New Britain herald., 1930-03-22

tie Meadow avenue. is home from the Westover school for her spring vacation.
 Miss Lillian Larson of Buell. street and Mrs. E. o. Holt of Biruta street are spending the weekend in New York city.
 NIr. and Mrs. Hugh S. MeKenna of Harrison street are spending sev- eral weeks at Clearwater, >IGa.. where they are guests at the Fort Harrison hotel.
 Alfred Dixon, son of Mir. and Mrs. John Dixon of Mason drive, is home from Vermont academy for his spring vacation.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. John A. Andrews of Lincoln road, with their family, their son, John, and daughter, Ruby, and Mir and Mrs. Lucian Stevens of Monroe street were guests at a dinner party and dance which took place at the Middletown Country club last night
 Nr. and Mrs. Frank J. Porter Of Lexington street. who have been south for many weeks, are expected home the first Of April.
 NIr. and Mrs. Philip Stanley of Shuttle Meadow avenue have return ed from q motor trip to Florida,
 Miss Louise Hill of Mount Yer non. N Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hardy Payor of Lincoln road.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Hatch are returning to their home on West Main street this week after visit in the south.
 Edward Christ of Ten Acre road was in New York city this week, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dyson are l spending the weekend in New York city.
 Last week Mr. and Mrs. James 1 T.acava of 26 Hawkins street had as 1 their guests for a few days Countess schram Gremigni of Pisa, Italy | Miss Maria Montorani, opera singer of pisa Italy and Miss Antonetta | GraSsi of New York. l The Countess Schram Grcmigni as we'll as Miss Montorani, are ir America only a few months. Coun. tess Grcmigni is here on q spcCia | mission. under the direction of His i Majesty, King Emmanuel and the | DUcc Mussoini. Countess Gremig- ! nj has come to America to prepare an album. which will contain the 1 biographies of 1000 Italians who 1 have become prominent in this country Specially prepared copie! of this work will be presented tc the fling, pope and the ducc. Among her literary production 1 she counts "Ducc DUalia," which had d sale of 2OO,00O copies, q "Corda in Corda." and a drama l "Patcrnita." all of which have haC wide circulation in Italy. l Countess Grcmigni is quite en- 1 thusiastic about America. and has , hopes that her native Italy wil some day achieve it's industrial 1 greatness.
 A tea party was given in honor of Countess Gremigni at the homo of Dr.. and Mrs. A. l., ANitabilc on | Wednesday afternoon March 12th. Miss Laura D, Altgeld of Brook lyn, N. Y, is the weekend erest Of Miss Elinor Clark of Liberty street Mr and Mrs. George Rogers oi IlawIoy street have returned from d stay at Asbury Park, x. J, Norman Cooley. son of Dr. George | Cooley Of Lincoln road. and Jerry Hart of Hart street. who are stu dents at Kent. are spending their vacation with their parents.
 K~Hvon 1.ccmis, son Of Mr. and | Mrs, John (, l.oomis of Lincoln 1 road who is Il senior at Amherst, ar rivcs today 10 spend his vacation in town.
 William Atwood, who attends 1 pomrret. anG his sister. Miss Mar 1 aarct Atwood. who is at Dana Hall son and daughter Of Mir. and Mrs l W. Atwood of Vine street, are spending their schools recess witt their parents.