New Britain herald., 1929-08-17

ID Pelletier. The hostess was assist ed with the serving by Mrs. Ken reth Searle, Mrs. Alan Bristoll, Mrs. James Baldwin. Miss Ruth Bristoll and Miss Miriam Mouat. Included among the guests were Mrs. Emory Corbln, Mrs. Harold Peck, Mrs. Eu- lice H. Hildebrandt, Mrs. Olive J. Ingraham, Mrs. Clarence 4. Con- stock, Mrs. Edward H. Christ. Mrs. Johnstono Vance, Mrs. Walter Moore, Mrs. Luther Parker Mrs, Maurice Johnson, Mrs. Edwin P. lamphier. Mrs. Audley Shaw, Mrs. John Pelletier of Chicago, Mrs. Harry Hine, Miss Gertrude Hine Miss Eurith Wachter. Miss Mona Martin and Miss Corinne Goodwin.
 The Kclseys of New England will hold their second annual reunion at Clinton, Sunday. A book of the Genealogy of the Kelsey family kqs beer published again this year, con- taining the genealogical data into the seventh generation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Hatch, their house guest. Mrs Eleanor Bennett of MOntclair, N J.. Mir and Mrs. Iohnstone Vance, Mrs. Wilbur GIL bert and Curtis Sheldon are to be he dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. toward Humphrey at Madison this vening
 Mrs. Lauren Banford of Maple Till has issued invitations for a sup )er party which she is giving next saturday night at her summer cot Ege at Lake Pocotopaugh.
 Mrs. Raymond Catlin of Adams rect, recently entertained at q luncheon bridge at her home.
 Mrs. Wilbur Gilbert gave a small luncheon Wednesday noon, enter aiming at her home on Lincoln Road in honor of Mrs. Eleanor Ben nett of oMntclair. N. J. Among her guests were Mrs, H. W. Hatch. Mrs Arthur kimball. Mrs. Norton Smith of Pennington and Mrs Johnstcne Vance.
 Curtiss Sheldon of Grove Hill gave 8 picnic and beach party Wednes- day night at Madison.
 Mrs. Lauren Banford of Maple Hill gave a dinner party last Thurs day night at her summer cottage at Lake Pocotaupaugh.
 Mrs. Donald Futile and Mrs. Harris Whittemore, Jr., of Nauga- tuck gave a dinner-dancc last Satur- day evening at the Waterbury Country club in honor of Major and Mrs. Sydney Andrew. Mr. and Mrs Sherwood Berger of Lincoln street were among the guests.
 NTr. and Mrs. Stanley Gwillim of Pennington avenue, Plainville. gave a dinner party for sixteen Thurs day evening at the Shuttle Meadow club.
 Mrs. Olive Judd Ingraham en- tertained six at dinner Monday evening at her home on West End avenue.
 Mrs. Anne Coffey of Fremont street observed her S7th birthday at her home Thursday.
 
 MT. and Mrs. William Hart. Jr. gave clam bake Sunday noon at their summer hope in the Vineyard
 Henry G. Schauffler of Lincoln Road entertained party of friends at his home last Wednesday night.
 Mrs. Lucan Stevens of Monroe street entertained at dinner Monday night.
 Sixty members of the Lowrey family gathered last Saturday at the Burlington avenue Community house in Bristol for the 53rd an- nual reunion. Members attended from New Britain, Bristol, New Haven. Bridgeport, Shelton. Plain vile. Simsbury Springfield and Bur lington. Edward Lowrey of Bur lington was elected president. Cliff ton Weed of New Haven was re- elected vice president. The SeCre- tary is Miss Maud A. Bunnell of Forestville, who is assistant to Principal William c. French at the Ce.-tral Junior High school ir this city. The treasurer is Miss Iuella Norton of Burlington. Miss Eliza