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THE HARTFORD DAILY COUR ANT: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1933. 10 A iriioV, Wollro Mr LouiS E. after spending the summer with his parents. Mr. Twiss is a member of the senior class at and Mrs.

Ralph W. MoCreary of Biihop Road, West Hartford, will leave September 25 for Wiibraham Aeadomv. Wiibraham, where lie will be a student. Miss Marjorie Sellew, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas II. Sellew of Cromwell, was married to Mr. Oscar ingside Street, West, will return September 25 to Wiibraham Acad-erov, Wiibraham, Mass. Miss Mary Zelma Gleason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John A. Gleason of West Preston Street, will leave September 25 for Northampton, where she will be a student at Smith College. Miss Nancie Stewart, Miss Anna Stoddard, Miss Dorothy Swinburne, Miss Lucille Thieriot, Miss Hilde-garde Verdi and Miss Nancy Verdi, Miss Elizabeth Washburn, Miss Georgette Whelan. Miss Viola Win-mill, Miss Kay Will, Miss Mary Williams, Miss Adelaide Weekes and Miss Gwendolyn Gwynne. Among the young men guests were Mr.

Jorge Andre, Mr. Henry F. Atherton, Mr. Douglas Auchln-closs, Mr. John H.

Ballantine, Mr. Alfred Beadleston, Mr. Allan W. Betts, Mr. Prentice Brower, Mr.

Alexander Brown. Mr. Newton Buckner, Mr. James Ryan, Mr. Harold W.

Carhart, Mr. Samuel A. Clark, Mr. Francis A. Clark, Mr.

Joseph B. Connolly, Mr, John K. Cowperthwaite, Mr. James Deer-Ing, and Mr. William Deering, Mr.

Philip Duggan, Mr. John Dulles. Mr Jose Ferrer, Mr. Lyttleton Fox, Jr and Mr. John P.

Gaillard. Mr. Francis P. Garvan, Mr. Gerald M.

Geddes, Mr. Thurlow Gordon, Mr. Joseph P. Grace. Mr.

Morgan H. Grace, Mr. Hugh Grant. Mr. August Heckscher 2d, Mr.

Maurice Heckscher, Mr, George T. Henry, Mr. Henry L. Joseph L. Hoguet.

Mr. Artemas L. Holmes, Mr. William Nornblower, Mr. C.

Alan Hudson, Mr. Cletus Keating, Mr. E. Coe Kerr. Mr.

Jesse Knight, Mr. Robert Knott. Mr. David Knott. Mr.

William F. Ladd. Mr. Philip Liver-more, Mr. Cabot Ward Low, Mr.

Francis H. Low. Mr. Charles E. G.

Lloyd. Mr. Malcolm McAlpin, Mr. J. Gardner McAneray, and "Mr.

Bvrnes MacDonald. Mr. George C. Meyer. Mr.

John Van N. Meyer, Mr. J. Edward Meyer, Mr. Ward A.

Meyer, Mr. Harry I. Miller. Mr. H.

Wisner Miller, Mr. G. Montagu Miller. Mr. John C.

Moore 2d, Mr. Acostal Nichols. Jr. Mr. Robert Parker, Mr.

Stewart Preston, Clarence C. Pell. Mr. J. Nelson B.

Pell. Mr. Frank L. Polk. Mr.

John M. Polk. Mr. J. Mortimer Rutherfurd.

Mr. Ira Richards, Mr. John L. Tappin. Mr.

William H. Tew. Mr. Charles H. Theriot, Mr.

Francis Scott Trucs-dale, Mr. Halsted B. van der Pool. Mr. Martin Victor and Mr.

Rovall Victor, Mr. Bayard Walker, and Mr. Walker, Mr. Bradford G. Weekes.

Jr. Mr. Shelton Weekes, Mr. Richard B. Whitney.

Mr. Edward F. Whitney, Mr. Townsend Winmiil, Mr. Albert F.

Winslow, and Mr. Arthur Wins-low, 2d. Mr. and Mrs. Montague uunu, Mr.

and Mrs. William Ziegler, Mr. and Mrs. R. C.

Miller, Madame tvc Mtllpr Mr. J. ui muuu, aval ,,7 Murphy and Mr. Garabellt wre among ine omer bucolo. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Schniewlnd, whose son, Mr. Henry Schnie-wind, 3d, was married to Miss. Helen Ball on Friday, gave a dinner Thursday evening at their country heme at Glen Cove. L.

for members of the wedding party and young friends of the couple. The wedding took place in the Episco il Church of St. John's of Latting-town, and a reception followed at the country home in Locust Valley, L. of Miss Ball's parents. Mr and Mrs.

