New Britain herald., 1926-10-30

a dinner dance to be held Tuesday at Canton Center. There will be twenty-five couples attending.
 Mrs. Walter French of Middle town, is entertaining this afternoon at Hale's Tavern. South Glaston- bury, with luncheon and bridge. There will be guests from Berlin and New Britain.
 The Monday evening Tub met at the home of Miss Emily Mott of Cedar street.
 Mrs, Edward Christ of Coolidge street entertained her bridge club at her home on Thursday.
 Mrs. Mortimer Rhodes of Berlin entertained her bridge club Monday afternoon.
 The first house meeting and party of the New Britain Musical club will be held Monday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs Philip Snail Ter, Bristol. The party will be for active members of the club and win he in the nature of a Halloween event.
 The Thursday afternoon bridge club will meet next week at the home of Mrs. Bennett H. Hubbard of Vine street.
 Mrs. Charles Merwin will enter tain at bridge Wednesday afternoon at her home on Trumbull street,
 A large gathering of alumni mem ! bers of the State Normal school and their guests attended a social and dance held at Stueck's Wedgewood tavern in Middletown last evening. The Wesleyan Five a group of stu dents from Wesleyan furnished the music for dancing. The affair was in the nature of a reunion for many of the members who are now teaching in Bristol, Waterbury, Southington, and Plain vile. The committee in charge con- sisted of the Miss Mollie Nair, Miss Rena Neri and Miss Rose Garon.
  Mrs Austin Stowell entertained a number of friends at cards and tea at her home on Sefton drive Friday afternoon. The prizes went to Mrs. II. Leland Hoar, Mrs, L. R. Weir and Mrs. Charles Lee.
 Miss Gertrude Hanrahan of 74 Glen street was given a shower at the home of her aunt. Mrs. Matthew J. Hayes of Stratford road, Thursday evening by about 25 friends from Hartford and New Britain. Miss Hanrahan will become the bride of Earl B. Anderson of New York city, a former resident of this city. on Wednesday. November 24.
 An informal but picturesque Hal lowe'en dance was given last eve ming by Miss Ruth Bassett of Elm mons place and Miss Katherine Wells of Newington in Miss Bas- sctt's studio on West Main street. There were eight couples mainly from out of town.
 Cards have been received in town | from Mrs. Clarence Fl. WiclIham and Mrs. Athur c. Heublein of Hart ford to meet Mrs. Percy Martin. , Thursday, November 1, at 3:30 o'clock at a musical given in the Town and Country club.
 Mrs. Olive Ingraham of West End avenue, entertained for her sons, Harold and Oliver with a sup per party on Wednesday evening.
 Miss Harriet Reynal of Lexing- ton street entertained her Wednes- day evening bridge club this week. Mrs. Ralph Britton of Ten Acre road entertained her bridge club Tuesday with luncheon followed with bridge. Mrs. Percival Platt won the prize Mrs, Raymond Gil patric will entertain the same club at her home on Ten Acre road next Tuesday,
 The Alpha Alpha Alumnae will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Edward Christ on Coolidge street.
 Mrs. William Judd entertained at luncheon and bridge at her home on Murray street, Tuesday
 Mrs. Albert Jourdan of Water | bury and Mrs. Joseph Ward of Gar den street, this city, entertained with luncheon followed with auction bridge, Wednesday at Mrs. Jour dams home in Waterbury. The prizes were won by Mrs. James Cur tin. Miss Lconie Crowo, Mrs. Henry Lash and Mrs. M. A. Kinsella, all of this city.
 Miss Ruth Bancroft of Berlin en- tertained with a Halloween party at the Worthington Community Center hall.
 ! Miss Mary Flis of Burritt street was given shower at the home , of her sistcr-in-law, Mrs. Frank ! T7lis, Thursday evening. She will be married to Joseph Grudzinski on No,p,11h her