New Britain herald., 1929-04-06
GATHERINGS
Bridge Parties Continue to Crowd Social Calendar Dinners Feature.

music association. will give the bril- liant cantata, King Olaf," by the eminent American composer Carl Busch, under the direction of Ed ward F. Laubin of Hartford, former ly of New Britain. A chorus of 15o >oices an orchestra of 40. and three soloists of national caliber. will con- tribute to the event. The soloists will be Olive Kline, soprano; Judson House. tenor, and Theodore Webb. baritone. In addition 10 the cantata the solosts will sing individual groups of songs. and the chorus will close with "The Heavens Are Tell ing" by Haydn.
 Since this concluding concert is being given on a much larger scale than the preceding two the theater has been thrown open to the general public and a generous response has been made to the seat sale. The sustaining members of the society who will occupy box location are as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stan- ley. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur G. Kim ball Mir. and Mrs. William C. Hun rerford. Mir. and Mrs, Norman Coo ley. Mir. and Mrs. William Ii. Kat tenbury. Mir. and Mrs. F. II. Sear'". Mir. and Mrs. Elisha Cooper, MT. and Mrs. C. F. Bennett. MT. and Mrs. William F. Brooks, MT. and Mrs. James North. MT. and Mrs George P. Hart MT and Mrs. Frank T. Wheeler Of Plainville. MT. and Mrs, Charles Smith. Mir. and Mrs Harold Judd, Miss Mary Whittlesey and Miss Frances Whittlesey, Mrs Charles s Landers and George Spear.
 The annual spring charity ball ot tho Polish Junior League was at tended by more than 200 guests from many parts of the state Mas' sachusetts and New York.
 This years affair. the third of Its kind since the leagues organization. three or four years ago. was heid af the Shuttle Meadow club,
 Attorney Martin F. Stemplen ana Miss Celc Grangel of Hartford led the grand march. Among the local residents at the gathering were Judge and Mrs Stanley J. Tracesk', Dr. and Mrs Roman Lekston, At torncy and Mrs. l.. J. Colon, MT and Mrs. Stanley Gerymski. B. A. Grzvbowski and Miss Marie Ostrow- ski. Attorney and Mrs. B. J. Mon- wiewicz, pr. Walter Blogoslawski, Dr. John Tokarczyk and Miss C. Ahramowicz, Dr. and Mrs. Henry J. Cleszynski. Miss Celia Smurzewska Dr. Vincent J. ChadzicwicZ and Miss NJ. Chadnewicz. Anthony Skorupski and Miss Helen Stempen. br. l.. B Slysz and Miss Kat herine kusmer .yyk of Wilimantic.
 The patrons and patronesscs were MT. and Mrs A. kloskowsN Of Hartford. Mir. and Mrs. Alton La Mont of kensngton, Mir. and Mrs Val Cicszynski, MT. and Mrs. J. S. Studzinski. Mir. and Mrs F. C. Cru barczyk, MT. aad Mrs. B. J. Monkie- vicz and Judge and Mrs. c. J. Traccski.
 The committee in charge included Miss Marie Ostrowski, chairman: Miss Celia Michalowslli Miss Wanda Chotkowski. Miss Helen Stempien Miss Mae Moskoski, Miss Anna koz- low ski and Miss Ccle Grangel.
 Mrs E. NJ. Hayden of Lincoln road gave 8 dinner party for twelve followed with bridge last Saturday night for her sister, Miss Sarah Schafer Of Boston.
 Mrs. William Coholan of Lincoln road entertained Sunday night for Miss Schafer and Mrs. Maxwell Por- ter of Lincoln road gave a luncheon and bridge Of two tables Monday afternoon at the Shuttle Meadow for her. Miss Schafer was also enter tancd by Mrs. William Hart of Hart street at a small dinner Wednesday evening.
 More than 1J couples took part in the formal social which was held under the auspices of the New Brit ain State Normal school senior and junior classes at the Woman's club ballroom ip Hartford last night. This is the first of two formal events annually sponsored by the school.
 The spacious ballroom pre- scnt.d an attractive picture with the beautiful gowns Of the women and the sombre dress of the men. The gowns blended in an attractive rain bow color scheme. Palms and other decorative features added greatly 10 the appearance Of the place.
 Miss Louise, ,Schmahl. dean of the school. and Mir. and Mrs. George Howe were patrons and patron- esses.
 Mrs Lauren Banford Of Maple Hill gave a luncheon at the Shuttle Meadow club Wednesday noon en- tertaining at that time the memb bers Of her card club
 Mrs Pardon Hickey of Wort hing ion Ridge gave a luncheon for six Thursday noon at the Simshury Manor. The party honored Mrs Clayton Hotchkiss. who has been visiting Mrs. John C. Loomis