New Britain herald., 1925-01-17

luncheon and bridge today at the Shuttle Meadow club. While most of the guests were from New Britain there were some from Hartford and Waterbury.
 Dr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Smith have returned from their wedding trip.
 James H. Towers, superintendent of the water department, and his daughter and son-in-law left last night to spend two weeks In Florida.
 Mrs. Albert E. Johnson entertain cd at q luncheon bridge party at the Shuttle Meadow club on Wednesday in compliment to Mrs. F, A. Morley and Mrs. Burton Newton of Hart ford, who are leaving soon for Cali i iornia.
 Mrs. Loren F. Weir gave a lunch con party to a number Of her friends Wednesday, Bridge followed and the prizes were awarded to Mrs. Frsder- ick Hart, Mrs. Bernard Nickcrson and Mrs. John Thornton. Mrs. Weir was assisted by Mrs. Charles W. Ice.
 Misa Csctllc Hickey Of Hart street entertained at three tables of bridge last night in honor of her house guest. Miss Nanette Long of Wash ineton, D. (. Prizes were awarded 10 Miss Alice Campbell. Mrs. Charles l.. Solomon and Miss Angela Nc Donald.
 Tho annual meeting of the Visit ing Nurse association will be held Thursday afternoon, January c@. at a:30 o'clock. Reports will be read from the various committees giving a. comprehensive resume of the years work. Tea will he served and the public is cordially invited.
 The Sunshine society will hold its annual meeting Monday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock at the Methodist church
 Nearly three hundred people were ore sent at the New Britain College club scholarship bridge at the Hotel Burritt this afternoon.
 For the first time since the College club established the custom of Siv- ing a scholarship 10 aid a high school graduate 10 continue her cdu- cation at some college, the scholar shin committee this year has spon- sored two bridge parties with the aim of giving two scholarships this time. The response of the women of New Britain has been so hearty that this aim seems assured,
 Miss Agnes Johnston, chairman of thc scholarship committee, vas gen. eral chairman O. the afternoon.
 Miss Elizabeth Huneerford, CO., chairman of the committee, was in charge of the candy table assisted by Mrs. Leland Hoar. Mrs. L. r. Slade. Miss Louise Noble, Mrs. Ed- ward Lancaster, Miss Marion Hun ccrford, Miss Agnes Johnston, Miss Alice ReEan and members of the Junior College club of the New Brit ain high school
 Miss Norma Began and Miss Mae Regan had charge of the prizes,
 Tea was served by members of the Junior College club.
 Those who reserved tables for the bridge include. Mrs. w, \. McKirdy, l Mrs, Clarence Derrick. Mrs. l.. B. Ranford. Mrs Clarence Braincrd, Mrs. Charles Pratt, two tables, Mrs. Ernest Christ, Miss Elizabeth Hun Cerford. Miss Cecelia Walsh, Miss Elizabeth Johnson, Mrs. R. P, Bab- cock. Miss Helen WolsHi, Miss Bar hara Adams, Miss Grace Coholan, Mrs. H. (. McGarg)e, Mrs. W. r, < >I.,..-.n, Miss Catherine Doherfy, Mss Anre O'Britu, Mrs. James Cur tin, Miss Katherine Clark. Mrs. l.. |. Nlr3il.g. Mrs. Helen F. Smith, Mrs. Ray Leach, Mrs. D. A. John- s,on. Miss Adele Bassett, Mrs, Austin Stoweu, Miss Josephine Clark, Miss Mary Ktnlock. Mrs. Donald Bartlett, Miss Ethel littlehalcs, Miss Viola Clark, Mrs. Frank pobson, Mrs. Grace NJ. Coholan, Mrs. Victor Ben sor Mice Gertrude Donnelly, Mrs. James White, Mrs. Dudley Walker, Mrs. Stanley Holmes, Miss Lillian
 Swan. Mrs. Harold Clark, Miss Fran ces Ferguson, Miss Fannie Holpes