New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
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 Amid . decorative color scheme which involved the colors of three New Britain High school fraternities. the inter-fraternity dance of the Alpha Iota Epsilon, Theta Sigma. and Alpha Delta Sigma fraternitses was held at the Elks club last eve- ming. Approximately 100 couples took part in the dance which was considered one of the most success full In several years and the event of the present high school season.
 The colors resembled . rainbow in effect. This was brought out es- pecially strong by the streams which reached from . center point in the ceiling to several points in the room in circular arrangement.
 During the evening, Miss Kathryn Naloney of Hartford, one of the guests. sang as the orchestra played the music for the dancing couples.
 The successful manner in which tho dance was conducted was due to the efforts of Chairman Paul Cianct and the following committee which consisted of three members of each fraternity: John Zotter. Frank O'Brien and William Buckley of the Alpha Iota Epsilon fraternity; MT. Cianci, Thomas Hughes and Michael Baylock of the Theta Sigma fra ternity: and George Hance, Duane steinle and Harold Parsons of the Alpha Delta Sigma fraternity.
 Miss Katherine Griffin of the high school faculty, was the patroness. Other guests were Miss Anne Dorney of the Nathan Hale school faculty and Miss Mary Griffin of the Bart lett school faculty.
 Mrs. Leonard Morse is giving small supper party at her home on Everett street next Tuesday night.
 Mrs. Matthew Griswold will en- certain at bridge and tea next Fri- day afternoon at her home in Ken slngt0n.
 Mrs. Arthur Sampson gave . luncheon bridge for eight Friday noon at her home on Walnut street.
 Mrs George Boil entertained eight friends at cards and tea last Tues day afternoon at her home on Trum- hull street. Prizes went to Mrs. Howard Drummer and Mrs. Manville Johnson.
 Miss Martha Moore. daughter of Mfr. and Mrs. E. Allan Moore of Sunnyledge was given a party Mon- day noon at her studio in kensing- ton. The members of her current Events class were the hostesses.
 A miscellaneous shower was ten- dered Miss Anna Schmidt of Ken stngton Friday evening at the home of Miss Elsie Rund of Berlin by the members of the LafaIot club. The home was prettiiy decorated and Miss Schmidt received many gifts. sho will become the bride of Conrad Seipel in the near future.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Searle are giv- ing a rathskeller supper party at their home on Forest street tonight.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Clifton Wilson of West Hartford dined with the Don- ald McMillans at their home on Park place Wednesday night.
 Mrs. Charles Davis of Dover road was a guest at the bridge tea which Mrs. Sanford Wadhams gave at her home in Torrington Wednesday afternoon.
 The dramatic art students and the dancing pupils of Miss Ruth Bassette gave a program of interpretative dancing last night at the Camp school auditorium, which was crowd- cd to capacity with the parents and many interested friends of the young people featured in the enter tainment.
 Mrs. Elmer Stone entertained the members of her bridge club at sup per and cards Friday night at her home on Russell street.
 nSa~. 1rn.,1ou ronlnn is rh Q firm n of the committee in charge of the Mount St. Joseph's Alumnae spring dance which will be held at the Paragon Inn on Hartford road Mon- day night.
 Her CO., workers will be the Misses Viola French, Hazel Sullivan. and Marie Cavanaugh.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elisha Cooper of Vine street entertained party of friends at dinner at the Dauntless club in Essex. Wednesday night.
 Bouquets of spring flowers in soft colors alternated with tall rose can- dies to form the table decoration in the sur room of the Pennington Country club on Wednesday noun when Mrs. Andrew J. Sloper and Mrs. William l.. Hatch entertained thirty friends with a May day party. Auction and contract bridge follow ed the luncheon hour with prize awards being made at each table.
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 Two dinner parties were held in honor Of Miss Celia Bowe of New York city during the past two days. Miss Mary Leghorn of 1450 Stanley street, entertained in her honor