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New Britain herald., 1930-11-01
BELIEVES WOMEN
 CAN AID J0bLESS
pr. Lillian Moller Assumes 0p-
 timiStiC View Of Problem

Washington, Nov. {P-Woman- like, Dr. Lillian Moller Gilbreth. of Montclair, \. J., head of the wom- ems division of the presidents emer- gency employment committee be- lieves the solution of the problem of unemployment lies, partly at least. in the home.
 Her plan, announced on her first day in Washington, is to make the housewife the nations greatest en- ployer. The woman in the home, she says. can be most useful just now in finding jobs for men.
 Another angle from which Dr. Gilbreth plans to attack the prob lem assigned her, is to make her office a clearing house for as much information on unemployment as country to furnish her.
 Women she maintains, "can combat the psychology of the pres cnt condition, Much of the present condition is due to the psychological  effect Of a series of conditions on the people at large. If women will spread the gospel Of prosperity, show this country how. even though it does have a little economic 'tummyache'. still can produce more, live better and surpass in many ways any nation on earth, it would help.
 Dr. Gilbreth is known in her north Jersey home country as d woman who attacks just such prob lens as this latest that has been thrust on her shoulders. Aches and pains have responded to her cura- tive work, industrial relations have been moulded under her expert guidance All in all she is a dyna- mic personality, calculated 10 suc- ceed in the most trying circum- stances and with the most complex problems.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-01
TELEV|S|0N TESTS
 BEING MADE DAILY
Laboratory in Times Square
 Used for Experiments

New York, Nav. 1 tFl-Problems are many of them, are being tackled il earnest by the National Broad. casting Company
 It was learned recently that tests new under way in the heart of the Broadway theatrical district are dealing solely with attempts to learn just what is to be expected in sight sending.
 For this purpose. the NEG Times Square thcater studio is being used as laboratory, where television equipment has been set up. In ad- dtion to providing adequate space for the apparatus. which includes the sort wave transmitting WoXBS and it's antenna on the roof of the eight story building, there is ample provision to permit studio develop ment work when that stage is reached.
 The tests are entirely experiment. al, and do not touch on the design ing of the apparatus itself. That is being taken care of in the RCA-Nic- tor laboratories at Camden, N. J.
 The primary purpose of the ex- periments. NEG engineers point out, is to determine through listening, or rather looking" posts, which have been installed throughout the metro politan area, just what happens to the picture signals when they are put into the air.
 Experiments Valuable
 Among other things, the tests show the effect that steel buildings, some of which actually cause phan- tenn pictures, have on the transmits scns. Such experiments are valu- able in connection with sound trans mission. a the engineers are enabl- ed to obtain an eye" demonstration Of the peculiar reactions that have been noted some times in broad casting.
 The engineers also are paying par tlcular attention 10 the transmission characteristics of radio waves in ccngosted areas like New York city.
 Wave lengths suitable for televi- son also arc being tried. Often some change is made in the transmitting equipment just 10 see what happens because no effort is being made to deliver pictures that might be con- sidered satisfactory to anyone tuning in.
 The frequency being used W2XBS a. present IS the 100-kllocycle band between 21O0 and 22o0 kilocycles. Ar irregular sending schedule is fol- lcwed in the matter of daily trans missions, except that when the sta. tion IS on the air the hours are from to and from to 10 ?. m. (E. s. T.) Sixty-line pictures, with 20 per minute, are sent out.
 Disk 50 Years Old
 Engineers. in discussing what has been accomplished So far, feel that the present teleyision system. which
New Britain herald., 1930-11-01
oosite the idol of France and Amer.

posite the idol of France and Amer iCa.
 "Playboy Of Paris" opens q 4 day run at the Embassy theatcr start ing today Imagine Chevalier as q waiter by day, a heavy-spending man -about-toWn by night, Picture him comically involved with three women, trying desperately 10 keep them apart Think of the hilarious possibilities of comedy with Chev- alicr, Eugene Palette and Stuart Erwin. That's "Playboy of Paris, ' the rollicking entertainment now playing,
 Gerald Sullivan at the mighty or gan plays the latest song hits of the day. Short comics arc shown which completes splendid bill.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-01

