New Britain herald., 1929-06-08

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 Nias Anna Valentine. daughter of Ar. and ArA John Valentine. was given . miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at the homo of Nrs. N. s. Valentine of Carlton street. Miss Valentine will be mar ried to Edward Tanguay of Stanley street on June IT at St. Joseph's church.
 A miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Niss Mary Ronketti at her home on South Main street Thursday evening by thirty-five of her friends. She will become ths bride of Herbert Crowley on June ls.
 Miss Jennie Lundell of 196 Steele street entertained $ friends last Wednesday afternoon in honor of the roth birthday anniversary of her mother. Mrs. Oscar Lundell. The home was beautifully decorated in flowers. the color scheme being lavender and yellow.
 Mrs. Lundell received many beau- tiful gifts including purses of money. Happy returns of the day were extended to her by her many friends.
 Mrs. Edward Feldman of [. Mon- roe street entertained three tables of bridge Wednesday evening at her home. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Mae Gruber Of Hartford. Mrs. Louis Rabinow and Mrs. Cordelia Banta. The home was attractively decorated. After the bridge lunch- con was served.
 Every detail has been arranged for the annual June dance of the Nathan Hale Chapter, Order of De- Molay which will be held on June II at the Masonic Temple. The event will be semi-formal and will be the first of this type sponsored by the chapter in the new building on West Main street.
 Dancing will he from until o'clock and at intermission a dance speciality will be presented.
 Members of the Amphion Dra- matic club gathered at the New Britain senior high school last night for their annual farewell party tH the graduation members. Refresh ments were served and an informal entertainment was given by mem- bers of the club. Mrs. Amy C. Guilford is supervisor of its activi- ties.
 A charity whist to be given under the auspices of Daly Council, No. 12 K. of C., with the assistance oi representative Catholic women from the different parishes and Catholic societies of the city, will be held at their club rooms, on Tuesday June II, for the purpose of estab. fishing permanent fund for the children of the Polish Orphanage
 Mrs. G. F. Gaffney. is general chairman of the committee, Mrs. w F. Mangan is chairman of the dona- tion and prize committee, and Mrs J. M. Halloran, Is chairman of the cake and candy committee.
 Indications to date, are that this bridge party will be the largest event of it's kind ever attempted ir this city. the report of the commit tee in charge of the ticket sale indi cates that there will be over 1Oi tables sold before Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank D. Clark o Plainville, formef residents of New Britain. entertained large number of friends last Saturday evening with picnic supper in the wood, followed by. bridge at their home.
 Mrs. Frank Holmes, Charles Fran. cis and Howard Smith were giver the prizes.
 Miss Betty Apelgren entertained two tables of bridge Tuesday eve ming at her home on Burritt street The prizes were won by Miss Elsie Lehman. Miss Ruth Anderson ant Miss Myrtle Zoeller.
 The faculty of the smalley schoo held an informal reception with Mrs Grace Coholan, retiring principal, a, guest of honor. yesterday from t o'clock at the school.
 Mrs. Joseph Walton of Harrison street gave a luncheon and bridg, for twelve Thursday afternoon at hel home. Mrs. George Ashley, Mra Charles Norris and Mrs. Georg' Bodley were given the prizes. Miss Ann Gourson of Winter street gave a bridge shower Tuesda!