New Britain herald., 1927-03-19


 tertained eight Of their friends from New Britain Thursday evening at a St. Patrick's Day party. Prizes for games were given to Barbara Cur tin and Margery Leavitt.
 George Barrere. the worlds great est flautist and his little symphony orchestra will give a concluding concert in the artists series of the New Britain Musical club at the Capitol theater on Sunday March 2, and naturally much social interest attaches to the local visit of this unique organization. Barrere him. self has reputation Of such inter- national dimensions that his pres ence at the head of this outstanding chamber music organization is sure , to attract music lovers to the thea ter in large numbers. The program has not yet been announced, but there are assurances it will be one of the most attractive of the sea son. IL has been a long time since an ensemble Of the highest type the players are the pick Of the New York symphony orchestra-has been heard in New Britain.
 The annual Rotary club ladies' night will take place in the Burritt hotel dining room on Thursday night, when the New Britain Musical club will furnish the program Of music. Dancing will follow.
 Mrs. G. Fay Brown of PA Woos- ter street, Barnesdale. entertained several friends at luncheon and bridge Thursday. The prize was awarded 10 Mrs. Charles Bruemmer.
 Dr. and Mrs. A. s. Grant Of Col: street, Maple Hill. gave a card party at their home last Saturday evening. The prizes were awarded 10 Mrs r. B. Proudman. Mrs. J. II. Latham, Mrs. Harold White. Will liam Middlcmass, Theodore Monier and F. B. Doane.
 Mrs. Ernest W. Christ entertained at luncheon and bridge Thursday afternoon at her home on Ten Acre road.
 Mrs. Horace NJ. Brown Of Harri- son street, will entertain eight guests at cards Tuesday afternoon at the Manor Inn.
 Mrs. John Purney entertained her bridge club ct her home on Black Rock avenue, "Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Luther Parker of Forest street. entertained with two tables of bridge Monday evening for Miss Bnntly of Forest street, who has re- contly come with her family to make her home in New Britain. The prizes were won by Miss Mona Martin and Miss Marjorie Baldwin.
 Mrs. Milton Jones of West Main street. gave bridge party followed with tca last Saturday afternoon at the Shuttle Meadow club in honor of her house guest Miss Marie Ziel- enbach of Elizabeth, New Jersey. , Mrs. John Peiletier and Mrs. Cliff ford Odin poured at the tea table which was attractively decorated , with green candles and spring flow CTS. Mrs. Bayard Crum, Mrs. Brete Neeca, Mrs. Curtis Christ and Miss Pearl Cramor assisted with the sorv- ing. The prizes were awarded 10 Mrs. Lucien Stevens Miss May Re gan of Hartford Mrs. Gustave Winger and Miss Marie Zielcnbach.
 The Alpha Alpha Alumnae will meet at the home of Miss Eurith Wachttr on Harrison street, Tues day evening.
 Mrs. James T. Powell of Robbins avenue, Maple Hill entertained the Maple Hill Bridge club Tuesday aft crnoon at her home. Mrs. William ! IT. F'itzell, Mrs William II. Allen and Mrs. Frank E. Rau won the prizes.
 Mrs. Ernest W, Ch1ist entertained at bridge Wednesday afternoon at her home on Ten Acre road.
 
 Mrs. Charles R. Clark 0, Plain- yille entertained the Woman's Fed eration executive committee at her home Monday afternoon. Those present were Mrs. Charles w. Moo- dy, Mrs. Stephen Dietzko, Miss Elizabeth Norton. Mrs. w. A. Bailey. Mrs. C.. 4. Bedford, Mrs. Edwin Hills, Mrs. II. A. Castle Mrs. II. s. Smith and Mrs. O. M Baker. Miss Marjorie Norris Of Ten Acre road. entertained her bridge club Monday evening.
 Mrs. Sherwood Berger of IIarri- son street. entertained a few friends at cards Monday afternoon. Mis. IldlTlsoH bflStol Of IilIlcoll street, gave a bridge party Of three tables for Mrs Truman Bristol of Corbin avenue, Thursday afternoon. | Mrs. James Baldwin, Mrs. James H. Robinson and Mrs. William Booth won the prizes.
 Mrs. Mortimer Rhodes Of Berlin, will entertain her bridge club at her