New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
Social Mews
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lon will be the honorary hostesses at the benefit bridge which the New Britain alumnaa of Mount Saint Joseph Academy will hold at the Burritt Hotel on the afternoon of Sa'urd. q, May Sth a. 2;$o o'clock.
 Ths annual ball Of the Worthtng- ;on Community Center association held last evening at the Grange hall in Berlin was the most brilliant lea ture Of the social calendar this sea son. A number of progr. .ssive din- rer parties and several home du- uar partie~ preceded inc affair The hall was decorated with quantities of brivr- colornd spring flowers Mr. and Mrs, Pardon E!sAes led ia" grand march ~5 -rar"i a' g o'clock. One found all sorts of cos,u1uss n.r. The SGaHIS' dm"HE girl, the brilliant Gypsy gay ballet dancers. quaint old fashioned girls the French maid and chnf and ',ar Q many other attractive costumes.
 Mrs. Frank l.. Wilcox. Mr-. Eol- erick Morrison. Mrs. Emil Q. Sier- len Mrs. Tnoma. (. l1olgson, Mrs Alexander Huston and Mrs, Samuel F'iske.
 Welcome was extended 10 the -uo-ts by Nr. and Mrs Mortimer L.. Rhodes. Mrs William Scott and Robert susby Rho met tho arrivals in the hall.
 Reverend Samuel Tiske, pastor Of ,na Berlin Congregational olur'H and an active member in the asso- riatior gave the address of welcome
 The committee in charge of t-e affair iurmied. cake, Mrs. Russell < Gold Hfr- Lon3 T. Phelps. Mrs. Gror-, r. Tr.utine and Mrs. Robert IT. Dnmin-: punch Mrs. <. R. Potter, Mrs. Ioster r nomng, Mrs. Ralph l.. car,.r Mre. Leland W. G7a'6'u and Mrs Earl Brown. ic" orraw EH--.U <. GolG. Mir Raymond. s. B. Po,,.. William Scott George r. Do and Rev Samuel A, FisNe, f.Fo~.. Miss Alice Huston, Mrs Charles E Pratt. Mrs $, Chase coala. Mrs. Fred $ Trour and Mrs Pardon Hickey: music. Pardon '. Rickey. s. Chase Coals vas general chairman Of the affSr.
 Mrs. William Kinner entertained the m,mbers of the Maple Hill bridge club at her home on Golf street Tuesday afternoon. The prizes were awarded fo Mrs. THeodor" wallen. Mrs. L. l.. Harding and 10 Mrs Waiter Sorrow,
 Mfr. and Mrs. James B. Ellsworth and Mir. and Mrs. Clarence F. Bald- vin Of Kensinetou entertained 7t dinner and dancing at tnH Wath"r7- field Country club last Saturday evening.
 Miss Winifred Schweitzor gave ? party at her hom, on Elm street Wed2esday evening in honor Of Miss Ebba Gahnbcrg of Pleasant street who will leave early this month for California where she will make her home.
 A small. but very dclighttu r"- citaI of music was given Wednesday afternoon at L.. 2 homa Of Mrs. '. I. Benne' on Forest street whom under the direction of Ruth Good rich Horton her c'lijdren's singing class gavr group of songs, The class includes Mr. and Mrs Ben nets daughter Miss Helen Eennot. Miss Jean Stanley and Miss Frances Stanley. daughters Of Mir. and Mrs. Philip Stanley Miss Doris NerHln. daughter Of C. ?. Mcrwin and Miss Augusta Parsons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Parsons. Each member Of the class san- q solo which was followed by an ensemble of several songs.
 Mrs. John H, Trumbnn will "n- certain at luncheon followed by cards at her home on Faruirr'ou avenue in Plmnvi'la neEf Saturday for her daughter Jean. in honor of her sixteenth birthday. Among tla zueyts will he Miss Emily SioN"r Miss Ella slopar of this city, Miss Helen Sawyer of Waterbury, Mss Lois Phelps. Miss Abby Usher Ms Emma Hills. Miss Helen McEeruao and Miss Elizabeth Br7s'ow of Plainyille. Miss Esther Tr9mhull daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Henry TrumDu1 student at Dana HalL wll be home for the party and Mss Florence Trumhull will he home from Mt. Holyoke college.
 Mrs Bonnet Hubbard entertained inc members of tho Thursday after noon bridge club at cards at her home on Vine street this week, tl@t day. The prizes went to Miss Katheryn Swift and Mrs. Harold Guy Of Portland.
 Mrs. George Barso1 entertained nine tables of brifrra at her homo on Arch street Wednesday evening for trc sistorhood Lunchcon WAS