New Britain herald., 1928-10-13
GATHERINGS
Mrs. Frank Porter to Give Large Tea for Mrs. Hungerford.

SAasVu8 tu0AE 8ueo1 WoScs MT. anu Nra Harrison T. Bristoll. Mr. and Mrs. P. c. Piatt, Mr. and Mrs. Gard ner Weld, Nr. and Mrs. Robert c. Vance, Nr. and Mrs. Maurice John- son. Mir. and Mrs. Howard Bruem- mer, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Van Bus kirk, Nr. and Mrs. Sturman Dyson. Min Ruth Bristoll. Miss Corinne Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Park or, P. Peuetier. Harold Jones and Mir. and Mrs. Brayton Porter of West Hartford. The prizes went to Aiss Goodwin. Mrs Weld. Mrs. Parker. MT. Van Buskirk, Mir. Bruemmer and MT. Vance.
 Mr. and Mrs Earl Van Buskirk of Ten Acre road entertained twelve friends at dinner and cards last eve ming.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Schauffler of Lincoln street will entertain at cards at their home tonight.
 Mir. and Mrs. William H. Ratten- bury of Shuttle Meadow avenue en- tertained . small party at dinner Thursday evening. Acre road entertained the members of her bridge club Monday afternoon at her home. The prizes were won by Mrs. Roswell Moore. Miss Maxine Hart and Mrs. George Boil.
 Miss Ruby Andrews will entertain members of the Alpha Alpha alum- nae Tuesday evening at her home on Lincoln street.
 Miss Alice Alderson of Lake sti eet will be the guest of honor al . bridge party given this afternoon by Mrs. Ross Parke of West Hartford.
 Miss Alderson's marriage to John Magee. Jr.. of Greenwich will take place next Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Claude Leroux, Jr., enter tained the members of her card club Tuesday afternoon at her home on Arch street. Mrs. Henry Hill and Mrs. B. Roche won the prizes.
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 A bridge-shower was given in honor of Miss Mary Caslowitz at her home on Corbin avenue Tuesday night by Miss Jeannette Light and Miss Mollie Light. Miss Caslowitz will become the bride of David Lich- man of Providence. Rhode Island. tomorrow.
 The social aspect of the meeting of the Civic Music Association at the home of Judge and Mrs. w. C. Hun Gerford on Wednesday evening in- cluded a musicale of charm after the business meeting. Those taking part in the program were: Theron w. Hart in two piano solos. Bar carole." Op. 3s No. 1, by Leschetizky and "RiEaudon." by Raf. John Lindsay. baritone, in two songs. "Heigh -Ho," by H. T. Burleish, and "Oh. Didn't It Rain" by the same composer. Walter Arbour. in two piano solos. "Lento." by Cyril Scott. and Waltz in A Flat" Op. 42. by l AuVpllI. 4luIIl uVOuilSA 44OA kOap soprano. in two songs Spring Drop ped a Song Into My Heart" by Bea- trice Fenner, and "October's Bright Blue Weather" by Benjamin Whelp- ley. Philip c. Magnuson. tenor. in two songs, Tn the Silence of the Night" by Rachmaninoff. and 70. Dry Those Tears" by Del Rigo. Jane Sartoris Futile. contralto. in two songs. "Shipmates O. Mine" by Wilfrid sanderson, and Danny Boy" Old Irish air. The quartet of vocal- fists concluded the program with the singing of May Gentle Sleep Fall Der Thee" from Martha by Flo tow. The program was followed by refreshments.
 The business meeting of the asso- citation brought to light tho extent of the Civic Music Association in the city. It was reported that more than 800 memberships had been secured. and that several hundred more were likely before the conclusion of the membership campaign on November ]. The aim has been 1000 member ships with sustaining memberships added. The three concerts, includ- ing the revival of the New Britain Choral Society concert. will be given at the Capitol theater. Nov. Il, Jan. IS. and prior to Easter. The artists contracted for are Nanette Guilford. opera soprano: Rudolph Gang, plan fist: Carmella Ponselle, mezzo so- rrano; Max Rosen, violinist, and the four artists to assist the choral so- ciety and orchestra in the final con- cert. Virginia Lee Judd, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Harold Judd of Berlin, entertained several of her young friends Friday afternoon with . birthday party. Mir. and Mrs. William Hungerford of Russell street will entertain at supper Sunday evening at their farm in Kensington. One of the outstanding social events of next week will be the tea | given by Mrs. Frank J. Porter of | Lexington street for Mrs. William | C. Hungerford of Russell street on | Tuesday afternoon at the Shuttle Meadow club.
 Mrs. Johnstone Vance and Miss Corinne Goodwin honored Miss Alice Alderson. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs, Algernon B. Alderson of Lake .h~ evening at the home of Mrs. Vance on Monroe street. Mrs. Ross Parke of West Hartford. Miss Miriam Mouat and Mrs. Ralph Dame of | West Hartford were awarded the