New Britain herald., 1923-01-27

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 Mrs, HeFtRR
 MF, liaFl at The piano, (, Two Pianos, four hands,
 q, Le Matin
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 MF, Hart and Mir, RasenheTi (, Songs for soprano with yielil
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 Miss Latham and Mf, steaFn
 Miss Harvey at the piano. (. Piano
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 Miss Hine,
 [. Mixed Quartet
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 Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Futile.
 Mr. stuhlman. Mr. Cornwall c. Two Pianos four hands
 suite-Ballet Music and Masurka
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 Miss Parker and Miss Hine.
 
 Belleair Heights. Fla. Jan. .7. Special 10 Herald;
 fBy Eve Alsmanl
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Judd, who are spending the winter season at their cottage at Belleair. were among the guests entertained by Mir. and Mrs. Frank Jones, of Memphis. Tenn. at dinner party given at the open ing Of the Belleview Country club for the season.
 The dinner was given in the white and gold dining room of the club house. Between courses the guests danced in the small dancing room forming the west wing of the dining room, overlooking Clearwater Bay. Women of the party were handsome ly gowned in light, lacy frocks which are an appropriate vogue in the South land this winter.
 After the dinner. the guests re- mained for the opening dance of the Belleair season. given by the Belle view club in the newy-finished French ballroom.
 Numerous other parties were enter tained at the opening of the Country Club. which is maintained exclusively for the winter colony at Belleair and for guest at the Belleview hotel. Guest at the club during the even ing who are well known in the liter ary and social life of the country in- cluded George Ade and Ort Wells. Mir. and Mrs. F.. l.. Ford and Dr. and Mrs. Hopkins. of Detroit. Mich. MT. and lIrs. Grantland Rice. Mir. and Mrs. Ring Lardner. Mir and Mrs. c. B. Keiland, Mrs. May Wilson Preston and l.. J. Lake, of Hartford, Conn.
 Mir. and Mrs. r. G. Vibberts, and Mir. and Mrs. Walter H. Hart, of New Britain, Conn, were in New York for few days early in the week.
 Mr. and Mrs. George F. Hart, of New Britain, Conn, were visitors at the Hotel Chatham, New York this week.
 Mrs. Logan Paige, of Harrison St.. is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Hagen Hinman in Warren, Ohio.
 Miss Corinne Bacon of Lexington street is in New York city.
 
 Mrs. George Kimbal of South Bur- | ritt street gave a luncheon bridge at her home on Monday complimenting Mrs. Frank Wachter of Harrison | street who will leave during the week for Peoria, H., to spend several weeks.
 Mrs. George Caldwell and daughter, Miss Evelyn Caldwell of Harrison street returned yesterday from New York city wheer they spent the early part of the week.
 Mrs. E. w. Christ of Garden street Is spending the weekend in New York city.
 Mrs. George Traut of West Main street will open her home next Sat urday afternoon to the A. A. girls for . benefit bridge which they will give on that day. This is one of the first parties of this kind that the active A. A. members have planned and it promises to be especially successful. Miss Alice Began, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Joseph Began of Harrison street, Miss Cordela Kilbourne. daughter of F. o. Kilbourne of Stan ley street and Miss Amalia Traut, daughter of MT. and Mrs George Traut are the committee in charge.
 
 Miss Anna Milkey Of Griswold street has gone to California where Bhe will spend the next six months. The woman's club of New Britain will entertain Tuesday evening at it's annual guest night when each mem bor of the club will be privileged to bring gsest The progra m for this ccasion will be an especially inter- ps.ing one as Marcus White of the State Normal school will be the speaker. Mir. White has chosen for , his subject: "Tact and Fancy in l; Miss Margaret Midd,emas and Miss -orinne Goodwin entertained at cards f ast Saturday evening at Miss Middle r mas home on High street in honor a If Miss Sylvia Aderson of Lake i treet. C The members Of the Esther Stan ? sy chapter. D. A. R.. are looking t onward to a delightful colonial re- option which they will hold on Fri sy afternoon. February 2. from ' , at the home of Mrs. Laurence f Fouatt, the regent. The hostesses s pr the afternoon will be Mrs. Mouatt. V frs. Harry N. Bates, Mrs. Frank J. \ orfer and Mrs. Rufus \. Hemen- t