Art you there. Pat?" The bout was declared a draw.
 Sixty boys pushed peanuts with their noses across the gymnasium floor. Joe Mayeski was the winner.
 Sam Gozza won the candle balanc- ing race. his candle standing upright in the plate while he made three trips across the floor
 After the games, the boys passed between two tables, one containing big box of fresh doughnuts and the other containing two big baskets Of apples. Harry Parker passed ap- ples while Mrs. Parker gave each boy two doughnuts.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-01
UUDGES TO BE BLINDFOLDED

feet members of the Boston Inivers- ity Glee Club must base their decis- ions on the ear. not the eye, here after. To prevent any attempt at fayoritism. Ralph E. Brown, glec club director, has ruled that the judges shall be blindfolded.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-01
SHOOK 1.1OO HANDS

Sounthcnd, Eng. CUP) - Mayor shook hands with 1,10G persons here at the opening of 9 church convention.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-01
UNIVERSITY 137 YEARS OLD

Chapel Hill, N. C.. (UP) - The University of North Carolina was 1o7 years old this month.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

The Nomana' club of New Brilaia nt"l on Tuesday afternoon at tnr
 Masonic temple ou Wrt Mam street. br. Douu K. Ansparh,r Q, u@sjnjn@. Nr" York, WAS ,.. speaker,
 Tn. Maple IluI Wou.m.s rru, ,a,. Wednesday afternoon a the horI Of Mrs. N,Iaon Manu Book review ~ "rr" given by Mrs. j. T. IIam #nl
 @!r#. l.. L. IurHu". >ar@um dr..4 jn%s were made hr all present Mr..
 Elmer 'a," and Mrs. NJ. j. Stou~ "&H.ird A!r4. Mann as hosar.-oa.
 Thr I"mjrr2. rrmy N rar. GIlls' club "lIl hold n luHoh, on aud brjd@, at th~ nn.raI rluDHous. on East Main @'r'rf oU EsHay rlrum".
 Tn" goth annual mrrn@ of line Connecticut chapter. nau~ht"r4 or Founders of Patriots of America. Wa# hcIJ yesterday If lh" Hartford Golf rlub, Tho4. from N"w Britain were: Miss Mary Swift WhittIr#ny, Mrs. William r. Brooks Mrs. Robert Good"Iu. Mrs. I'rodrrr. w. HcnIIam Mrs. Nuiiam r. Parker. Mrs. Laurence MouIt. Mrs. I%aac Black, Mrs. Charles W. NurhuI4. Mrs. William r.. belt, Mrs. I'rr! 'ricIi X, Srarlr, Mrs. Edmund l.. Warren md Mrs. HnrDJ E Ea$attr
 Officers elected ut this mo.tiu. were. Miss Florence Crorm of Hart . ford, president. >Hrcrcdlu" Ais. Mary <. WhitDlr>ry of this city; Mrs. . Frederick W, H"nham of this city, secretary. Mrs Jauoa x. II. Campbell Hartford rroor1uu. secretary, Mrs. Arthur JarE~cu oa Now ll"Nrm registrar: Mrs. William F., Parker Of inj& rl)>, trra.rurr. Mrs. N"yc# Ip. Baldwin. hj.lrriau. councillors Tor throo years. NI- Marry Nhtlr7"y. Mrs. Clarence E. .iohu"r Mm, Henry Edward EItN 'ortII; dcIr2atr4 10 convention in N"slrtnItou next Arril Mr.. Campo '"II Mrs Parker Mrs. Baldwin aud Mrs. Jorl Anderson.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lancaster of Ten Acre road gave a Valentine party for her playmatcs on school friends yesterday after hoon Holorlul decorations and rav- ors, traditional of the day delight "& and intrigued the small guests.
 Mrs. Howard Brucmmcr gave q danner party at her home on West Main street last night.
 Ar. and Mrs. Bret Ncrco arc giy. ing q dinner party at their ho,n,, on Corbia avenue tonight.
 Mr. and Mrs. LaGrcn Banfor1 will ha,, guests at their home ill Maple IIill next Saturday night preceding the George Washington birthday dinner dance which taI;o. place out at the shuttle Mcadoa club on that night.
 Nr. and Mrs. Dudlry Walker gayu. q dinner party for ten friends Wr1- hrSday night at their hom" on Mon roe street Whcn they entertained ror Mir. Walkers mother. Mrs. John Walker of Wilmington. Drl
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

