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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30
NURSES To GET
COLLEGE TRAINING

VVk Nh titftbiNthsN
st. Peters Hospital of Helena
has effected arrangements with
Intermountain Union College VIII
ereby certain of the student nur-
ses are to receive part of their
instruction in college courses at
| Intermountain
Mrs. Freda Consigny. RI N,
| Superintendent of the Hospital,
and Miss f. Katherine Sears, R. n.
lB. S., a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Washington, Instructor Of
Nurses. have been DESTROYS of I'M
proving the scholastic standards In
the preparation of the nurses at
St. Peters Hospital.
Two groups of student nurses
have been selected for inaugural
ing this work, and one group has
enrolled for the study at Inter
mountain College. and another gr-
oup has enrolled for the study OF
psychology under Dean Bruehl.
Mrs. Frank Sconfienza and gr-
anddaughter Doris of Red Lodge
were visiting relatives here Sat
urday.
Word has been received from
Howard Norris of his return to
the U. S. after a years absence
in Chill. S. A. he is now going to
Electrical School nj Chicago.
Phil Noble, VIM. Alexander,
Tony Persia, Frank Kastelitz and
Dean Forney attended dance at
Roberts Saturday eve.
Lorraine Norris celebrated her
tenth birthday Wednesday even
ing by inviting in a number Of
friends. Games and guessing con-
tests were INDUCED in. Favors
of toy pumpkins filled with candy
and nuts were given each child. A
color scheme of yellow and green
were carried out in decorations and
in the menu. Mrs. Fluke was as
sisted by Joan Beeney, Leila Nc
Donald and Vera Marinchek.
Junior Christian Endeavor met
Thursday evening with Nina and
Buddy Hawthorne. There were fif-
teen members present, after bust
ness gangs wete played for a
while before they adjourned.
Bearcreek Womans' Club held
their first meeting Tuesday DC
tober 7 at the home of Mrs. Roy
Wadsworth, besides the members
there were several guests. Mrs.
G. W. Cole, vice-president, pre-
sided. Mrs. Pearl Burns of Bel
fry gave a very interesting talk
on politics, afterwards refresh
ments were served.
After the regular business meet
ing of the Pythian Sisters Thurs
day Oct. 9, the husbands We're in
vited in and all played Bridge
with high score for Mrs. Alex
Hynd. Low, Miss Mary Scott. Lun-
ch was served after cards. The
Pythian Sisters intend to do this
after each meeting henceforth and
all Pythian Sisters and husbands
are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Alex Hawthorne was host
ess to the B. w. bridge club and sew
eral guests at her home Wednes-
day evening with four tables in
play. High score was made by
Mrs. Elmer Price; second high,
Mrs. J. K. Hayball; guest prize
by Mrs. C. L. Baldwin. After cards
a two course luncheon was served
to Mrs. H. w. Russell, Mrs. ]. K.
Hayball, Mrs. Joe Joyce, Mrs. Ted
Thayer, Mrs. Elmer Price, Mrs.
J. P. Kane, Mrs. VIM. Noble, Mrs.
H. E. McKinnon, Mrs. VIM. Been
ey, Mrs. VIM. Mcdonald, Mrs. Ju-
les Besinque, Mrs. Ed Gents, club
guests were, Mrs. F. E. Richard
son of Red Lodge, Mrs. Thomas
Freeman, Mrs. Geo. Reid and Mrs.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30

Mrs. Frank sconfienza and gr-
anddaughter Doris of Red Lodge
were visiting relatives here Sat
urday.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Baldwin
motored to Billings Friday, re-
turning Saturday.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30

T. w. Holley of Billings was
a business visitor here Wednes-
day and Thursday.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30

Word has been received from
Howard Norris of his return to
the U. S. after a years absence
in Chill, S. A. he is now going to
Electrical School nj Chicago.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Pauley mo-
we'd Sunday into the Joe Stacey
house.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30

The Complete Code of Laws may
be obtained from The Whist Club,
38 E. 39th Street, New York.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30

Miss Laura Silva of Livingston
is visiting here with her mother
Mrs. Lottie Silva and brother
Pete Silva.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30

Phil Noble, VIM. Alexander,
Tony Persia, Frank Kastelitz and
Dean Forney attended dance at
Roberts Saturday eve.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30
VOTE FOR B AND 81


