New Britain herald., 1930-04-05


 in Providence to resume his studies, Miss Virginia Deshler of New York city is the weekend guest of Miss Marjorie Read, daughter of Mrs. Clifford Merwin of Worthins- ton ridge.
 Mrs. Robert Indell who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dud- | ley Walker at her home on Monroe street, for the past week returned | to her home in Alabama yesterday. Miss Marjorie Read, daughter of Mrs. Clifford Merwin of Berlin was the guest of Miss Virginia Deshlcr l of New York city, a classmate at Dana Hall this week. Louis Oldershaw. son of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Oldershaw of Steelc street, has as his s,1es,, Ronald Washburn, a student at West minister. Mrs. William Coholan of Lincoln | street spent few days in New 1 York city this week, Miss Barbara Christ, daughter of 1 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Christ of Ten l Acre road is spending her spring recess with her parents Miss Christ is a student at Miss Sayward' S school in Pennsylvania,
 Claude J. Leroux of Brooksidc road spent a few days in New York city this week.
 1 Miss Augusta Parsons, youngest l daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart 1 Parsons of Lincoln street, a student at Dana Hall is at her home for the spring recess. Miss Elizabeth kimball, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Arthur G. kimba!l | Of Lexington street returned from New York city on Thursday Albert Hine, Jr., son of MT. anl 1 Mrs A. C. Hine of Clayton roa1 las resumed his studies at Exeter, N, H., at the Phillips Exerter acad- emy.
 Mrs. Oscar Wilkerson of New Jer- sey is the house guest of the Max well Goes of Laurel road.
 
 Miss Kathryn Clark, daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. Robert M Clark of Garden street, left yesterday for Philadelphia where she will attend the marriage of a former classmata at Beaver college. B. H. McElhone of Harrison street spent yesterday in Norwalk.
 John A. Andrews. Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. John A. Andrews of Lin- coin street. and Joseph Kendall of Dallas, Texas, uotn students at Yale, sailed yesterday for two weeks trip to Bermuda.
 Robert Booth, son of Mrs. NJ. D. Booth of Harding street, has re- turned to Moses Brown in Provi- dence, to resume his studies.
 Mrs. Valentine Chamberlain, and her sons, Teddy and Val. of Sunny ledge, and Mrs F. North of West Main street have left on a trip to Bermuda where they will meet Miss Bertha and Miss Cornelia Chamber lain who are on their way home from a several months voyage. Charles Goss, only son of Mir. ard Mrs. Stanley Goss of Grove Hill has gone back to Dccrficld aca deny after spending his spring recess ;n | town.
 Steven Hart. the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan T. Hart Of Maple Hill is home for his spring vacation.
 Mrs. William E. Parker of Cur tis street is going to Washington, D. C., next Tuesday to attend the D. r. r. A. congress. 1 Mrs. Harry Bates of Russell street as regent of the Esther Stan | ley chapter, D. A. R. and Mrs. John | C. Loomis of Lincoln road as vice regent of the organization are leav- l in6 next Sunday to attend the 39th | annual congress of the Daughters l of the American Revolution which opens in Washington, D. C., April l 14th.
 Ford Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Cooper of Vine street is spending his spring vacation in the south.
 Mrs Harold Lee Judd of Berlin,
 who has been in Bellaire, Florida, al' winter, spent Thursday in her home town with Mrs, Stanley Gal pin. Leaving yesterday she was joined in New York city by her cousin, Mrs. Joseph Fee of Detroit,
 Mich, with whom she sailed for Europe today. Mir. Judd is to be at | French Lick and White Sulphur Springs for the next month Mrs. Duncan Upton Of Soann,
 New Mexico. who has been the re- cent house guest of Mrs. Alfred Scriptures of Ten Acre road is now visiting in Berlin with Mrs. Norman ! Eigelow.
 Mrs. Elisha Cooper Of Vine street spent few days this week in New
 York city.