New Britain herald., 1930-03-15

! Careful selection has prevented the shows assuming such size as to be confusing. with the result that a clear comprehension of the tech nique and fancies of the several art ists is possible.
 Mrs. Sherrod Skinner is leaving her home on Hart street on the 2Sth of March to take up her new resi- dence in Detroit. Before joining Mr. Skinner there she will visit with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. William w. Leetc in New Haven for a week.
 James R. Chamberlain returned this week from a business visit to the west.
 J. II. Shentin of Nashua spent Wednesday in town on business. He was a guest of Howard S. Hart for dinner.
 Mrs. Sanford Ballard Dole Low, who spent the past week with her family, the Walter Harts of Hart street has returned 10 her home in Kent
 Henry Huntingdon of Park Place was in Boston on business Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
 Mrs Monroe Parsons of Gcrman- and wifi h her mother-in-la Mrs. C. H. Par sons on West Main street. Nlr. and Mrs. Louis W. Young, with their three boys, Louis Jr. Geof- frey and Howard left Friday for a 1 spring vacation in Bermuda
 F. M. Hayden of Lincoln Road was 1 in New York this past week.
 Miss Margaret Meehan of Garden street is registered at the Traymore hotel in Atlantic City, N. J.
 Mrs. J. II. Mills of Lincoln street and Mrs. J. w. Allen of Elm street are spending a few days in Wash inGton, D. C.
 1 Miss Frances Ferguson of New ark, N. J., formerly a member of the Senior High school faculty Of this city, is the weekend guest of Miss Pearl Snow of Hungerford court.
 Mrs. NJ. w. Siderowsky and daughter, Miss Anna Ruth. of Stanley street, spent q few days in New York city this past week.
 Harry Battaglia has returned to ! Fordham university after spending last weekend in town with his par ents, MT. and Mrs. J. Battaglia of West Main street.
 Mrs. Goulding k. Wight of Mont clair, N. J., who has been visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. William Booth of Forest street, returns to her home today.
 
 Miss Margaret Baxter, who has i been the guest of Miss Katherine Swift of Lincoln street, returned to her home in New York city on ] Wednesday,
 Hugh Henry of Montreal, Can- ada, is the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Babcock Of the Westminster apartments.
 Miss Virginia II. Tallard of Maple street is attending the Co., lumbia Scholastic Press association at Columbia university.
 Miss Helena Burke. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Walter Burke of Mon- roe street, student at New ko- chelle College for Women, is spend- ing the week with her parents. Edward P. Swain, son of Dr, and Mrs. Charles Swain of Vine street, junior at Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute at Troy, N. 1. has been elected associate editor of the "Rensselacr Polytechnic" the stu dent weekly.
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 Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Moore who have been travelling on the con- tjnent for several months are no" 1 in Naples, Italy, and will be at thelr home on Sunnyledge the fore part of May.
 Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Porter ol | Adams street are expected to return from Sebring. Florida, on Wednrs- day.
 i Miss Mary A. Campbell. superNlso' Of elementary school education oi this city has been chosen by Sup@r- | intendent Stanley H. Holmes 10 represent the New Britain Red Cross ! Orpanization at the National Red