New Britain herald., 1929-02-23


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.ociety has vaciAated on the SUD-
Jeot OF e'oves ana bags TINS winter
entl one scareety knew what to DO.
sus1 Wnen some Important person
sppeAreo AZ tae WnNe House IN
lon1 vnite sIoves ana CARVING one
% tne nsse Apes.ry arm DATA one
n.1uIAW supposed shat 70 pc inc
Soeue' out = Ht.lo tarther
uese' uo~n Inc craving room
proved ta's moi 70, DC true Tor mere
wess 1uN . 1yl'sh women without
eeove. anu carrying sman FANCY
eseas o.s.' ~ tne receps'on S'vea
.ne sons e.s'o"s' s@uo .oF tne
epeAse1 ano s1. Lohs"of'n tine
p'vo.em uocusu W again, ano theFe
1850 ~, arr. Ins wo..n ~ the recelv-
.ae ""e .e.'in. long "n'te gloves
.aae eosstoo lag u.ceps o1 ner
p.1.p A .na 'lroH ono arm
..r uns tus nu1e .apestry oak from
ns" .~e :. :7'uon' separa'ea' ny
~ s'ue s'oou M.' fcte! ooeiet
1917 VAC on n1Arcn resigns nef
pssee - p'Os'ee". ~ 'ne c1up' the
Ionevnrth.s .Iove. wsra ahn,, ~.
only. pair in the room. Mrs Porter
II. D.le wife of aanator na,a ~
Vermont. Who succeed. Mr.. Gerry
a president Of the conrression.l
Club ON March 1 wa. unable tn A.
tend on account OF Hines, and that
terrible busaboo, night sessions,
kept most OF the senators from at
tending the reception, but the house
was out in full force to welcome the
speaker. Mr.. and Mrs. IIonRworth
long ago established 4 rule OF not
tarrying late either at dinner parties
or receptions and while they were
Is.ay 70 reserve prompuy At ~
..' ."ey nau reserved .he carry
NJ" s $50" o.,e VI .uppe. WIN
- ~ s 49,. @"a ."e o'"el ol''cers
,n.,n $3.50, 60 "e1 'oas"s W
- a,nne. n.,..a 80 .. "e"'
.o,t,o. ,,,,..as -. A., ."e
s,sst. - honau Wv VIZ '"s '"e
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tne slco p.es'aeht ana Mrs.
.nppeu .'o.t .. tnelr household
s.u. oA.A " 1''a"eon' ana VIII
sNe W ,ne'l tease ana close me
1v.. y. INC "ouae ON toe'moht road
"n" lily ""sv occupied lor -FOUR
yea iney WIN 'eaVe the capital
~. ."o e s,' ..a VI march = TOT evans
.o"' -. !ne" young aoopteo oausn-
.e'' ,,, vMsnla Oawes VINO mas been
~ "a ..', WIN !nem TINS sea-
49, w." ",'"s~ u'e inaugural cere-
~ e. W." 'neia anu return WIN
@''0' ~ '"e'f western nome'
thing for the president and Mrs.
Coolidge to entertain the governor /
OF Connecticut and Mrs. John H |
Trumbull at the White House when f,
they come on for the inaugural cere- !
monies. and OF course 1t Ia the
natural speculation that their
daughter, Miss Florence Trumbull.
VIII De with them and possibly !
Johh Coolidge.
Two OF the very large luncheon
parties given OF late were those Of
Mrs. Clyde Kelly. wife Of Repre-
sentative Kelly Of Pennsylvania. for
Mrs James J. Davis and Mrs.
george Mesta. There were about 100
guests, the huge center piece of gay
spring flowers being entirely sur
rounded by a border Of violets. Mrs.
Henry Allen Cooper had corsage
bouquets Of sweet peas and freesia
for her guests when she entertained
room at the capitol.
since the days Of early presidents
1t has been the custom Of the presi-
dents wife to hold an occasional
meeting for the wives OF cabinet
members AZ the latter met in regu-
lar session with the president. Mrs
Cooiidge has held these meetings
frequently. asking Mrs. Dawes. wife II
met hsv ladies ns.,t to 'e. or luncheon when
cial life, compared rec,ns. ss sor :" co uM