New Britain herald., 1925-11-21
SOCIAL GATHERINGS

SOOlAL GA lT1ERlNGS
 The Womans society of the First Congregational church held their an nual Ladies' night Wednesday eve ming, the affair taking the form of a reception for the members of the church staff and 10 which the men were also invited. After a few words of welcome by Mrs. Frederick G. Platt, president of the society the program was turned over to Miss Ruth Schade, chairman of the en- tertainment committee. A most en- tertaing an1 enjoyable musical pro gram followed, given by the Arcadia quartette of Bristol composed of Daisy Dorothy Daily, soprano, Estelle Platt Richardson, soprano, Hazel Snow Porter, contralto, Ruth | Schade, contralto, and Elizabeth Platt Arnold, accompanist. Miss Margaret Perkins. accompanied by Miss Frances Parker, also gave two delightful selections on the cello after which refreshments were serv- ed, q social hour followed. The musical program consisted of: Song of the Seasons, Hawley.
 Night has a Thousand Eyes, Rogers. ! Lady Chloe, Clough Letter. Coppah Moon, Shelley.
 Smiin' Thru. Pean.
 Cello solo, Musette, Offenbach. Margaret Perkins. Land of the Lcal, Old Scotch. My Love is Like q Rcd, Red Rose. Marcheta, Schcrtyimgcr.
 Chinese Flower Tctc, Cadman.
 
 A miscellaneous shower was given 1 10 Miss Mollie Hart of 1S2 Sexton street, Monday evening at the homo of Mrs, A. T. Boncnfant Of 1 0 Erwin Place. About 40 friends were pre- sent and Miss Hart was the recipient Of many beautiful as well as useful gifts. She will become the bride Of William T. Meehan on November 24.
 Miss Helen Downes Miss Hul la Brink and Ernest Griswold attend ed the Junior Prom at St. Stephen's l college, Annandale on Hudson, last evening. They will attend the football game this afternoon and the frat dance this evening as the guests Of Hurlbut H. Griswold, a student at the college.
 Miss Dorothy Luhrs gave a bridge for inc Phi Sigma girls at her home on Forest street this afternoon. Those reserying tables were: the Misses Louise Brown, Peg ErIanson. Ruth Evans, Helen Evans, Veronica Luhrs, Lois Mills, Gertrude Feeber Grace Smith. Carolyn smith, Ruth Schaeter, Adelaile Young, Ruby Willetts, Peg Zimmerman. Marion Raw, Gladys Rau. and Marion Fuller.
 Mrs, Kenneth Searle opened her home on Adams street Friday after noon 10 a joint meeting of the Mon- day afternoon Current Events clubs Mrs, Marcus White was the speaker and gave an interesting talk on the Contribution of the Monks to Mod. ern Civilization" Afternoon tea fol, lowed.
 Mrs. Nrold Lee Judd of Berlir gave a bridge party at her hom, Thursday afternoon In complimen to her mother Mrs. William RanC of Minneapolis.
 Mrs. P. c. Crabtree of OxforC street, Hartford, gave bridge part! at her home Wednesday afternoon Among the guests from town wer, her sister, Miss Priscilla Crabtret and Mrs. Bennett Hubbard. Miss Marjorie Lee Judd entertain ed the freshman class of Mt. St
 Joseph's academy. Hartford, las Saturday at her home on Vim , street. The color scheme of the de
 corations was pink. and pink flower
 and ferns were used effectively Luncheon was served in the larg music room at the home. , , The Checkers club, an organiza , ton of young men employed at th Stanley Works. held a dinner part
 at the Bond hotel Wednesday eve
 ming.
 s The following young women wer ' guests of the club: Margars D Scheyd. Ruth Johnson, Mildred Hig
 gins, Rose Magruson. and Caroly