New Britain herald., 1929-12-07
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and Mrs. Luther Parker of Forest street, entertained a dozen or more or his young friends at a party at the Parkers' Shack in Pennington on Thursday in honor Of his eighth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Abel Johnson of Lincoln street entertained at dinner at their home last Saturday evening. Mrs. Harvey c. Kingsley of Bas- sett street entertained a foursome at her home on Thursday evening. Robert Frisbie of Hart street, will be host to the Saturday night club at his home this evening.
 Mrs Clifton Merwin of Worthing- ion ridge willDentertain at supper at her home this evening.
 Miss Ruth Henry of Lincoln street entertained a foursome at bridge at her home Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Reuben Hadley of South Burritt street, and Mrs. Alonzo G. Bull of Black Rock avenue, were guests of Mrs. John Barber of Vol colt Hill, Wethersfield, on Thursday at luncheon bridge.
 Miss Harriet Parker, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Clayton Parker of Vine street, Miss Req and Miss Gretchen Zimmerman, daughters of MT. and Mrs. Frank Zimmerman of Vine street, have sent out cards for q bridge-tea 10 be held on December 14th, at the Shuttle Meadow club.
 Miss Estelle Molandcr of Maple street, will entertain her bridge club on Tuesday evening.
 Miss Marjorie Bull of Black Rock avenue, will entertain her bridge club on Thursday evening.
 
 Mrs. George Corbin entertained two tables of bridge at her home on Lexington street on Thursday afternoon. The prize was given to Mrs. Harry c. Blakeslee.
 Mrs. Henry Donnelly of West Main street gave a lovely luncheon bridge party at the Shuttle Meadow club Wednesday, entertaining at that time >2S friends.
 William T. Sloper entertained guests at dinner Tuesday night at his apartment on Grove Hill
 Mrs. Howard Humphrey is giving q dinner party at her home on shuttle Meadow avenue Monday evening, entertaining before the Chicago Princess which is featur- ing at Parsons theater in Hartford next week.
 Miss Charlotte Parsons, only daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Harold Ms Parsons, entertained several friends at her home last Saturday night, honoring, Mrs. Hardy Payor's younger sister who comes from Mount Vernon and was visiting last weekend at the Payor residence on Lincoln road.
 Mrs. George Kimball is entertain ing many of the wives of the mem- bers of the Saturday night club at her home on South Durritt street this evening.
 Mrs. Allan Mckinnie of Forest street entertained Mrs. Clara Treat and Mrs H. o. Philips of Provi- dcnce, +. l., at luncheon Thursday noon.
 Mrs. Howard s. Parsons gave 2 luncheon yesterday~at her home 5n Steele street in honor of Miss Kath- crime Nettleton of Derby, state ra. gent of the D. A. F. The guests iI- cluded; Mrs. Harry M. Bates, Miss Emmeline Street of New Haven Mrs. John C. Loomis, Mrs. Laurence Mouat, Mrs. Robert T. Frisbie, Mrs Kenneth NJ. Searle, Mrs. Orlando |; Swift, Mrs. Parker w. Fairbann Mrs James H, Robinson, Mrs. Wil- liam E. Parker, Mrs. Dudley '" Walker.
 The Educational committee Of the Y. w. c. A. has issued invitations to the teachers of the city to an in. formal 'get-together at the associ- ation headquarters on Glen street or Monday evening. An informal re. ception will be held in the parlors after which the guests will be enter. tained in the gymnasium by short rccreational program under the di. rcCtion Of Miss Mona Yochem, recrc. ational secretary.
 Musical numbers will he given bS Mrs. Ruth Schade Smedley, soloist