Of the
Dexter 333 Albin Bldg, Bihgs) '
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30

Among the teachers attending
the convention in Billings Friday
and Saturday were, Miss Alice
Bethke, Miss Elaine LIE Bar, Miss
Ellen Owens, Miss Christine Han
sen. C. J. Kusler, E. T. Bennett.
Prof. c. L Baldwin and David
Murray
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30

Mrs. Joe Joyce and sons, Billy
and John, Mrs. ]. P. Kane and
Mrs. H. E. McKinnon motored to
Billings Friday to shop
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30

Junior Christian Endeavor met
Thursday evening with Nina and
Buddy Hawthorne. There were fif-
teen members present, after bust
ness gangs wete played for a
while before they adjourned.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30

Mrs. Elmer Price and son Vern
motored to Fromberg Saturday.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30

Joe Yanchisin was slightly hurt
Tuesday evening at the Eagle
mine by a fall of rock.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-30

Mr.. Mitchell Moore of POWELL
Wvo., was here on business Thurs
day.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

passing the summer at SaChems Head has hccn in town since Wednesday and today with Mr. Cooper leaves for Fiahers Island to spend a short time with MT and Mrs. E. J. Cooper.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore and their young son Jack Of Monro, street laft today to spend the com- ing six wccNs at Madison Beach.
 NJ. and N1rs, Harold H. TaEntor of Forest street have gone to Sara toSa Springs for a week.
 Miss Edith Iangenbacker of Montclair, x. J, is spending ths weekend with Mrs. A, Stanley Dun- can of Laurel Road.
 Mr. and Mrs, Maxwell Coe of Elhrldge Road who have been stopping at Madison for several weeks have come back to town and on Monday they will leave for New Hampshire 10 spend a week al camp in Wentworth
 Arr. and Mrs Isaac Black Of Park Place spent last weekend at Madi- son Beach with Mir, and Mrs. George kimball.
 Mra. I.ucian Stevens and her small son, James, are returning to their home on Monroe street on Monday after spending a week at Long Beach 1.
 Mrs. stuart Lyle of Washington, D. C., i5 spandins few days with
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

