Hartford chronicle., 1946-07-20
SOCIAL NEWS

Talcott Street Congregations
 Church will hold their first an
 nual Lawn Party on Thursday
 evening, July 25 on the lawn o1 J. Mrs. Ruth Morris at 518 Garden l. Street.
 e MT. and Mrs. Caldwell Mccoy l. of Cleveland Avenue left Monday l July-15, on vacation motor trip s Their itinerary will include stop .. overs in Montreal, Canada and De-
 troit, Michigan. Accompanying f them will Ibe Miss Mary Perry and :, MT. Carl Murry. MT. and Mrs. Me = Coy will be at home after August l 1.
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 guests of MT. and Mrs. George Ware of Spring Street during the Folkes 29 HTFD Social news vaRy past week. Mr. Alexander is a nephew of Attorney Raymond Pace Alexander. I 'i Lieutenant and Mrs. Connie Happier and daughter Lynn are visiting their parents, MT. and Mrs. Connie Happier, ST., and Mrs. Mary Harris of Mahl Avenue. Lieutenant Happier is on terminal leave from Fort Dix, New Jersey and expects to receive his discharge within the near future.
 Harold Taylor, well known sing ing star of such shows as 'fShow Boat," Carmen Jones'" and Green Pastures" is vacationing with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Solon Taylor, ST., of Mahl Avenue. MT. Taylor expects to resume his role in the Carmen Jones" show which will open on Labor Day in Philadelphia.
 Mrs. Hattie H. Thompson at tended the Matron's Conference in Baltimore, Mr., July 12 and 13 as a representative of the state and the Alveta Juvenile Independent Order of St. Luke.
 Mrs. Thompson, who is Matron of the Alveta Juvenile Order, is also Worthy Chief of Arms Coun- cil Independent Order of St. Luke and Worthy Chief of the Advisory Board of the state of Connecticut.
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 Miss Yvonne Lacey of Willi- mantle, student at Connecticut State College, is spending the summer as house guest of the Misses Alice and Marilynn Terry of 45 Latimer Street, E. Hartford.
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 Elizabeth ''Betty" Shepard has returned to Philadelphia to assume her new duties as Urban League Secretary at the Lombard Street branch office. Newly Weeds
 Mrs. Evelyn Young Kimble, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert Hudson of Bellevue Sq., and MT. John C. Kinble, son of MT. and Mrs. ID. Kimble of Hoadley Place were married Sunday afternoon at the home of the bride.
 The bride was given in mar riage by her grandfather, MT. Amos Casey of New Castle, Pa, and the Rev. Goode s. Clark per- formed the ceremony. A reception for 100 persons followed the cere- mony.
 Among those present were: Mir. and Mrs. Jessie A. Mathies of Reading, Pa, Mrs. Julia Norah and MT. David Lee of New York City, Mrs. Robert Reese and Mrs. Ernest Johnson of Trenton, N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M. Carter of Jamaica, IN. Y., spent the week end with Mrs. Carter's sister, Miss Rosella Lopez of 76 Russell St.
 Miss Thomasena Bostic of Ja- ma1ca, niece of Miss Lopez, visit ed with her for a week. Miss Lo- peg will return to Jamaica with Miss Bostic where she will remain for 2 weeks.
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 Mrs. Minnie Turner of 42 Mar tn St., Mrs. Hattie Gaskins of 12l Martin St., and Mrs. Julia Scott of 39 Bellevue Sq., are visiting rnelr mother, Mrs. Louise Willis of T84 East 18th St., Baltimore  MAN ArDNrr1