New Britain herald., 1926-02-20

for the highest scores at each table Mrs, Johnstone Vance will enter tain at tea at her home on Monroy street this afternoon from { to 6 o'clock for Miss Helen Caldwell ot New York city. eldest daughter of Mir, and Mrs. A. G, Caldwell of Har- rison street whose marriage to Ed ward Seehrist of New York will take place early in the spring. Mrs. James Robinson and Mrs Caldwell will preside at the table and assist Ing In the dining room will be Mics Eunice Humphrey, Mrs. William Peace, Mrs. Russell Williams and Miss Evelyn Caldwell.
 Mrs Lawrence Humason gave | hridce party at her home on Liberty | street Thursday afternoon when she | entertained four tables at auction. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. James Baldwin. Mrs, Clifton Will son and Mrs. Brayton Porter. After noon tea was served in the dining room with Mrs. Earl Bowman pre- sidins at the tea table which was decorated with tall yellow candles and calendulas. Mrs Maurice John son. Mrs. Richard Prichard, Mrs. Clifton Wilson and Mrs, Brayton PPorter assisted with the serving. i Mrs. George Ashley gave de- iiiehtful tea and shower at her home on Corbin avenue last Saturday aft crnoon for Miss Eunice Humphrey whose marriage to Burton Hide brandt of Minneapolis, Minn,. will take place April l2th. Both Mrs Hildebrandt and Mrs. Humphrey nresided at the tea table In the din- ing room. the centerpiece Of which was a large bowl of pink roses and freizia. with tall pink candles on either side. Assisting in the dining room weS Miss Elizabeth Kimhall, Mss Virginia Humphrey, Miss Elva McKirdy and Miss Winnie Plant or West Hartford.
 | MISE fSedlTlCt INtNlltll' pcL'e''N"' VI Mfr. and Mrs. Louis Reynal Of Lex ,nston street entertained the mem hers of the Thursday afternoon card club at her home this week, that day.
 The Artists club of Hartford has sent out cards for an eXhlnilon ol naintines by Norma Wright Sloper A, this city to be exhibited in the | new studio at o28 Main street Tn | the Brown-Thomson building. 1he l exhibit is open from Feb 2o tc / March 5 from l to o'clock Tn 'h( afternoon. Tea will be served ol Saturday afternoons from 10 o'clock.
 Fvervthine was very festive anc eav at inc seventh anual ball Of the Eddy-Glover post, American hcglon held at the state armory on Arci street last evening. The otticla lime set for the ball 10 open was o'clock. si Yaffe and his orchestr; oncned the ball with splendid con cert of music This was followed by the general dancing until
 o'clock. The list of patroncSscs m cuded Mrs. W. F. Atwood, Mrs L r. Bennett, Mrs. Isaac Black, Mrs William R. Booth, Mrs. William J Farley, Mrs B. F. Gaffney, Mrs William l.. Hatch, Mrs. W. c. Hun gerford. Mrs. H. A. Johnson Mrs A, G. Kimball. Mrs. c. T. kimbal Mrs. C. G. Landers, Mrs. J. { IIoomis. Mrs. P. r. McDonougi Mrs. A. C. McKinnic, Mrs, Jamf <, North, Mrs, C. B. Parsons. Mir II. H. Pease, Mrs. Philip B. Stanic' Mrs. r. c. Vibborts and Mrs l.. " Young,
 Stanley Eddy headed the g'n"r; committee, which was divided ln' the following groups; Box commi' tee. Stanley J. Traceski Chairman
 Josoph C. Andrews, Edward l Ogrcn. Howard J. Brucmmcr; mus
 committee, Harry C. Jackso
 (chairman), Howard A. Trimhrel
 ticket committee, Gustaf C. CarlSf
 (chairman). William J. Kelly, Gu
 tay (. Winger; decoration comm
 -oe. Curtis L. Sheldon Chairman
 q, Molander; floor committee, fu
 sell H. Smaller, Jr. hall commt'te
 William W, T. Squire.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Ehen Putna
 were given a farewell dinner We ,Nesday evening at the Hotel Bu
 ritt bv Mir. Putnam's former ass .ciates at the Connecticut Light al
 Power Co.,, Mir. Putnam is leavi
 to accept the presidency of i
 Greenwich Gas and Water Co.
 The members of the Corhin Scr'
 Office Girls club held their soco
 annual banquet Tuesday evening
 Ye Olde Colony Inn. Meriden. M
 Mae Ryan, Miss Huldah Johns for and Miss Rose Darow were enthl
 iastically received in a group
 dance numbers. The remainder est the program follows
 est, Toast and remarks, Preside ill, Gretta Cavanaugh; piano sel"cti & Miss Martha Ernest; song. NJ nce Nan Cuilinan; song, Miss Mol con Jackson; reading of valentines me the girls: song, Miss Marie Hesl
 song, Miss Martha Ernest; so
 Miss Kathleen Walsh; chorus ned sembly. Accompanies. Misses J uiu sie Reh and Beatrice Peterson,