New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

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 Miss Della Daly will become the bride of James White of Newark, N. J. on Tuesday morning, October in St. Joseph's church.
 Mrs. Joseph G. Woods of Lin wood street gave a luncheon and bridge party Thursday evening in honor of Miss Rose Mary Woods The home was beautifully decorated with chrysanthemums and fall flowers. About 30 guests were pres ent. Miss Woods received many beautiful gifts. The bridge prizes were won by Mrs. J. Patterson and Miss Elizabeth Woods
 Miss Woods will become the bride of Albert Peplau on Monday at 10 o'clock at St. Joscphs church.
 miscellaneous shower was ten dered Miss Anna Flood of Stanley street at her home Wednesday night by her sister, Miss Mary Flood The home was prettily decorated in a color scheme of orchid and yellow. About 40 friends were present from Manchester. New York and this city.
 Miss Flood, who is nurse. will become the bride of Edward Taylor of Manchester on October r.
 Mrs. R. E. Doane of Maple Hill gave a bridge party last Saturday evening honoring her guest, Mrs. F. L. Hall of Beverly, Mass. Mrs Elam and William II. Middlemass were given the prizes.
 Miss Ruth Humason was tendered miscellaneous shower at her home "Wednesday evening by a number of her friends. Bridge and whist were played and prizes awarded 10 Mrs. J. M. Burkarth. Mrs. J. Mangan. Mrs. William Burkarth, Mrs. Fred Murphy, Mrs. Catherine Walsh and Miss Mary Walsh. Miss Humason received many beautiful gifts.
 Last night, Mrs. Ernest Millerick entertained at her home in Plain vile in honor of Miss Humason who
 
 large number of parties during the past few weeks.
 Miss Humason will become the bride of Joseph Loughcry in the near future.
 l1re Emory Corhin of Laurel road entertained at dinner Wednesday evening.
 Miss Agnes Barctta of kcnsington was given d miscellaneous shower at her home Monday night. Thcr" were guests from New Britain, Middle town, and Plainvill".
 Mrs. r. Raymond Gilpatrick of of ladies who make surgical dress ings at the hospital at tea at her home recently.
 Mrs. Raymond EabCOCk of Vine street wilt entertain her bridge club at her home on Tuesday evening.
  at dinner at her home on Lincoln street Wednesday evening in honor of her daughter Mrs. Stanton Ash ley. The guests were, Mrs. George Ashley, Mir. and Mrs. Norman Me Kirdy and Mir. and Mrs. stanton Ashley.
 A group of ii girls entertained at the Landcrs. Frary X Clark club Miss Mabel Hloomquist. Miss Bloom quist will marry HHrry Carlson ot Cromwell on October l2.
 Miss Stella koZiatck. daughter Of Mrs. NJ. koziatell of Horace street was given e party 10 announce her engagement to Stanley KarnasioWiCz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael karnas- icwicz of l.asallc street by Miss Jose phine karnasioWic2 Sunday night. There were guests from this city and nearby who enjoyed dancing and games.
 Mrs. George Ashley entertained in honor of her daughtcrin-laW,M Mrs Stanton A. Ashley, the occasion be- ing the anniversary of the lattcr's birth. MT. and Mrs. William MCkir- dy, of Lincoln street, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mckirdy of 42 Hamilton street, Miss Req Zimmerman of Vine street and Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Ashley of Corbin avenue were guests. They had dinner in Hartford and then played bridge at Mrs, George Ashley's home on COrbin avenue. Mir. and Mrs. Stanton Ash ley won first prizes and Mir and Mrs. William Mckirdy won the oth- CT prizes.
 Miss Ruby Andrews of Lincoln street entertained the members of her bridge club Monday afternoon. Mrs. George Boil, Mrs. Gerald w. Walker and Mrs. H. w. Williams won the prizes.
 Miss Mary Loughcry of West Main street entertained at bridge Monday evening. Mrs. John Whitney and Miss Helen Nynne were given the prizes.
 Mrs. Wendell Farrar of Plainville gave a miscellaneous shower Mon day evening in honor of Miss Ora Granger of Plainville, whose mar riage to Nern Wyman of Maine will take place this month.
 A shower and bridge party was given in honor of Miss Anna Dennis last Saturday evening by Miss Ne- ronca Ryis of Jubilee street. Miss Dennis will become the bride of Vim cent Zukowski at St. Andrews church on November 6.