New Britain herald., 1926-02-13

NlSNdbtt 4ilNs N'tll Ollllt NplllOls AlIH. Catherine Humason Mrs. John Far ey, Mrs, William Forsythe. Mrs Daniel Sullivan. Mrs. John E. Cur In. Mrs, William Regan. Mrs. E. J. Mrs. Francis Dohson, Mrs. Walter Curtin, Mrs. Elsie Suprenant, Mrs. Peter Suzio, Miss Anna Ahern Mrs. Charles Staub. Mrs. Frank B Cox. Mrs. Patrick A. King, Mrs. John , Mcguire Mrs. John Mullen, Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Henry | Cashen. Mrs. M J. Conroy. Mrs. r. K. Dunn. Mrs, Mary Curry, Mrs, John Omara, Miss Mary ReEan, Mrs. Edward Hennessy.
 e Mrs. William c. Hungerford will | give luncheon at her home on Rus sell street Tuesday afternoon for Miss Mary Taylor Rlauvelt of Hart ford.
 Mrs. George Rogers entertained three tables at luncheon and cards at her home on Hawley street Tues day afternoon. Decorations were eff Actively carried out in Valentine colors. The prizes were given to Mrs. Alfred Jordan of Waterbury. for merly of this city. and Mrs. Horace Brown.
 Mrs. A. c. Sundberg gave bridge party at her homo on kensington avenue Tuesday evening for Mir. and Mrs. Robert Carlson of Los Ang- eles, Cal The prizes were award cd 10 Mrs. A. Burkhardt, Mrs. Bertram Miller, Miss Edith Carlson, Miss Rose Patterson. Roy Freeman and Arthur Peterson.
 Mir. and Mrs. Carlson who have
 been visiting in this city for some time, will return to their home in California on March 1st.
 Miss Julia Levine daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Israel Levine of go Winthrop street, entertained at bridge Thursday evening for the
 benefit of the Sigma Chi Epsilon sorority. Miss Ethel Gubernick and
 Miss Llla Silvorman assisted in the
 serving.
 The annual formal Soiree held by
 at the Shuttle Meadow club las
 night, proved to be one of the sea
 sons most enjoyable parties. In tn
 attractive ballroom setting the man,
 young people danced from S;3 o'clock until midnight to the strain
 of fox-trot rhythms furnished hy th Nrid-Nite Suns orchestra of Hartford The ballroom was crowded and tn
 many vivid colors of the gown
 worn by the young women created
 decidedly picturesque scene.
 The chaperons for the occasion
 were MT and Mrs. Marcus White
 Miss Louise Schmal, Miss May II
 Moves, Mrs. Joseph R, Andrews
 Mrs. Edward L. Darlington an
 Mrs. Charles A. Unkclbach.
 A grand march, led by the presi - dent of the senior class and her es S cort was the signal for the fcstivi o ties to begin. From that time mt S the hour of 12 had struck gaict }. predominated and the affair was sai l. to have been one of the most sue
 cessful ever held by students at tn d institution.
 y Mrs, Alfred Malmgrcn of Madiso Is street entertained a number y friends at cards at her home Thur
 day evening. The prizes were aware
 ed to Miss Vera Shcrmnn. Mi a. Gladys German and Miss Marjor n Young. Others who attended we y Misses Marjorie Hodge, Mae Ere
 man, Cornelia Lundquist, Glad,
 Steiner and Bornicc Hyneck. l. Mrs. l.. L. Harding will enterta a- the members of the Maple H Tn Bridge club at her home Tucsda
 February 10th.
 eo Mrs. NJ. J. Kchoc and daught 'n of Fremont street and Miss Bert III Zimmerman Of Jubilee street, lt
 today for Now York and Allan
 City.
 ~ Valentine favors and dccoratio u were again the attraction at { sa narty given last evening at [ nn Stanley Memorial church under f ~ auspices of the Ladies Aid socit ao and the Mems club. Mrs. A. ro Ritter. Mrs. Louis Caldwell, Fr 'or Ritter and Albert Ritter were a. charge of the evenings entcrtat nd ment for which valentines Of of kinds were on sale. suiting the la nd of young and old. They were ma rs. ed and delivered to their own pi sic ticular destination by special ye, livery" service. In addition to t nd a short entertainment featured a
 refreshments were served. in- Claude w. Stevens was enterta lay ed at his home In Kensington Tu at day night by members of the K elk. sington Literary club in honor Irs' his birthday anniversary which nal cured on Monday. There were
 persons present.
 led Plans have been completed me the eighth annual ball Of the Ed 'h- Glover Post, American Legi ee' which is to take place Friday e III ming at the state armory. Si Y;
 will play for the general danc
 from to 1 o'clock.
 ,eu The patroness list includes ,e' names of Mrs. w. F.. Atwood, \ A"' c. F. Bennett, Mrs. Isaac Big
 Mrs. William H. Booth. Mrs. V .N. liam J. Farley, Mrs. E. r. Gaffl s,, Mrs. William l.. Hatch, Mrs. w aua Hungerford, Mrs. H. A. John' Mrs. A. q. Kimball. Mrs. c. -,y Kimball, Mrs. c. c. Landcrs, oor J. C. Loomis. Mrs. F. r. McDono, .ads Mrs. A. C. McKinnis, Mrs. Jamc for. North, Mrs. C. E. Parsons, Mrs.