New Britain herald., 1926-06-19

(Continued from Page ID pictures which Mr. and Mrs. Kim bail took on their recent trip abroad.
 Mrs. Arthur Sampson of Walnut street and Mrs. Elbridge Beecher Of Grove Hill will entertain at bridge and tea at Mrs. Beecher's home next Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Walter ?. Crabtree, Jr., will give a bridge party at her home in Hartford this afternoon for her sis ter Miss Priscilla Crabtree, daughter ot Mir. and Mrs. Walter P. Crabtree Of 1coln street, this city. who is 10 sail July 5rd for Europe.
 Miss Gertrude Ncipp gave party at her home on Griswoli street Tuesday evening in compliment to Mrs. William Davis,
 Mrs. A. Fruscclla gave a party at her home on East street Sunday evening for Miss Ellen TomaSso Of Fairview street who will he grad uatel June 22nd from the state Normal school,
 The vocal pupils Of James n. Donahue gave a delightful program of songs Wednesday evening at the recital Mir. Donahue gave in the auditorium of the Y. M. T. A. X B. hall. Those taking part were r. Cassolini, Zelio Casso!ini Mrs. Mary rarvel Cronin. Francis O'Brien. Walter Paluch. Florence Ryan, James FurIani. Miss Marie DeNicino, Frank McGrath and George Dillon. Most Of the above singers were in cuded in two chorus ensembles with Miss Mary NcCabe, Mrs. Concetta viladi and Frank O'Brien added.
 Tn addition to accompa the singers. Mir. Rosenberg also played solo.
 Everything was very festive and gay last evening at the New Britain High school when the members Of the senior class held their annual promenade. Quantities of lavender and white streamers were used 10 decorate the gymnasium and music was furnished by the Trinity Bac- chanalian orchestra.
 Principal Louis P. Siade and Mrs. slade. Vice-principai James C' Moody and Mrs Moody, Miss llga F.. Harvey. Miss MiIie G. McAuIey. Miss Adricnne Raby and Miss May Regan were the chaperones. The committee arranging for the dance included Thomas Conday, chairman; Eaton Smith. Natalie Case. Marion Scheyd. Louise Brown. Elizabeth Hance. Samuel keimowitz and Michael Cianci.
 Mrs. George Kimball of south Bnrritt street entertained the otticers and board of directors Of the Nislt- ing Nurse association at dinner at her summer home at Madisoh' Wednesday.
 Miss Grace Emmett, daughter ol Mir. and Mrs. Henry Emmett oi Monroe street entertained a nuInner of her young friends at her home Wednesday afternoon in honor of her tenth birthday
 Members Of the Wcnnorbcrg Male chorus gave a farewell party Nen- nasdav evening for Rudolph Swensh of Warlock street, who is president of the organization. NIT S"ensh UilI sail today from New NorK ci'Y m the $. <. Stockholm for q three months trip to Europe,
 A very delightful musicale was s,fyen last evening al the nome ol Mr, and Mrs. Robert sims on Car'- ion street. when the piano pupils or Mrs. Sims and the violin pupiis ol Miss Edna Sims gave their thlrd an nual recital. .,,. l.,
 The program was varied with m strumental solos and duos' MiSS Sims favored her guests with N'on', and vocal selections in her usual rleasirr manner. The duo on TWO nianos bv "Dragon Flies with Jes- sic Alexander and first piano ana Marcia Ginsbcrg second. was re- ceiyed with great applause
 Ernest Smith, a well known ,e"oi of Caldwell. \. J.. added greatly 'o ,ha enfoyment Of the evening. MT smith has a rich tenor voice, sym nathettc and appealing wdich cap ,ivated his hearers. The vocal QUO "Sing. Sing. Birds on the WinG' pS Miss Sims and Mir. Smith. was es- neciaIlv pleasing and well rendered.
 r. would be difficult 10 state "hlch pupiIs did the best as all were eN- celIent and reflected much credit on their teach .s. The following par'i- cipated in the program: Henrle''a Jugo. Charles Elliott. Jean Pa'ter- son. Lillian Kalnorg, Elizabeth Don- o11e, Margaret Maclachlin, Edna Hall. Mary Douahuo, Borden Mae lachlfu. Doris KIe't, William 'o'les Cecil Garrish, Ward kisselbrac", Marcia Gmsherg. Elizabeth Chanda. Wallace Frost or. Gemrui" Gorhach ElIzgbntn Naclaralju. Aifhild An- iareon. Jessie Alexander and Clara bel HOIsic.n,
 Member, of tu" B,rrh"ood Alum nj association will hold thcir annual bridge follow, hr ''a a' 'h" Elm Tree inn in Fa~mimg'ou n"N Sal nrday afternoon.
 Miss Alice AId~rsor entertained four tables of l,rjdee al her home on Lake street last Saturday aftcr- noon. Tb. prizes wou' 'o Mrs. Ar .t.,,- s.uLn.nn Nirs- I.m.. BnldNLn