New Britain herald., 1926-10-09

-OH4'|" VIII Oe HelQ by Alpha Delta Sigma fraternity at the Ser lin Grange hall on Thursday eye- ming, October 21. This will be the open even of the season for the fraternity and the affair promises 10 be successful one. Dance tunes will be furnished by Wamp Carl son and His Music the Serenadors will supply songs in close harmony between dances. The committee in charge consists of Clayton Dohren- wend, Albert Havclick and Edward Swain.
 Mrs. Sherwood Berger will enter tain the Thursday afternoon bridge cluN at her home on Harrison street.
 Miss Martha Clark, daughter Of Dr. and Mrs Robert Clark of 64 Garden street, entertained six tables Of bridge last Saturday afternoon. The prizes were awarded to Mrs Bennett Hubbard and Mrs. Clarence Manning.
 
 Mrs. Lucian Stevens entertained Tuesday afternoon with bridge and tea at her home on Monroe street. There were eight tables and the prizes were awarded to Mrs. George Boil, Miss Ann Bacon of New York City, Miss Katherine Swift, Mrs. Harold Guy of Portland. and Miss Sally Humanson.
 Miss Margaret Middlemass Of High street and Miss Corinne Good win of Sherman Court have sent out invitations for a bridge tea to be given next Saturday, at Mrs Hale's Tea House, in Glastonbury, in honor Of Mrs. George H. Hide brant of West Main street. who was before her recent marriage. Miss Eleanor Lewis.
 A number of local people have attended an interesting exhibition of paintings by Mrs. Cornelia C. Netter Of Huntington street, Hartford. which are being shown at the Elm Tree Inn. Pennington. Mrs. Vetter is a cousin Of Mir. and Mrs. James H. Robinson of Harrison street, this city.
 Miss Margaret Anderson was given a miscellaneous shower by a num- Der of her friends at her home Mon day. Miss Anderson will become the bride of Carl Lloyd Warren of Willimantic, on October 23.
 MT. and Mrs, Sturman Dyson en- tertained a few friends at cards at their home on Trumbull street Thursday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bennett H. Hubbard of Vine street are spending the week end in New York City They will attend the wedding Of Mrs. Bennett's sister. Miss Virginia Stan ley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Nor timer Stanley of Short Beach, Con- nocticut, 10 Raymond Thomas of Newark, New Jersey.
 Two hundred invitations have been sent out by Miss Ruth Bassette, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Buell. Bassette of Emmons Place, for tea to be given in her studio at 150 West Main street, tomorrow from 4:S0 to 6:S0 o'clock. Miss Eurith Wachter. Miss Bassette's assistance and Miss Mary Loughree, pianist, will pour and the Misses Katherine Wells, Alice Alderson. Margaret Mitchell, Ruth Burdick, Margaret Middlemass and Bernadine Walker will assist with the serving.
 Mrs. w. K. Lawlor and Miss Lil- Han Hodson of Waterbury, will en- tertain the Gaffney-Hodson bridal party and out-of-town guests at a dinner dance on Monday evening at Lift-the-Latch Inn. There will be about forty guests.
 Mrs. Els J. Bardsley of West End avenue and Miss Leonie Grove of Grove Hill attended a supper and bridge party Thursday given by Miss Kathleen Carey of Waterbury, in honor of Miss Esther Hodson, who Is to become the bride of Donald Gaffney on October 12. There have been numerous parties in honor of Miss Hodson.
 Mrs NJ. J. Shonts entertained the members of the Maple Hill bridge club at cards at her home on Stuart street, Tuesday afternoon. The prizes went to Mrs, Theodore Mo nier, Mrs. E. E. Auston, and Mrs. William H. Allen
 Miss Helen Rechenberg gave party at her home Tuesday evening for Miss Doris Osborne of Monroe street who is to be married October 18th to Charles Holmes of Newing- ton.
 Plans are under way for dinner dance to take place at the Shuttle Meadow club next Saturday follow ing the Yale-Dartmouth game. The house committee, headed by Louis w. Young. including Mrs. William Rowland, Mrs. George Kimball. Mrs. Ernest Smith, Mrs. Johnstone Vance, w. T. Coholan and Gleason w. Park CT are completing plans for a gay season. Dinner dances will follow the Yale-Army game and the Yale game.
 The hospital tea Which was sched- uled to take place Tuesday, October 19, has been postponed to Tuesday, October 26. Nearly 1000 invitations will be sent out ,,.--....