New Britain herald., 1926-01-23

olbert was toastmistress and in this opacity added n e.. to .h' enjoy lent of the evening,
 s-.AS Marie Pldnkenburg read ner n po~.l. "Collegiate Dos and on'ts for lhe Heublein Supper, liss Fitzgerald, retiring president, as presented with q basket of 1 overs. Miss Lucy Hoffman, the | w president, gave short talk on | cr ideals for the club for the com | Ng year, Miss Annie Banc, oft gave | tar; in half of the Russell X Twin company, presenting each irl with the tompany's compli' tents" Miss Frances Water res, onded to Greetings on our FouItS ,irthday" { hea'er >al,v at he Student Prince" was enioved after he banr"et,
 The Beta Mu sorority will hoh dance at the Burritt hotel on Fri 'ay evening, February l? The af~
 @ Is (: pected to be one of tn" "aNing social events Of the seasor I the junior social world. The com rittee making arrangements con ,ats of Miss Hazel Atwater, M'ss IaI' Garan and Miss Mary Ines.
 Miss Mary Wells ard Mrs. Walth- IS of Newington Center will open leir homes net Tutsday afternoon , bridge gatherings to be given ndAr the auspices of tAs Newington oaguc of Woman Voters
 The out of town guests will add parkle and variety to the costume all which Is to be held next Satur- lay evening at the Shuttle. Meadow lub as the final party of the assem- ,ly dance series. Arranged by the committee in charge Of the dances. .amely, Mrs. Louis Young. Mrs. ,ioger Whitman. Mrs. Philip stan- ey, Mrs. L. NJ. Hayden and Mrs. Charles Parsons the affair is sure to be interesting, the fact that mem bers may include only house guests in their invitation list makes the af- fair take on an air of the unusual, henceforth the final dancing parties of various sets at the club have been sort of get-together affairs, when all ages and sets of society have joined together for an evening of revelry. The announced time for the ball tc begin is g o'clock but these affairs are always late In starting and nc doubt 1t will be nearer 10 before all the guests are assembled and the event will officially begin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Maurice Stanley are among those entertaining at dinner preceding the dancing.
 Miss Beatrice Reynal will enter tain at bridge at the home of hel parents, Mir. and Mrs. Louis Reynal of Lexington street Monday after noon for Mrs. Mercer Wight of Chi cago, H., who is visiting her parents MT. and Mrs. Laurence Mouat oi Grove Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. Maxwell Coe of Lib erty street, MT. and Mrs. Ernes Smith of Franklin Square and Mir and Mrs. Maurice Stanley of Lin coin road were among those enter tainins at dinner last evening pre- ceding the Assembly dance at tn Shuttle Meadow club.
 Mrs. Harry Parsons entertained three tables at luncheon and hrldg' at her home on Russell street yes terday.
 Mrs. Frank Atwater of Belvidere gave bridge party at her hom Wednesday afternoon when she en tertained three tables at cards. Tn prizes were awarded to Mrs. Charle Lee and Mrs. B. Darrick.
 The banquet of the graduatin mid-year class at the Senior Hig school will be held Monday, Jan uary 25. Four toasts by student and an address by Principal slad will make up this part of the pro
 gram. Dancing will follow the flna talk.
 The toasts are The faculty as "
 see it." by Marjorie Potts; "Yello'
 Streaks," A talk on the class colol
 by Irene Haigist: Heights" |
 Philip McBriarty; and I've are bt
 cause we are" by Stewart Dube
 Mir. Slade's address will be "Doin
 Things"
 The guests will be Principi Louis P. Slade. Vice Princip
 James c. Moody, the class ac
 visor; Mrs. Amy C, Guiltord. Mi
 May Began, Miss Beatrice Neil, ar
 David Swift. The committee charge consists Of John Lacav chairman; Margaret Arlanso Mary Kennedy and Roger scully