New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

City, the house guests of Mir. and Mrs. John (. Loomis of Lincoln Road.
 Mrs. H c. Margaral enter, aimed al bridge and tea al her home on Garden street Wednesday afternoon. There were three tables playing and the prizes went 10 Mrs. William Hanrahan Of Bristol. Mrs, w. r. Mangan and Mrs. Nora Booth.
 
 MT. and Mrs. John C. Loomis en- tertained at dinner for six last eve ming at their home on Lincoln Road.
 Mrs. Stanley Cooper gave a lunch , con bridge Monday afternoon to the members Of her current events class Mrs. Richard White and Mrs. Hardy Payor were awarded the trophies.
 Mrs. II. C. Blakeslee Of Hamilton street entertained the members Of her bridge club ar cards Thursday afternoon at the Hotel Burritt.
 
 Edward Platt, son Of Mir and Mrs r. C. Plat of Ten Acre Road en- t2rtained several young friends at . tis home Wednesday afternoon in honor of his fourth birthday.
 A gala supper party and program marked the fall season at the Nurses Home on Hawkins street, Thursday evening when the Nurses Alumni Association entertained with funny costume party for members Of the senior class Of the New Britain Gen cral Hospital training school. The guests appeared in all sorts of dress, each one more ridiculous than an- other. for the party was known us a. Funny Hat Party" Mrs. Harry Johnson captured the first prize while Mrs SkoneSsi and Mrs. Leon ard Schade took second and third awards.
 Miss Agnes O'keefe Of North street entertained at q miscellaneous shower Thursday evening in honor of Miss Mary Feeney. About 25 were present and the home was prettily decorated Musical selec- lions and dancing were enjoyed and q luncheon served Miss Feeney will become the bride of Thomas Mullen next "Wednesday morning at St. Mary's church,
 Mrs. John B. Donlon Of Spring street entertained last evening in the form of a miscellaneous shower in honor of her sister Estelle Martin Of Sexton street. Miss Martin will be married to Henry Lapierre of Bristol on November %.
 The Y. W. C. A. gymnasium csQ-le scene for 9 pirates fair starting al 10 o'clock in the morn ing throughout the day also on the following Monday and Tuesday from o'clock in the afternoon until s o'clock in the evening. Miss Carlotta Sloper is in charge Of the decora- tions. There will be tables of ar ticles of brass, handwork and tied and dyed work for sale. Mrs. Har- old Parsons is in charge of the brass outlay.
 An entertainment will be given by members of the Girls Reserve at S o'clock Saturday evening under the supervision of Mrs. Hamilton Bick ford and Mrs, Richard White. , Tea, waffles and sandwiches will be served in the improviscd Spanish garden during the three afternoons of the fair.
 The proceeds will go into the fund used to send delegates Of the Girls Reserve and the Business Girls de- partment to conferences.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Kenneth Erceland Of West Hartford entertained ht cards Thursday evening. Mrs. Nree- land was Miss Frances Dean, of Philadelphia, Pa. formerly of this city.
 Mrs. John H. kirkham will open her home on Lexington street Tues day evening, November 22nd 10 meeting of the New Britain chapter of the Connecticut League of Wo- men Voters. Mrs. Buell. R. Bassett.