New Britain herald., 1926-03-27
TIMELY VOTES OF CLUBS CHARITIES AND SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

the Hartford High school faculty,
 Miss Alice Gaffney, daughter Of Judge B. r. Gaffney and Mrs, Calf ney of Vine street is home from smith college for the holidays,
 John Andrews, son Of Mir. and Mrs. John A. Andrews of Lincoln Road has returned from Exeter Academy 10 spend his spring recess with his parents.
 Mrs. Elmer stone entertained the members Of her card club at dinner followed by bridge at her home on Russell street. Friday evening.
 Mrs. NJ. l.. Rhodes entertained the members Of her bridge club at cards at her home in Berlin, Thursday aft ernoon.
 Mrs. T. II. Bristol entertained at tea at her home on Corbin avenue Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Ade- laide Hubbard who has been her re- cent house guest. Mrs, Hubbard will play with a summer stock company in Washington, n. C.. which has it's opening performance on Easter Monday at the National thcatcr. Mrs. E. N. Clark entertained at tea for Mrs. Hubbard on Monday at her home on Garden street and on Thursday Mrs William II. Booth gave tea in compliment to Mrs. Hubbard.
 The RussWin Girls club will hold q May dance on May at Newington Grange. Miss Emma Schnell is chairman of the entertainment Com- mittec.
 Miss Ruth Evans, Miss Ruth Schaefer and Miss Grace Wullin are the committee completing necessary plans for the annual Easter dance 10 be given under the auspices of the Phi Sigma sorority, The dance will take place at the Eiks club on the evening of Wednesday, April 7th.
 
 The spring calendar of entertain- ments for dancing and dining for members of the Shuttle Meadow club starts on Saturday, April 10, when the annual Easter dinner dance will take place, Coming, as it docs directly following the len ten season it is sure to be one of the largest and gayest parties of the spring season.
 The May ball is scheduled to take place on the Sth Of May, al- ways one of the high lights on the club calendar. this year will see no exception, for the committe" is en- deavoring to make it an unusually fine party.
 The last in The series Of spring dances is the Decoration day dance which will take place on the goth of May, Dinner will precede each of these dances and already plans for several parties are being made
 Mrs Mary CuSsacll entertained number of her friends at her home on Howard street last Saturday tvo- uing in honor Of her birthday Among the guests wcrv Mrs. F. (. Cassidy Of New London, MT, and Mrs. J. Knox and Mr. and Mrs Thomas Toner and sons of New Brunswick, x, J,
 Mrs. Frank Rose entertained Ht luncheon followed by bridge at her home in Berlin on WcdnesIay.
 Mrs. Nannette Bishop who makes her home with Mrs. Gorge Corbin on Lexington street entertained the members of her Bridge club on Wednesday.
 Mrs. F H. Mann of Southington, formerly of this city entertained a number of friends at cards nt her home last Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs William Hungertord of Rus soil street is among those from New Britain who will entertain at cards at the bridge party 10 be held Tues day. April 9th at the home of Mrs, Clarence Seymour of Sycamore Road, West Hartford. The pro- cends will go toward the hron2" tablet which is 10 be erected to the Pilgrim Founders of Windsor, Conn, Mrs. Harry R. Williams of Prospect avenue. Hartford, is in charge of the tables.