New Britain herald., 1924-03-08

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 1 Mrs. Schaeffer of Harrison street will leave Tuesday for New York city to spend a few days.
 Miss Ruth Billings Crowell of New Haven is the weekend guest of Miss Aline Nelson, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Bennett Nelson of Harrison street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wachter of Harrison street have gone to Nassau.
 A. L. Mackey of Lincoln street left Friday for California.
 B. ". Grogan has returned from a trip through the west.
 | Mir. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson of Brighton street will spend part of next week in New York city.
 Miss Greta Roseen. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. C. N. Roseen of Harrison street, will entertain three tables of bridge at her home this afternoon. Her guests will include Miss Eliza beth kimball. Miss Barbara Parsons. Miss Marion Lake, Miss Muricl Lom- bra of Hartford. Miss Virginia Hum phrey. Miss Marjorie Bull, Miss kath- eryn Clark. Miss Dorothy Luhrs. Miss Veronica Luhrs. Miss Margaret Schrey and Miss Margaret immerman.
 
 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Robert C. Yuon. for merly of this city. now of Winono, Minn., 10 Miss Ruby Willits of Marshalltown, Iowa. Mir. Yuon is a graduate Of the New Britain high school in the class of 1917.
 Miss Florence Camp. Miss Bernice Strickland, Mrs. May stone, and Mrs. K. Belle filling. sailed Friday from New York city for Bermuda. l Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Johnson are visiting in Brooklyn, N. Y. They will be gone until Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. James II. Service of | for Florida where they will spend six or eight weeks.
 Mir and Mrs Howard T. Sharp en- tertained a party of friends last cvc- uing at their home. 7s4 West Main street, the occasion being the 18th anniversary Of their wedding. Bridge and music were enjoyed after which buffet lunch was served. The cou- pie received a. number Of beautiful gifts from their friends.
 Mrs. Logan Page of Harrison street will leave the first part of next week for Warren, ohio. to visit her sister Mrs. Hagen Hinman, formerly of this city.
 Kendall Mills returned to Yale uni versity on Monday after spending the weekend with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. IT. L. Mills of Curtiss street. Mir. Mills is among the 30 members of the Freshman Glse club who have been chosen to sing at the Rosemary school In Greenwich this weekend. |, Over sixty tables have been reserv- ed for the Trinity College Endow- ment Fund bridge which Is to be held next Saturday afternoon at the Bur rltt Hotel. The prizes for the affair have been contributed by the mer- chants In town. Miss Leonie Grove and Miss Agnes I'innegan are in charge.
 Miss Lillian Rrause of 5s Whitman street observed her i:th birthday an niyersary last Sunday afternoon by entertaining % of her friends at a party. Piano selections were given by Marie Stevenson. Games were played and refreshments served. Plans arc maturing successfully for the Citizens Free Bed Fund Bridge which Is to he held at the Burritt Hotel on the afternoon and evening of Saturday, March 22, Already 100 ta- bles have been sold for the afternoon play. The evening party takes on the air of quite a social event since sew ersl In town are planning dinner par 1 ties to precede the affair. Mrs. H. l.. Mills of Curtiss street and Mrs. w. E. 1 Atwood Of Vine street are on the ticket committee. Mrs. Mills is gem ersi chairman of the bridge announces her committees as follows: Tickets and prizes, Mrs. ". [. Atwood; ta- bles and chairs Mrs. W. P. Bacon; arranging tables and chairs, Miss Cor nelia Chamberlain: ushers, candy booth. Mrs William C. Hungerford: soliciting candy, nuts, Mrs. Frank Trsut: publicity. Mrs. George Kim | ball.
 Other members of the hospital board will art on the hospitality and reception committees.
 Mrs. William Hungerford an- nounces her ushers for the after noon play of the Citizens Free Bed Fund bridge. which include Mrs. Howard Parsons. Mrs. Robert Par sons, Mrs. MaXH-e1l Porter. Mrs. ken- meth searle, Mrs. Howard Drummer, Mrs. Allan Jackson English. Mrs. Johnstone Vance, Mrs. Vernon Brier- ly, Miss Corrine Goodwin and Miss Eleanor Lewis.
 4 large and representative gath ering of the Esther Stanley chapter. Daughters of the American Revolu- tfon members and their friends at- tended the meeting held Friday aft ernoon at the Baptist church chapel. pr. James Gordon Giikey of Spring