New Britain herald., 1925-04-25

c. w. Wilson entertained a num- Der of friends at his home on Forest street Monday evening for Lieuten- ant Mitchell who flew from Wash- ington, D. C., last Monday to greet his mother, Mrs. Mitchell, On her birthday.
 Members of the Stanley Rule and Level Girls club held their annual spring dance last Wednesday eve ming at the Norden bungalow. Worthy Hills and his orchestra fur nished the dance music, Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Blackman were the patronesses. The committee in charge included Miss Irene lurk- arth, Miss Gretchen Larson, Miss Freda Stanqust, Miss Geraldine Cullen and Miss Eva Ginnotta.
 There were 15o members of the I.anders. Frary and Clark Girls club present at the annual banquet held Tuesday evening at the Bur rift hotel Miss Signe Peterson was the toast mistress and Mrs. Arthur Kimball was the honor guest. After program of entertainment dancing was enjoyed. The committee In charge of arrangements was con- posed of the Misses Maylin Conlon, Lillian Foiren, May Burke, Rose Miller, Maudc IIatton, Evelyn El- liott, Loretta Campbell and Isabelle kitson.
 Mrs. R. II, StarkNatre will enter tain the members of the Maple Hill bridge club at cards at her home on Ridgeway street next Tuesday after noon at 2;30 o'clock.
 Mrs. George Corbin entertained at bridge at her home on Lexington street Wednesday evening for her sister, Mrs. F. Hawes Kelley of Winchester, Mass,
 
 Mrs. James C. Lincoln gave Il bridge party ht her home Monday afternoon. The prizes were won by Mrs. Walter Leland, Mrs. Dugald McMillan and Mrs. Enrest N. Humphrey
 Among the important parties given this week were those for Miss Florence Mouat, daughter of Mir. and Mrs, Laurence Mouat of Grove Hill. whose marriage to Robert Mercer Whytc will take place next Tuesday. On Wednesday Miss Bea- trice Reynal, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Louis R. Rcynal of Lexington street, entertained group of friends at cards and tea The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Harold Peck, Miss Eurith Wachtcr and Miss Miriam Mouat.
 Thursday afternoon Mrs. Harold Peck have a bridge tea III honor Of the .bride-to-be at her home on Lincoln street. The prizes went 10 Mrs. George Boil Miss Harriet Key nal and Miss Beatrice Reynal. To- day Miss Bernadine Walker, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs Fred Walker of Harrison street, entertained at luncheon and bridge for Miss Mouat.
 Amphion Club to Present Play
 Mice and Men" q comedy by A. F. Ryley, to be given Friday eve ning, May s. in thp high school auditorium by members of the Amphion club. will be one of the most professional of the amateur performances given by the club, Special effort has been male to ln- sure costumes of the correct periods and Mrs. Amy Guilford, who has charge Of the production, is con- ducting the rChearsals which a'- ready show much promise. The cast includes
 Mark Emhury - Bliss Clark.
 Roger Goodlakc -- Monroe liar wood.
 Captain George Lowell - Carl Swanson.
 Sir Harry Trimblesione - Robert Christ.
 Johanna Goodlakc-- Doris Fran cos.
 Mrs. Deborah - Flora Hiue.
 Peggy - Barbara Troupe.
 NatFon - Elizabeth Fox.
 The Bcadle - Lister kilduf.
 Molly - Irene Haigis,
 The orphans - Rose Mcltzer, Marjorie Gibncy. Catherine Clark, Dorothy Parker Marion Schilling, and Irene Haigis,
 
 Mrs. Edward Lancaster will give T bridge party at her home on Ten Acre road ncxl Tuesday afternoon.