Wilbur L. Bali. Mrs. Jouett Ross Todd arrived Tuesday from Louisville and is at the Hotel Pierre, where she was joined Thursday by her mother, Mrs. John Lord Boatwright, of Hampton Gardens, Richmond.

Va. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thorn King, of Tuxedo Park. N.

and Mrs. Archibald Rogers of Hyde Park, N. are at the Hotel Pierre. Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte Save a luncheon Tuesday in the apanese garden of the Ritz-arl-ton for Mrs.

James C. Daily and Mrs. Thomas Morrison Carnegie, Jr. Mrs. John Grenville Bates entertained in honor of Miss Louise Chappell Kunhardt.

whose marriage to Mr. Towar Boulton Bates took place on Saturday in Greenwich. In the party were Mrs. William A. Barstow, Mrs.

William Boulton Bates and 'iss Lois 1 Barstow. Mrs. George W. Whlttaker gave a luncheon for Mrs. Herbert A.

Schmidt, of San Francisco, who is visiting her. Mrs. Harold E. Talbott gave a luncheon Tuesday at Chatham I i 1 1 -c. '4 i John's Church will meet in the rector's study 679 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford, Thursday at 5 p.

m. The first of the series of winter dances sponsored by the Collegians will be held Saturday evening from 8:30 to 12 o'clock at the Hartford Saenge round Hall. 266 Washington Street. The Hartford Chapter of Hadas-sah will hold its first meeting of the season Tuesday afternoon, September 26, at 2:30 o'clock at the Zionist Centerr 621 Albany Avenue, Mr. Abraham Goldstein will give an address on "Zionism and the German Situation." There will also be a reading of the constitution.

Mrs. Samuel Kantrowitz will be hostess for the social hour which will follow and Mrs. Samuel H. Goldman will preside. New York Miss Jane Miller, daughter of Mrs J.

Norris Miller, of Forest Avenue, and the late Mr. Miller, was honored Tuesday night at a supper dance given by her mother at the Woman's National Golf and Tennii Club at Glen Head. Three hundred guests, principally young folk who have attended the other debutante parties on the north shore during the last fortnight were present. Before the dance Mrs. Henry G.

Gray gave a dinner for thirty young friends of her daughters, Miss Audrey Gray and Miss Milo Gray, and of the debutante's sister. Miss Anne Miller, at her Locust Valley home. Mifs Nancy Church also gave a dinner at the Mill Neck home of hei parents. Guests from these dinners went on to the dance. Mrs.

Miller received with her daughter; her cousin, Mrs. Montague H. Duval, of Great Neck, Miss Deborah Locke, of Cedarhurst. and Miss Anna Jones, of Oyster Bay. L.

I. Miss Miller wore a frock of white lame and gold. She has been in school in Switzerland the last two years. The clubhouse was decorated with autumn flowers and there were special lighting effects. Attending the dance were Miss Jane Aldred.

Miss Martha Allen, Miss Alice Andre, Miss Joan Ball, Miss Barbara Babcock, Miss Barbara Belmont, Miss Betty Bcrtles, Miss Mar-na Brower, Miss Evelyn Bruen, Miss Georgia Buck, Miss Frances Campbell, Miss Adrienne Charles, Miss Nancy Church, Miss Anne Clark, Miss Margaret Conolly, Miss Caroline Corey, Miss Pheobe Davis, Mi.ss Constance Dimock. Miss Alice Dou-bleday, Miss Else Duggan, Miss Marion Dunstan, Miss Anne Earle. Miss Margaret Erskine, Miss Ann Foster, Miss Helen Fairchild. Mi.ss Noelle Finch, Miss Angela Fowler, Miss Flora Garvan, Miss Mabel Gartan and Miss Betty Gair. Also Miss Elise Grace, Miss Valerie Hadden, Miss Nancy Heckscher, Miss Barbara Hendick.

Miss P.ox-anne Hoar, Miss Barbara Miss Suzanne Humphreys, Miss Betty Kennedy, Miss Eleanor Ladd. Miss Francesca Livermore. Miss Edith Loard, Miss Helena McCenn, Miss Dorothy McGee, Miss Mary Mellon. Miss France? Miller and Miss Nancy Miller. Miss Kathryn Milburn, Miss Betty Morris.