daughter Of pr. Frank ZwiCk of Lin coin road, and Miss Betty Booth, daughter of Mrs. M. D. Booth Of Harding street, are on house party this weekend at the sumner home of Mrs Ann Hubert at Morningsldc, Milford,
 Miss Jean Parsons, daughter of Nr. and Mrs. Robert Parsons Of Dover road, is spending the week. end at tho summer homo of the Lo- gan Pages in Wcstbrook.
 AIr. and Mrs. W. J. Hurley Of Glen street are in Thompsonville today at tending the wedding O Miss Ger trude St. George to Merrill Bridge k Of Hazardville. Miss St. George is well known in town, having been q critic teacher in the Vance school.
 Harold Peck will return 10 his home on Brady avenue tomorrow from a stay with his family at Money Island.
 Mr. and Mrs Milton Davenport and son. Lawrence Davenport, or Lincoln street have returned from q motor trip to the Cape. MT. and Mrs William T. Coholan of Lincoln Road and their children are home from the Vineyard where they passed the early part Of the . season.
 Nlr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell Of Rrooksidc Road are enjoying q mo- tor trip through Lake George, Can ada and Nova Scotia.
 Miss Helen Chase. daughter o' Charles Chase who has been study ing at Columbia University this summer is coming to New Britain tomorrow to spend two weeks a' the Chase residence on Brookside road.
 Mrs Stanley Cooper who with her little son and daughter has been
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Mrs. Charles swain and sons. Ed aard and Parsons Of Laurel road are at Indian Neck for the month.
 Mrs. J. Foo,c and daughter, Miss Isabel Footo Of Stanley street and Mrs. Eliot Andrews Of kenSinEton are 8, Eacr Dennis on tho Cape for fl few days.
 Mrs. chester Williams and dauEh- ,ar. Miss Ruth Williams of Liberty street spent last week in Stamford.
 Leonard K. Morse Of Everett street is sncndinG tA. weekend in Canada with his ytr. and children who are there for the month.
 Mrs. John Wolff Of Kcnsincton H,ruuc y..lted her aie,or-ln-law, Mrs. LGhar Parker Of Forest street at nar sumner homo at Cr-sqcnt beach this woek.
 WIIbor Glorrt arrived on W"dnes- day from Beaumont, ToNas. He was mot .n New York CHy bE Mrs. Gil 1 harr The G,lnrrts will stay in town a- the Charles Stanley home on Lin 1 coin road until September. : Chester Williams Of Liberty street 1 went 10 Portland, Me, and returned ] ny alrplane TucsGaE on q business trip.
 | Mr and Mn. Eldrldro Boocher ot Lincoln street had as their guests over the weaa-ond Mr, and Mrs Chester Williams Of Liberty street at tncIr summer place at Stannarc bcaca.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles QuigIoy ant son Charles Jr.. who have been q the home Of MT Quiglcy's parent on Staniey street for the past seV rral weeks. have returned to NeT York City. Mr. Quielcy is an actor He appeared with Walter Hampdcl last year in "Cyrano de bcrgerac.
 Miss Eleanor Proudman will re turn 10 Doston tomorrow after few weeks stay vlth her parents, Nil ard Mrs Everett Proudman Of Mapl Hill.
 Miss Olga Ha.G.a Of Garden stree is visiting Mrs. Cparics swain at In , dian Neck.
 Mr. and Mrg. Jack Cunningham , have returned 10 their home on Eli , street from Great Hill lake.
 Mrs. C. F. Smith who has bee f in Maine for a good part of the sum mer, has returned 10 her home 0 Lexington street
 Mrs. Seth Goodale and her so and daughter, Ralph and Ruth, ( , Maple Hill have spent the past t" week., in Greenwich.
 Charles Dunn Of School street le
 on Thursday evening for New Tor l city to rejoin Hal Crocker'5 orche' ! ira on an autumn tour.
 Mrs. DelIia Young Of Winthro ! street and Miss Louise Firnhaber = Highland street nave returned frol { T two weeks motor trip to Main y Mrs. Young and Miss Firnhab' - visited Dr. A. A. Starbuck at h. f home the Big House." in Middl'
 field last week.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16
morning

and F~uE oe Hart street, arc at Naa.oaeaa, Mass. for say
 c R. O.@crsaaw Of Vine street has ra,a--aI from Mu1uaml.ut R. I.
 Hr and Mrs. George s.arl.s and 4.e@.t.r Q. Los Ana .-s ral. arc t.zttn@ Mrs. S.arlns' sister. Mir. l. W.u~r ot Washington -,rae,. Plain }ilo.
 maomas G#ss Of Lincoln street is at Jernao. t'
 E.y,rett Williams, second Ecu- t.lart u t1a 5Grh ,aEalrE. n.l rt- ";ra tomorrow from a t"o weeks stay at Ft. Ethan hIloa in Vermont
 Ei.-s Csr1din~ Curtin e. "aruln@- Ion at,naa. and Miss Geraldine Me Erroa oc Lincoln street 3ro spond- .r@ a vacation at Block l~.and.
 Ms Ruth Anderson os Glen street and Nn# Iurh Larson or Church etran. who are taking summer cours- es a' rolumol4 Jnivorsl'N. spent las, weekend in FaIr.iaId,
 Mrs Edwards Case and daughters Miss NataIee. Miss LarIla and Miss Jeanette Case. Of Forest street will return the frs, part ot September from rha Cape where 'Ua- aare been for tho summer,
 Winton ca-lIn. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ca-ul of Adams street has returned from Worcester. Mass. where he sucn, Inc slmaa r. Mr. Cauin wIl remain with h.s par cnte until Clark University roopans the latter part of next month. Mir. and Mrs. Edward Messenger Of Elm stroct ara spending a fe~ das5 in New York Cir".
 Miss Aune Nelson who has been in GraeaWich for sono tune has rc. turned ro tho fcme of her parents Mir. and Mrz. 3. N-Iso1. on liar. rIson street.
 Mrs. Harrir, Maruln of Berlin. h visiting Mrs. l.. X. %ipbart9 in Par ish Hju Conn.
 Joseph KendaI of Ia3laz, To@.. wht has been at Yale Art school thl summer spent q few days as th' guest Of John 4. Andrews. Jr., Al hi , parents home on Lincoln street prio 10 his return 10 Dallas. 6 MT and AIrz. William Beers C , Pearl street and Mrs. Ernest \ Humphrey of Lincoln street loft ol a Thursday for Dayton. C., wher they will spend q weeks time. Mr Beers will participate in q clay pig q con shoot He is a well EnoWl . markaman. having won many tro phics for high scores. Miss Ruby Andrews and hcr broth , or john Andrews. Jr., have rnturne 1. 10 their home on Lincoln street iron Washington, p. C.
 Mrs. Howard Humphrey and SO 5. Converse left on Friday for Madi $, son where they will spend the ncX ,t two weeks Miss Virginia Humphre of Lincoln street and Milton Weich
 brodt of Chicago will be guests C Il Mrs Humphrey this coming week.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16
SociaZTcH;uities J75out 5own
rr7.o .y Nu.a: 5'udto

