New Britain herald., 1927-05-14
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 From Ballet of Flowers
 Hadley Hartford Symphony Ensemble

l Ballet Cl lOWeI0 ....... Hadley Hartford Symphony Ensemble Mrs. Bret Neece. Mrs. Howard
 Bruemmer and Mrs. Sturman Dyson ! entertained the members of the
 Thursday afternoon bridge club this
 week at the home of Mrs. Neece on Corbin avenue. Mrs. James Baldwin,
 Mrs. Gerald w. Walker, Mrs. George Boil and Mrs. Charles P. Merwin won the prizes.
 Mrs. William H. Crowell of Lenox Place, entertained at bridge yester- day afternoon at the Manor Inn. Mrs. Marcus White of Forest street. was at home 10 the members
 of the faculty of the Normal school and the members of the graduating
 class on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
 White was assisted in receiving by Miss Louise Schmahl. Miss Eliza beth Allyn, Miss May H. Moves. Miss Helen J. Bunce. Miss Elizabeth Les-
 horn and Miss Anne c. Murnane. Miss Edith Prentice gave a luncheon and bridge Wednesday afternoon at her home on Worth ington Ridge, Berlin. for her house guest, Miss Ruth Rinehart of Phila- delphia. The prizes were awarded to Miss Eurith Wachter. Mrs.
 George Hayner of Dayton, Ohio.
 Miss Louise Holcombe, Miss Mar
 garet Christ and Miss Rinehart.
 Mrs. Sherwood Berger Of Harri-
 son street, entertained eight at
 bridge Monday evening. MT. and Mrs. Bennett H. Hubbard won the
 prizes.
 Mrs. Robert D. silsby gave a luncheon followed with cards for
 eight guests in honor of her guest,
 Mrs. George Hayner. at her home
 on Worthington Ridge, Berlin, Thursday.
 William 5. Rowland of Lincoln
 street, was the host to the Saturday
 night club at the Manor Inn last 1 week.
 Miss Frances Hickey, niece of l Mir. and Mrs. Pardon C. Hickey of l Warrington Ridge, Berlin, gave a luncheon yesterday at the Shuttle l Meadow club.
 ! Mrs. Harold Peck will entertain 1 her bridge club Thursday afternoon
 at her home on Lincoln street. Miss Susan B. Murphy entertain 1 ed a number of friends at the
 Manor Inn Monday evening.
 Mrs. Hardy Payor will entertain
 at dinner at her home on Shuttle ! Meadow avenue tonight. Mrs. Elisha Cooper gave a dinner , party for eight Tuesday evening at i her home on Vine street. The party was given in honor of her son Stan- : ley Cooper, who celebrated birth
 day on that day.
 Miss Flora Humphrey will enter
 tain a number of friends at danc-
 ing at her home on West Main street, Tuesday evening in compli-
 ment to her house guest. Mrs. Lena Gay Moore of Brownsville, Texas. Among the festivities Of the week end attracting the younger set from town and vicinity is a supper
 dance to be given, this evening at the new Avon Country club. MT. nd
 Mrs. Howard Bruemmer. Mir. and
 Mrs. George Colt. Mir. and Mrs. Surman Dyson, Dr. Clifford Vivian and Mrs. Vivian. Mir. and Mrs George Boil, Miss Harriet Reynal.
 Miss Priscilla Crabtree, Miss Eurith Wachter. Miss Beatrice Reynal. Hu- bert Williams, Mir. and Mrs. Bret Neece and their house guests. Miss Janet Bent and Miss Marion Mar shall of Providence. R. l.. Bernard
 CIuv Ol hNOll, MI. tAil' -''Ae AASAi meth Nreeland of Hartford. MT. and Mrs. Edwin Cowies of Hartford. Serene Gammell of Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Guy of Portland and George Rapp of Middletown. are among those who will attend.
 Mrs. Luther Parker of Forest street entertained the members of her bridge club at luncheon and cards at the Shuttle Meadow club last Wednesday.
 Mrs. George Hildehrandt gave dinner party followed by bridge nt her home on West Main street Thursday evening. The bridge tro- phies went 10 Mrs. George Boil and Henry Coholan.
 Mrs. William Atwood of Vine street and Mrs. W. l.. Hatch of West Main street entertained group of friends with picnic