Putnam patriot., 1930-11-26
Polllfret

MISS Elizabeth Andrews was in Hartford Monday aad Tuesday.
 NIT. and Mrs. John P. Grasvenor were m Boston over the week end.
 Mr. Lawrence Perkins sailed We'd nesday last for fortnight in Ha- vana
 Miss Ella Boult and the Misses Stevens entertained wish five tables of bridge, Tuesday afternoon.
 Miss Natalie Harris of Providence $ with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Donald unger. for the holidays.
 MT. and Mrs. James Donlon en- teftained number of friends from Providence at dinner on Sunday.
 Miss Nellie Drisenll has returned from q weeks visit with her sister. Miss Hannah Driscoll, in Worcester.
 Miss Elizabeth Andrews is having large dinner party at Fox Hill Farm on Thanksgiving Day for the members of her family
 Mrs. William Whyland and Miss Carolyn Whyland of New York are spending Thanksgiving with Miss Alice Lowell at Fox Hill Farm.
 A lecture on Old London was giv- en in the Hard auditorium of Pom fret School on Sunday evening by Mir. Ellsworth of the Century Magazine.
 Other guests at Fox Hill Farm for Thanksgiving are Mir. and Mrs. Bush of Boston; Mrs. Cooper Ellis of Marl- boro, N. H., who is visiting her son at the Rectory School.
 Mrs. J. $. Scharff and little daugh- ter Marilyn have returned to New Haven after spending several weeks with MT. and Mrs. John Farrell. Mrs. Scharff is Mrs. FarrelI's sister.
 Miss Eiinor Mathewson is enter taining Mrs. Henry Mathews0n. her daughters, the Misses Hope and Ma rion Mathewson. and Mir. and Mrs. Allen Mathewson over Thanksgiving
 As usual the Ben-Grosvenor is filled to overtiowing with guests, most of whom are parents who have come Co spend Thanksgiving with their sons, students at the Pomfret and Rectory Schools.
 Mir Russell Perkins is spending Thanksgiving at Gardiner's Island at the Shooting Lodge of Mir. Clarence MacKay, where MT. Mackay Is hold ing his annual Thanksgiving pheasant party.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur B, Lapsley have been at the Berkshire. New York. Mrs Lapsley is spending Thanksgiving at Aiken. s. C., where Miss Margaret Lapsley is al the Fer mata School.
 Mrs. Asa Scranton of Woodstock president of the local Council of Catf ollie Women gave a tea at her homs on Thursday afternoon in honor oi Mrs. Harold Nelson, who recently re signed her position as Secretary ana Treasurer of the Council.
 Mir. Philip A. Means had an auction of his works Of art at the Rains Ga ieries, New York. on Tuesday ane Wednesday of last week. Mir. Mean, recently supervised the exhibit of Pc ruvian textiles now current at ths Metropolitan Museum of Art.
 Mf. and Mrs John Butler enter tained at dinner Friday evening foI Mir. and Mrs. Archibald Blanchard of Boston and Mir. and Mrs D. NJ Reals. Jr., of Brookline. who stoppe, at the Ben-Grosvenof for the week end. They all attended the Yale Harvard game in New Haven on Sat urday.
 The pomfret School Dramatic Clul presented their annual performance, at the Hard auditorium last evening This year they played "The Ro mancers," "The Ghost of Jerry Bund Ter" and "The Sleeping Car" 4 dress rehearsal was also held on Tues day evening.
 TSe Pomfret Council of Catholi, Women held whist and pitch care party at the A.0.H. hall on Monda, evening. The following were award ed the prizes: Pitch prize. Andrew Johnson; whist prize, Mrs. Josepl Bates; consolation prizes, Thomas F Hanley and Miss Mary Maher.