New Britain herald., 1925-04-25

spending a week in Boston, Mass.
 Mrs. Johnstone Vance will enter tain a few friends at dinner this evening at her home on Hamilton street.
 Mrs, A. ]. Savard and son Dudley Savard of Kensington avenue have returned to town after spending three weeks in Atlantic City. Miss Irene Burkarth Of Walnut street Is spending the weekend in New York City.
 Daughters of Isabella Dance
 Plans are well under way for the May Dance which members of the Daughters of the Isabella will hold on the evening of Wednesday, May goth at the Bungalow. Worthy Hills will play for the dancing. The com lnttee In charge includes Miss Irene Burkarth. Miss Maude Hatton, Miss Loretta May and Miss Mary Dona- hue.
 Earle K, Bishop is spending few days In New York City as Connect icut delegate to the convention of the American Institute of Architects,
 Mrs. Carmine F. Netrano and daughters Miss Anna and Miss Sant- ola Vetrano of Church street are spending the weekend in New Jer- sey.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Garrlty of Kensington are today observing the 32nd anniversary of their wedding. They were married In St. Pau's church, Kensington by Father Shel- ley. They have six children, Mrs. Edward Flanagan of Hartford, Mrs. Frank Parkinson of Pittsburg, James of Plainyille and Helen, Agnes and George Garrity of Ken sington.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clifton Woisin will entertain a group of friends at din- ner at their homo on Forest street this evening preceding the Easter ball at the Shuttle Meadow club.
 Mrs H. Boardman of Church street gave bridge party at her home on Church street Wednesday. The honors went 10 Mrs. Clarence Barnes and Mrs, NJ. w, Putney,
 Mrs. F. Fl. Scare entertained the members of her bridge club at cards at her home on Forest street We'd nesday.
 Mrs. George Colt will entertain the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club at cards at her home on Vance street next week, that day,
 Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston gave q bridge party at her home in Maple Hill Friday afternoon in honor of the birthday of her mother, Mrs. Frank H. Johnston Of West Main street. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Dugald McMillan and Miss Agnes Johnston.
 
 Mrs. Arthur G. Kimball of Lex ington street has returned from Long Island where she has been visiting Mrs. Monroe Hewlett, formerly Mrs. Estclle Rogers Wilbur of this city.
 Mrs. George Kimball of South Rurritt street will give a May break fast at Hale's Peach Orchard next Friday.
 Mrs Hartwcll Taylor will return from Richmand, Va, the latter part of next week,
 Miss Sarah Croll of 64 F'air,lcW street entertained at bridge W"dnos- day evening in honor of Miss Ethel Fcinberg of New York. Miss Fcin- berg is the guest of Miss Anna Gold berg. Prizes were awarded 10 Miss Ethel Feinberg and Miss Edith Ro- gin.
 Mrs. Clifton Wilson gavc a small luncheon followed by bridge a her home on Forest street Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. L. Jourdan were the guests of honor at a farewell dinner party given at tho Burritt hotel Monday evening by inc em- ployees of the Connecticut Light &s Power Co. NIT. Jourdan. who has been superintendent Of the local district for the last four years, will leave on May l to become cXccu-
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