New Britain herald., 1930-04-19

street entertained at luncheon and bridge at her home Thursday. Mrs. Emory Corbin entertained foursome at bridge at her home on Laurel road Monday afternoon.
  Mir. and Mrs. Stanton Ashley en- tertained at supper at their home on Corbin avenue last Sunday | evening.
 Members of the Shuttle Meadow club who have subscribed to the series of evening musicales look for ward with much joy to the first number in that series which takes place next Tuesday evening at S;50 o'clock when two-piano recital will be given featuring Helen Tiffany and Maude Hurst Blanchard. The program follows:
 Vivace from Double Concerto in l. nat ...-........ Mozart Siclnenne ....... ............. Bach Gavotte and Musette ...,. Raff Variations on a Theme by Bee l thoVen .............. St. Saens Study, Op. 56 .......... Schumann And. ante ct Scherzettino ..... | E............... ....... Chaminade Habanera, Spanish Folk Dance i ................ arr. by Howe The Blue Danube Waltzes ... ............ Strauss Schultz Evler i In spite of the rain that simply 1 poured down from the heavens yes terday afternoon, the guests, some 20 in number. of Mrs. Eliot An drews. Mrs. Raymond Williams, Mrs. Paul Baker and Mrs. Norman Bige- low, rode horseback from Kensing- ton to Hart's club house where they were greeted by about 20 other guests who arrived by auto. Noth- ing could dampen the spirits of the riders, who went to town by auto and made quick changes into dry clothing. They returned in time for a real huntsmen dinner, complete to the most minute detail. Even the little cakes had frosted horses stuck into green frosting, that was to re- semble grass. Dancing and cards jamused the guests until the rain subsided enough for them to return to town. each guest proudly ex- hibiting their horses head pin which was their trophy.
 Mrs. Urban Callahan of HilIcrest avenue and Miss Rosalie Hallinar entertained at dinner and bridge or Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Callahan. Mrs. John Reilly, Mrs Jerry Comstock and Mrs. William Meehan won the prizes.
 Miss Irene Welch of Harrison street entertained two tables of bridge at her home on Monday eve ming. Miss Helen Harkins and Miss Mary Hamilla were given the prizes
 The betrothal of Miss Dorothy Wright to Carl Carlson, son of Mir and Mrs. August Carlson of Buell. street, was announced by Miss Wright's mother, Mrs. Vernah Wright of Maple street, at a dinner party at her home on Wednesday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Parker and their daughter Mrs. Donald Barney of Colorado Springs, Colo, were the guests of honor at a supper bridge given by Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Hill of Winthrop street at the Old Blue Ware Inn in Canton on Tuesday evening. The party was reunion of the Parker's neighbors before they went west to live. Prizes were won by MT. and Mrs. r. Woods, and Mir. and Mrs. Clayton Parker.
 Mir. ard Mrs. Frederick H. Hill and daughter. Miss Lillia, are at. tending a Holcomb family reunion and house warming at the new home of Mir. and Mrs. Carlos s Holcomb in South Manchester today Every member of the family is ex, pected to be present, including ex. Governor Marcus Holcomb who k convalescing after his recent illness Other members of the family vii arrive from New Jersey, Torrington Holyoke. Southintgon, and this city |
 MT. and Mrs. Harvey Woodfor( were hosts at dinner at. their homo on Shuttle Meadow avenue last Mon day evening.
 Mrs. Pardon C. Hickey of Berlin will entertain the Berlin bridge cluf at her home on Worthington ridge on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Sherwood Berger will bt hostess to the Monday afternoon bridge club at her home on Lincoln street, this week.
 Miss E,loise Diemand entertained her bridge club at her home or South Burritt street. Thursday eve ming. Miss Lois Mills and Mrs. JohI Meehan won the prizes.