New Britain herald., 1927-01-08

Elizabeth Dening
 "A Starry Night" .... Smith Clifford Christian 'Grande Marche de Concert" ........... Wollenhaupt Arnold Dehm Fifteen minutes from Chopin
 Ruth Bennett Lindsay t1fth Nocturne ....... Ieybach Marion Anderson Valse in c sharp minor .... Chopin Mildred Berglund A social half hour followed, dur ing which refreshments were served.
 
 One of the featuring social events of this season will be that of the annual D. X. R. bridge which will be held in the ballroom of the Hotel Burritt Saturday afternoon, January the fifteenth. prominent among those who have secured tables are:
 Mrs. Charles H. Parsons. Mrs. Howard S. Parsons. Miss Kate Stan ley. Miss Mary Whittlesey, Mrs. Ed ward x. Stanley. Mrs. Frederick A. Searle. Mrs. John c. Loomis, Mrs. Harry M. Bates. Miss Florence Camp Mrs. George Corbin. Mrs. Rufus N. Hemenway, Mrs. William F. Att wood, Mrs. William Booth. Mrs. Frank J. Porter, Mrs. Laurence Mouat. Mrs. Elisha Cooper. Mrs Stanley T. Goss, Mrs. William S. Rowland, Mrs. Walter H. Hart, Mrs. Thomas w. Wilbor. Mrs. Ernest Smith. Mrs. Harris E. Humason, Mrs. James s. North. Mrs. Algernon Alderson, Mrs E. Clayton Goodwin, Mrs. F. Raymond Cilpatric. Mrs. Robert S. Brown, Mrs. William A. House, Mrs. Douglas A. Johnstone. Mrs. Charles w. Lee, junior. Miss May Moves. Mrs. Orville Parker, Mrs. William E. Parker, Mrs. Louis Reynal, Mrs. James H. Robinson, Mrs. Roy c. Schilling. Mrs, Edmund L. Warren. Mrs. Joseph Williams, Mrs. Sherwood Raymond, Mrs. c. M. VanDuser. Mrs. Edwin w. Schultz. Mrs. Charles H. Norris. Mrs. Ray mond Mazeine. Mrs. Lucius o. Lusk, Miss Alice Pierce. Mrs. Max well Coe. Miss Katherine Swift, Miss Marjorie Baldwin.
 Miss Esther Trumbull, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Trumbull of Plainville, entertained Monday after noon at her home with a bridge party of five tables. Mrs. Quillam presided at the tea table with Miss Dorothy Clark and Miss Jean Trum- bull assisting the hostess with the serving.
 Miss Ruby Rogers of Middletown and Miss Katherine Swift won the prizes.
 Mrs. Donald Gaffney will give a bridge party this afternoon at her home on Corbin avenue.
 Miss Flora Hine, of Clayton road and Miss Cordelia kilbourne of Stanley street, entertained in honor of their guests Miss Frances McEl- fresh and Miss Katherine Whitely Monday evening with dinner party at the Manor Inn followed with bridge at the home of Miss hil- bourne. There were twelve guests and the prizes were won by Miss Katherine Whitely and Miss Clara Traut.
 Miss McElfresh and Miss Whitely are classmates of Miss Hine and Miss Kilbourne at the Connecticut college in New London.
 Mrs. Ernest W. Christ entertain ed at luncheon and cards Wednes- day afternoon at her home on Ten Acre Road.
 Miss Miriam Mouat of Grove Hill will entertain this afternoon at bridge for her sister. Mrs. R. Mer- cer Whyte of Chicago.
 Mrs. Percival Platt entertained her bridge club at luncheon and auc- ton Tuesday at her home on Ten Acre road. Mrs. John H. Fellows won the prize.
 Miss Katherine Swift entertained her bridge club Thursday afternoo, at her home on Lincoln street. There were four tables of auction and the prizes were won by Miss Marjorie Baldwin and Mrs. Elwood Johnson.
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 The P. tS r. Corhin club held its annual holiday party last night at the club rooms on Pearl street. The affair was in the nature of Christ mas party though 1t was a little late n the season and there was pres snt a Christmas tree loaded with | gifts for all who attended.
 President Howard Rawlings |, opened the gathering with an ad- lress of welcome and c. B. Parsons, general manager of the concern, gave a short talk.
 The affair was one of the most en- oyable held by the club whose consists for the most Idl L cI tllC lol III lllS PIdllt- II. :. Barnes was chairman of the com nittee on arrangements.
 Mrs. Joseph Callahan entertained Ter weekly bridge club at her home n Haley street Tuesday evening. Prizes were awarded to Miss Ger rude Callahan and Miss Helen For ythe. A musical entertainment was njoyed featured by vocal solos by ,1rs. James Clerkin.
 Mrs. Wesley Bedding of Cedar street entertained three tables of oridge at her home Tuesday eve hing. The prizes were awarded to Miss May Sliney and Miss Mae Schmidt.
 Nlr. and Mrs. Cedric Powers of Harrison street, entertained MT. and Mrs. John F. Connors of Bridgeport