New Britain herald., 1927-02-12

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 Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Cliff ford Vivian entertained 24 friends at luncheon and bridge at her home on West Main street. Quantities Of ! spring flowers were used to decorate l the rooms. The prizes were given l to Mrs. Lawrence Humason. Mrs. Arthur Kimball and Mrs Orville Parker.
 1 Mrs. Alan Burke entertained IS friends at dinner and cards at her ! home on Corbin avenue Tuesday night.
 Mrs. Luther Parker entertained at luncheon followed by cards at her home on Forest street yesterday for her house guest, Miss Geraldine King of Middletown.
 Mrs. John Fellows entertained at bridge at her home on Ten Acre ! Road yesterday afternoon. for her house guest. Miss Dorothy Quimby of New Jersey.
 Miss Marjorie Bull, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Bull of q Black Rock avenue, gave a tea at her home Sunday afternoon. Miss Doris William poured and she was assist ed by the Misses Betty Purney, Miss Lucille Case, Ruth Williams and Beatrice Bull.
 The table was prettily decorated with red carnations and general color scheme of red, white and blue was carried out.
 Miss Bull has entered the Hart ford Hospital Training school for Nurses.
 Miss Doris Williams, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. l.. D. Williams Of Gar den street entertained at bridge Monday evening in honor of Miss Marjorie Bull.
 The Girls club of the C. L. X P. Go, will hold Valentine supper and theater party In connection with its regular meeting. February 14, at 5 P. NJ. The meeting and supper will company. The room and tables will be tastefully decorated Tn an apro- prate Valentine scheme. Favors and prizes are prepared for distribution at the supper and for games which will follow. At 8 o'clock the club members will go to the Strand thea ter for the evening.
 The committee In charge of af- fairs Is under the direction of Chair man Marie I. Chisholm. other mem- , bers of the committee being Gladys : Hennig. Florence Baest, Rose L. Hogan and Helen E. Leach. They will work in conjunction with the club officers. President, Hazel F. Harris: Vice President. Rose l.. Hogan, Secretary. Marie I. Ch!s- holm. and Treasurer Gladys Hen nig.
 The club which was recently or canized to promote social life and good fellowship among the girl em- ployees of the company recently held most successful card party under the direction of Madeline G. Kindelan.
 5 Edith Pascoe, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Howard N. Pascoe Of Stratford Road entertained twelve of her little friends in honor of her seventh birthday on "Wednesday afternoon. Her guests included An nette Atwater, Alice and. Barbara Burkhardt. Agnes Carter Edna Jacob!. Edith and Doretta Pascoe. Donald Loomis, Hubortine Jacobi and Willard Perry.
 Mrs. Alan Burke entertained the members of her Current Events class at luncheon at her home on Corbin avenue Monday noon.
 Benjamin Hawley gave a dinner party at his home on Hart street Friday evening for MT. and Mrs Alan Burke.
 Mrs. Maurice Pease entertained at bridge at her home on Sunnyledge Friday afternoon In aid Of the Hart ford Art school fund.
 Mrs. Ralph Howe vii! entertain at dinner at her home on Corbin ave- nue tonight. Among the guests will be Mir. and Mrs. Charles B. Parsons. Mir. and Mrs. Philip Stabley and Mir. and Mrs. F. Swain of Hartford. at dinner at her home on Lincoln road Friday night for MT. and Mrs. Allan J. English Of Coolidge street.
 Mss Mary Whittlesey entertained two tables at luncheon followed by bridge at her home on West Main street Friday afternoon.
 Among the important musical events of the month is the benefit concert which the New Britain Musical club will give on Sunday aft. ernoon, February 20 in the Capitol theater. The artists on the program include prominent members of the organization. Tho Mendelssohn Trio, always a favorite group of musicians have some new and very beautiful numbers to play. Miss Lois Phelps of Pla.nville, now studying In New York city will give a group of solos. MT. and Mrs. Philip Smaller Of Bristol are to feature with an operatic duet. Tn addition to this the String Guar tet, Mrs Jane Futile and q Mixed Quartet will add much 10 the splen- did program. The object Of the bene- fit concert Is to raise money for the Kate Stanley fund. and, If possible, create a scholarship fund which will be used each year in assisting young . musicians in furthering their abili.