New Britain herald., 1923-01-27

About ss couple were in sileadsne'
 al the iiEsl of series of nlanilil
 dances sisen sy the Business and Fro
 fessienal Memen's club al the club
 house on High street last evening, Mis-
 Anna feberg was chairman ol ths ' committee in charge and had Mis'
 Anna Nave, Miss Ahhe Dawson ana
 Miss I.eonora Fox to assist her, Music
 was furnished by a threespieee or 1 ehestra.
 The ef1eers and directors Of the club are in charge of the open house
 to be held tomorrow afternoon for
 members of the Connecticut clubs
 who will visit here, Guests are ex- peeied from Stamford, New Haven, Bridgeport and Hartford,
 MT. and Mrs. Clifton N ~.ison or
 Forest street entertained three tables
 of bridge at their home Thursday eye-
 nins for their house guests. Mrs, c. s, Campbell Of Willskebore. Penn, A
 prize was awarded to Mrs, Maurice
 Johnson. Mrs. Campbell and Mrs,
 Wilson were classmates at Dana Hall,
 Mrs. Ernest smith of Franklin Square entertained her bridge club at the shuttle Meadow club on wednes- day.
 Mrs. Allen MeKinnie Of Forest street has been spending a few days In New Haven visiting friends
 A number Of girls from the Vulcan Iron Works will hold a theater party at Parsons this afternoon.
 The New Britain McAll Auxiliary will hold a meeting at the home Of Mrs. Charles Mitchell Of 6t Russell street on Thursday afternoon. Feb ruary l at o'clock. Mrs. Eliot of New Haven will tell Of her recent trip to Paris and why the French still need our help. The treasurer, Mrs. Robert NJ. Parsons asks that last years dues be paid at this meeting.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Baldwin Of corbin avenue entertained several friends at tea at their home last Sun day evening.
 Miss Eleanor Lewis Of Russell street returned on Thursday from Whining ton, Del, where she has been the guest of Miss Mary l.ofland.
 Miss Margaret Foster daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Wells Foster of Russell street, will give bridge party at her home this evening to several Of her friends.
 Mrs. Helen Leach entertained sev- eral employees of the Connecticut Light and Power Co. at her home in Belvidere Thursday evening compli- Mrs. Della Farrell on her birthday.
 Miss Florence Mouat. daughter Of Irove Hill will entertain the Alpha Alpha alumnae girls at her home next tuesday evening.
 Several members of the younger set n town as well as many of the school nd college set are planning to attend he Junior week festivities at Wes- cyan University which will take place he second weekend in February. )n Thursday evening, February 8, the Prom" will be held and on Friday nd Saturday there will be plays and games with the usual dim CT dances and round robins at the arious fraternity houses in the even- g.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick upson of his left yesterday for Florida to ( pend the remainder of the winter. frs. Upson's nieces, Miss Muriel and 1 Hiss Dorothy Lamha, also made the rip. -
 Mir. and Mrs. E. Allen Moore will pen their home on Sunny Ledge this vening to, a benefit bridge party , 'hich the Vassar alumni will give to { aise funds for the Vassar salary en- owmeht fund. Tables have been re- arved by all society members includ- lg the older matrons and the young $ r married set as well as several of e younger folk. Mrs. Maurice Pease, Irs.. Donald Bartlett, Mrs. Philip tanley and Miss Sally Humason are . ,e committee in charge. f Y 3A , Miss Freda Burkle, teacher of z, at the Boston. High sch hool Id for the past two years visitor
 Germany, gave very interesting lk last evening at meeting which e as held at the Teutonic Maenner- | lor hall on Arch street. Miss Bur d e told of the conditions in central c urope. t. T n