New Britain herald., 1926-02-06
TIMELY NOTES OF CLUBS CHARITIES AND SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

will precede the Mid-Winter ball to he held this evening ut tho shuttle Meadow club, Hosts include Mrs. William Hungerford. Mrs. Philip E. Stanley Mrs. Maxwell Coe and Stanley Duncan.
 si Yaffe will supply the music for dancing and dinner will be served at 7;SO o'clock.
 The annual midyear formal at the Connecticut Agricultural College will | be held Friday evening. February l2, | according to an announcement by |, Arthur Lorcntzen. '27, of Naugatuck, chairman of tho committee in | charge of arrangements. Assisting | Mir. Lorentzen as members of his | committee are Milton N. Simons. | I'?7. of Hartford, and Lawrence W. smith, '?7 of Washington. The committee in charge of dec. orations is Otto M. Hirschheld, '2S of Hartford. chairman: John F. Crockett. '27, of North Haven, and Chester R. Woodford. '27, of Avon.
 
 Mrs. William c. Hungerford gave large bridge followed by tea at her homo on Russell street Wednesday afternoon for Mrs Arthur Kimball of Lexington street who with MT Kimball and their daughter Eliza beth and son enn T. Kimball will sail later in the month for Europe. Quantities of pink roses were used to decorate the house. In the dining room, Mrs. Allan McKinnie and Mrs, William Booth presided at the tea table whi Il was decorated with tall pink candles and a large centerpiece of pink roses. Mrs Maxwell Porter Mrs. Eoward Bruemmar, Mrs. Ed ward H. Christ, Mrs. Johnstone Vance, Miss Margaret Middlemass and Miss Corrine Goodwin assisted with the serving, She prizes went to Mrs. Allan Mckinnie, Mrs. Charles Hall, Mrs. Charles D. Nibberts and Mrs, Arthur Ri ball.
 Mrs Brayton Porter of West Hartford gave a luncheon bridge at her home Wednesday for Mrs. Edith Porter of Walnut street this city who with Mrs C. F. Goodwin Of Corbin avenue will leave at an early date 10 spend several weeks in California.
 Mrs. Armand Gaudetto of Orange street entertained at her home Tues day evening for Miss Charlotte \ Blossosl wski whose marriage 10 Walter F. Scott of this city will take place Wednesday morning Feb | rlary 18th. There were 20 guests : present and decorations were eftect- iyely carried out in pink and white.
 Miss Helen Nelson entertained a number of her young school trlehoS at her home in Plainyille last Sat urdav afternoon in honor of her 9(h birthday. Her guests included Mar yare, Bergen, Maxine Bull, Shirley Hemingway, Virginia Boliver, Irene Nelson, Muriel Civilian and Eliza- beth Mae Miller of New Britain.
 Tonight the members of the Sat urday Night club will be the dinner guests at the Hotel Burritt of Judge John H. Kirkham of Cedar street.
 Mrs. Valentine Chamberlain ol Sunnyledge gave lunchean bridge o' her home Wednesday for Mrs. WIl' liam Peterson and Mrs. Oscar Nl' kerson of Colonia, x. J.
 Mrs. Albert Corbin of Vine street Miss Georgia Parker of Vine stree and Mrs. William Parker Of Gurus street attended the bridge party 1T Hartford Wednesday, which MrS Frank Davis gave at her home.
 Mrs. W. l., Hatch of West Mall street, will entertain a number friends at the Pennington Countr' cluh on Wednesday of next week.
 The Wentworth club. presiden Clesson w. Parker, brought to close it's 25th anniversary week eel bration last evening with a suppe dance at the Hotel Bond, which, de spite the snow storm drew larg and representative gathering ot NeN Britainitcs. Si Yalfc played for tn dancing and supper was served at l o'clock.
 Helen Horn, 11-ycar-old dauGhtr of Mir. and Mrs, M. G. Horn Maple street, will give a piano recit' at the studio of her teacher, Emm N. Miller, Friday evening, Feb. T. 1926.
 Program.
 I Bach--a Gavotte
 b Solfeggietto
 Beethoven Gonata-G Major II Allegro non Troppo
 b Minuct.
 III Tschaikowsky-The Lark S
 Song.
 ng Glyinsky-BerCcuse
 Brahms-15th Waltz.
 " clbrieCh-Harlcquln r. termeZzo,
 ge Levine-Humoresque F Minor ne Behcr-Hungarian Dance.
  in Mrs. Luther Parker of Fore e. street will entertain the members or her card club at dinner this evcnii or at her home.