The Andulusian dances Of the Gypsy and Flamenco types. the courtly EspauIa Mai of CastiIe, and the Tango GirdIdo were presented Tor the amusement Of society and the benefit of sweet Charity" and nhen the smart folk Inotored over to one of the popular night clubs lo complete the evening.
 Most of the afternoons were like "l&c spent i'll musical entertainmeni The Verdi club gavo d musicale at the Plaza Wednesday afternoon when the artists included the Rus- sian Cathedral choir and Dora Hood Jackson. soprluo, who appeared in costume to give an opera silhouette Including the letter scene from
 Madame Butterfly"
 The National Opera cIub's must ralc drew society 10 the American Nomen's association clubhouse the following afternoon for q program O. Russian music. Princess Alcxan. der Troubelskoi sang Il group uf Russian songs. Ehoa SiIberta lee 'ored OH Eussian music and Yourv Htlslen c"llis., gave a group Of Iuaajau selections.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
pI.hl iN lIAltIi-DE;D

THa N"" EIHju |. N. II. \. ja>- nrtI'"II r"aIu "ljl play thr Hartford '. N. H. A pumtrl in Hartford to- morrow m2Hr Th'@- ar" pr.Irmj n1rN @Ilu.a in preparation for il Y. N. II. \. j"auo uhjrh will br 1orIrrd soon. T'> Huyju ia in chars" ". IhH N"" Britain club and his lurup for tomorrow will consist Of Ah" Aronsou and katz. forwards; lGowjtM crutrr; Ben Saunders and Nnlowif@, guards,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
STU DENTS ATTACK NEW SPApIR

NadrId, FeN, lo Pl-AdVicos from pyleds today said a group of 15o students last night staged d mani footation in front of the newspaper "Nogjon.' shouting insultingly at tn" editorial force and breaking windows Of inc building. Police finally routed them There were no casualties
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

On" Of tn p,i,st and ,ar2cst lt,- ing things on salth is one of the California his trees. the General sherman tree, ff feet in diameter and 2So feet high. Its age is es,i- mated between 3,o00 and s,0o0 years.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
lta."s 5y 'otIntr.l

''.JaN r"rar@ a- o.rIoo.. ury.r. "'.d W"lt'r J. l4adE wrIorun.d tn rorruoutr.
 Ns@ Alu=u Gr" 2uopg va~ h.l .taler'@ out attendant uEu~ Affor- r'E WlIau 4. rmuu Of W.- Ml:p stt".l who aas Nr. r'un.'- rouu. u.Ht' a1 Yale. .u. best uau
 The uriur Ale uiu.-I i'll nusl ""' suH "ur a lIt to mWrn ~., Tor' " @lo4Hur Imvur m .ar- drum-, Ifsr .a-lor aurr a num,.s4.r '1's'rabt" or '@a- and ~r.y m<tur vi'h il h"I to lIH.h. "n. .I.o uo.. ..r,huen.
 A ".d@ja~ nr"...l ru. ..r.. l ;" 1he ;.r"h Nnutuau Iroou,r h"nsr in W@t iIa1rord for h.. m' 'mw.r. of lr. u,ddH2 rar1t. H, and N. Tul@ rn un au mm~ n"mrJ ~,d1n4 Inp mud ufu n- @."" On %Hmmrr .lr~r u J:r5-o3l Hrou th,r return.
 
