New Britain herald., 1924-02-16

home on Garden street Friday after l noon.
 There were 36 in attendance at the regular Wednesday luncheon bridge held this week at the Shuttle Meadow club, among those reserying tables were Mrs. F. A. Searle, Miss Mary Whittlesey, Mrs. William Hungerford. 1 Mrs. John Fellows, Mrs. Howard g Drummer. Mrs. Maxwell Coe, Mrs. } Johnstone Vance and Mrs. c. F. :. Swift.
 } MT. and Mrs. William Judd enter . tained several friends at' bridge at l their home on Murray street last eve-
 ming.
 Mir. and Mrs. Maxwell Porter en-
 tertained three tables of bridge at
 their home on West Main street Thursday evening. Valentine decora-
 tions were used.
 Harold Ingraham, Jr., son of Mir. and Mrs. Harold Ingraham, enter tained number of his young friends
 
 West End avenue Thursday. |
 Luther Parker who was operated upon at the Charter Oak hospital two weeks ago will return to his home on Forest street tomorrow. Mrs. A. B. Alderson of Lake street will return tomorrow from New York city where she has been spending the last two weeks.
 Mrs. Edward Dunn of East street, entertained the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge at her home Prizes were awarded to Mrs. NJ. Peyser and Mrs. B. Myerson.
 Miss Virginia Hart. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Walter Hart of Hart street, a senior at Smith college attended the Ice Carnival at Dartmouth uni- versity last weekend.
 Mfr. and Mrs. William F. Beers of 1 Pearl street have returned from six weeks trip to Florida. | Miss Corinne Bacon spoke on Some Recent Interesting Books" at the reg ular meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club held last Tuesday evening. Miss Bacon's very interesting talk was followed by delightful musical program given by Miss Ruth Schade and Miss Ilga Harvey Miss Elizabeth Wainwright was In charge of the social which fol- lowed in the form of n valentine party.
 The regular monthly supper was held at the South Congregational church Thursday evening at 6;s0 o'clock.
 A meeting of the Stanley woman's Relief Corps was held Wednesday, afternoon with exercises appropriate for Lincoln's birthday.
 r. A. searle of Forest street. r. S. Chamberlain of Forest street, W. l.. Hatch of West Main street and G. w. klett of Grove Hill are spending two weeks at Southern Pines, N. c.
 Miss Agnes Buckley of Austin street and Miss Sadie Buckley of Park street have returned to town after spending two weeks with Miss Mary Jane Toner in New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. Curtiss Christ will leave for New York city next week to make their homo there.
 The Stanley Works Girls club bowling league held its fifth annual banquet at the Hotel Bond, salon de danse, Tuesday evening with about 70 young women in attendance. Miss Abhie Brooks acted as toastmastress. Miss Catherine McAloon was awarded q prize Of s5 in gold for highest aver age during the season, and Miss Sophie Scheyd was given ss.50 gold piece as second award. Patriotic decora- tions were used and presented q most pleasing appearance. Talented mem- bers Of the club contributed to program.
 
 Members of the Phi Sigma Sorority held a Very successful dance last eye- hing st the Eiks club on Washington street. The patronesses for the ansir were Mrs. Max unkelbach. Mrs. Charles UnkeIbach, Mrs Frederick Hart and Mrs. Ernest Wfent. Trinity orchestra furnished the lance music.
 Mrs. Gustav Ninger entertained at | towel shower and bridge at her lome on Ellis street Thursday evening Or Miss Helen Rackliffe daughter of Nr. and Mrs. Frank Rackliffe who Eill marry Carl Mason of Bristol next month. Bridge prizes were awarded to Miss Rsckliffe and Miss Marjorie ,roBcll.
 Invitations will be issued next week or the wedding of Miss Helen Rack fe. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank :. Rickliffe of kensington avenue and arl Mason. son of Nr, and Mrs. (. V. Jason of George street. Bristol. The -eddipg is io take place on Thursday, iarch goth al the home of Miss acklife's brother and sister-in-law, ir. and Mrs. Fred O. Racklihe of Iss eusington avenue. Reverend John . Davis. pastor of the Trinity Metho- st church will perform the cere- ony. Miss Rackliffe has chosen for Pr maid Of honor. Miss Doris Gvilns Plainville. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. anley GWiliim. Miss Rackiffe and iss Gwillim were classmates at How d Seminary. Her bridesmaids will 5 Miss Evelyn Rigc1ow and Miss AI- ca Martin Of this city.