New Britain herald., 1929-11-02

Beck of Connerton street in honor of her three year old son last night. Refreshments were served and games were played.
 A surprise birthday party in honor of Miss Henrietta Mendeline was given by Miss Grace Macarthur last evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Stingle of Stratford road. About 20 guests were present.
 Miss Rita Maloney of Summer street entertained at Halloween party at her home last evening. The prizes were won by Miss Maloney and Miss Doris Cullen.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Bohnau en- tertained at Halloween party at their home on Cherry street last evening. The home was prettily decorated in Halloween colors and the guests attired in fantastic cos tunes.
 Miss Rose Grecnhorg, a senior at the New Britain high school and daughter of Samuel Greenbcrg, en- tertained q number Of friends at her home on Hartford avenue. last eve ming in honor of her 17th birthday.
 A miscellaneous shower was given for Miss Bernice Dagvecllas of Rhodes street by Miss Stella Grusas at the home of Mrs, Stanley Tenu- kas of Thorniley street Wednesday evening. The home was decorated in Halloween coIors and autumn leaves. The 40 guests enjoyed danc- ing and games. Miss Dagveckas will become the bride of Joseph Sakalus- kas of Stanley street on November 12 at St. Andrews church.
 Miss Anna Dennis was given a handkerchief shower and luncheon Friday noon by the members of the invoice department of the Stanley lAult t I%tN tl ct NlI'. N'l Ill i@'ili''l l' Tea Room Miss Dennis will be come the bride of Vincent ZukoW- ski of Hartford on Tuesday, No- vembcr at St. Andrews church,
 Miss Millie G, McAuley, the prin- cipals assistant at the Senior high school was hostess on Wednesday afternoon at the schools model de- | partment to the vice presidents and secretaries of all the classes and tC the representatives of the sororities and girls clubs. About - young women attended the supper and conference aimed to promote better spirit and fricndliness.
 l X real spooky Halloween party was given Thursday evening at the | State Normal school. The guests were led through dark halls inhabit- 1 ed by ghosts and through the Cham i Der of Horrors, with it's coffin, siele- tons and death masks. At s o'clock ! the Juniors took the Seniors as part 1 lltI , lol 6t E tiilNi iiI'' N'l' AiE''' were awarded for the prctticst, the ! funniest and the clevereSt costumes Miss Borg as the bride, won the 1 award for the pTcttioSt. and honor able mention was given to Miss Sha- ! piro as the ballet dancer. The fun i niest was Miss NeiInie, ae Ia tn Bowery, with honorable mention tc ! .l, |. T,,t l., l fr1t Paris. The cleverest was Miss Cath crime Hannon, dressed in news papers.
 The entertainment followed, the first number being a musical chorus ! of six Bristol girls accompanied bA two guitars. They sang Nearly Ca l tastrophe" and "SpOOky Party written by themselves. The neX number was the Witches Dancc.' ! by the Remington company. Miss ! Remington wrote the prologue. Th' Id number was Junior-Senio1 chariot relay race. There was nc decision as one of the chariots sui fcred a minor injury. A heel-to' race was run and won by Miss I.utl Cronell, president of the Senio class. A broomstick relay race wa last and this was won by Miss Eliz abeth Theiller. The Junior class hal charge, Miss Radigan being chair man of the refreshment committee Miss Schmaltz on decorations am Miss Elizabeth Corbly head of tn entertainment committee
 Mr. and Mrs. Dugald McMillan 0 Dover road gave a family dime party last Wednesday night for thei Son-in-law and daughter, Mir. an
 Mrs. Victor PoindcXter of Wes Hartford, who were observing thei eighth wedding anniversary on tha day.
 Dr. Matthew GrisWold and Mrs
 GrisWold entertained friends at thci
 home in KensngtOn Wednesday eve
 ming with an old fashioned suppe
 party serving their guests in front o
 a huge open hearth.