New Britain herald., 1923-02-10

Mrs, William A. Howe opened he
 home on I.enox Place yesterday after
 noon to. meeting Of the Women
 Foreign Missionary society of th
 South Congregational church, Mir
 Herbert Johnson, who has made he
 home in Japan for the past two years
 gave an especially interesting talk el
 "workers In Japan." which was fol
 lowed by a general discussion of Cur
 rent Events in Turkey, Mrs, How served afternoon tea to her guests, as sisted by Mrs, M. House and Mrs. n A. catiin.
 Mrs. William Peace gave a showel and bridge party at her home Of Black Rock avenue Thursday evening eompiimenting Miss Agnes Duncan son. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Duncanson Of, Black Rock avenue There were three tables of bridge playing, Miss Evelyn Baker. Miss Agnes Duncanson and Miss Sally smith were prize winners. Mrs. Peace served a buffet supper to her guests.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifton Wilson enter tained several friends at supper at their home last Sunday evening.
 Miss Rose Fox. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Fox of Chestnut street. was among those entertaining for Miss Agnes Duncanson during tho past week. On Wednesday evening. Miss Fox gave Pyrex shower and bridge party at her home. Decorations were carried out in blue and silver through out the house. Miss Myrtle Porter and Miss Duncanson were prize win ners. Miss Fox served refreshments to her guests in the dining room from an attractive table, the centerpiece being blue sweet peas and daffodils with a tall blue candle at each end.
 Miss Irene Andrews. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Andrews of 'Bas- sett street, Miss Carlyn Kingsley, laughter of Mir. and Mrs. Harvey of Bassett street and Miss >orrine Goodwin, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Burton Goodwin of Sherman court are planning to attend a class 'eunion at Beechwood School, Jen- Penn., the latter part of the month.
 The Sunshine society announces linner dance and card party to be 'eld next Thursday evening. February 5 at the Elks club. Mrs. Arthur Jldershaw is chairman of the com nittee in charge which includes Mrs. William Montague. Mrs. B. F. Gaff- icy, Mrs. c. Erickson, Mrs. Fred .oomis, Mrs. Louis Oldershaw, Mrs. '. Hart, Mrs. Howard Sherman, Mrs ,. V. Proudman and Mrs. F. c. Hurl- 'urt.
 Several New Britain folk will attend he dinner dance at the Hartford Golf Hub tonight. This is the last dance f the winter season.
 MT. and Mrs. Dull,y Walker of trinity street entertain T at a small | inner party at their hone last Sat rcay evening.
 Mrs. Henry G. S,haur.". of Lin- oln street gave a birthday party for CT small daughter on Monday after oon in observance of her first birth ay.
 Mrs. Nancy Schaeffer of Harrison rect is in Boston, Mass.
 
 Mrs. James Landon Cole and her stcr, Miss Katheryn Bishop. of avenue, Hartford, are ,ending the weekend in Hanover, . H., attending the winter carnival !. Dartmouth college, where they will t as hostesses at the Psi Upsilon ouse. Both Mrs. Cole and Miss lshop are, well known in town. Miss Jeanette Amaetrano of Brook ] n. N. r., is the house guest of Mrs. aurice Johnson of Forest street. iss Amaetrano and Mrs. Johnson ere classmates at Dana Hall, Welles- y, Mass. f Miss Dorothy Booth, daughter of :. r. and Mrs. William Booth of For street, has become member of : e Esther Stanley chapter. D. A, R. A. B. Alderson of Lake street will | from Boston February 10 on the ldania. He will meet his brother, ajor H. Brown Alderson. who is tn the royal engineers of Calais, and II visit the battlefields of France d Belgium. MT. Alderson will go England in March and plans to re- n home early in April
 Mrs. Charles E. Erickson gave tea
 her home on Cambridge street 'nday afternoon, complimenting s. S. c. Ohman of New York city, o is the guest of Mrs. E. T. Fro n of West Main street.
 Hiss Gladys Fogarty. daughter of set, and Miss Edith Loomis, daugh-
 of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Loomis of rrison street, are planning another dge party to be held later in the nth to raise funds for the Skid re Endowment Fund.
 ,aymond Piper, of Boston, Mass. is nding the weekend at the New tain club.
  fr. and Mrs. Otis Scripture of ox Place, entertained four tables bridge at their home on Thursday ming, Mrs. Norman Vile and De- ls