New Britain herald., 1929-11-02

friends last Tuesday at her home on Hamilton street
 Mir. and Mrs. Howard Humphrey are giving a breakfast party at their home on Shuttle Meadow avenue to- morrow morning, entertaining for their house guests, MT. and Mrs. John B. Rose of New York city.
 Mrs. Robert c. Vance gave an eve- ming party at her home on Maple street last night, entertaining six teen friends with cards and a buffet supper.
 Converse Humphrey only son of MT and Mrs. Howard Humphrey of Shuttle Meadow avenue gave a de- lishtful Halloween party Thursday night entertaining several of his young friends with supper and games.
 A birthday party was given by Mir. and Mrs. Claude Leroux of Maple street for their daughter Miss Dorothy in honor of>the youngsters fifth birthday, on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Leroux was hostess to ten of her friends. The home was decorat- ed in Halloween colors. The prize was won by Sonny Houchell.
 
 A bridge party was given at the Do o,,li Irti ic street in honor of Miss Rose King, retiring financial secretary of the Womens' Benefit association, on Monday evening. The home was decorated in Hallowe ems black and orange and buffet supper was served.
 Miss Rita Lynch of Winthrop street gave Halloween party at her home on Tuesday evening for 20 of her friends.
 Mrs. Joseph Zaleski was hostess at a Halloween bridge at her home on East street recently. Four tables were present. Prizes were given to Miss F. Bachman, Miss S. Kendzior, Miss L. Ziegler, and Mrs. C. Ander- son.
 Miss Constance Twichell, daught- CT of Mir. and Mrs. Reuben Twichcll of Brookside road has sent out cards for a bridge party to be held in honor of her brother Edwards fancee, Miss Gertrude Schaeffer of Hartford on November II at her home.
 Mrs. Frank Kenefick of South Burritt street entertained at bridge at her home on Tuesday evening. Miss Signe Peterson was awarded the prize.
 Mrs. Walter Vance of Stanley street gave Halloween bridge at her home on Thursday evening. Prizes were given to Miss Mary Wasik and Miss Edith Peterson.
 
 Miss Mabel Hough of Arch street gave a supper party at her home on Halloween for number of girls in her department at Landers Frary X. Clark. The prize for the most humorous costume went to Mrs. Louise Prest, and the award for the prettest costume was given to Miss Evelyn Smith.
 } Miss Flora Hinc, daughter of MT. and Mrs A. C. Hino of Clayton road will entertain her bridge club on Tuesday evening at her home.
 Mrs. William Beers of Pearl street entertained a foursome at dinner and bridge at her home on Hal Iowc'cn. Mrs. H. c. Kingsley was awarded first prize.
 Miss Lenore Erickson, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Erickson Of Park street, entertained number Of friends last evening at Halloween costume party at her home. The guests were Norma Chamberlain, Betty Curtiss, Verna Gretorex, Jane Judd, Katherine Page, Shirley Erickson, Geraldine Casperson, F'erne Young. and Evelyn Blews.
 Supper was served at 5:30 o'clock. after which games were played and stories and fortune-telling enjoyed. Katherine Page won the prize in a marshmallow game. Evelyn BleWs was given the award for the pretticst costume, while Betty Curtiss recciV-
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 MT. and Mrs. Walter Hart enter tained guests at dinner and cards al their home on Hart street last eve ming.
 Mrs. Howard Humphrey enter tained foursome at bridge Thurs day afternoon at her home on smut tie Meadow avenue.
 A miscellaneous shower was given in the form of Halloween party in honor of Miss Marion Hay ward of Whitney street at the home of Mrs. Anna McCusker of Jubilee street Wednesday evening. Guests dressed in costume were present from Hartford Plainville, Newing- ton and this city.
 Miss Hayward will become the bride of Adolph KalberS on Nov. 27
 
 Miss Nellie Mathews of Linden street, Plainville, gave her niece. Miss Emily Kilby, miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening. Fhs home was decorated in Halloween colors Guests were present from Hartford Plainville, Bloomfield and this city.