New Britain herald., 1929-05-18
GATHERINGS Usual Round of Small Parties Crowd the Social Calendar. :.

Mrs. Harold Bennirg Of Benton Harbor, NicAigan. who 10 vtaetng her paseatA Nr. and lrA Fred Walker Af Harrison street. will give 2 bvtAge tss next Friday afternoon in heaor, of Miss Naxims Hart. wAssa marriage. to Lieutenant san- ford Chandler will take place June l. Nrs Bsnning will be . member ef the wedding party.
 Nr. Mortimer Camp of Park, Ptac3 gave . small informal tea Wednesday afternoon for Miss Blanche N. Lawton of Hartford. whose marriage to Herbert V. Camp of Russell street takes place next Saturday evening.
 Miss Maxine Hart was given . pantry shower Monday afteraoon by members of her bridge club at the home of Miss Beatrice Reynal on Lexington street. Tea was served in the dining room with Mrs. Theodore 6. Hart and Mrs. Sherwood RerGer presiding at the table. The bridge prizes were won by Mrs. H. w. Wil- Hams. Miss Miriam Mouat and Mrs. George Boil.
 Mrs Arthur c. kimball enter tained at dinner and cards Thursday evening at her home on Lexington street.
 Mrs. Donald CauAeld of Corbin avenue entertained MT. and Mrs. Henry Christ. MT. and Mrs. Harold Peck. Miss Constance Twichell and Arthur Fowler at bridge Wednesday evening. Miss Twichell and Nr. and Mrs. Christ were given tbe prize.
 Mrs. Edward H. Christ of Ten Acre road will give a bridge party next Friday evening in honor Of Mrs. Hayden T. Roberts of Rayton. ,Ohio. who is visiting at the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Walton Of Harrison street.
 Miss Hazel Bassford. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Walter Bassford Of South High street. will entertain the following guests at her home this evening: Miss Dorothy Pare. Miss Elizabeth Vivian. Miss Beatrice Lamb. William Judd, Robert Booth, Harold Parsons and Erwin Sloper.
 Mrs. Olive Judd Ingraham of West End avenue gave . small din- ner party May 10, for her parents Mir. and Mrs. Oliver NJ. Judd of Lin- coin street in celebration of their thirty-sixth wedding anniversary.
 Mrs. Charles F.. Swain of Vine street entertained at bridge Thurs day afternoon for her mother. Mrs. George Parsons. t..
 Miss Dorothy Ccniin of PlainyilIe was the guest of honor Tuesday eve- ming at . birthday bridge party at the home of her sister. Mrs. James Murphy of Bristol.
 Mrs. Sherwood Berger of Lincoln street gave . luncheon followed with . bridge and shower for Min Maxine Hart Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Clarence Manning and Mrs. Harold Benning were given tho bridge prizes.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Humphrey gave a small dinner party at their home on shuttle Meadow road last night.
 One of the most notable parties of the week was that which Mrs. F. c. Platt. Mrs. Edward Lancaster anL Mrs. Dudley Walker gave Wednes- day afternoon at Mrs Platt's lovely home on Ten Acre Road. The guests numbering close to fifty es- sembled in the spacious living room and sun room of the residence for auction bridge. The rooms opening onto . charming yard particularly beautiful just now with apple blos- soms and quantities of spring flowers made . delightful spot in whic' to play. Prize awards were made to Mrs. James Baldwin. Mrs. James G. Cochrane. Mrs. Luther Parker and Mrs. Dewitt Riley.
 Mrs. John Pelletier of Chicago, H., gave a bridge party last We'd nesday night at the home of her mother. Mrs. William Fogarty of West Main street.
 
 Eddy-Glover Post. American L.e- zion. is giving . dinner and dance