Week Crowded With Informal Parties Arranged for
 Entertainment of Local Society - Shuttle Aea-
 dow Members Look Forward to Bridge
 Session Under Elizabeth Clark b0Tden. INFORMAL afternoon rare5as including several bridge lunchoons at the shuttle Meadow cu9 ou7 and other nearby places were the chief features in Key Britain this week Residents continue sail for foreign shors, motor through the country and depart for ltsoIs camps, county homes and other places of dlvaIv-ss-r2anr
 OJTOF-DOOR sports which have gone galv along without O handicap o5 rain have met with damp reception. steady down pour for several days made necessary to cance the sanas round n the sngics and d0aoes matches of the City Tennis Championship Tournament when were to have been played of today Ho5tossoa planning swimming parties and beach pcrcs have been satisfied with indoor entertainment. where dinner dancing and card were happy diversion Golf matches were postponed lovers of the brde trails canceled engagements and |ee content with the enema or round of 5l:daa
 CPEAKING of Jaigea season a- the Shuttle Meadow club ; would be complete without a cJul@g contract bridge under Elizabeth Clark Boydoa. inc house committee has fallen in line again and made plans U engage Mrs Hodcn thus making her third ason "t5 New Britain ols The lessons are to start on the l3-h October and continue through December 8th Mrs, Bavdens charming and marked ability the bridge table have her many followers anc there is certain be s2be gathering greet her Monday, the 18th.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Hs-.Cort with l.rt..o .n.a-rer- n.. u.sr 4pou3,a- 'ra past t~o HaoEa w.-a her rar. n-.. lrr. and Nrs. iu@ald Nrln..r at .hor cottage in Madison.
 Wa~l N.I.r and H. ". M4ier IT,, l-.t Monday for their home in Or .an.. Cape rod. after spending the wr.s-5rG with Ar~ and Mrs. Stan icy H.~t Of chatham read
 IT, rad Mr. HoswaH Naor- and ....-u-.". r.ro'va, o' Ifrroln road .~- r-rer'.d home tha first of th" --. -s a..r t0o woal1' vacation .l.-- at ,'@~har Vineyard.
 arz. Buell. B. Baazota and her Ga.gu.-r Miss Ruth Ba.sar,o o' Hmuons Place. h&|o Gono 70 Sow York for a rnu-1aH visit. Miss Baa- za-te 10 attend 'ho convention Of tho Dancing Elaetora' Association Of America which will he held at thr Ho.ol Commodore. while Mrs. Bas- se.ra will risa with her sister. Miss May randeo.
 Miss Hrlpn O'Connor and Mss Marga rot Oyster have returned 10 Washington. D. C.. after spending a short time with Mrs. Johnstone Vance or Monroe street. Buau F. Ba8aotte of Emmons Place and his on-in law. Wilbur C. Gilbert Of Beaumont. Texas have gone un to Eoxn1ry. Vt. this week end 10 visit Mir. Gilbert's little dauchtcr. Eliz2hc.h. who is at Camp Toelawooket
 1 lIr. and rlrs John1one Vance of Monroe street are tho weekend guests O. Mr. and Tra. Georsa Kim ball at their summer home at Madi- ecn Beach.
 Afr. and Mrs Walter Murdock anc their son Of csrbin avenue hav' gone to ColDrook to spend a week
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

