New Britain herald., 1925-03-21

Mir. and Mrs. Kenneth Searle of Adams street will entertain a num- Der of friends at their home pre- ceding the cabaret at the Shuttle Meadow club this evening
 
 Mrs. Charles W. Nichols gave a dinner party at her home on Liberty street last evening for Mrs Charles Pinchcs.
 Mrs. George Kimball of South Burritt street gave a luncheon fol- lowed by bridge at the Pennington Country club on Monday in honor of Mrs. Emmett Montgomery Kelly of Washington. D. C., who is the | guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Allan Jackson English, of Harrison street.
 Mrs. Edward Wilson entertained | the members of her bridge club at | cards at her home on Monroe street Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. Louis S. Jones entertained a group of friends at cards at her home on Ten Acre road Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. s. P. Strople gave a lunch con followed by bridge to twenty of her friends at her home on Black | Rock avenue Wednesday. The luncheon table was decorated with quantities of bright spring flowers and tall pink candles. Mrs. E. W. Christ. Mrs. A. W. Piper and Mrs. Mortimer Rhodes of Berlin won the bridge prizes.
 Mrs. Ray Leach entertained the members of her card club at her home on Vine street last evening.
 Mrs. Edward Hall Christ with her sister, Miss Eurith Wachter, who is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Wachter of Harrison street, gave a bridge followed by tea at her home on Murray street Tues day afternoon for Mrs, Robert | Silsby of Berlin. There were nine tables playing and quite a number of other people dropped in for tea later. The decorations were e.fec- lively carried out in St. Patrick's Day colors and spring. flowers. The | prizes were awarded to Mrs Ernest Christ, Mrs. James Baldwin, Miss Maxine Hart, Miss Irene Swift and Miss Lois Kirkham.
 MT. and Mrs. Reginald Towers of Hamilton street were among those entertaining at the Shrine dinner dance held Monday evening in Hartford at the Hartford club.
 Mrs. Clifton Wilson gave small luncheon at her home on Forest street Tuesday for Miss Ethel Ven- ners, who has been the house guest of Mrs. P. c. Platt of Trinity street.
 The younger members of New Britain society belonging to Miss Carol Potter's dancing class will | have their final party on Monday | afternoon at the Shuttle Meadow club.
 William Sweeney entertained | fourteen friends at dinner at the | Shuttle Meadow club Wednesday evening in commemoration of his birthday.
 Miss Jane Porter. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Porter of Garden street, entertained thirty of her young friends at supper party at the Shuttle Meadow club Tuesday in honor of her ninth birthday. | Her guests included Peggy Page, Catherine Sampson. Barbara John son, Betty Curtiss. Dorothy Kinsella. Barbara Scripture, Helen Goss, Jean ! and EtheIyn Parsons, Madeline Hughes. Mary Humason, Ruth Cor don, Betty Goodrich, Nan Ingra- | ham, Betty Weldon, T, Penn Kim ball, Donald and Olcott Davis, Ben jamin Taylor, Jack Wilson, Roddy Curtiss, Willets Young, Carl Ram say John Robbins, Jack Humason, John Gillies, Robert Gordon and Herbert Williams.
 Mrs. Charles Lappan will give a bridge party at her home on Maple street next Monday evening. 
 Mir. and Mrs. George Hidebrant were given surprise party at their lnew home on Randecker Road last Saturday evening by 20 of their friends
 Mrs. Charles Merwin entertained two tables at cards at the home of | her mother Mrs. George Corbin of | Lexington street Wednesday evening. The spring house parties at Yale University will be held May and 2.
 Howard Humphrey president of the Shuttle Meadow club entertained |, the officers and board of directors of the club at dinner last evening. The Shuttle Meadow Club an nounces a series of spring luncheons to be served on Wednesday of each f week. They will of course be follow ed by cards and will be much after the order of those held last season.
 
 Plans are already well under way for the Easter Dance which the members of the Wentworth club will give on Friday evening April 17th at the Shuttle Meadow Club The swanee Serenaders from Worcester, Mass, will play for the dancing, The committee in charge is made up of