 Mn% Lama Urtd~ EoGnIn aad lnl | i'hlIir N32ou"rj both of Eruu.1u, "'r. married ou Wt.du+d,l uIorn. ing ut Sj raul'4 church in N.u@In.. tcn t1g& Vera EouOtu uas n,r .a.. t'r'S maid of houoH and ,Hnn4,- M:."fhrr "H4 hrt u0a
 X reception N"s hrDd al thr Ere t"nu h#n rojloNm& ;ne r.umouy.
 Mics >,aH- uroun. aau@a.-r or },r. and Mo-. itrursl I;gouu of &a"- s" I.In~. Erljo "ud Ismmd iIcb. son "r Mr. and Mr. Itr~dg. t'h Hirh of I.">t H.rIjn. ~rrv mar- ti'd in rob.h"rt'r on Tu,sduH an.r. t' "n h} E~.rrrud l.. Tnumltu-. I"s'"r Of jIo rolchD.trr rou4u .a ""l church. \ reception naa nrII H th' "o"r. al tbo hrtI ' rono.: .a H,rhH
 Mr. mI Nn. Joseph I1.n4oa e.
 aIrrh st1'.t oh..r}~u ja,n Is.Drh v'dajn& "uuIErr-nr> ar tM.r hnnt, rIu~>,Iur. Mr, and Mre. l1an.oH .@}" four rUji1rcn, r-rrr,la. NDl,r,. dl.h and Sydney.
 tir aud Mrs. Joseph I,1a.G. 9, 'rlar street h"}r auuomr.d th. nea%omrnD or thrjr dau4ht.r Aa- t'tt", to Henry Xahochou~hI. son ,f lr. and Mrs. William Tahoyhou.l Dt Silver street. The Wedding wu ah" place in the u~ur future.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arb-r r"~r- oo. |1Nl" street r"lebrlt-d thur 9I.a rddina HnmN"r~rH 1t their noma 'n Monday Nr. uuI Mrs. rrarr. .,re married in England in I9ar." " They have on" child, son. Nn,r. .
 Mr. and M@. Joseph MIyum~lI or ."hol street entertained at tn.r .omr ou Sumlay "',mu" in boup I their "1s Wrddm% unn1rr@r1. 'r, and Mrs Mlyuur+li fu>r rn hidrrn, Miss I1rrN, Josrrh Mr. @rllnr. IIrurN and Miss Auul tn. . '%' four students in local @rhuuI=
 Mrs Milton E. rHunu@}am o. !liImau street. New Bedford. Mas- .;.d'. "nuouuucm,ut rI Ihc morrja., fl Her sister, Miss Islranor King. mn"rIN or New Bedford, |" C.harj. : sion" formerly or lhIs city, which -oh place Ht the Trinity church n
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Tuesday night the f1~hjonabic~ iorricd from thc small dinners witch ar" SO popular these days to tho Junior league club house where { aroiA fo}a, In" Spanish dauc,r. an entertainment given in aid ol the Stony Wold sauitartum.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Mss Marjorie Rogers Of Lincoln road will give luncheon today for Ilcr guest, Miss June York of New ofh' Tn" guests will include: Miss hafbara triSbi", Miss Helen Goss. Miss Betty Goss, Miss Alice Brown, Hiss Ruth Noble, Miss Frances Vii y I5h' Mss Ruth loomis, Miss Char Iolte Parsons, Miss Barbara Shop pard and Miss t.thclyn Parsons.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

