New Britain herald., 1929-12-21

Fldllh EiiilliIcI lIitlit NIS. Clay iOD Parker. Mrs. Charles Wolff, Miss Emily Sloper, Miss Constance Twi- chell Mrs. Charles Johnson. Miss Josephine Miller, Mrs. Henry Christ. Mrs. Raymond Leach, and Miss Nir- Ginia Humphrey.
 Miss Elizabeth Hance of Hart Terrace entertained her bridge club at her home on Thursday evening Prizes were awarded
 Ross Gilpatric, son Of Mir. and Mrs. r. R. Gilpatric> of Ten Acre road, was host at q dinner party on Monday evening in honor of his birthday.
 Mrs. Philip E. Stanley Of Shuttle Meadow road will entertain at the Town and Country club of Hartford with Mrs. Samuel Ferguson, Mrs. Thomas Russell Of Hartford. and Mrs Douglas Thompson of Farm ington, on December 18th at sub deb dance.
 Mrs. E. Josephson of Cedar street, NcWington, entertained at bridge party at her home on Tuesday after noon.
 Miss Julia Rich was given sur prise party by her sister Miss Mae Rich and Miss Helen Hermann, on Monday evening, at the lattcrs home on Stanley street. About 30 guests were present
 The Monday Afternoon Bridge club will make surgical dressings Monday at the hospital,
 Miss Beatrice Reynal entertained the Alpha alumnao Tuesday evening at her home on Lexington street. Miss Katherine Swift won the bridge prize,
 Mrs. W. l., Iumason of Grove Hill entertained her club at luncn- con and cards Wednesday afternoon. Miss Rose UorWitz of Winthrop street is giving q five table bridge 1 party this afternoon at her home.
 
 Mrs. August Granquist of Lyons 1 street entertained the members Of her sewing club at a Christmas par ty at her home Thursday afternoon. he table was prcttily decorated and 1 there was a grab bag. Mrs. Gran . qulSt reclted an original poem which | vas received with great enthusiasm.
 Miss Winifred Rice entertained 1 the members of her bridge club Thursday evening at her home on 1 Columbia street the event taking 1 the form of Christmas party. The ! prizes at bridge were awarded 70 i Miss Evelyn Anderson and Miss Isl- i Lclle Wcstlake
 Mrs II. c. MaGargal is giving an i afternoon bridge and tea party a ] her home on Garden street Monday afternoon to honor her sister, Mrs. l ! Audley Shaw, who is moving to Chi l cago, H., in the near future. Mrs George T, Kimball entertain i ! ed guests at dinner at her home on South Burritt street Thursday night. |
 Mrs. Robert C. Vance gave q smll 1 luncheon party at her home on Ma- pie street Tuesday noon. Mr, and Mrs. Johnstonc Vance crI Monroe street are entertaining guests at dinner at the shuttle Meadow club tonight.
 
 Mrs. Charles Solomon of Chan- man street entertained six guests at | supper Sunday evening, first taking l her guests to the concert given Ky l the New Britain Musical club at the Burritt Hotel in the afternoon.
 
 Jack Crandall son of Mir anl 1 Mrs. Fred Crandall ot Common l wealth avenue was given surprise i party in honor of his 1lth birthday 1 last Sunday afternoon at his homn. ! There were 3S guests present from Bridgeport. New Haven and Har;- i ford. The home was decorated in q color scheme of pink and white. MT. and Mrs. Crandall and son re- gently moved to this city from Boston. The Nu chapter of the Alpha Alpha sorrity was enteretained at q Christmas party at the home of Miss Elizabeth Vivian. daughter of Dr and Mrs Clifford Vivian of West Main street, last evening. AIr. and Mrs. Milton Jones Of Trumbull street entertained at din- Ter and bridge at their home la-t saturday evening.
 Miss Polly r"asc. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert II. peaso of Vine street, with her brother, lIoyt, will be host to about fifty guests al the dinner dance at the country club this evening. Mrs William Weiant Of Lincoln street entertained at her home on Lincoln street yesterday afternoon Mrs. Thomas Linder's Saturday night dancing class will not meet this evening as many of the group will be at the dance at the Shuttle Meadow club.
 Miss Ruth Loomis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Loomis O. Lincoln road, will entertain at a