Hartford-Springfield chronicle., 1940-06-15
Hartford Socials

lkd uUU OUCl0lS Eva Mckenzie and sister
 of 25 Mather Street had as their
 dinner guests Sunday afternoon
 and evening, MT. and Mrs. Junius
 Blanton of Hubbard St., Bloom
 field, Conn.
 Seen at Rostell's Brass Rail in
 Springfield, on Saturday night
 were the Misses Thelma Thomas,
 Betty Shepard, and Pearl Shep-
 ard Ware, and the Messrs. E.
 Overton Olds, Horace Robinson,
 and Russell Tracy.
 MT. and Mrs. John Steward of
 50 Barbour St. entertained guests
 in their home on Sunday evening.
 Among those present were the
 Mesdames Leona McMillan and
 Pearl Ware, and Misses Betty
 Shepard, and Constance Clorie;
 and the Messrs. Emory McMil-
 Ian, Horace Robinson, Russell
 Tracy, E. Overton Olds, and
 Dill All O1lJOS oOAS
 evening was spent by all.
 MT. Russell Tracy, June gra-
 duate of Lincoln University, was given a party by his friends last
 Friday evening at the home of
 MT. and Mrs. King Shepard of 37 Chestnut St.
 Betty Shepard acted as hostess. The Misses Pearl Shep- ard Ware, Hazel Smith, and Le- ona McMillan, and Messrs. Hor- ace Robinson (of Providence, R. I.), Jarvis Arms, E. Overton Olds, G. $. Clarke Jr., and MT. James W. Jackson.
 The Coloho Business Club of the YWCA held election of off, cers at their weekly meeting last Tuesday night. Mrs. Hazel Smith was reelected president for an- other year, Miss Eva Mack, Vice and Miss Martha Hard rick Secretary-Treasurer. The club is now planning a hot-dog roast to be held at the home of Miss Eloise Price, in Bloomfield, Conn. at a later date. A Spring Prom was held at the Women's League at 20 Avon St. by the Jolly Good Timers, on Friday evening June 7th. A large crowd of the younger set atten- ded the affair. The President of the club is Ruby Stevens, and Miss Ioma Cox, advisor. Thomas, Beatrice Fur ner, Helen Turner, Mrs. Hilda Crosby, Miss Latimer, Rachel Moore, Mrs. Caples, William De- Loach, Rev. Wright, and Lemuel Custiss, all of Hartford, attended the dedication of the new building at Long Lane Farm, Middletown, Conn.
 The Misses Lula Blackman and Trustina Edwards of Mahl Ave. were recently visitors of Miss
 Dorothy Young of Lyme, Conn. Miss Linnace Hunter of Phila- delphia, was the weekend guest
 of Miss Dorothy Bristol of Capen
 Street.
 MT. and Mrs. John Clark,
 Philmore Troutman, and William
 Newsom left Sunday morning to
 visit the sunny southland. They
 will spend a few days in Georgia, and then continue on to Florida. Mrs. Susie Cooper of 40 Ma ther Street is resting better after a very serious illness. Her daugh- ter, Mrs Barnes of Newark, New Jersey is here attending her. MT. and Mrs. Wayman Cooper of New York City were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. William c. Cooper of 40 Mather Street. Mrs. Jessie Adams of West Newton, Massachusetts, is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Will lie Bivins of 92 Wooster Street. Grace Cooper of 40 Ma ther street, city, sophomore in the College of Home Economics at Southern University, Scotland vile, Louisiana was elected dele gate to the National Y. W. c. A. International Conference, which is being held at Talladega Col Iege, Talladega, Alabama.
 Miss Cooper is one of Hart lords most promising soprano so- Ioists, and is president of the Treble Clef Club at Southern Un- iversity. She is en route home for