New Britain herald., 1929-04-27
past at crowded gatherings.

 charge of the house and entertain ment committees. Harold Parsons, chairman. The program has been arranged by special committee consisting of Gleason Parker. Man vile Johnson. Harold w. Hatch. A.. G. Kimball. Mrs. Manville Johnson, Mrs. Harold Hatch and Mrs. Donald McMillan. Lighting effects and pro- perties by Robert C. Mcconnell, Har- old Parsons and w. J. Sweeney. The program for the evening fol- lows the style of the nineties and is given below.
 Diners are requested during the evening meal to favor their partners with few steps of the light fam tastic to the tune of their favorite melodies.
 Wilson Clifford, the we'll known and popular baritone, will: render a few ballads at appropriate intervals. Al! present are invited to join in the refrains.
 INTERMISsION
 General dancing for diners.
 Part II the following advertisement will be ball room adjoining the banquet hall. offered:
 Episode
 A. On the Road to Yesterday with Genevieve.
 B. Beaux and Eelles of Battery Park.
 (. Dances of Two Generations.
 INTERMIssION
 Part III
 Episode
 A. Courtship Past and Present. B. School Days.
 C. Dream Girls Old and New. Note-In order that all may sec and hear. guests are earnestly re- quested to take places around the sides of the ball room at the sound of the chimes announcing d divertis- sement-leaving all space possible in the center of the floor for the per- formers.
 It will also greatly assist the com mittee if no one but participants wander back stage until after the entertainment.
 Mrs. Maxwell Coe of Liberty street will entertain her bridge club with luncheon and cards next Monday at her summer home in Madison.
 
 ol, %I scene of a gala party Friday after noon when Mrs. Thomas Linder of Lincoln Road entertained large group of society folk with tea. The young people in her Friday club pre- sented on interesting group of danc- es by way of special Advertisement. Sophronia Vibberts. Peggy Ger mond. Betty Carter Mary Louis Lu- Cas and Nancy Hatch featured in a gypsy dance.
 Ruth Loomis gave an eccentric dance.
 Patty Pease. Martha Skinner. Har- riet Avery, Virginia Hayden. Dorothy Coholan, Billy Lou Hart Doris Jones and Audrey Robinson por- trayed the nodding daisies.
 Peggy Germond, a petite polka. Clara Mitchell. Margaret Chase Barbara Johnson. Virginia Lee Judd. Alice Chase. Virginia Jones and Alice Avery were the Jolly Sailors.
 Sophronia Fibberts, an old fash toned girl.
 Elizabeth Hatch. Ruth Loomis, Barbara Scripture and Dixie Gutter were tap dancers.
 Audrey Robinson did baby toe dance.
 Virginia Lee Judd portrayed the "Water Jar" dance and Alice Avery, Barbara Scripture and Virginia Jones were in a number called I'm Going a-Milking Sir, She Said" Mir. and Mrs. Curtis Christ of Corbin avenue, entertained at dir ner last evening.
 Mrs. William Crowell of LenoX Place entertained the members of her bridge club at luncheon and cards Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Gertrude klar Of Ellis street was given a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening at the home of Mes Katherine Doyle of Vine street Miss Klar will be married to John A. Cunningham of Linden street jn the near future.
 The Normal school class of 1895 will hold a reunion at he school next Saturday. Luncheon will he served at 12:3O o'clock. This will be followed by addresses given by some of the members Of the class and by Principal Marcus White. The committee in charge of the reunion consists of Mrs Frederick Camp of Hartford, Mrs. John Sheern of Hazardville. Miss Harriet Wells of New Britain and Mrs. w. E.. Ingram of Maple Hill.
 Mrs. Philip B. Stanley of Shuttle Meadow avenue gave luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs. William r. Felt of West End avenue. Mir and Mrs Felt sail next Saturday for Europe.
 Mrs. Frank J. Wheeler of Farm ington avenue, PlainviIle, gave a bridge party of seven tables and a linen shower Thursday afternoon at her home in honor of Miss Florence TrumbuIl. daughter of Governor and Mrs John Trumbull
 Mrs. F. l.. Benzon, Mrs. C. Clark, Mrs. Howard Usher and Mrs. How ard La Field were given the prizes.
 
 Mrs. William H. Fitzell entertain ed her bridge club Tuesday after noon at luncheon and bridge at her home on Robbins avenue The prize