New Britain herald., 1928-02-18

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 her brother and sister-in-law. MT. and Mrs Harry Hine. Tho prizes went to Mrs. Maurice Johnson. Mrs. Richard Pichard. Lawrence Huma- son and Luther Parker.
 A very representative gathering of New Britain folks attended tho dih- ner dance at the Pennington Coun- try club last Saturday night. Many of them arriving in time for dinner. while others came out for the danc- ing which followed. Noticed among the general assemblage were Mir. and Mra William H. Booth. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Kimball. Mir. and Mrs. George Kimball, MT. and Mrs. Rob- ert Parsona Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parsons, MT. and Mrs. Johnstone Vance. MT. and Mrs. Earle Van Buskirk. Mrs. John c. Loomis. Mir. and Mrs. Harry Bates Mir. and Mrs. William H. Hart. Jr.,' Mir. and Mrs. Maxwell Porter. MT. and Mrs. Will liam T. Coholan, Maxwell Hart, Roger Whitman. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Parsons. Mir. and Mrs. Phil ip Stanley. Mir. and Mrs. Pardon Hickey of Berlin and MT. and Mrs. George Kohn of West Hartford.
 One of the attractive pre-lenten parties of the week was the first in a series of bridge luncheons which Miss Miriam Mouat, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Laurence Mouat gave last Wednesday at her home on Grove Hill. Small tables. set for four. dec orated with lavender sweet peas and pale yellow daisies were arranged in the living room to seat twenty-four guests. Six rounds of auction bridge followed the luncheon service with the prize awards going to Mrs. James Baldwin. Mrs. Edward H. Crust and Mrs. Johnstorf Vance. Miss Mouat entertains again on Birthday.
 
 An interesting gathering was held last night at the home of Miss M K. Jagodzinska, when a group of friends gathered to hear Sister St. Philippe, and Sister St. Theresa tell of their work among the Chinese. Sister St. Philippe, who is visiting her father, H. Allard, told of the extreme wretchedness of the poor among whom the sisters work. She spoke of the wish of the Mother Su- perior to establish a Novitiate at the Chinese base of the Sisterhood. Sis ter St. Theresa told of the school life of the Chinese children. Re- treatments were served.
 The following were present: Miss Kelch. Miss Mokrzysila. Miss G. Schwab. Mrs. N. Janis, Miss Motyka, Miss Prachniak, Mrs. A. Gaudette. Mrs. l.. Colon, Mrs Twaroska. Miss Libold. Miss Sataline. Miss Glownia. Mrs. Janatys and Mrs. Jeromczyk.
 Miss Betty Rubin entertained her bridge club Monday evening. The prizes were awarded to Miss Rosa lind Birnbaum. Miss sadye Koplo- witz and Evelyn Raschkow.
 Miss Veronica Lurrs Miss Mil dred Bengston, Miss Mae Vrensen and Miss Gladys German are com pleting plans for Leap Year dance to take place at the Norden Bunga- low later in the month. Sponsored by the Phi Sigma sorority the af- fair will surely prove successful.
 Mrs. James Clerkin entertained the members of her bridge Wednes- day evening at her home on Smith street. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. James Gilbert, Mrs. A. Scott and Mrs. r. Arragon.
 Mrs. Edward Messenger gave a bridge party at her home on Elm street Friday evening in complj- ment to Mrs. Wollman, who before her recent marriage was Miss Lydia Heinzman. Bridge trophies went to Mrs. A. Parker of Bristol and Miss Ruth Humason.
 Tthe Business and Professional Women's club house was the scene on Monday afternoon of very de- lightful children's musicale Mrs. Ruth Bennett Lindsay was responsi- ble for the event which featured Vivian Allen, Elsie Ranger. Eliza beth Denning. Madeline Garrish, Myrtle West, Elmer Ripple. Phillis Simmons, Fern Young. Muriel Thomas, Mary O'Brien and Edna Emerson.
 
 Mrs. Roswell Moore will entertain the Thursday afternoon bridge club next week at the Moore residence on Sunnyledge.