, Aired Knowles Of Holland N..h- .vho has spa-- rHe past v..s or so in town az t7e Ggast cf }I~ and .fr- Edward Stowe To..GeL ou Il.H.toa street and Hr and Mrs Srar.-y liar. Of Chatham road returned 10 L9l- land Monday afternoon. Val C Hart Of Hart e-r..-. Jam5s Chamberlain Of For7at a'r,rt and MT. and Mrs Stanley Hnr, O. "ha.- . ham road left Thursday afternoon to ,apond the weekend a- Martha s Vineyard.
 Miss Edith Johnson of %uw York and Miss Euricc Joho-on of Vance ,sreet have returned from Nan 'tucket where thrE he'd spent a va-
 cation Of two weeks
 Mrs. Grace Humason of Grore Jill and Mrs. George Damon of Vine street returned to town Saturday 7 from two weeks motor trip. , Mrs. Richard Sutton, daughter Of :, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Leeds Of tho 2 Westminster apartments. has re- . turned 10 the caGt from San Fran i. cisco for a summer vacation. At . present she is with her family at their summer home in Gro,tcn Lc7G |. Point
 s Mrs. Robert r. Everett of Airing ton. Mass. who has been visiting in . town as the guest of tn" Stanley Harts of Chatham road, left Mond2y ? afternoon for her home.
 
 : Mrs Victor PoindeXter of West
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16
PERSONALS

New Britainices on Motor Trips and at Beach Re- sOrts-Week-End Guests,
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Miss Eleanor Hubert, and Miss Dorothy Hubert, daughters Of MT. and Mrs. J. Hubert of Camp street, Miss Barbara Curtin. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Curtin of FL bridge road, Miss Dorothy Zwick,
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

MT and Mrs. Wooster Hitchcock Of the Glen apartments, leave today for two weeks stay at Chalker beach. Mir. and Mrs. Harry Gins burg of Monroe street, will visit the Hitchcocks next weekend.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

r. T. kimball who has been at the Bow Scout camp for the past month. returned 10 his parents home, MT. and Mrs. Arthur G. Kimball, on Lex ington street, Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

lIr and 1lrs. John1one Vance of Monroe street are tho weekend guests O. Mir. and >Ira. George Kim ball at 'hoir summer home at Madi- ron Beach.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Afr. and Mrs Walter Murdock and their aon Of Csrbin avenue have gone to Colbrooh to spend week
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Charles Sharp of Maple Hill re- turned today from Camp DeNens, after a two weeks stay.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Mrs. Victor PoindeXter of West
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Mrs. Frank Kelly and sons, John
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Mrs. Stanley Cooper who with her little son and daughter has been
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Miss Helen Lynch of School street leaves tomorrow for two weeks stay with her aunt. Mrs Nj. A. Dunn at her summer home at Ocean Beach, New London.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Mrs Grace HuMas9n of Groge Jill and Mrs. George Damon of Vine street returned to town Saturday
 from 3 two weeks motor trip.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

INFORMAL afternoon ' l lunche0ns at the shuttle places were the chief tos Residents continue to sai. the country and depart ror other places Of divQlss-m
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Miss Evelyn Chase Of Warren strqat has returned 10 her home from a stay at No2thGeld Falls, Nt.
 Mr. and Mrs 4. DeMars Of Hazel mere road have returned from a motor trip 10 Vermont and Montreal
 Mr. and Mrs. LcRoy Strong who are at CornheId Point at their sum- mcr home, entertained Mr. and Mrs. George Denny and Nr, and Mrs. George Denn- Jr.. of Hartford last weekend.
 Mrs. Frank Kelly and sons. John
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Mrs Stuart Lyle of Washington, D. C., i5 apanding d few days with
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Mrs. Howard Humphrey and son Converse left on Friday for Madi- son where they will spend the next two weeks. Miss Virginia Humphrey of Lincoln street and Milton Weich- brodt of Chicago will be guests of Mrs. Humphrey this coming week.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Mr. and Mrs. l. Irving Rogers oi New London, entertained MT. and Mrs. Robert Skinner and daughter, Eleanor of Maple Hill al their home last week-cnd
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Miss Hrl.n O'Connor and Mss lfarga rat Oyster have returned 10 Waahington D. C.. after spending q short time with Mrs Johnstone Vance or Monroe street,
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