Miss Eleanor Mullally. Miss Hope Noyes, Miss Anne Pyle. Miss Sheila Potter. Miss Sylvie Redmond, Miss Miini Richardson. Miss Margaret Roose Photo by John Haley MRS.

LOUIS Y. CADERMAN Mrs. Gaberman of Whtlney Street is a member of the committee in charge of the dance which the Sisterhood of the Emanuel Synagogue will hold this evening at 9 o'clock on the Killarney Show Boat. Rensselaer Polytechnic institute. Mr.

Harrv Thomson, son of Mr and Mrs. Harrv L. Thomson of Wolcott Hill Road, Wethersfield, will return September 25 to Wiibraham Academy, wiioranam, Mass. Miss Eileen M. FitzGerald daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. P. J. FitzGerald of Torrineton, will re turn this month to Trinity College, Washington, D. C.

She is a member of the junior class. Robert Balgley, son of Mr and Mrs. Jacob Balgley of Vanderbilt Road. West Hartford, and Mr, Milton Spitz, of Milwaukee, Wis, have returned to Hartford after a trip through the Middle West. Mr Balalev and Mr.

spitz visited in Milwaukee and attended the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. Thev will leave Monday for Han over, N. where they are class mates at Dartmouth college Miss Elsa Gometz, daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Gometz of Church street, wethersneia, re turned to Storrs on Saturday.

Miss Gometz is a student at the Connecticut State College. Miss Ruby Wadhams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Allyn Wadhams of Tower Avenue, has returned to Boston, after spending the summer with her parents.

Miss Wadhams is a member of the senior class at Simmons College. The engagement of Miss Anita Louise Martinez, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stewart Martinez of Brookline Avenue. Bloomfield, to Mr.

Peter Thomas Lennon of East Hartford, son of Mrs. Mary Lennon of Old Saybrook, is announced by her parents. Mrs. Benjamin Feir of Albany Avenue left on Saturday to spend a week with her son, Mr. Samuel Feir, and her daughter, Miss Esther Feir.

both of Riverside Drive, New York. Mr. Fred Dubin, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.

J. Dubin of Linwold Drive, West Hartford, left on Saturday for Pittsburgh, where he will resume his studies at the Carnegie Institute of Technology. Mr. Dubin a member of the Senior Class. Mr.

Daniel O. Sayers, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Sayers of Garden Street, returned Saturday after spending two weeks at Mt.

Olive, N. C. and Mrs. Jacob Gifeenberg of Elmer Street have as their guests for the week-end Mr. and Mrs.

Morris Sigal of Bristol. Miss Tybel Kasov, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Philip Kasov of Chatham Street, will return to Northampton, Mass, on Septemoer 25, after spending the summer with her parents.

Miss Kasov is a member of the senior class at Smith College. Mrs. Mayer Levy of Canterbury Street has as her guests for the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Meyerson of New York, Mr.

Bernard Mitnick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mitnickof Cumberland Road, West Hartford, will leave September 25 for Wiibraham, Mass where he will be a student at Wiibraham Academy. Mr. and Mrs.

Morris S. Shekato)f of Deerfield Avenue have as their guest for the week-end, Miss Ann Howitt of New York. The Sisterhood of the Emanuel Synagogue will hold a dance this evening at 9 o'clock on the Killarney Show Boat. There will be a special floor show and refreshments. Mrs.

Agnes Wiley, president of the Cecilia Club of Hartford, has an nounced that there are a limited number of vacancies in the chorus for the coming season. Voice trials will be held Monday evening, at 7 :30 o'clock at Gallup and Alfred's store, Wise Smith Co. Walton McLane. son 01 Mr. ana Mr .1 Waltin Mrf-an of Crom well at the First Congregational in Cromwell saturaav ai; ernwn at 4 o'clock.

Rev. Eugen Bushong performed the ceremony. Mrs. Ernest C. Doering played the wedding music.

Tho hriri whn van civen In mar riage by her father, was attended by her sister, Mrs. Martin ivieivm Ross of Bloomfield, N. as matron of honor and Miss Helen Schaal ol Menden and Miss Elsie Bailey of Brooklyn. N. Y-, as bridesmaids.

