New Britain herald., 1925-02-14

EIlSna Ii. cooper Will entertain the members of the Saturday Night Club at dinner at his home on Vine street this evening.
 
 Miss Airline Strickland, daughter of MT, and Mrs. George Strickland of Columbia street, gave party to A of her young friends at her home Tuesday afternoon. Valentine colors were used for decorations.
 Mrs. Johnstone Vance will give a supper party followed by bridge at her home on Hamilton street this evening for Miss Irene Swift, daugh- ter of Talmadge Swift of Cedar street. who will marry Harold Her. rick of New York city in April. There will be decorations in keep ing with the season of St, Nalcn- tine. The guests will include MT. and Mrs. Russell Williams of Hart ford, Mir. and Mrs, Victor PoindeX- ter of Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Stevens. Miss Miriam Mouat, Miss Alice Alderson, Miss Corinne Goodwin, Clesson Parker, John w. Kirkham and Robert Vance.
 One of the interesting parties oe- curing today was the valentine tea. and musical which Mrs. Charles Chase gave at her home on West Main street this afternoon for her mother, Mrs. George Arnold, of Cambridge, Mass.
 Mrs. Marie Rozelle I.andon, so- prano, was the artist and accom- panied on the piano by Miss Gladys Day. she sang group of songs which included:
 a, Allah ..,.,.....',.., Kramer
 b.. Twilight ............... Glen
 a. Vissi D'arte, Vissil D'amore
 ................ Puccinl
 b. Oh, Si Les Fleurs Airent
 SeduS ,...... '....''.'.''' -ddoSSllcI
 a. The Magic of Your Eyes
 Arthur Penn
 b. I Know ...... Gilbert Spross
 Afternoon tea was served in the dining room with Mrs. John Eel lows and Mrs. Edward Lancaster presiding at tho tea table which was decorated with quantities of spring flowers. Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. Leland Hoar, Mrs. Stanley Hunt and Ralph Wainwright as- sisted with the serving.
 Mrs. S. Williams was hostess to a number of friends at her home on Garden street Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. Ernest w. Pelton entertained the members of q bridge club at luncheon and cards at her home o1 Forest street Tuesday,
 Mrs. E. Allan Moore entertained three tables at bridge at her home on Sunnyledge Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Frederick Hatch of Ham ili;on, Ontario. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. John Fellows, Mrs. Louis Young and Mrs. Valentine Chamberlain.
 Mrs. Carf Frkbie gave luncheon followed by bridge at her home on Russell street Wednesday. Mrs. Andrew Parsons won the prize.
 The festive occasion of the win ter season in the South Church Woman's association is the mid winter tea which takes place on Thursday afternoon, February IT, at S.SG o'clock. Following the tea pageant, entitled We Americans will be presented by abont 50 Of the young people of the church. It represents the coming to America of many nationalities including the Spaniards, English, Dutch, Irish, Swedish, Russian and Polish.
 
 Mrs. Isaac Black was hostess to more than fifty friends al a valen- tine bridge and tea which she gave at the Shuttle Meadow club this afternoon for Mrs. A. r. White who Is stopping at the Burritt hotel
 
 Miss Marjorie DaCy gave a Valen- tine party to several of her friends at her home on Ledge court Thurs day evening. Decorations were et- fectively carried ont in appropriate colors,