New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

an and Mrs. Vivian were in one no host party and there Of course were scores and scores of others.
 Today is alumni day down in New Haven and scores Of Yale grads have gone back to the Elm city to par take in the events arranged to cclc- hratc this occasion. New Britain boasts large percentage of old Eli mon and will be well represented in New Haven today.
 MT. and Mrs. Gardner Weld of Elbridgo road arc in New York city for the weekend.
 Robert Booth is home from the Moses Brown school in Providence, lt. l., and is spending the weekend with his mother, Mrs. NJ. D. Booth of Harding street.
 Maxwell Moore son Of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Moore of Sunnylcdgc is home from Yale university for the weekend.
 Curtiss Booth, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Booth of Forest street is down in Now Haven today for the annual Yale Alumni day.
 Roswell Moore has gone to Kent his weekend to attend a reunion at the Kent school and Mrs Moore is entertaining her sister. Miss Mar earct TarboX of Greenwich and John Knox Jessup Of New Haven.
 N. D. stanley Of Short Beach visit "d in town this week.
 Mrs. Albert W. Robinson of Ja- maica Plains Mass. is spending a few days with her son-in-law and daughter. Mir. and Mrs. Walter Mur- dock Of Lincoln road
 Mrs. Eosert Whitman Of Corbin avfnuc returns from q short stay in New York city this afternoon.
 Mrs. A. C. McKinnie Of Forest street is leaving for the west the lat ter part Of next week and will visit m St. Louis Mo. and Chicago, III. Edward Ingalls, of New York city Is spending the weekend with NIr. and Mrs. John A. Andrews of Liu- coin road.
 Mrs. Harold Benning returned Fri- day to her home in St. Joseph. Mich, after spending q month in town with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ed Walker of Harrison street.
 
 Miss Grcta I;osccn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Carl x. Eosecn of Harrison street, left yesterday for New Brunswick. x. J.. where she Nill be a guest at the Rutgers house parties,
 Mr, and Mrs r.. At WiShtman of Fern street, West Hartford. formerly O. this city. have been spending the post two wcens at the Ninoy Park hoteh St. pctorsbure Florida.
 Curtis l.. Sheldon of West M5ia street, Harry Hatsing fthc Burrit hotel Harry Howard of Maple Hill. and I'rcd W. Macombcr of T-9 Acre road attended the eleventh mid-wintcr conference Of the trust ii nf n association in New York city th,s week.
 Thomas N@umann. Of stanley street has but recently returned from Miami, Florida
 Miss Elizab"th BcnninS Of Ben ton Harbor, Michigan, il student Ut l'ue Manor, spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Walker of Harrison street.
 Among the local hockey fans present at the Yalc- Princeton game last Saturday night in New Haven. were the following: AIr. and Mrs. Harold Hatch, Mrs. Arthur G. Kim all, Penn T. Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy PaNor, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- cncc Manning. Mir and Mrs. stan Icy Duncan. Miss Kathryn Clark, John Andrews and Miss Ella Slopcr.
 Mir. and Mrs. Virgil Palmer are r,lurning to their home on Stanley street tomorrow after spending q few weeks in Jacksonville. Florida, where they visited with Mrs. Pal mcr's sister.
 Dr. Clifford Vivian and Ms. Vivian of West Main street arc. i'll Boston, Mass this week end,
 Mr. and Mrs John H. kirllh&m O Lexington street who sailed for Inc continent late in January arc now in Egypt whcr" they will 'c- main for sometime, returning to the states carly iii May.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mcrrick Hcllyar of Trumhun street have gone 10 Bos- ten. Mass, for the weekend.
 Henry WilllIm Majcr of Holland, Mjch.. is spending the WcCk-cnd with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hart rt their Park place apartment Nc. and Mrs. Hart, by the way. alc planning 10 be in their new home oE Chatham road before ma lY days. The house follows the English architectural lines and is located out near the country club. Thls seems 10 be d favoritc spot with the Hart family for Alr. Harts brother, William II, Hart Jr., and his fam l h l.. ...IL. -la.n lr. lI.