Mr. Andrew J. McLane. brother of the bridegroom, was best man and the ushers were Mr. Irving R.

Risk of Worcester. Mass, and Mr. Edmund Kosinski of Hartford The bride wore a Chanel model gown of white bridal satin made princess style, trimmed with lace across the back and sleeves and made with a court train. Her veil was of rose point lace trimmed with pearls and she carried a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. The matron of honor wore a gown of salmon pink translucent velvet with a black velvet turban and carried a bouquet of talisman roses.

The bridesmaids' gowns were of pansv blue translucent velvet made like that of the matron of honor They wore black velvet turbans and carried bouquets of talisman roses. The bride's mother wore black chiffon velvet with yellow and black cut velvet sleeves and a corsage of yel-low roses. The mother of the bridegroom, wore an acquamarine blue crepe gown with a corsage of yel low roses. A reception followed the ceremony at the home cf the bride's parents for relatives and intimate friends, Mr. and Mrs.

McLane left for a wedding trip to Chicago. Mrs. E. N. Stanley and her daughters, Mrs.

Arthur H. Harrop and Miss Esther Stanley of Lexington Street, New Britain, have returned from Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard, Mass, where they spent the season. Miss Virginia P. Boyd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Luther H. Boyd of Edgewood Street, will return this month to Radcliffe College, where she is a member of the senior class. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P.

Kennedy of Beacon1 Street have returned from Westbrook where they spent the summer. Mr. and Mrs. B. McGurk of Sherman Street returned last week from their summer home in Bolton.

Mrs. J. P. Barnum and her daughter. Miss Betty Barnum of Vanderbilt Road, West Hartford, have returned after a motor trip to Nebraska.

Miss Barbara Birney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Birney of North Main Street. West Hartford, will leave on Monday to resume her studies at Connecticut College for; Women at New London. Miss Birney is a member of the senior class, Mr.

Richard Newfield. son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Newfield of North Oxford Street, will leave on Monday for Philadelphia, Pa.

where he is a student at the Wharton School of Finance, University of Pennsylvania. Miss Florence Temple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Truman R. Temple of Plainfield Street, left Wednesday for Madison, Wis, where she will be a student at the University of Wisconsin.

Rev. Theodore A. Greene and his son, Theodore P. Greene of Lexington Street. New Britain, returned Monday from Dublin, N.

where they spent the season. Mr. and Mrs. T. E.

Duncan of Asylum Avenue will return the end Of the month from Indian Neck, Branford, where they have been spending the summer. Mr. Duane Steinle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L.

Steinle of Harrison Street, New Britain, has returned to Dartmouth College where he will be a member of the junior class. Miss Marv Alice Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David A. Wilson of Warrenton Avenue, will enter Mount St.

Joseph's College, Hamilton Heights, on Thursday. Mr. Louis E. Ames, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis E. Ames of Morn- Paris Says: iello; Mrs. Frances Rossi, Mrs. Lucy Silvestri and Mrs. Julius Sposito.

The faculty of the church school at St. John's Church will meet Wednesday evening, commencing with dinner, which will be served at 6:30 o'clock in the parish house, 679 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford. The Ladies Aid Society of the North Methodist Church will hold a silver tea at the home of Mrs. Paul Dramana, 17 Sterling Place, Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. All members and friends of the North Methodist Church are cordially invited to attend.

The Pansy Circle of the King's Daughters will hold its fall rally Wednesday evening, September 20, at 7:45 o'clock at the home of Miss Jessie A. Whittelsey, 20 Wood mere Road, West Hartford. Members will relate their vacation experiences and the schedule for meetings during the coming months will be submitted. St. Luke's Ladies Guild will meet Wednesday evening, September 20, at 8 o'clock at the James Naylor School.

The guest speaker will be Miss Mildred Wilson, former president of the Hartford Electric Light Company Girls' Club. She will speak on "Girls' Clubs, Ways and Means." Mrs, Edward F. Taylor will be the hostess for the evening The executive committee of the Young People's Fellowship of St. 210 Asylum Street. Those who can, should bring a song for the try-out.

The Daughters of Queen Marguer ite will hold their monthly meeting Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the mezzanine floor of the Hotel Bond. Miss I. C. Rulnick from G. Fox and Company will talk on "Fall and Winter Fashions" and will illustrate her talk with garments from the store.

