New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

and Mrs. Bret Ncccc and Mrs, Neeces parents, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Mathew of Chicago, III.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mcrrick Hcllyar of Trumbull street entertained at din- ner and bridge Wednesday evening Mrs. Howard Brucmmcr and John pellcticr were awarded the prizes. Mrs. Arthur Sampson of Harrison street will be hostess to her bridge club Wednesday, December IT.
 Mrs. William Crowcll of Lcnox place entertained her bridge club Monday afternoon.
 Mr. and Hrs. Laurie Banford of Maple Hill will have guests to dine at their home this evening.
 Miss Gertrude O'Bricn entertained the members Of her bridge club at her homo on Winthrop street Thurs day evening. Prizes were won by Miss Helen McAlccr and Miss Helen Long.
 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gaffney en- tertaned friends at dinner at their home on Corbln avenue Wednesday evening. Their guests included MT. and Mrs. Leo Gaffncy, Miss Isabel Jewel, Dr. Robert Buol and William J, Sweeney.
 Mrs. George Kimball entertained four friends at dinner at the Shut tie Meadow club Thursday night.
 Mr. and Mrs Mortimer Camp en- tcrtaincd with neighborhood card party last Saturday night at their home on LenoH place.
 Mrs. L. F. Carter of Adams street gave q widows party last ! Wednesday night, entertaining her | guests with dinner and cards.
 Mrs, Stanton Ashley Of Corbin avenue entertained Mrs. W. Man vile Johnson. Mrs Leonard Morse and Mrs. Howard Smart at bridge Monday afternoon,
 Mrs. T. Barnes of kensington en- tcrtaincd 70 guests at cards Monday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. George Bolcs, Miss Emily Brown. Miss B. Hanford, E. Bolcs and G filling.
 Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Hart of 1-in- coin street had guests to dine We'd ncsday evening.
 Mrs. Richard White Of Corbin avenue was hostess to q few friends at luncheon Tuesday.
 Mrs George Boil Of Trumbull street entertained a foursomc Tues day afternoon. Her guests were Mrs. William Fish of New York city, Mrs Howard Bruemmcr and Mrs. Emory Corbin,
 Mrs Theodore Hart Of Lincoln road will be hostess 10 her contract club Monday afternoon,
 Mrs. Howard Brucmmer of West Main street will entertain her bridge club at luncheon Tuesday
 Mrs Stanton Ashley of Corbin avenue entertained at cards Tues . day evening, The guests were Mrs. Harry r. BrummeI Mrs. Sturman F. Dyson. Mrs. Leonard Morse, Mrs. Howard Brucmmcr and Mrs. James Baldwin.
 Tho Mems Choral club Of New Britain will give it's first concert of the season Wednesday evening ill the Senior High school auditorium. Herbert Gould Of New York, who 'onc of tho most beautiful singing bass voices in America" has been cngae eed as soloist
 i Selections to be sung by MT. Gould at his appearance here, with Theron w. Hart at the piano, were given out as follows; 1. Wanderers Song" Henschel
 "A Youthful Wish" Hcnschcl
 "Thc Lovclost of AL" Hcnsch"I
 Young Dictcrich,' Hcnschel. .. The Looking Glass tkipling)
 DamroSCh.
 The Knight and the Ladys
 Nalthal.
 My Ain Folk Lemon.
 The Blind Plowmar." Clarke. The Max Barr ensemble. which has been heard in this city prcvi- ously will offer an unusual pro- gram. The ensemble is composed of 1 Arthur Lichstcin, first violin; George RabinoNitz, second violin; Max Barr, viola; Isaac Scar, rollo. and Ansclm Torticr, bass Their sclec- tlons will be as follows:
 1. "Eomancc and Finale" Grom
 'scrcnado"). W. A, Mozart. , "Gopak" Ntussian dance ar
 ranged for string quartet by
 Arthur LiChstcin), NJ. Mous-
 sorgs6y.
 "Nalsc in A (Opus 39). T, Brahms. "Orientalc." A. Glazounow.
 Beside these two groups tho male chorus made lln of 50 voices will