New Britain herald., 1929-04-13

George Cans Mir. and MT. Martin Horwitz. MT. and Mrs. Nathan Conn, | The Spring Dance of the Kenil- worth club will be held at the Shut tie Meadow club next Friday eve ming and from indications will be another outstanding event in the club social life. The recent ball at the Hotel Bond proved 50 popular that the committee in charge was besieged with advice to stage an- other dance and the point was con- ceded. Under the direction of Pres ident Raymond Macarthur, assisted by Edmond J. Stack. Vincent O'Dell Clifford T. Talmadge. and Henry Christ, plans have been made for a pleasant evening. There will be dancing from 9 until o'clock. A number of reservations have been made and gala evening is in pros- pect.
 Mrs. Edward Copeman of Arch | street entertained the members of | her bridge club at cards last night. The prizes went to Mrs. Charles Galpin and Mrs Emil Leupold. l Miss Majorie Leupold entertained three tables of bridge at her home on Arch street Wednesday evening. Trophies for play went to Mrs. C. w. Stevens, William Lane and Robert Lea.
 Mrs. c. w. Buckley will entertain the members of her bridge club luncheon and cards next Friday. | MT. and Mrs. Earl Van Buskirk gave small dinner party at their home on Ten Acre road last Mon- day night.
 The Monday current events class including Mrs. Richard White, Mrs. Stanley Cooper. Mrs. Donald Hidden. Mrs. Arnold Tayntor. Mrs. Sherrod Skinner. Mrs. James Baldwin. Mrs. Walter Murdock, Mrs. Walter Moore. Mrs. Hardy Payor of this city and Mrs. Hamilton Bickford of Man chester is giving a luncheon next Monday noon at the Simsbury Manor Ito members of Intermediate Cur rents class which includes Mrs. Charles Stanley Mrs. kenneth Searle, Mrs. Ralph Howe. Mrs. Rus sell Germond. Mrs. Louis Young. Mrs. Donald Hart, Mrs. Rodman Chamberlain, Mrs. Harold Hatch and Mrs. William H. Hart, jr. | Mrs. Stanley Cooper entertained her Currents Events club at her home on Brookside road this week on Monday.
 Glory shrouds all those connected with the presentation of "Officer 666." the Drama Guild show to be given at the Camp school auditor ium early next week. The cast which has marked ability as well as grace and beauty will give a splendid show. Mrs. Howard Humphrey. who manages the stage settings, is really gifted when it comes to that sort of thing, her fingers have a magic touch. and as for Martha Moore she too has talent of her own and has been no end of help in producing a beautiful stage setting. Mrs. Pardon c. Hickey, whose official title is mis- tress of the auditorium, has com. mandeered a group of young girl: and young matrons to usher. Mrs Johnstone Vance having charge o, the girls on Monday night and Mrs Donald Gaffney on Tuesday night.
 Mrs. Poster k. Packard and Mrs Wilfred NJ. Hartman are entertain. ing their bridge clubs this evening at the home of Mrs. Packard of Win. throp street.
 Mrs. Clifford Odin of Corbin ave. nue gave a dinner party for 12 fol lowed with bridge Wednesday eve. ming at her home Mrs. Charle. Law, Henry Christ. Mrs. Curti. Christ and Charles Law were giver the prizes.
 Mrs. Curtis Christ entertained ] at dinner and cards last evening al her home on Corbin avenue. Tn, bridge prizes were given 10 Mrs. Ed ward Christ, Henry Christ and Mrs Allen Hall.
 Members of the local chapter ol Mt. St. Joseph Academy Alumnae association held an annual bridge party last night at the Knights o1 Columbus clubhouse on Franklin square. Miss Mary Ringrose oi Wooster street was general chairman is charge of arrangements.
 Mrs. George Talcott of Ledyard load West Hartford, is entertaining a number of friends from New Brit ain at luncheon and cards next Thursday noon at the Pennington Country club. The party honors |