Hartford chronicle., 1946-07-20

Providence, R. l., recently visited Mrs. Eva Gillian of Winter St. ***********
 Wedding bells rang for Mabel Russell and Brandon Handy, bet ter known as "tVet," on last Satur- day.
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 1 "B" Gillette sure is a sport. Practically all evening last Sun day at the Musicians Club diff ferent ones were kidding her about the hat she was wearing. It was really the last word. From now on "I resolve that we call her Hats instead of tB'."
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 The Musicians Club is becon- ing a place where folks from all over attend when stopping here. Among out-of-towners were: Alex ander Boyd, Arthur Griffin, Wal ter Scott and Henry Heaths, all from White Plains, New York; Quincy Gold of New York City; Frank Cherry of New York; Ned Clark, Detroit, Mich; MT. and Mrs. Jessie Chavis of Bainbridge, Maryland; Miss Louise Jeffers of RoNboro, N. C., and from Ansonia Jeanne Wilson, Tena Jackson, Tiny Evans and James Lewis.
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 During the past holiday season Misses Mary Johnson and friend Lucy Jackson of Sugar Hill," New York, were highly entertained at the home of her sister, Clara Johnson, and friends here.
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 MT. and Mrs. James Myles have | returned to their Orchard St. | home after a brief visit in Bir- Ala.
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 MT. and Mrs. Gene DePasa- Iegne of Gotham were recent weekend guests here with reIa- tives and friends. On Saturday and Sunday the DePasalegnes were entertained by Winston Brown and company of Dicker- man St.
 Incidentally Monday morning 7f this past week Winston accom- panied by Sam White and Sonny Smith left New Haven for the Windy City to reside for a while. As they say, "once in the Army, and out again, you're bound to be sllergic to continue going places" So that's the way it is about these hree G. Ts.
 **#*#****** il Mrs. Juanita Bates of Dixwell I've. is also visiting in the Windy City, but her return is anticipated oon. l Sure would have liked to have c aken the trip that Wallace S. lz ;ypress of Dickerman St. recently ook. He's just returned from [ is trip to Buffalo, Niagara Falls ' nd Toronto, Canada. Maybe some l ay that will be my privilege. a
 #x*****#*#* n Vacation time around town is e early over for shop workers, and a imagine that there's some that a ere hoping that it was just the n eginning. Louise Cooper spent ' nat last five days of her vacation l l New York. Anxious to hear bout what kind of a time she ad). e 1t was one of those gala well ome home party a few Satur- avs ago honoring Harold Nit he'll of Foote St. in his home by is wife. Harold seems to be the mid type, but one that occasion e lost all his timidness.
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 Besides New Haven and Mil C 3rdites present Muriel, Doris d .elen and Evelyn Webb of Long K ,land were on hand to help cele- if rate. l.
 *********** I u During the 4th holiday and A eek-end Miss Meonda Mcdaniel C E Orchard St. entertained reia- al yes and friends in her home. g nests included her niece, Jean p' ,te Early of Charlestown, West W a.; from New York, Mrs. Mar h' aret Stratton, Miss Thelma ti hflds, Lois Leach and Miss Lu- al lie Banks, owner of the. Hotel uciile in Boston, Howard Wor- M ngton and her sister, Isadore t. cDaniel, formerly of New st aven, accompanied by Victoria & cCarthy, also of the Bean City. e
 *****#h*#** lSU Incidentally, "Izzy" says she's til ping to dance to the tone of m 'edding Bells this fall right here ot New Haven. No definite date It but we'll be on the lookout. k