-NFS' l>uth Bowers Of Manchester street, Hartford, gave a miscellanc- o'IS shower in honor Of Miss kath r\h McAloon of Stanley street on Monday evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Mrs. ManviIlc Johnson of Maple IIlIl entertained at q luncheon and 'rl'se at her home on Thursday aft 'fnoon. Prizes were given to Mrs. Harold White, Mrs r., E. Proud man. Mrs. William Middlcmass and Mrs, J. r. Walker.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Mrs. Donald Hart Of Hart street ''lertalhed at luncheon and cards Tuesday for the hospital bridge.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Miss Catherine N MaIourN. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mr- loncN, married I'raurI- \. Tracy, aou ot Mr. and Nus. William Tracy W Bristol 1 d. very pretty small ur3- dju6 at s. Murl 5 church ou Wr1
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Mrs, Willlam CroWcll of Lcuo& at her home on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Elmer stone was given the prize.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
GOTHAM OBSERVES
 VALENTINES DAY
L!Dc0In'S Birthday Also Receives
 Attention
EN ADI.I.\iDI. kIEE

New lork. Feb. IT. tPD - To strains of tune;ul music and show CTS of crimson hearts, the fashion, abIos celebrated Valentines day this "och-and added homage 10 Lincoln's birthday
 The memorial day of the patron saint of sWc@th'arts and the birth 'iay Of inc great cmanGpator were honored alike by the smart folk in festivities marked hy mrlodioua strains. Everything they did WAS tuned to muslc-o ol Sumdry kinds.
 Grand opera was chosen as il h'u"lit performance for Iiucoln's birthday. jazz orchcstras played for valentine dances, symphonic music "Urhod club entertainments and hHafoal comedy strains colorrd the affairs given in aid of charity.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

In the midst Of their winter ac. l.Eiilos soni@N# members are mak- ing their plans for tho coming sum- h1rr sraeou. Mrs. Dorotlv Caru+, has leased ~'rhc Moorinss," the occan-alde vta belonging to Scot Moron #t Southampton. and has h.. gun preparations 10 spend the sum nor months .b~re.
 Tho >ummor sDusou. uowadavs. has become Is comDlicalcd and ,-y- jcnslFe as that Ot the winter anl hcat"sses who do not own counu, residences find it eTpcdicnt 10 maE. arrangements ar in advance to .c- rrr" headquarters for the gaietios during the warm months.
 Mr, and Mrs. Harold |. Pratt have cru ~ sied plans for t sports huilI- ing 10 bo erected ou their Long island estate, which will hr equipped with indoor tennis an! squash courts, 4 swimming pool and S\mnIsium in preparation for spring sports, The summer preparations Of d. . hofSdll IldN ttnl8TtU 3fOUD ] the building of his new yacht Cor Stir, now nearing completion at Bath, Maine.
 The smart women in town who are turning thair thoughts to spria1 rardroOrs, have discovered that fashion scrws to have the "bluc4." Sca-Erccn blue, turquoise blue. anI sapphire blue are tha most popular shades for NrrnaI chupcauN. froci,s and suits. Ercn sandals gloves and handbags are appearing in these unta.
 Mrs. Robert Chandler. who spou- scrs the "hluca' vogue, IS appear. ing these days in q frock Of tur- Qnoisc crepe, designed with a cir cular skirt and elbow length sleeves that flare at the bottom after ths fashion of old-timr bell sleeves. With it she wears what is decidedly chic at the momcnt--a jet necklace and bracelets
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
WEDDINGS
Tracy-M&Ioncy Wedding Other Nupti&l Events Are Announced.

Mr. and Mrs. Hurry N. Hroadw.n of East street. IEliuvjIIo. announced the ru%aErul"hts of their dmyhtrrs Miss Gladys Eduh and Miss Nirainit Mtudo EroadwcI- Mla Gladys v;lD hrHrrN l.otoN Douglas. son of ll. and Mrs. Ilorar" Douglas of Ar.r street. this city in Jmr. Miss NIr. %nla will become the hrIdt. il: |amc& II, Hrldcn, son uG Erycrr,.I and Mrs. }.d~ard EnIdou of Bristol on September -%rI
 
