New Britain herald., 1925-01-03
PARTIES, DIVERSIFIED AND CoLoRFUL THIS WEEK

CoLoRrUL THIS wEEh Mrs, Pardon Hickey gave a de, lightful luncheon at her home ir
 Berlin Friday afternoon when she lentertalned several friends for Mrs
 Harold Judd who Is to leave or
 Wednesday for Bcllair. Florida. for
 the remainder of the winter season 
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard Humphrey gave a large supper party at their
 home on Russell street, preceding the celebration at the Shui'o Mea 6ow club New Years eve. Noticed among the guests were Mir. and Mrs. Harold Judd who jlAr entertained | the same n;,"'' . ""'lV ,,,. h entertainment, MT. and Mrs. How ard Parsons. Mir. and Mrs. Pardon
 Hickey, Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Kim ball. Mir. and Mrs. George Kimball,
 William Sweeney, Mir. and Mrs. Will
 bur Gilbert. Mir. and Mrs. Harry
 Bates, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Parsons.
 Miss Dora Humphrey. Donald Gaff- ney and Mir. and Mrs, Allan Me- kinne.
 Mrs. William Hungerford enter- tained at cards at her home on Rus sell street Friday afternoon for Mrs. John Kirkham and Mrs. Buel B. Bassette who will leave on an ex- tended trip 10 Egvpt January 7th.
 Miss Amalia Traut. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. George Traut of West Main street. gave large bridge party at her home Monday evening when she entertained five tables at auction. The prizes went to Miss Florence Mouat. Miss Doris Williams and Miss Lois Kirkham.
 Several of the younger set from town were numbered among the dancers at the fancy dress ball held at Buckingham Hall. Waterbury last IeNening.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Maurice Pease of Armistice street gaY a dinner party New Years eve at the home Of Mrs. Pcasn's parents. Mir. and Mrs. F. AL lon Moore of sunnylcdge. Mir. and Mrs. Kenneth Kron of Hawley street entertained party Of friends at a supper party Wednes- day evening at the Palais Royal in Hartford. Their guests included Mir. and Mrs. Allan Mackenzie. Miss Marion Mackenzie. Miss Audrey Miller, Miss Evelyn Rigelow. Che rles Nibberts, Durwood Boehm and CaEyFe Kron.
 Mrs. Albert Wizard entertained a number of friends at luncheon at her home on West Main street on Wednesday.
 Another narty of interest is the tea which Mrs. Lawrence Humason and Mrs. Clifton Wilson gave Mon day afternoon at Mrs. Humason's home on Liberty street for Mrs. Will bur Gilbert of Texas and Mrs. Bray ton Porter, of Philadelphia. The house was decorated with quantities If Christmas gr"crs and tca was served in the dining room with Mrs. Luther Parker and Mrs. William Judd presiding at the table. Mrs. Arthur Sampson, Mrs. Maxwell Por- ter, Mrs. Howard Rruemmer and Miss Gertrude Hine assisted with the serving.
 Miss Majorie Norris. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. 1T. Norris of Grove Hill entertained twenty of her friends at cards al her home Tues day afternoon. Miss Virginia Tal- lard, Miss Flora Hine and Miss Dor othy Tombra of West Hartford were given the prizes.
 Mrs. Norman Cooley entertained at luncheon Monday at her home on Hart street for her niece, Miss Eliza beth Cooley uho is spending her vacation from the Walnut Hill school at her home.
 Miss Ruth Bri5toll will give a bridge party at her home on Cor hin avenue Monday evening for Mir. and Mrs. Wilbur Gilbert of Beau mont, Texas.
 Miss Doris Williams has sent out invitations for bridge party which she will give Monday afternoon at her home on Garden street.
 Mrs. Allan Mackenzie of Chicago, Ill., who has been visiting her par ents, Mir. and Mrs. George Kron of Hawlcy street, during the holidays gave bridge party Monday evening 10 q group of her friends. The prizes were awarded to Miss Veronica Noble and Miss Polly Morse.
 One of the most brilliant of the holiday dances was that which the Alpha Alpha sorority and Phi Sigma sorority girls held Tuesday evening 1t the Rurritt hotel, The dancers or the most part comprised the set in town but, there was tiIi a representative gathering of older folk. The Trinity Raccha- ,alian orchestra played for dancing. 7! Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mason of Bristol ! md NIT. and Mrs. Fred Rackliffe Of his city were the chaperons. Among hose who entertained at dinner pre- eding the dance were Mrs. Edward | 'hrist of Murray street, Miss Eurith ! Eschter, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. | frank Wachter of Harrison stret, | Hiss Corinne Goodwin, daughter of l Ir. and Mrs. Burton Goodwin of | Sherman court. Miss Eunice Hum- ! ,hrey. daughter of Mir and Mrs. E. '. Humphrey of Lincoln street and !