New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
.: ACTIVITIES AND PERSONALITIES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD :
Lawson with some gifts Of linen.

New Brltains younger set was represented at thu Junior week fes- tivities which were officially opened at Trinity college Friday afternoon with an informal afternoon dance at the Delta Phi chapter house, In the evening Alpha Delta Phi gave formal dance. with dancing from 10 to o'clock. Today's entertain ment includes tea dances at Psi up- silon and Sigma Nh. 1 Twilight vespers will be said In tho college chapel Sunday, and AL pha Chi Rho will serve a post.p prom breakfast early Tuesday morning, Alpha Delta Phi will entertain with a bridge party on Monday after matinee party. and hay or sleigh ride to Pennington Sunday eve ling.
 As a testimonial Of their appreci ;ion ot the cast and chorus in tn cent production Tho Lions Gu 'rolic," the members Of the Lion iuh Thursday night entertained tn participants at a dinner and dane at the Hotel Burritt
 President Harry c. Hancock pre-. sided. Captain Harry Haynes wa" he master of ceremonies during the dinner following which the program was turned over to James V. Onor- ato. Miss Alice Sullivan and Miss Anna krawitz rendered vocal solos. Miss Catherine Sloath demonstrated some fancy steps in toe dancing. No- cal selections were rendered by liar " Shahinian, James Donahue, I. w, Latham, and Stanton Ashley showed some modern Charleston steps, Sam Sablotsky rendered d comic song and a demonstration Of jazz was given by Matt Callahan. Harry Kristopher and Mildred Belosky rendered duet, and this was followed by fancy dancing hy Dorothy Hermann, aged six, and her sister, Louise, aged eight
 Following the entertainment program of dancing was carried out
 On last Monday evening, Clan Douglas No. 130. O, s. C., observed theh irthday Of Robert Burns, the beloved Scotch poet, at the Y. W. C. A. A banquet was served at 6:S0 o'clock followed by an entertain- mcnt and dancing,
 The committee on arrangements consisted of David Morrison, chair man; Nell McDougall, Jr., William Syme, David B. Miller and William w. Scott.
 The reception committee consisted of Mrs. John Scott, James Pattison. Mrs. David Miller and James Thomson
 Mrs E. w, Christ gave a dinner party at her home on Corhin avenue Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs. r, w. Macomhcr of Hamilton street, who sailed this morning on 8 cruise through the West Indies.
 Mrs. Olive Judd 1ngraham of West End avenue will entertain the A. A, alumnae at her home on Tuesday evening, February 9.
 Mrs. Frederick Rackhffe entertain cd the members Of her card club al bridge at her home on kensington avenue Friday afternoon.
 Miss Harriet Reynal, daughter of Mir. and Mrs, Louis Reynal of Lex ington street entertained at cards at her home on "Wednesday evening.
 Mrs Edward Christ will entertain number of friends al cards and tea at her home on Coolidge street this afternoon.
 Mrs Bcnnet Hubbard will enter tain the members of Thursday After noon Bridge club at cards at her home on Vine street, next week. that lay,
 Plans are well under way for the annual ball of the Eddy-Glovcr post, American Legion, which Is to be held February 18th at the state Armory This is always one of tn" most cosmopolitan social events of he winter season and draws q large 1ssemblage from the various social sets about town. The committee in charge includes: Stanley K. Eddy, 8 chairman: Curtis L. Sheldon, R. w. Chamberlain. Gustave Carlson. Rus X sell Smaller, William W, T Squir f and Harry C. Jackson