New Britain herald., 1927-03-19

The Ladies Auxiliary ot the Ne" Britain Bows club will give their an nual bridge porty this afternoon. Tn the gymnasium ot the Boys club. The money raised from these parties everv year is used 70 purchase incl ientals about the club rocrls-tood for parties which the auxiliary gives 70 the boys and items of that sort. Mrs. Sundberg is president ot the auxiliary and is working with her comnl.tes 70 make this the most profitable bridge gathering the club nas had. A partial list ot the tables reserved for today Mrs ". F.. Parker, Mrs Dwight Skinner, Mrs, E. ". Christ, Mrs. H. M. Parsons, Mrs. R. NJ. Parsons, Mrs E. L. War ren, Mrs 4. (. Sundberg, Mrs. W. E. Montague. Mrs. J. r. Kennedy. Mrs. A. H. Scot, Miss Clara Washburn, Mrs. Clarence Derrick. Mrs. W. $. Bacon, Mrs. L. s. Reynal. Mrs. H. J. Bruemmer. Mrs. Raymond Catlin, Mrs. M. W. Davenport. Mrs. Sarah Alley, Mrs. H. E. Parker.
 Mir. Otto Youngblad entertained a number ot her friends in honor ot her birthday Thursday afternoon al her home on Cedar Court. Kensins- ton. Potted plants and spring flow DTS decorated the rooms. Mir. Young blad was assisted in serving refresh ments by Mrs. Martin Sands,ron and Miss Axelson Of New York.
 Thir.y-tive nurses from the New Britain General hospital were en- tertained by the Rotary club at q St. Patrick's Day luncheon Thursday noon at the Burri,t hotel. Heading the nurses were Miss Maude E. Ira yer. dlrectress, and Dr. T. Eben Eceks, superintendent or the hos pita!. X s. Patrlck's Day program was conducted ny stephen Robb. John J. hlniry sang several Irish melodies and there was dancing.
 The Thursday Afternoon Bridge club met this week at the home of Mrs George Boil on sherman Court. Mrs. Gerald w. Walker. Miss Bent y and Miss Euritn Wachtcr won prizes.
 t1rs. r. E. Gilpatric entertained the members or her bridge club Tuesday afternoon at her home on Ton Acre Road. Mrs. r. (. Pla:t was awarded the prize.
 Mrs. Reginald Towers gave a bridge party Thursday afternoon at her home on Hamilton street
 ar. 70 entertain the members c: the saturday night club and their wives At their home on Forest street this evening. Following dinner, Mrs. Forbes Robertson Hale O. England will speak 10 the gathering.
 Governor John II. Trumbul! and Mrs, Trumbull of FlainIille Will en- tertaia tomorrow at their home on Pennington avenue. Their guests will include N,. and Mrs. Edward Kelly of Bridgeport. Colonel C. H. Allen and Mrs. Allen ot Rockville. and Mir. and Mrs. Harold T. S.oper Of this city.
 Miss Beruadine Walker, Miss
 katheryn Wells, Mss Alice Alder son with Miss Margaret Mitchell and Miss Ruth Burdick Of Hartford will assist Miss Ruth Bassctte with her recital dancing this afternoon at the Y. W. C. A. gymnasium. This evening Miss Basscttn will entertain at supper and cards for them at her home or Emmons Place.
 The three Junior current events clubs entertained the members Of the two junior current events clubs Tuesday afternoon q. Mrs. Elsha Coopor's home on Vine street. Mar shall Bartholomew of the Seymour School Of Musical Education, who is also coach of tho Yale Giee club. was introduced to the gathering by Mrs. Louis Young. He told a very splendid story of music. taking four groups of songs, the negro spiritual sorcs, the mountain songs of North Carolina. childrcn's songs and plan tation songs. and discussed them in very entertaining manner. Alter noon tea followed with Mrs. Maurice peaso, Mrs. William Hart and Charles Stanley presiding at the tea table, which was particularly charm ing with its colorful spring flowers,
 Mir. and Mrs. r. ki"ffer of Brook lawn street gave a party at the Odd Fellows hall on Thursday March l,,h In honor of the l6'h birthday of their daughter Edna. There were loo guests present. The S"anee club orchestra played.
 The piano pupils Of Emma \. Miller will give q delightful program Of music Thursday evening, March
 o4th. in honor Of the centenary ci the death Of Ludwig Non Beethoven. The program which will begin s' 1E1l1Sll11eG51S|