New Britain herald., 1923-12-15

members of the school set have al
 ready returned to town and every da!
 brings another group. So many par
 ties and dances and teas and bridges
 and other Joyous events have beer
 planned that one will be kept bus,
 rushing from one to another to sal
 nothing of the bit of last minute gill buying. It just seems US if the days VIII not be long enough to crowd an- other thing into them. The Monda, night dancing class will hold a Cotil. lion dance next Monday night as the closing party of it's season. This will be preceded by a large dinner at the Shuttle Meadow club, which MT. and Mrs. Isaac Black wlil give Lo the en- tire class Next Saturday evening the Christmas ball wIlI be held at the club. Already several dinner parties have been planned to precede it, many ot them to include the older school set. Of course the older people in town will be there as well as the younger married set. Tuesday, Christmas day, at the club there will be the regular children's Christmas party in the afternoon preceded by many family dinner parties and fol- lowed by dancing for the grown ups from to o'clock in the evening.
 Harold Rossberg will come home from Exeter Acadamy next Wednes- day to spend his Christmas recess with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Emcr- son Rossberg of Vine street
 
 Miss Florence TruEibull, daughter Of Senator John Trumbull and Mrs. Trumbuli. of Plaiayille, was among the freshmen of Mt. Holyoke college when they gave their annual serenade Wednesday evening to the members of the junior class,
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Porter of Gar den street will be the guests at the "Nickol" dancing class which will be held at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Jack Robbins in Hartford this even- ing.
 Richard House, son Of Mrs. A. w. House Of LenoX Place, will return next Wednesday from Phillips Exeter Academy to spend his Christmas va cation in town.
 Mayor Paoncssa will be patron at the second annual dance which the Hartford Undergraduates of Holy Cross college will hold in the ball. room of the Hotel Bond on the eNen- ing Of December 2S.
 
 The Newington Community club gave d very successful entertainment at tho Guild Hall in Newington June- ton Thursday evening, when they presented three short plays The Trouble With Saterlec's" was the hfst play. The cast included Miss Doris Chamberlain, Miss Constance Cham bers, Miss Alice Gonscr, Miss Tile Genscr, Miss Ruth Carlson, Miss Gladys Weir and Miss Thora Andor- son. The cast for the second play "A Courtship." included Miss Mae Chambers, Miss Alma Genser. Fred and William Camp The third was a Negro Monologue," given by Burton Whitney and Louie Schwagen. Dancing followed tho entertainment
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 Mrs. Earl Y. Hisbee Of Garden street entertained four tables of bridge, at her home Thursday after noon in compliment to Mrs. Carl Neurnan of Harrison street Tho prize winners were Mrs. George Bod lev. Mrs. c. H. Norris and Mrs r. w. Macomber. Mrs. Iligbee served after noon tea 10 her guests
 Mrs. Harold Lee Judd of Berlin has Leen visiting relatives in Pennsyl- ,ania
 Miss Elizabeth Burr, daughter of Mir. and Mrs, Henry T. Burr of Fran els street came home yesterday from Simmons college to spend her Christ- mas vacation with her parents.
 George kimball, son Of Mir. and Mrs. A. c. kimball Of Lexington street. is expected home next We'd n. sday from Phillips Exeter Acad- rmy to spend the Christmas vacation with his parents. Mrs. George Kimball Of South Bur -itt street was in New York city this week. I; Mrs. Elisha Cooper or Vine street i spent part of this week in Now York { ,ity. [ Mir. and Mrs. Louis Reynal. Mir and , Mrs. Carl Frisbie and Mrs. W. l.. f Hatch were among the New Britain people at the Lambs Gambols held Tuesday evening at the Hartford club. , The Bal Masaue held Wednesday . .veninz st tho shuttle Meadow club vas the most brilliant feature Of the ,ocial calendar this month. great , many progressive dinner parties and eyeral smaller dinner parties pre- ! edsd the affair. The club was decor , tied with quantities Of pine trees ,anked along the walls Of the ball. com glowing with coiored Christmas ights. In the grand march which !. sarted at , o'clock. one found all orts of costumes, the Sbanish danc- ng girl the brilliant gypsy, snow ghite skating girls. the king and Iueen of hearts. quaint old fashion | girls. gay ballet dancers, the bold .sndit from Mexico. the French maid ] md chef and ever so many other ? ttractive costumes. A prize was .vardad to E. M. Hayden for tho fun- 2 jest costume. to Clarence Bennett rent inc cieverest. and to William T. ,oholan the most original Louis V younr was given the prize for the r