 Mr. and Mrs. ADo>audor KaI4os,I ot Broad street observed their ann wedding auui%crs1ry on W,ducsdr> r> "' Their home, Mr.. Kar>ostI a~o her birthday. The Ka"- NoShjs have two sons Charles auI Julius, and two dau&ht,rs. M5~> Mary, and Miss Joan Nwvoshi.
 Former Lieutenant and Mrs. %aru- ucl Bamfortt who are Hpcrding the winter in l'loHlda, observed thrlr 18th wedding anniversary on Thurs day. Mr. and Mrs Eumlorth have two children and four ElTudchildrrn and one at-arandrhlid. Their children are Harry S. who has two and Mrs Anne Schrry |ho has two duugIrt, r~, Miss Eliza beth and Mre. John MroIan, ~ho l,as a son John.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

The valentine dance held u the Nttz Carlton bp the M4-Wulrr iemcing cIub was oma of the gav- st festivities of th" week. The guests were greeted m tue ballroom hy committee arrayrd in cosuurs reminiscent ot the bvautcous ladies ih5 baNo oruamomod inc lace arrh"d NaI"nlinrs since thn day mus hr4t celebrated. Th" committee was h"adod hy Mrs. Austin r. Hancock. who "orr a frock of pink Iace de- signed with the tt4ht bodice and Io"@ flowing sl>Ir, of thr '9o's.
 lI"Hm-shapod fans scarlet paper h"ts and lar.-rdgcd valentine fny- ors wore distributed among ihc guests. And when the dancing began. a shower Of crimson paper hearts was Sittel over the dancers who @lidcd about the floor An cutrrtain- mm provided by membrrs Of inc club. costumrd to represent figures from old valentines. was high hsm "l the party.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Mrs, George Ashley ot rorbjn "Fenue' Mr. and Mrs Ernest K Humphrey, Mrs. Eunirr Humphrey I'idebrandt. and Miss Nn2inIa Humphrey were guests at the Sar,i1, Whitman Hooker house in West I."f)ford at dinner on Wcdncadlv ct"nlng.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Mrs. Milton F. "Hunu=}aw o. |'tIInau street. >cW Bedford, Alas- A"d' "lnoumrru,nt cI Dhr unrra.r "l Her sister, Miss Elyanor King. t'm"rIN ot New Bedford. tn C'harG.a r. sion" formerly or DhIs city. which .toN pI""c at the Trinity church ru
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tormav n, A,'hIe} street entertained four ,a- Lies of bridge at their home on saturday evening. Prizes we.c awarded 10 Mrs. Edmund Ker;n. jhd Raymond McCarrolL
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Little susan Lancaster the only
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

The Polish Womm's club held a charity bail Wednesday evening at ih" '. M, r, A. cl E. hall. Mor, than &no business and professional men and women were present from this city,
 The halt wts decorated ~jth yari- toIorrd balloons, and red paper vaI- "ntlnoS. While most of tue guests danced others played cards in tlr. antcroons. The proceeds from the affair will bc used 10 aid the ncc.n families of the town.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

