New Britain herald., 1926-11-27
SocialMews
come the bride of Sanford Thorn
son on December 81.


come the bride of Sanford Thorn
son on December 81.
Mrs. Olive Judd Ingraham enter
tanned her bridge club, Tuesday, with
luncheon and cards at her home
on West End avenue. Mrs. Dudley
Walker won the prize.
Miss Gladys Day of Adams street
entertained with musicale Sunday
evening at her home.
Mrs. Russell Williams of Fair
view street, West Hartford, will en-
terrain the Alpha Alumnae at her
home Tuesday evening.
Miss Clara Traut, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Traut, Will
give a supper bridge Monday eve
ming at the Manor Inn.
Mrs. Olive ]. Ingraham OF West
End avenue, gave a small musicale
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lehr of Co
lumbia street are giving a dinner
party tonight in observance of their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary,
Miss Katherine Swift gave small
/, !, 1jncn1n
street Wednesday afternoon for her
cousin. Mrs. Harold Herrick of New
York city. The prizes were awarded
to Mrs, tombstone Vance and MISS
Miriam Mouat. Among the guests
were Mrs. Russell Williams of Hart
ford. Mrs. William Peace of Hart
ford, Mrs. Lucian Stevens and Miss
Ruby Andrews.
The Misses Sloper, daughters OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold T. Sloper OF
Russell street entertained at cards
At their home Wednesday evening.
Miss Harriet Reynal and Miss
Beatrice Reynal. daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Reynal of Lexington
street have sent out cards for
bridge tea on Tuesday, November
80.
Miss Catherine Wells, daughter of
Mrs, William Wells will entertain AT
bridge next Saturday afternoon at
her home in Newington Tor MISS
Edith Langenbauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. tombstone Vance
entertained at dinner Tuesday eve
ming at their home on Monroe street.
Among those who had tables at
.ba Shuttle Meadow club on Thanks
giving Day were Mr.. and Mrs. Or
iando Swift, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Lamb DR.. Raymond Mazeine and
Mrs Mazeine, Jack Connors and
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Farmer Oh
Hartford.
Youth predominated at the gay
assemblage which turned out for the
first tea dance of the season held
Thanksgiving afternoon at the smut
tle Meadow club, with nearly lou
dancers present. 1t is quite safe to
saw that more dances of this type
are sure TO follow. The New De-
narture orchestra of Bristol played
for the dancing.
Mrs, George B. Ward entertained
at her home on Maple street, Mon
day evening, with two tables OF
bridge. Prizes were awarded TO
Mrs. Frank D. kenefick and Miss
Beatrice McConn.
The piano pupils of Miss Ruth
Edna Schade, 597 Arch street. will
give a piano recital today at her
studio Following is program, with
those who will take part:
Duets Presser
Evelyn Wits and Miss Schade
Jolly Sailors ........... hetterer
Jennie 1jynskey
Rosario Salafa and Miss Schade
Twinkle and Wrinkle ......... Erb
Harold Sprague
Lavender's Blue ....... Blederman
Ruth Emmons
Sing Robin Sing ...... .spaulding
Hunting Song ~. Presser
Martha Bohn
Dancing In the Moonlight 3. Dutton
Dolls Dream ......,...... oesten
Lillian Zetterman
Twilight ............ Mana-Zucca
Merry Idlers .............. Kern
Edith Pankonin
Prancing Ponies 80. Susan Schmidt
Flag Day ........ Louise Wright
Big Indian Chief 80. Louise Wright
Henry Littlejohn
Brownie Bear ............ Bugbee
Old Man in Leather 49,. Biederman
Christine Dunkel
Revere In F Major $50. Fieldhouse
Evelyn Keller
Bulbul ............''. Sduiiidu
Trip to the Park ........ Cadman
Dorothy Barnes
Country Dance .......,... Huerter
llbu IhlulllS IlOO'l 4iiibir W St'bSAA
Alice Humphrey
Skating Party ............ Dutton
Village Blacksmith ........ Helms
Frank Chase
Pastorale ...'..'..'...'.''. I1l'~
Evening Chimes ........... Helms
Dorothy Crowley
Cinderella at the Ball :. Hopekirk
Black Forest Clock .,..,... Helms
Agnes Steege
The Fairy and the Woodman ....
Risher
Lois Clark
MGnuet IN VI ....,....,.. beethoven
TIL Roses Desire .......... Helms
Virginia Murray
Musette in A ,.............. Bach
Sleeping Beauty .......... Schytte