New Britain herald., 1928-02-11

etsia . transferred te the Israal Putnam school.
 Ms. Earle K. Bishop of Adams skfest entertained twelve guests at | saDDer bridge party last Saturday svsatng. The prizes wers woa by ArA Harrison BristoH. Niss Gladys Day. Frederick Nacomber and Dr.. William Wright
 Mrs. Louie Jones of Ten Acre Read save one of the largest and most brilliant parties of the week when she entertained forty friends at luncheon and cards at the shutfis Meadow club on Monday. last. Quan- tities of spring flowers were used to decorate the tables and the bridge trophies went to Mrs. Joseph Hal loran, Mrs M. A. Kinsella. Mrs Fred Radcliffe, Mrs. Alderidge. Mrs. Charles Law. Mrs, Charles Davis and Mra Milton Jones.
 Mrs. George Long of Hartford. gave | luncheon at the Shuttle Meadow club on Thursday.
 MrA E. w. Christ entertained the members of, her evening bridge club on Tuesday. at her home on Ten Acre Road.
 Mrs. Earl w., Higbee gave . luncheon for twelve at her home on Garden atreet Friday. Fridge follow" ed and the trophies went to Mrs. Walter w. Leland, Mrs. F. w.. Nacomber and Mrs. George Ashley. Mrs, Laurie Banford entertained the members of her card club at luncheon and bridge at her home m Maple Hill Friday. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. c. w. Buckley and Mrs. Fred o. Radcliffe.
 Mrs. F. W. Macomber, gave . bridge party for 20 at her home on Ten Acre Road last night. Mrs' E. Spencer of Springfield. Mass, was the honor guest.
 
 Mrs. William Hart entertained at dinner at her home on Hart street last night.
 Mrs Clarence Manning entertain cd eight at bridge Wednesday eve ming, Mrs. Burton Hildebrandt won the prize.
 Mrs. Clarence Manning gave luncheon bridge of two tables yes- terday afternoon. Mrs Maxwell Coe was awarded the prize.
 The twenty-seventh annual ball of the New Britain Wentworth club, held last night at the Hotel Bond. proved to be as gay and colorfui as its predecessors. It was largely attended by New Britain folk.
 Mrs. Stanley Duncan will enter- tain a few friends at cards this evening at her home on Lincoln street.
 Miss Maude E. Traver, directress Of nurses at the New Britain hos pital was reelected secretary and treasurer of the educational section of the Graduate Nurses association at the convention held this week in New Haven. Miss Traver is presi- dent of the Business and Profess sional Women's club of this city.
 
 The New Britain Teachers Glee club will present an interesting pro- gram Thursday evening. February 1e. in the auditorium of the Senior High school. The club will be assist ed bv Kathleen Crowley Solomon.. soprano; Florence Ostlund, contral- to: Charles stuhlman. tenor: Ernest r. upham. bass. and the Orpheus Instrumental quartet Miss L. Ethel Prior will be the co.ductor and Miss I,olia M. Littlehales the accompan- ist.
 The program is as follows: The Sea Hath Its Pearls. .Ptnsuti SanQ8 O1 DCc ~sAs-SA ~-- - A Tale of a Duck. ........... .stults
 The Glee Club. Finale Dolin" Valse Triste ............. Sloe'lue Adagio and Burree .... Richardson The Orpheus Instrumental Quartet. AS Torrents in Summer ...... .Elear Marry Me. Mary'veen. ...... .Dht 1e The Bells of st. Mary's. ... Adams
 The Glee Club.
 Intermission. The Long Day Closes ..... Sullivan Ole Uncle Moon ............ Scott A Song of the Sea. ....... stepolns
 The Vocal Quartet. Atinuet from the Military Sym
 phOny .....s.''''' Violin Solo-Scherzo. Van Goenz
 MT. Fleitzer.
 Miss Prior at the piano. Invitation to the Dance-Von Weoef, Chanson Russe ...,........ oHilh The Orpheus Instrumental quartet The Two Marionettes ...... Cooke All in the April Evenin. Robertson