New Britain herald., 1929-10-26

! l mediate class will start, alternating on the Saturday nights with the ad- vance class. This class at present numbers 22
 A miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Catherine O'Keefe of Hartford, formerly of this city, by Miss Mae. Miss Anna and Miss Margaret Connolly of Beaver street at their home. last Saturday eve- ming, Miss O'Keefe became the bride of Richard Russell of West Hartford on Tuesday morning at St. Patrick's cathedral.
 Miss Helen Williams was given a miscellaneous shower at the home of her sister, Mrs. William Nc Cormick of RoXbury road, Monday night. Miss Williams became the bride of Frederick Blinn of New ington yesterday.
 Miss Doris Williams of Corbin av- enue entertained her bridge club on Tuesday evening. Miss Req Zim- merman was given the prize.
 Mrs. Curtis Christ entertained her bridge club at her home on Trum- bull street, Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Joseph Williams of Adams street entertained her bridge club at her home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ernest Christ was awarded the prize. a
 Dr. Robert Buol gave a dinner party at his home on Garden street Wednesday evening preceding Queen Bee" which played at the Parsons theater in Hartford this week. His guests included, Mir. and Mrs. Howard Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. George Kimball, Mr. and Mrs Harold Judd, MT. and Mrs. Harold Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. Pardon Hickey, and MT. and Mrs. Harold Parsons.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews of Lincoln road are to entertain at din- her tonight in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Valentine of Stockholm. Swe- den. Their guests will include friends from Hartford and Portland.
 MT. and Mrs. B. R. Elam of Ma pie Hill entertained eight at cards Monday evening in honor of Miss Clarissa Bentley. The prizes were won by MT. and Mrs, Frank Ben son and Miss Bentley.
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 A rustic Halloween party was held Thursday night in the barn at Cedar court, the home of Carl Toungblad, in Kensington. Miss Helen Connor and Miss Irene Haigis were hostesses.
 The lower room was furnished with rustic furniture and decorated with autumn leaves and chrysan- thcmums. The loft was decorated in orange with autumn leaves and cornstalks; and was hung with Chinese lanterns and jack o-lan- terms.
 Miss Helena Doanc, Miss Lillian Bronst2in, Miss Ruth Connor Miss Elizabeth Fox Mss Marjorie Gib- ncy Miss Gertrude Gibney, Miss Gladys Hogaboom. Miss Katherine Sakalauskas, Wallace Davis, Will liam Haswell, John Kicrnan, Byron Jacobi, Raymond Mainer, Clement Marsh, Frederic Lockwood. Clar- cnce Hubbard of Mcriden, Kermit Parker, Frederick SchmaltZ and Mr and Mrs. F.. l.. Warner were guests
 Dr. Matthew GrisWold and Mrs GrisW old are to give an evening party at their charming old home in kenslngton next "Wednesday night. Their guests will include friends rom New Britain and Berlin.
 Mir. and Mrs William Bentley en- t@rtainod guests at dinner Wednes- day night at their home on Russell street. Bridge followed and the tro- phies went to MT. and Mrs Stanley Galpin of Berlin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Vance enter tained at dinner last night at their home on Maple street.
 
 Mrs. George Kimball entertained the members Of Elizabeth Clark Foydon's Sunday night bridge class at supper at her home on South Buritt street last Sunday evening. Miss Betty 1icnhard, daughter os Mir. and Mrs. II, A. Lienhard of Maple Hill, will entertain with a Halloween party tonight at her