New Britain herald., 1926-11-06

l | home of Mrs. Edward Christ of Coo lidge street. Miss Harriet Reynal won the bridge prize.
 | Mrs. B. J. Hubert entertained the Maple Hill Bridge club Tuesday aft ernoon at her home on Theodore street. Mrs. R. H. Starkweather, Mrs. Frank Rau and Mrs. L. L. Harding won the prizes.
 Miss Elsie Eund gave a shower l, for Miss Gretchen Larson Wednes- day evening. Miss Larson will be married to Gilbert March Novem- ber goth.
 1 Miss Ruth Teachman of Plainville was given a shower by 20 of her friends Tuesday evening. She will become the bride of Harold Wilcox of Pennington today.
 Mrs. Margaret O'Brien of Clinton street, gave a shower for Miss Anna Sugar, Monday evening. Miss Sty- gar will be married to Alec Jak- sinis in Willimantic, November 8th.
 Mrs. Eford Eddy Of Newington formerly of Lincoln Road this city entertained two tables at luncheon followed by cards at the Shuttle Meadow club on Thursday.
 
 ~ few friends at luncheon and cards at the Shuttle Meadow on Thursday last.
 Mrs William r, Brooks of South High street and Mrs, Frank J. Porter of Lexington street enter tained at luncheon last Tuesday at the Shuttle Meadow club for Rich ard l.. Burton who addressed a gathering of the New Britain Wo- mans club that afternoon on "Jo- seph Conrad, Interpreter of Seas and Souls" The guests included the officers and directors of the club.
 Miss Katherine Hughes, Miss Der nadette McGary. Miss Helena Burke and Miss Katheryn Durham are con- pleting plans for the annual fall dance of the alpha chapter of the Beta Mu sorority which will take place at the Elks club on Friday, November 18th. Worthy Hills or chestra will play. l
 MT. and Mrs. Elridge NJ. Bcecher entertained at dinner followed with cards last evening at their home on Grove Hill. Mrs. J. M. Burdick of Grove Hill, will entertain at dinner tonight in honor of Mrs. NJ. s. Burdick, who is celebrating her ninty- birthday.
 Miss Gertrude anrahan of Glen street was the honor guest at din- ner and shower given Wednesday evening at the Hunt Inn in Hart- ford. Miss Hanrahan will marry Earl Anderson on Wednesday, Mo- vember 24th.
 Mrs. T. Young entertained a num- Der of friends at her home on Church street Thursday evening for her sister Miss Margaret McGrath who will marry Hubert Mccormick of Bristol on Wednesday. November 24th. The ceremony will take place in St. Mary's church,
 Still another feted bride-to-be is Miss Gladys E. Lange, who was the honor guest at q party given Thurs day evening at the home Of MISS | Mabel Green in Maple Hill. Miss ILange is to marry Charles Chatey Of West Willington.
 Miss Ellen Mae Thorstensen or City avenue and Walter A. sand strom of Cromwell were married Thursday evening at 7 O'CLOCK al the home of Reverend Raymond N. Gilman, pastor of the Stanley Mem orial church. Mrs. Fred Rittner Of Church street. sister of the brlde' was the matron of honor and Fred Fl. Rittner was the best man. MT. and Mrs. Sandstrom left on a we'd ding journey following the cere- mony and upon their return they will make their home in Hartford. | Miss Anne Albanese entertained number of friends at her home last evening for Miss Rose Sadd who Is to marry Frederick Dehm on We'd nesday. December 1st. 1 Mrs. George Kimlall entertained at luncheon followed by cards at her home on South Burritt street We'd nesday afternoon. The prizes went 10 Mrs. Howard Humphrey and Mrs. : Robert Carter,
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Parsons gave small dinner party at their home on Dover road last evening. A miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Alia Rauschitz at the home of her sister, Mrs. Rose Friedler of Seymour avenue. Miss Rauscnitz will become the bride of l Charles Judt of Arch street, on { November 18th.
 1 Mrs. James Clerkin entertained at bridge at her home at 53 Smith street Thursday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Joseph Calla- han and Mrs. Urban Callahan. Re- | treatments were served during the evening. 1 Mrs. Clifton W. Vivian of West Main street entertained twelve | friends at luncheon and cards at , her home Tuesday. The prizes went to Mrs. Lauren Banford and Mrs. George Vivian.