New Britain herald., 1924-05-10
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Suilivans Rexmere club orchestra of this city will play for the spring dance Of the Gamma Psi Fraternity al Wesleyan University tonight.
 The Misses Anna Rosenberg and Anna Siderowffsky will give a bridge party Thursday evening, May 16, al the Hotel Burritt, for the benefit oi FIadassah. The proceeds will be do mated to the Medical Unit in Palestine and those desiring to reserve table, can call either Miss Rosenberg or Mis-. siderowffsky.
 Mrs. NJ. Gordon of Winthrop street entertained at bridge Wednesday even ing. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. c J. Greenstein and Mrs. H. Horwitz.
 Mrs. C. J. Greenstein of Winthrop street entertained at bridge Tuesda, evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs M. Gordon and Mrs. A. Siderowffsky.
 Mir. and Mrs. Curtis Christ of New York city spent last weekend in town
 A miscellaneous shower was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mis- Y. Hasson of Maple street in honol of Miss Mildred Farrell, daughter ot Thomas Farrell of Pittsfeld, former resident of this city. Miss Farrell vii become the bride of Thomas Moran oi Bristol the latter part of June.
 The wedding of Miss Blanche Heller Waters, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Archibald D. Waters of 55 Armistic, street, to Florian J. Fox. son of MT and Mrs. Florian Fox of 11e Clifford street, Whitneyville. New Haven, vii take place Wednesday morning at IL o'clock at St. Peters rectory. Rev Charles Coppens will officiate. Mis-! Eleanor Clifford of Long Island vii be maid of honor and Archibald Waters, brother of the groom, will ac as best man.
 Mir. Fox is a graduate of Yale shef. field, class of 1923, and is at present employed by the American Telephone and Telegraph company in New York
 MT. and Mrs. John Carlson of 35s Chestnut street observed the goth an riversary of their wedding last Wed nesday. 4 number of relatives gave them party in the evening and the. received many pretty gifts Piano Sc lections were rendered by Mrs. Arvid Carlson of Hartford and Mrs 1sabe Carlson of Middletown and Mis- Mabel Carlson gave a number of vo. cal selections. A luncheon was served Mir. and Mrs. Carlson were married ir this city by Rev. pr. s. c. ohman and have one daughter, Miss Mabel Carl. son.
 Miss Eugenie Bumgardner, who has been the field worker for the Neai East Relief drive here, will leave 10. morrow. where she will direct another campaign.
 Mrs. M. l.. Fitch of Emmons place has returned from North Adams Mas, where she has been visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mir. and Mrs Bary Fitch.
 Mrs. Howard Parsons of Steele street, who is on an extended western trip, and Mrs. w. c. Gilbert Of Beau. mont, Texas, have returned from Cali fornia to Beaumont, where Mrs, Par sons is the guest of Mrs. Gilbert. On her way East, Mrs Parsons will visit Mrs Wilson Killough at her home in Chicago. Mrs. Killough was former ly Miss Mildred Robinson of New Britain
 Mrs Roger Whitman of Corbin av- enue and Miss Margaret Eddy of Lin coin road were among the guests at the afternoon party which Mrs. Rich ard Bulkeley gave at her home in Hartford Friday.
 Mrs. Victor Poindexter of Forest street entertained the members Of the Alpha Alpha slumnae at bridge at her home Tuesday evening. Miss Bea- trice Reynal won the prize.
 Miss Eunice Humphrey, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Humphrey of Lincoln stree has been transferred 10 the Senior high school faculty. -
 Mir. and Mrs. Morris Abraham of Chestnut street have gone to Florida to live.
 Miss Alsta Chamberlain of New York city has been the house guest of Mi. Eleanor Lewis of Russell street. Today Miss Lewis and her guest notored to Millbrook to attend their class reunion at the Bennett school.
 Mrs. Sydney Hungerford and her children, who have been visiting MT. end Mrs. F. B. Hungerford of Cedar street, will return with MT. Hunger ford 10 their home in Providence to- morrow.
 The members Of the Home Mission sry society of the South Congrega- tionai church held an especially inter esting meeting Friday afternoon in the church chapel. In the absence of Mrs. A. W. upson. chairman, Mrs. Douglas Johnstone presided. Miss Jean Wardrope of the Y. W. .. Aswho has been attending the T. W. C. A. convention in New York city, gave a