nau1tes including several bridge Meadow clubhouse and other nearby 2lurez il New Britain this week,
 for foreign shor-s, motor through . resorts, camps, county homes and
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Mir and Mrs. l.. j. Wagner and daughter, Miss Alma Wagner for merly of this city, later Of Cleveland, and now of Albany, visited with friends in this city for several days l,, y,-c.l,
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Week Crowded With Informal Parties Arranged fC Entertainment Of Local Society - Shuttle Lea-
 dnu. Nan,hars Lnaz EnL.ara tl RLidge
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Miss Ruby Andrews and hcr broth or john Andrews. Jr., have returned 10 their home on Lincoln street from Washington, D. C.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-16

Mrs. Norma Sloper of Pennington, is on her way home from Honolulu, Hawaii where she has been for the past few months.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-30
Social TcHUitfes Tbout 6oun
Brilliant Round of Parties Planned for Fall Season Out at Shuttle MeadoW-Labor Day Brings Halt to Gaieties at Beach Resorts-Other Notes
 of Wide Interest
-FEa:o hy J7azsoz 1 Petersen
of Wide Interest.

MYTH the appearance of September increasing number w Of activities being added already well filled calendar and the large number of early entertainments are an indication of what is in Labor Day rings down the curtain the general everyday gajetes of the resorts
 Local folks will soon return to New Britain and into formal round of entertaining There will be less of that easy atmosphere the sponsors Invitations to dine will be issued sometime in advance party and cards for bridge and tea will take the place of the last minute telephone invitation.
 Sports always high light on the calendar during the early fall days and next month golf tournaments for men and women will feature out at the Shuttle Meadow club.
 NHL on the subject of the country club Manve Johnson w chairman Of the entertainment committee has just announced fe" very prominent parties for the coming season Qco6er 22 the date of the first big dance This will follow the 4aIeavard football S Yafe with an orchestra of seven seven men VII play the dance music On the 22nd of NoVemDe another big dinner dance will follow the Army game and again S Yae seven piece orchestra will nIa, n A. and Gses the popular radio avortes are coming here TOT t6e ChrStnaS dance which is scheduled December 20 ana Gnan and Arden are slated for the February party Ali m all t LOOKS like a season of great events
 Assisting Mr. Johnson in completing arranqpnonnS fr
 these parties will be the members of his committee jncudng some o1 he foremost members of the cub nan7a Mrs PSn 6eLfoh0, Mrs Harold Hatch, Arthur C. Kimban Sturnan Charles Law. ' ' ''' <'SI"VII ana
New Britain herald., 1930-08-30

her of the orchestra in Strike IT the Band"
 Miss Helen and Miss Mary Nc. Cue Of Cedar street are spending the holidays in Providence.
 Miss Jean Irving has returned tc New York city after a visit at tht home of her father Dr s. ". Irv ing of LenoA place,
 NIr and Mrs. Samuel Bamfortf or South Burritt street with theil granddaughter, Mrs John Meehaj and her son Jack, Of Trumbuli street will return 10 their homel after a months stay at Clintos beach.
 Mrs. Ann &chrey of South Burritl street. is spending the Labor Das weekend with her parents. Mr. and >irs Samuel Bamtorth al Clintos beach
 Mir and Mrs. NJ G. Toronto q Park place, have as their guespI from New Haven. Mrs. J, R, Lyn'1 and Mrs. D. n. Macdonald, and Mil and Mrs. J. w. Camp of Taunto, Tho have just returned on the d| 5. Pennsylvania from Europe.
 
 Mrs Carl Fredrickson, of Gardne} Nass.. formerly Of this city. is vid fling friends in town.
 Mrs, Caroline Conlon and tw daughters of Stratford avenue, wi leave tomorrow to spend the wee at Misquamicnt at the Andrea.
 MT and Mrs. Harry Brown Forest street left last Saturday fd a ten days motor trip throughol New York state
 Miss Neronica Lunrs and Mi Geraldine Lang, boh of Fore street are spending the week end Norwich. Miss Luhrs is the guest Miss Vivian Flather at her home.