New Britain herald., 1929-04-27
Social TcHuities Tbout <6own
Vanites to Be Most Colorful Party of Season-Rath- bona-loore NuptaIa Set for Early Date-Csu- al Round of Gay Affairs Attracts Society
 F0lh-Othor Notes of Interest

CCORr> md scores of Shuttle Meadow club members
 to he Irnina 10 attend the Victorian Vanes party at the clubhouse tonight Aside from the wonderful program o sEts offered excellent dinner to be served at 5 CLOCK with sterling program of dance music to follow It ratne generally by that the chief feature o this alal will be several amateur stunts put on by group ot cuD members cndeavrn2 to portray the period G today and o days gone by, depicting the beauty grace and comedy o the Gden days with that of today The stunts number
 six and for the most part are impronptu slaS & teatns @ the night her real identity is being kept secret but he talents should intrigue. Goneveve activities well ale deep and dark secret-n fact she is the miss in mystery Other specates will feature many tayoes Q the od caDaie aavs including the Arthur hbals, William H. Booth, Wesley Prker and his sister aet Mr. M and 6aJ M SKIER Tcss MsIn M stanley IIarts Mrs Donald Gatfney Mrs Johnstone Vance, Miss Marjorie Gapn, the Harold Hatches Louie Jones the 3man Dysons. the NauyIe Jolnsons Mrs Earl Van BuShk the Stan Ashaya Henry Naer and Mrs. Howard Parsons MEMBERS of the entertainment committee of the club Nl being bcsieged with inquiries from the club members
 oSen as Heretofore announced is that of Then and Nov more years Rather wide range of time but certainly
 ns the matter of coe & ho work M at M m me aG& ii the attic for one earlier vintage It promises to be novel sight gentleman of the early nnetles dancing With debutantc of the present era
 N1EN> of Martha Moores engagement caused quite furry N of excitement last Saturday and today she announces the plans for her maace to her nance Charles H. a1hDoe, & The ceremony will be celebrated in quite manner saturday 1nnyjedge Her sister Mrs Maurice Pease will be her nratron Bradford Mead of Greenwich will be Mr. Rathb0nes best None of the leg0n 01 1redS ol the couple will the service for the invitations gong only to
 the members of both families Martha is the youngest daughter d the l. Allan ooes and granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs William H. Hart. which relates her to numerous olanceS of the Hart family. Her relatives are many m 1ac that though the wedding itself to be very quiet aalr Ii could hardly called small for the Hart family alone represents tbry large group Mr. Rathbone from New York City and of Charles H. Rathbone lie is an artist o rare ailty especially noted for his marine paintings He exhibits at the National Academy and various other galleries New York City and elsewhere. Alter honeymoon spent in Europe where Mr. Rathbone and his bride are planning to lp time r1ir TS t,rany Cornwall they will return to New York City in October and take their residence They sailing on the He de France on the 10th of May
 pleasant haringer of spring is the annual West Hartford A Cavalry Horse show which is be held the 11th l2t and 18th of May at the Troop Almory in West Hartford The sport for sports sake now the chief factor at the horse show rather than its social possibilities which perhaps H. f3rer days oyershadoWed its value sporting event It's s that holds ones interest and not the occupants ot the
 bxes William Hungerford president of the association everyone knows ardent enthusiast at these affairs and
 as donated the presidents the $20O saddle stake class