New Britain herald., 1929-03-16

Mrs. Charles Davis of Dover road will entertain her card club at luncheon and bridge next Wednes- day.
 Mrs. William H. Booth entertain ed 25 members of the Breverity tea Friday afternoon at her home on Forest street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earl VanBiskirk of Ten Acre road gave a dinner par ty for eight Monday night.
 Mrs Harold l.. Judd gave luncheon bridge Monday at her home in Berlin. for Mrs. Joseph Fee. Her guests included, Mrs. Rob- ert Parsons, Mrs. Howard Parsons. Mrs. John c. Loomis. Mrs. John stone Vance, Mrs. William H. Booth, Mrs. Arthur kimball. Mrs. George Kimball, Mrs. Donald Gaffney, Mrs. Clifford Vivian. Mrs Harold Par sons, Mrs Pardon Hickey, Mrs. Stanley Galpin. Mrs. George Kohn and Miss Marjorie Gaipin.
 Mrs. w A. Kinne gave a lunch con bridge for twelve Wednesday noon at her home on West Main street. Easter lilies snap dragons, daffodils and many other colorful flowers of the season decorated the tables. Mrs. Ernest Humphrey, Mrs. George Bodley, Mrs. Edward Peck and Mrs. George Dyson were given the prizes.
 Miss Ruth Noble, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Colton Noble of Lex ington street, will give dinner par ty tonight at her home preceding the Saturday night dancing class. Her guests will include: Miss Dorothy Page. Miss Charlotte Parsons, Miss Elizabeth Vivian. Miss Frances Vivl- an. Miss Hazel Bassford. Miss Bea- trice Lamb, Miss Lucille Case, Miss Barbara Shepard. Miss Ruth Loom- is, Miss Ethelyn Parsons. Miss Eliz- abeth Booth. Miss Evelyn Swift. Miss Helen Goss, Miss Elizabeth Goss, Harold Parsons, Penn T. Kim ball, Norton Case. Robert Taylor. Sherwood Raymond, Duane steile. William Judd, Robert Booth, Par sons Swain. Ernest Humphrey, Sam uel Black. Ross Gilpatric and Er- win Slopcr
 Mrs. E. N. Stanley and Mrs. Har- old Harrop entertained sixteen at luncheon and bridge Wednesday noon for Miss Esther Stanley at the Stanley residence on Lexington street. The luncheon table was at- tractively decorated with yellow snap dragons and tall green candles. The prizes were won by Mrs. E. w. Christ, Miss Miriam Mouat and Miss Frances Parker.
 Mrs. Clifford Odin of Corbin ave- nue entertained at luncheon and cards Monday afternoon at her home Mrs. Bayard Crum was given the prize.
 Miss Muriel and Dorothy Lombra of Park place will give a tea next Saturday afternoon in honor Of Miss Elva Mckirdy whose marriage to stanton Ashley will take place April 2.
 Mrs. George kimball entertained at dinner and cards Monday night at her home on South Burritt street. Mrs. James Baldwin won the bridge prize. The other guests included: Mrs. Howard Bruemmer. Mrs. Ar thur Sampson, Miss Margaret Mid- dleman. Mrs. George Colt, Mrs. John Flannery, Miss Corinne Good win. Mrs. Donald Gaffney, Miss Miriam Mouat, Mrs. Sturman Dyson and Mrs. Bret Neece.
 Mrs. George Boil of Trumbuli street entertained the members Of her bridge club Monday afternoon. Miss Ruby Andrews won the prize.
 Mrs. Lucien Stevens will enter tain her bridge club Monday after noon at her home on Monroe street.
 Mrs. Otto Waldenstrom Youngblad will celebrate her eightieth birthday tomorrow entertaining several friends with a supper party at her home Cedar Court" kensington.
 Mrs. Henry Christ is giving a luncheon bridge at her home on Lincoln street today, honoring. Mss Elva McKirdy.
 Miss Dorothy Lombra and Miss Muriel Lombra the charming young nieces of MT. and Mrs. Fred upson of Park place are giving bridge tea next Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Elva McKirdy.
 
 Several friends of Fred Moves Of Unalhaven, Maine. formerly of thls city gave him bachelor dinner party Friday night at the Hotel Heu- blein in Hartford. Mir. Moves who is with the advertising agency or I.asher and Norton in Providence. +. l., will be married today 10 Miss May Post of this city.
 Miss Mary Williams of Clark street was the guest of honor at a St. Patricks bridge and miscellan- eous shower given at the home of Miss Mary McAvay on Linwood street Thursday evening. The prizes