Rev. Charles C. Nobel will speak on 'RMding Between the Lines," at the meeting which the Junior League of the Hebrew Ladies' Old People's Home will hold Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the Moorish room of the Hotel Bond. The presi dent, Miss Pearl Kenig, will preside and will announce plans for the coming season. All members are urged to attend.

The Horace Bushnell Chapter of the Delphian Society will hold its first meeting of the season Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock in the Colon- nial Room of the Horace Bushnell Memorial. Mrs. Cyril E. Warren will preside and Mrs. William D.

Halsey will be leader for the day. The subject will be "Restoration Drama." The Church Service League of St. John's Church will meet in the parish house, 679 Farmington Avenue, West Hartford, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock to sew for the parish fair. The Italian Mothers Club will resume its activities for the season Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The meeting will be held at Casa Maria.

Mrs. Matthew Dilascio will act as chairman of hostesses assisted by Mrs. Anthony Bertucci, Mrs. Frank Caruso, Mrs. Domenic Di Nola, Mrs.

Prosper Franklin, Mrs. Anthonv LeRov. Mrs. Louis Maradie, Mrs. Camillo M.

Roman- "Your First Fall Frock -Should he FAILLE -Should he BLACK!" velt, Miss Jane Ryan. Miss Margaret Salvage, Miss Katharine Salvage, Suits Fur' HLKE THE UErsi0' TUMBLLL ST. Mr. and Mrs. H.

D. Ely of Fairfield Avenue have returned after spending some time at Madison. Miss Earleen Fairweather, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.

E. Fair-weather of Tower Avenue, is spending the month of September as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Whit-marsh of Newport, R.

I. Mis Alice Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hairy P. Miller of Wolcott Hill Road, Wethersfield, will return to New London on Monday after spending the summer with her parents.

Miss Miller is a member of the senior class at the Connecticut College for Women. Mrs. Edward J. Dalv of Newfield Avenue is returning this week from Indian Neck, Branford, where she spent the season. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur H. Harrop and Miss Esther Stanley of Lexing ton street. New Britain, leit Sat urday for Colorado. On their return, they will visit the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago.

Miss Ruth Ann Kennedy, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy of Beacon Street, will return this month to Albertus Magnus College, where she is a member of the sophomore class. Mice Tnorflm nf Pr- quonock Avenue, Windsor, will re turn tnis monui to itaacmie college, where she is a member of the junior class.

Miss Mary Margaret" McGurk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. McGurk of Sherman Street will enter Hamilton Heights College on Thursday. Mr.

Hamlin Gilbert of Linnmoore Street will leave the end of this month for Wiibraham. Mass, where he is a student at Wiibraham Academy. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Gilbert of Linnmoore Street. Mr. and Mrs. Owen P. McCusker of Jefferson Street announce the.

marriage of their daughter, Miss Alice Irene McCusker. to Mr. John Francis O'Brien, son of Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brien of Jefferson Street on September 7.

Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien will reside at 254 Wethersfield Avenue. Mrs. Arthur A.

McLeod of Albany Avenue has returned after spending some time at Niantic. Mr. Frank A. Montei, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank A. Montei of Ridgefield Street, has left for Hanover, N. where he will enter the freshman class at Dartmouth College. Mrs. Montei is spending the week-end in Hanover.

Miss Georgie Parker of Lexington Street, New Britain, is spending a week at Silver Sands Beach as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Parker of Curtis Street, New Britain. Miss Mildred Howard, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

A. W. Howard of Main Street, Wethersfield returned to South Hadiey. Mass, on Tuesday after spending the summer with her parents. Miss Howard is director of physical education at Mt.

Holyoke College. Miss Mary Margaret Whipple, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. B. N.

Whipple of Bristol, will enter Trinity College, Washington, D. this month. Miss Mary Scribner Rich, daughter of Mrs. Frank J. Brainard of Portland, will return this month to Sweet Briar College, Sweet Briar, Va.

Mr. William Gagnier, son of Mrs. Russell C. Parsons of Church Street. Wethersfield, will leave September 25 for Wiibraham.

Mass, where he will be a student at Wiibraham Academy. Miss Ardella H. Spare of Bristol will return September 25 to Radcliffe College, where she is a member of the senior class. Mr. George Parsons, son of Mr.

and Mrs. George A. Parsons of Blue Hills Avenue, will leave the end of this month for Wiibraham, where he is a student at Wiibraham Academy. Mr. Francis Twiss, son of Mr.

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