New Britain herald., 1922-05-06

ne Swanson; Pride. Beatrice Dahson
 lndolence, Linnea Bengston; Gloom
 Mabel Ericson; Greed, Hildur Lind
 sren; Despair, Mildred Ericson
 Doubt, Mildred Enstam: Youth, Ade
 line Ohman; Talent, Edna Carlson
 Ambition, Elsa Roseen; Faith, f,ll;
 Hultgren: Hope. Elsa Frlandson
 Love, Mildred Swanson; Truth, Mil
 dred Abrahamson; Modesty, Ruth Oh
 man; Zeal, Mabel Poison; Cheer. Lil
 lian Ericson; Temperance, Editl
 Peterson; Conscience, Gertrude Lind
 quist
 One of the very incest spring partie: of the season was the May breakfas which Mrs. George kimball of Soutf
 Burritt street gave on May Day at the Shuttle Meadow club. The club house was most attractively decorated witt spring flowers, huge punches of apple blossoms and daffodils being used ir the halls, and in the dining room the tables were unusually pretty witt bowls of pink sweet peas. Mrs. Kim ball entertained her guests at bridge | during the morning. There were 22 | tables playing, the winning person at each table was awarded an old fashioned bouquet of flowers in a bright yellow May basket. Breakfast was served at 1 o'clock.
 Miss Virginia Humphrey, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Humphrey of Lincoln street, entertained several of her young friends at a supper party last evening in observance of her twelfth birthday. Miss Humphrey wore a frock Of Dresden batiste trimmed with pale pink organdie. Decorations about the house were apple blossoms and pink roses. The guests included Miss Elizabet Kim ball. Miss Katherine Clark, Miss Alice Began, Miss Anna Traut Miss Mar 1orie Bull, Miss Ada Kitchener and Miss Anna May Havlick.
 The May ball which will be held at the Shuttle Meadow club this evening will he one of the brilliant events of the season. Members from all social sets will be there, the society matrons, the younger married set and the young folks at school, many of them bringing guests The club has been attractively decorated with apple blossoms and other bright spring flowers. Bolton and Cipriano of New Haven will furnish music for dancing. Dinner will be served at o'clock.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Platt of Lin- con road will entertain at dinner at the Shuttle Meadow club preceding the dance this evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elisha Cooper of Vine street will give a dinner party at the Shuttle Meadow club this evening.
 Miss Corrine Goodwin, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Burton D. Goodwin, en- | tertained at bridge Wednesday eve- ming at her home on sherman court |
 Mrs. Robert N. Peck, Mrs. H. C. NJ. | Thompson, Miss Cornelia Chamber lain, Miss Bertha Chamberlain and Miss Frances Whittesey attended, as delegates, the thirty-ninth annual | meeting of the American McAll as- sociation which was held in Newark, \. J., on Wednesday and Thursday of his week
 Mrs. John C. Loomis of Forest street spent the week in New York 'ity.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hayden of liar 'ison street spent last weekend in 3oston.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Sampson of Harrison treet left Tuesday to spend the month n New York city, the guest of Mrs edwin Lewis.
 Mrs. Wilson kilough of Chicago is O spend the month of June with her 'arents, Mir. and Mrs James Robin on of Harrison street. The women's committee of the I huttle Meadow club has an ounced, regular Tuesday golf and ridge tournament for women, which ill open on May 9. Luncheon will e served at 1 o'clock. The Business and Professional Vomen's club announce a dance to ike place at the Shuttle Meadow club l n Friday evening May c6. I Miss Ebba Roseen. daughter of MT. nd Mrs C. N. Roseen Of Harrison [ rect is spending the week end with q iss Aline Nelson in Boston, Massa- J 1usetts. Miss Nelson is the daughter F Mir and Mrs. Bonnet Nelson of Har- | son street and is student at the orsythe Dental school in Boston. Paul Althouse. tenor of the Metro f ,litan Opera House who is to be the I 'loist for the concert of the New C ritain Choral society will be the guest (
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur c. kimball. \