New Britain herald., 1924-02-23

iHueeu very feStlfe. Every oay saw numerous gatherings of two or three tables for bridge or nah jongg or fol tea. Washington's birthday coming on Friday as it did. brought many oi the school set home for this weekend and number of parties have beer given for them. One of the most i'm. portant of these was the bridge which Miss Harriet Reynai. daughter of Mir and Mrs. Louis Reynai, gave at her home on Lexington street this after. noon to announce the engagement of Miss Mildred Meisner daughter oi Mir. and Mrs. George Meisner of Ber- lin to Kenneth Relyea of Bridgeport and New Britain.
 On Wednesday several bridge par ties were held at the Shuttle Meadow club. A list of those entertaining in- cludes the names of Mrs. Harry Bates Mrs. Kenneth Searle. Mrs. H. L. Pease and Miss Harriet Reynal.
 Club events were an interesting part of the weeks program, one of the largest being that of the New Britain Woman's club which met at the First church chapel on Tuesday at which Reverend D. Brewer Eddy, D.D. spoke on "America's Real Problems in the Orient" On Wednesday the Mother hood club of Berlin met to hear Mrs. F. c. Platt talk on Condolences, Mothers-Daughters." The following day Miss Mary Taylor Blauveldt met with her Current Events class in the First church chapel. Thursday eve- ming in Berlin the Emma Hart Will lard Chapter. Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution. held an open meet ing at the Community House.
 >An interesting party next week will be the beefsteak dinner dance which will be held on the evening of Satur- day, March l, at the Shuttle Meadow club. MT. and Mrs. Jonathan Hart of Maple Hill will give large dinner party to precede the dancing.
 Mir. and Mrs. Virgil Palmer of liar rison street are spending few weeks in Florida.
 Kenneth Relyea of Bridgeport is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. George Meisner of Berlin.
 Mrs. James Robinson of Harrison street who has been the guest of her daughter and son-in-law, MT. and Mrs. Wilson Killough of Chicago for the past two months will leave March 1st for California.
 
 Miss Harriet Reynal. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Reynai of Lex ington street entertained few friends at bridge at the Shuttle Meadow club on Wednesday for her house guest, Miss Evelyn Snyder of pnnsyivania.
 Mrs. l.. W. Christ entertained five tables of bridge at her home on Gar den street Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. Grace Monsees and Miss Moy- Ian conlin are in charge of the bene- fit bridge which St. Mary's Sodality society will give In their club rooms Tuesday evening, February 26.
 Miss Margaret Christ, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. F.. N. Christ Of Garden street, attended the dinner dance given last Saturday evening at Wild cliffe School ih Pennsylvania. Miss Christ Is u student at the school.
 
 Mrs Benjamin ayerson of Maple street entertained two tables of bridge at her home on Tuesday afternoon
 The first annual dance of the Delta J,ho Sorority will be held Friday eve l... .ls.s. .stsI Aa Rexmere Club orchestra playing. The local chapter Was organized last year md Is affiliated with chapters at Mt st. Joseph's Academy. Hartford. and elsewhere. meeting or the eorority was held last ept thing at Inc home of Miss Mae NJ. Butler of 20 Spring street. and final plans were made for the affair. The hall is to be decorat- cd for the event and the members of Delta Rho are looking forward 10 al most enjoyable social.
 
 The woman's Association of the South church will present an interest ing program Friday afternoon. Feb ruary 2s at 3:3o o'clock. The con tributions of different peoples to America, and activities Of this ssso- citation to help other nations will be by members in nationality costumes. The program will be as follows:
 Japanese Dialogue Nils. l sionary department in charge of Miss Jane Vessel. sketch--sa,ing America Through 1
  ary department in charge of Mrs. E. | W. Schultz. Mrs. R. A. catlin and Mrs. l J. Fl. Kirkham. | Playiet "The Royal Glue" in | charge of Mrs Howard Vessel.
 The Royal Glue was written by | Howard Bradstreet of Hartford. state | director of adult education. It was previously presented before the Hart ford College club by members Of the spruce Street settlemnt.
 Miss Esther Kopiowitz. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. s. kopiowitz of 15i Hartford avenue. a student at Bay rath Institute. Is spending the week With her parents.
 Mrs. Alex E. Sideropf of i7i Win hrop street .ente tertained the Hadassail Sewing Circle at her home Thursday lfternoon.
 The opening supper in the r. W. c. \. drive for funds will take place next Wednesday evening. February 27 at i:l5 o'clock in the gymnasium of the .ssociation on Hungerford Court. This ntpner u,ltt ha serynd to att urorkera i.