New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Mrs. \. Berson, Mrs. sherman, Mrs. x. Fielman. Mrs A. Hoffman, Mrs, l Rabinow, Mrs. Fred Wrinkle, Mrs. Edward FeIdman, Mrs. NJ HorUitz and Mrs. Geisingcr.
 Mrs. Harold Peck entertained the members Of the Alpha Alpha Ialumnae association at cards at her home on Lincoln street Tuesday evening" The prize went 10 Miss Beatrice -}eyngl
 The pupils or Emma \. Miller VII give q program Of music at her studio on Monday evening, May 5rd tt 7:30 o'clock. Miss Doris Bradley soprano, and Miss Florence Ost- lund. contrslto, win sing. On Tues day evening a' the same hour an ether class Of Miss Millers pupils wu give a recital. The children taking part in the musical include. Ida Graenherg. Elliott SaXe. Murial Kop,ouitz Dorothy Webber, Bertha kravjtz. Uuicc Leikin, Dorothy SmfIt. Saul Chernofi, Anna Rabinow, Edna Charsky, Vivian Margentina, Goliio Sickllck, Irving Waxman Ethel Rerkovitz, Rodo Baldwin. ltzal Eozenblat. Helen Horn. Bernard Levitt, Libby Dunn, Ed ward Rosentoli Mortimer Barko- wttz, Rose Wishueretsky. Dora Bell and Fred GersinEer More than 2so guests were pres ent Thursday evening in the Trinity Methodist church for the reception given 10 Reverend William II. Ald- erson and Mrs, Allarsou. A delight fu) program of music and dramatic arl vas presented including selec- tions by Miss Edna Sims, violinist Mir Occupin. 'cellist. and Mrs. Ro- hart Sims, pianist, solos by George Ward and Leonard C. Yoke, and ITO acts hy the young people of the Epworth league, A Co-ed's Troub- les" and "Ths Goops." Attorney Mortimer II. Camp, president Of the board of trustees vas master Of ceremonies He presented Mir and Mrs. Anderson with an automobile robe from friends in the church. 4 social hour was enjoyed and re- treatments followed the program. Nr5 William F Brooks of High street will give luncheon followed uy fridge al the Shuttle Meadow club next Saturday for her daughter ! Ipr Katherine Brooks Of New York Icity,
 Mrs. Harold T. sloror entertain od at dinner aD4 carja at her home ou Russell 5.r.H Wednesday eve .uc,
 Miss Martha Moore. daughter of Nr. and Mrs. E, Allen Moore of Suuuyledge will give a supper dance a' har home tlis evening for Miss Helen North, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James North of Sunnyledge whose marriage 10 Clarence Mann ing of Harrison street will take place in June.
 
 Miss KathcryU Swift. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Orlando Swift of Lin coin street will entertain at cards and tea at her home this afternoon for Miss Natalie du Pont of Wilmin- ton. Del. who is the house guest of Miss Helen North, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James North Of Sunny ledge.
 Nr. and Mrs. James Robinson Of Harrison street have returned from California
 Mrs. Rufus il m.nway of LeNinE- ion street is expected home from At lontic City, x. J, today.
 Mrs. George T, KimbalI of South Borritt street vas in New York city tals week.
 L. Hawkins Of London, England, is the house guest Of Arthur Kim hau of Lexington street, arriving on Wednesday aboard the Homeric with Ir. Kimball and his son. Penn T. EimhalL Mrs. Kimhall and their daughter Miss Elizabeth Kimhall arc remaining on the continent until June.
 Lewis ". Young chairman of the house committee of the Shuttle Ho1dow club has appointed the fol. lowing committee to assist in the activities at the club house for the coming year. Mrs. Ernest Smith Mrs. George KtmbalL Mrs. John, stone Vance, W. T. Coholan. Maur- ice Stanley and Clesson Parker.
 Mrs. ". ". Leland and daughter. Mss Virginia Leland, of Hart street returned last Saturday from a week in Atlantic City. N. J.
 
 Miss Virginia Humphrey daugh- for Of Mr. and Mrs. E. \. Humphrey of Lincoln street is attending the festivities at Williams college to- day
 Charles P. Merwin of TrumbuH street sailed for Europe today with Putnam Phalanx
 Miss Eleanor Lewis returned on Wednesday to her home in New