New Britain herald., 1929-10-12
Social Tctiuities Tbout 6own
Warm October Days Joy to Sport Lovers - Colorful Tea at Shuttle Meadow Club-Thursday Night
 Dinner Draws Large Crowd at Club House.

THE crisp autunal gold and brown month of October offers all sorts of interesting events in it's span-everythng from golf tournaments to tea parties and speaking o the latter of wide interest that which Mrs Donald McAlan and Mrs. Stanley Hart gave Wednesday afternoon at the Shuttle Meadow club house. They entertained we'll hundred guests making clearing house of their social obligations and stand facing the with clean slate.
 In the golf world K" Swift is making quite name for herself recently being acclaimed champion out at the Shuttle Meadow club She off to win aures in the TnState tournament which opens Monday Mrs Maxwell Porter is credited with winning the nnehoe tournament at the club
 ONE of the important events next weeks social calendar V is the luncheon meeting of the New Britain Womans club coming Tuesday, October 5. It will officially open the season the club Mrs Buell. B. Bassette after lapse of three years again holds the office of president of the organization and in that capacity her fellow members look forward to greeting her next week. With the aid of her committees she has planned winter of varied and interesting gatherings The printed time for the luncheon is o'clock in the new Masonic building on West Main street and reservations be mailed to the secretary before that time innovation in entertainment features in connection with
 the regular Thursday evening dinners at the Shuttle Meadow club introduced this week when diners offered attraction in the form of informal moving picture show in the ballroom. Alaskan Vagaries amateur m taken by J. r. Lamb and J. Vance, recent trip to Alaskan hunting grounds was the film presented idea of some such Thursday evening feature appealed very strongly for club members than usually the turned to dine to Ot the fact, that the culinary department taxed it's utmost Scores ignored the request of the entertainment committee the printed announcement to make reservations and the attendance far above expectations.
 Among those attendance were Governor John II, Trlnbu Mr. and Mrs. Albert Corbn and party of visiting guests, Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs, James Baldwin, Mir, and Mrs. Ernest Baldwin, the A. L. Mackays MT. and Mrs E. N Stanley their daughters, Miss Esther Stanley and Mrs Arthur IIarop and Mr. Harop Mr. and Mrs Emory Corbn their party including Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sechrest Of Wellesley Mass, Miss Cornne Goodwin and Arthur Gauer Mr. and Mrs Ernest Smith there with Mrs Smiths mother, Mrs T. w. Wilbor Mir, and Mrs P C. Plat, Mr. and Mrs C. W. Wilson, Mir. and Mrs. Sturman Dyson MT and Mrs Merck Hyar Mr. and Mrs. Bret Neece Mr. and Mrs Howard Bruemmer Mr. and Mrs. Gail Porter Mr. and Mrs Rufus HemenWay Mr. and Mrs Thomas inder Miss May Wilcox Mr. and Mrs Donald Montgomery Mr. and Mrs John Abel James North and his daughter Ruh Edward Twjche and his sister, Constance Mr. and Mrs Robert C. Vance Dr. John Donney Mrs Harold Parsons her Harold Jr, and daughter Charlotte Mrs Hardy Payor MT and Mrs Maxwell Porter Mr. and Mrs F. M Hayden and many others
 This the first endeavor of the sort the entertainment committee has featured in time and so enthus ascay received that effort will be made foster others of the type at various intervals during the winter months