiHes Vbom @6own
lew Britainites Return Home From Summer Resorts
 Wilbur GiIberts to Give Gala Party Out at a Shuttle Meadow Club-EaIly Fall Weddings Show Marked Increase
Show Marked Increase

CEPTEMBFR started the social at lively pace and D at this date has all the eamarks of continuing with apprecabe halt Despite the perfect weather the VarlOuS resorts have enjoyed all season. society folk beginning to
 flock back from the beaches camps and country places Mrs William H. RaenbuIy and her lovely young daughter Jane are home from the Cape Mrs. F. R. Carter has returned from Brimed and opened her house. Mrs Herbert R. Owen is home from Madison from the Vineyard have the Robert Frsbes the William Booths the Theodore arts and many many other who for years past have helped to make up the sumner colony at that favorito resort
 DARTIES to honor Eurth Wachter coming thick and
 fast with least for every day in the week. Mrs Saey L0n-dalc Martha Clark up from Bridgeport
 here she makes her home and EuIth bridge tea
 Thursday afternoon at the residence of her parents Dr. Robert iC1aik and Mrs Clark Yesterday Miss Ruby Andrews enter taned in her honor and Wednesday Eus mother gave heT tr0useau tea Tonight Mrs. Robert Ssby of Berlin is gvng her supper bridge party There have been countless other affairs with many slated for the days that remain ,before her marriage to MerNn Peterson
 NVIBJR C. Gilbert of Beaumont Tex. and his charming i " wife who Betty assete of this city, giving an oher big dance the Shuttle Meadow club Saturday the 2st fof September People S knG about the they gave two years Though not spectacular in any tt colossal party parties go More than 300 guests bidden and nearly that number croWdng the clubhouse to capacity According to umor Lew Chapmans orchestra IS coming from Philadelphia to pH dinner parties to pecede the event being planned and all in all is to be ,goTgecuSlE co!OrtUl party.
 ORANGE blossoms and white satin will be in order for o Florence Tumou who last week let the world large
 know that she ho the bride of John Coolidge Monday the 23rd of >atcmJer Invitations for the wedding have aEadl been issued with just few close friends and relatives benz ask to ns the church ceremony But nearly half
 thousand bden to the reception at the Trumbul residence in sPanVilc Reverend Kenneth Wells, friend of the Calvin CooId@ and former pastor of the Edwards Congre ga9ono c7c of Northampton, assisted by J. Roy Wikerson pastor of the Hla Congregational church will read the ceItmony.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-07

Mrs. Allen MCkinnie and small daughter. Ruth, of Forest street have returned from Madison where
New Britain herald., 1929-09-07

Dr. George Elton of Boston is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Carrie
New Britain herald., 1929-09-07

Mrs. William Booth of Forest street returned Wednesday from Martha's Vineyard where she has been spending the summer.