New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

ganization has increased during the past fortnight and many persons prominent in the civic and social life of the community arc lending their efforts to insure it's success Cateau DcLeeuw. Plainfeld x. J.. artist who recently exhibited here. told of the Plainfeld Art League and its function and gave q very interesting talk upon her recent painting expedition to Java Re- treatments and dancing followed in the course of the evening. Among those attending were Mrs. W. \. Weiant, MT. and Mrs Earle Bishop, Mrs Howard Parsons Dr. and Mrs. Savard, MT and Mrs. Robert L. Vance, Mir. and Mrs. Laurence =. Miss Ellen M. Moore. Robert Cliff. ! ford. Miss Ncrna Regaiis, Miss Rosi- lie Rocano. Miss Antoinette Eccano. | Dr. Harri@t Elizabeth Chalmers. Miss Helen IurdofG, Miss Mona Lohman. Miss Bertha Ramage. Mrs. Frank . i'' VA -'' 1s -NdEAll 1Np"tl- 4h .. Clarence Primrose, Miss Jennie Ol- i son, Mir, and Mrs. A. l.. Card. Rich ard Hall. Miss Myrtle Unklebach. Miss Marjorie Hart. Armond D'Agos- tino, w. F., Daugherty Harry ! Thompson. Percy Washburn, Ra- phcl Cubbedu. Miss l.. Fossettc. | Wesley Parker, Miss Charlotte Scgur ,and Miss Marion Hungcrford
 Mrs. Richard White will entertain l the members Of her current event. class at her home on Corbin ave- nuo next Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Stanley Galpin entertained come Hartford friends at luncheon | Friday noon at her homo in Berlin.
 Mrs. Rcnnot Hubbard entertained q few friends at contract bridge Tuesday night at her home on For est street.
 Miss Ellen Moore gave q tea party ! al the Moore studio on the High Road in kcnsington Friday after noon.
 The Monday afternoon bridge club ] dcyotes it's regular bridge hour next week 70 making surgical dressing at 1 the New Britain hospital,
 Mr. and Mrs Howard Bruemmcr gave another one Of their brilliant parties last night when they enter tained IS friends at dinner and cards. The awards for bridge went to Mrs, Luther Parker, Mrs, Maurice Johnson, Mrs. Earle Van Buskirk. Harrison Bristoll. r. C. Platt and Bret NoeCe,
 Miss Virginia HaDborsctl. dau2h- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William c. Hah- bcrscu Of Hamilton street will en- certain IS Of her friends at a George Washington birthday party this afternoon.
 Mrs. Valentine Chamberlain of Of SunnyledGc entertained her con- tract bridge club at luncheon at her homo on Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs. X. G. Bull of Black Rock avenue entertained at dinner and bridge at their home last eNe- ming, Prizes were given to Mrs Robert Soderberg and Mir. and Mrs
 Arthur Sicber, and Charles Lippcrt . Mrs. John Fellows has invit.- . guests 10 her home on Ten Ac-,
 read next Thursday 10 an afternoo.
 tea party which she is giving tol her sister. Miss Florence Baker oi
 M3plcwood, x. ]. Mss Baker 1aS visited her many times before ahl her friends look forward 10 " l. coming her again.
 Mrs. P. c. Platt ot Ten Acre road is 10 be hostess 10 the members oi her bridge club next Friday after noon. Her guests will include Mr. Maurice Johnson, Mrs. Brayto1 Porter, Mrs Howard Brucmmar. Mrs. Edward Lancaster. Mrs. Arthur Sampson, Mrs. Luther Parker. Mrs Lawrence Humdson, Mrs. Dudley Walker, Mrs. Gardner Weld and Mrs. Harry Hine.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold H. Parsons are having guests to dine at th3lr home on Russell street tonight.
 X large or small party al Mrs. : EMgald McMillan,s homo on Dovrr