New Britain herald., 1930-06-11

lghted, Wlln a gay crowd. She tells us this gathering is a reunion ban
 quet Of the New Britain General hospital, class of 1930 Seated at one end Of the banquet table, we see our much respected dIreCtress, Miss Traver-We hear she has become weary of disciplining wayward girls -would-be nurses - and is now serving her term as speaker of the house of representatives in the state legislature.
 The tOastmlStress none other than good old Bobby Jennings-does not look natural without her tall silk nat, We hear that she and Schmidty are swinging a wicked
 racquet; they are the only Ameri- can entries in the international ten his tournament to be held in Paris July 4th.
 Seated next to Bobby - We find Gibby-more "F'rans' than ever giving Roundy q line on the oper- ating room Of Bristol hospital. Roundy, trying to get word in edge-w wise about her much loved Dr. man and their new home.
 Emily Hopkinson-as we expect ed, is supremely happy with her new work as supervisor of the male surgical ward. She always was a dapper with the men,
 Beilah and Schonauer, looking as
 much alike as two peas in q pod, have strayed from the beaten path Of R. Ms and are dancing their way 10 millions.
 One bright golden spot looms up in the crystal None other than i Mart Clough-she has found a new
 way 10 collect gold-as practical in
 structor in her own school Will she ever stop gold digging? Did you say Molly Gilbert? Oh! ye5-where's her horse, Pat? She is now an expert rider and has ridden to glory in many q race. 1 Of course GilIy and Sy could never be separated by fire. wind or flood. They are still working together in the wide field of nursing
 After their much desired and an ticIpated five years fling. Hubay and Sage leave "Wednesday for Wash i ington 10 start training for navy
 nurses.
 l Can you ina agine Bag5haw married and not riding around in a rattley bang-bang Ford? My. there is an- other mprovement-she has beauti- ! full long tresses.
 1 We certainly do feel honored that ! Madame Courtney should leave her | lovely home in Paris to be with her old classmates. The poor count must be very lonely 1 Aha. the crystal shows those goold Sd musketeers-Carlson, Linn and i Sowinsky. They have been roaming
 around the country, nursing only when funds were low. We remem-
 Der they were always out for good time.
 Mac-the old Eskimo-sure has l put 1t all over us. She gave her self a ride Tn her trusty seaplane- all the way from Labrador tonight. There must have been some excite
 ment; Gladys Dwyer and she raced down from Nova Scotia. We are 1 glad 10 have our hrtle Sprlngtlme ! with us.
 Ange Leide tells us that she is
 very happy living in Terryville with i her Max. We knew she'd do It.
 Like many others, Helen Lucey ! has forsaken her profession and
 opened darling tea room and
 waffle shop. We hear the meals are free for nurses. We'll he right
 over. Helen!
 The Smiths Buick has done it's
 duty since Esther became head of ; the local Visiting Nurse association.
 Any time of the day she can be
 seen lodging traffic lights in hot haste to reach some bedside.
 Now the crystal grows dim; the 1 figures fade, Madame Paduka im- i patiently ciamours for money. But
 as Scotchmen have to make their ! pennies count, We are forced 10 leave
 the rest to your imagination!