New Britain herald., 1927-06-11

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 Orpheus Instrumental Quartet Morris Dance ........... Germa Allegro Finale ............. Bonn At the piano
 Mir. Charles A. Johnson Mrs. Maurice Pease entertained a tea at her home on Sunnyledge Fri day afternoon for Mrs. Carl Mes senger of Philadelphia, Pa.
 Mrs. Henry G. Schauffler of Lin. coin Road will entertain at Luncheon and cards at the Shuttle Meadow club Monday. June 18th.
 Last Friday afternoon Mrs. E. NJ Wightman of Hartford gave a lunch con at the Shuttle Meadow club tc several friends from New Britain and Hartford.
 Mrs. George Vivian entertained several friends at cards at her home on Emmons Place yesterday after noon.
 | Mrs. George Colt gave small bridge party at her home on Vance street Monday afternoon for her mother, Mrs. Pearl Pixley. and her sister, Mrs. Lee Johnson of Omaha, Nebraska. The prizes went to Mrs. Allan c. Mckinnie and Mrs. Howard Bruemmer. The guests included. Mrs. William H. Booth. Mrs. Arthur c. kimball. Mrs. John Pelletier. Mrs. Johnstone Vance. Mrs. Bret Neece, Mrs. Emory Corbin and Mrs. George Hildebrandt.
 Mrs. George Bodley gave bridge party at her home on Garden street Tuesday evening for Miss Jennie L.. Bassett of Bridgeport, former nurses supervisor at the New Britain Gen. eral hospital. There were 20 guests present all of them nurses who served under Mrs. Bassett's direc- ton.
 Miss Virginia Bodley. daughter of Dr. George Bodley and Mrs. Bodley of Garden street, entertained twelve of her little friends at party at her home Tuesday afternoon in honor of her eighth birthday.
 A party was given last evening in honor of the sixteenth birthday of Ellsworth Griffin at his home on Theodore street. Maple Hill. The guests included: Miss Helen Pipkin. Miss Dorothy Hitchcock, Miss Mar iorie Hale. Miss Evelyn Green. Miss Mayne Pittsinger, Miss Constance Dyer, Miss Leonie Harding, Miss Mavis Welch, William Comstock and Charles Athern. Samuel Ingraham was in charge of arrangements.
 Mrs. Frank Porter of Lexington street. entertained at luncheon and bridge Wednesday afternoon at the Pennington club. Mrs. James Rob- inson and Mrs. Charles w. Nichols were awarded the prizes.
 
 Miss Josephine Miller, Miss Louise Holcombe and Miss Elva Mckirdy will give bridge party this afternoon at the Hearthstone Tavern. Berlin. in honor of Miss Margaret Christ, a popular feted June bride. Miss Christ will be mar ried June oS.
 { Mrs. Walter J. Sorrow entertained the Maple Hill bridge club Tuesday afternoon at her home in Maple Hill. Prizes were won by Mrs. F.. K. Proudman, Mrs. M. J. Shonts and Mrs. H. A. Lienhard
 Mrs. Gerald W. Walker recently of New Britain entertained the Thursday afternoon bridge club at her home on Dover road, West Hart ford. Miss Harriet Reynal, Mrs. Clarence Manning and Miss Eurith Wachter won the prizes.
 Miss Grace Bodley of Whiting street was the honored guest at a miscellaneous shower given by Ca of her friends Wednesday evening. Miss Bodley will become the bride of Albert Cote on June II.
 Mrs. A. c. Bowman Of Hartford, formerly of Cedar street, this city. was in charge of the military bridge party which took place last evening at the Sequin Golf club in Maple Hill
 Mrs. George Hildehrandt of Rhine decker Lane and Mrs. John C. Loomis of Lincoln Road entertained several friends at a picnic supper Wednesday night at Mrs. Hide brandt's home.
 Mrs. John Fellows entertained at luncheon and bridge at her home on Ten Acre road Tuesday. The prize went to Mrs. Edward Lancaster.
 Curtis Sheldon of South High street is giving picnic luncheon to- at Madison for Mir. and Mrs. Car, Messenger of Philadelphia, Pa.
 Miss Margaret Virginia Goodwin daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Frank E. will entertain number oi little friends this afternoon at the home of her parents on Ruell street, 1 he ncca sion being her ninth hlrt h.