The first class affair 10 take place ill the New High school audi forum was on Wednesday evening when the graduating class of 80 gave "IoVe Pirates Of Hawaii" for tHclr class nlGht opcrctta. The audi ruCc was very responsive and ap- plaudcd the successful efforts of Inc cast which was as follows: l,crothy Dear, lFilda krcnn; Miss Primer, Naomi Crcan; Lchua, Lc- oun Naughton; karnlanj, Edith Die I,tmm: Lilinoc, Margaret Bcnja- min; Mamie, Helen F.. Anderson; Illly Wood, Walter Arcudt, Pirate
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Ir. and Mrs. Wooster Hitchcock have issued invitations for large ashlngton's birthday bridge party |" be held at their home at the HIcn apartments on the 22nd.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Mr, and Mrs. Curtis Christ Of 'umbulI street entertained lt bridge at their home last Saturday evening. Prizes were awarded 70 Mr. and Mrs, Henry Christ, Mrs. NJ nart H2nes, and Wooster HitcIr- rCck.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Miss Majoric Hart and Miss Myrtle IhheIpach arc in charge of the Sludlo party which is to be given 10 all members of the Art Lcag,l" and anyone interested in it on Fri- cay evening, February Fist at 7:4J O o'CloCk.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Tine smart folk passed Idncom'% l.irlhday in q variety Of ways. Many O. them heightened the wce5-un into a tivr-dav stay in the country and entertained house parties at u.rir Wcstchcs>rr or Long Island estates, Whil" others chose 10 spend in" holiday on lhc boardwalk at At- lu)jc City,
 \ crowd of th"m. however. ro- u@jncd in tovu jo attend tho Idr~ r"iu's hir;h41y rlatmee ut the Metropolitan Opera House. where "tom" pt Jujc;tc" was presented @ilh LUrrru1 Eoti. Guiseppc de ura aud Edward Johnson in th. stellar roles. Mrs. Vincent As,or. Sir Joseph and Lady Du1c,u, and Mrs. WlllaU K. NIpderhilt Were among tnos" who received boxes for thr affair, 2iyoH in aid of the Free Milh Fund for Babies, Of winch Mrs. William Randolph Hearst is prcsi- dent.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Mr. and Mrs. Joarru MIyuaralI o' [ '"hol street entertained 1t tb,r home ou SundW "}"utu.. in honor "I their "1sl Wrddm@ unmtrrarN. Fr and Mrs. MIHuur@hi ha>r rN ruidr"n, Miss l1rrN, Ioarrl Mr. Pauline, IIruy and Miss Auua. tU I"#' four students in IorHI @rtools
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Mr. and Mrs. Albert r,arr. 5C \"plo street celebrated thojr 2I.a wedding HnnIN"rorH 3t their notna on Monday. Nr. uud Mrs. rrarr. ",r" married in England in f9nr. They have on" rluld son. Npu.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

AIr. and Mrs. George Taylor Of dinner at their home this evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Miss Helen BarkSdalc and Miss Elizabeth Macintosh of the Georgian apartments will entertain at bridge at their apartment on Tuesday cvc~ r
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Another St. Valentines daucc will he given tonight at the Lido Coun- fry club, where the gaictIcs feature 'osimr@ of ion@ ago and q fasH- DcH @ho" displays rHuu4ut Of prl- marry interest 10 mjladF today
 rh" spri@@'d fouIar,ls, haro- back "& evening frochs and wide pastel tntnd pajanIH costumes for lom"- in" and beach wear are to he mod rIi"d by tine HHujhius in the show. which will be followed br general dancing and a Valentine supper
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

1hr marriage Of NIa+ GI.a plr- ah"n", dau4htnr ot Mr. and Mrs. X I1ushoun of Winter street to HuI Marks. Jr. Of N'N ! orh cltl. tooe pIac" last Satur'IaE o,ouu@ at tn- hon" Of th" brd"- lmrst@ Were present from Sew York. New J,r. @tH and Hartford.
 foiJowjn@ a WrdIu trap. Air and Mrs. Nar.+ HlI make fhar 1"m" m >Tanlatau H"ru. N.. York. H"'h ar: @raduatv@ ot roIua- Iia HIulrrlfN
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Miss EIIz1poth kinbalI and George Kimb1ll, daughter and son Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. kimbal Of Lexington street, who entertained "t q houscparty last weekend, en- Meadow club on Saturday evening. later taking their guests to Parsons tn sec "All the World Wondered" Their guests included: Miss Eliza h"lh Bcnning, Miss Marion Collins. Miss Virginia Humphrey, John An- drcWS. Joseph Kendall, Carleton Walker, Louis Barnum, and Curt's Booth.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Mrs. Harry Gnsbur1 of Monroe street entertained q few friends at "a last Saturday afternoon.