New Britain herald., 1930-04-12

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lappan of Elbridgc road entertained at dinner at their home last evening.
 Mrs. Charles Law of Ten Acre road entertained foursome at cards at her home on Monday afternoon. Mrs. John Mcehan entertained her bridge club at supper at her home on Trumbull street, Thursday eve- ming. Prizes were awarded to Miss Betty Hance, and Miss Eloise Die mand.
 Mrs. c. J. Leroux of Brookside Auxiliary at luncheon and bridge at her home on Thursday. Prizes were | awarded to Mrs. J. L. Landgren of Berlin and Mrs. H. Seigenbaum of i Vance street.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Black of Lyle road were given a housewarming at | their new home on Monday evening, by their neighbors and friends. 1 Miss Nell F'itzgibbon will enter tain the Monday night bridge club at her home on Corbin avenue this next week.
 Fred Ritter. son of Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Ritter of Vance street, enter tained at his home last Thursday evening in honor of his birthday.
 Miss Betty Booth, daughter of Mrs. M. D. Booth of Harding street en- tertained at a bridge tea at her home last Saturday afternoon. The prizes were won by Miss Margaret August on. Miss Beatrice Bull, Miss Ruth Noble, Miss Harriet Alice, and Miss Esme Moverly.
 Miss Isabel Foote of Stanley street entertained her bridge club at her home Thursday evening, Prizes were won by Mrs. Eliot Andrews, and Miss Mary Clifford.
 Mrs. Charles Corbin of the BurritI hotel, was hostess to 23 ladies al luncheon and bridge at the Shuttle Meadow club on Wednesday. The table was very colorful and spring like with mixed flowers, and orchid candles. Three tables played the in creasingly popular game of contrac bridge, while the other two played straight action. Prizes for contrac were won by Mrs. Rufus Hemenway Mrs. Ernest N. Humphrey, and Mrs Harold T. Slopcr. Prizes for auction were given to Mrs. William Warner Mrs. Gardner Gibbs, and Mrs. Ray mond Burr.
 Mrs. Corbin's guests were all loca women except Mrs. Charles Spencer Mrs. Gardner Gibbs, and Mrs. Wal ter Richard who came from Provi dence, and Mrs. Raymond Burr who is from West Hartford.
 Another gay party taking place ou at the club house that same day Wa the bridge tea which Mrs. Richard Prichard and Mrs. Ralph Britto1 gave to welcome Mrs. Walter R Morse back to New Britain. Ther' guests numbered close to 50 and in cluded a large percentage of th' towns younger married set. Prize for cards went to Mrs. Luther Park CT, Miss Ruth Bristoll, Mrs. Morse Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Brayton Porter and Mrs. Roy Bowtell, Mrs. Dudle. Walker, Mrs. Olive Judd Ingraham Mrs. Edward Lancaster, Mrs. P. Platt, Mrs. John H. Fellows, an' Mrs. Harrison Bristoll. Mrs. Elish; Cooper, and Miss Marian Hellyar as sisted with the serving.
 Mrs. William T. Burr of France street sent out cards last Thursda, for two afternoon tea parties Nhicl will take place at her home on tn 24th and the 25th of this month Her guests will include only mem bers of the committees of the vari ous women's associations of tn , South Congregational church.
 Among the Shuttle Meadow clu members dining at the clubhouse a l the dinner hour on Thursday of thi l week were MT. and Mrs. Fran Holmes, MT. and Mrs. F. N. Stanle with their daughters, Mrs. Arthu Harrop and Miss Esther Stanley, MI and Mrs. Bret Neece, MT. and MT. : Stanley Goss, Mr. and Mrs. Williar Rowland and MT. and Mrs. Harr Bates.
 Mir and Mrs James North gay an evening party at their home o
 Sunnyledge last Tuesday night enter taining their guests with dinner an
 music.
 Mrs. Howard Bruemmer of Wes ' Main street, Mrs. George Boil ( . Trumbull street, and Mrs. Huber
 Williams of Lexington street wer U entertained at luncheon at the Mic | dletown Country club Wednesda noon, the guests of Mrs. Harold Gu
 of Portland.