New Britain herald., 1930-03-08

wood, Mrs. Howard Bruemmer, Mr.. Harold Hatch. Mrs. William Booth. The Knickerbocker Whist club rules will be used throughout the tourney which has all promise. of being not only an interesting affair but an enjoyable one.
 Miss Dorothy and Miss Murjel Lombra, nieces of Mrs. Fred Upso l. gave q delightful bridge tea of is2 tables at their new home on Shutt!a Meadow road last Saturday afte"- noon in honor of Mrs. John Wolff. nee Miss Harriet Parker, in form If a glassware shower.
 The house was literally filled wi.n spring flowers including snapdrag- ons, daffies, roses, and pussywil- lows. The tea table was presided over by Mrs. upson and Mrs. P. 'S. Eaton of Hartford. Miss Dorothy and Miss Muriel Tombra served with the help of Miss Rhea Zim- nerman. .-...
 Their guests included: Mrs. Will liam Judd, Mrs. Ray Leach, Ms Wilbur Couch of Branford, Mss Dorothy Luhrs, Miss Veronica Luhrs, Miss Rhea Zimmerman, Miss Gretchen Zimmerman. Miss Doris Williams. Miss Dorothy Case, Miss Natalee Case, Mrs. Charles Johnsop, Mrs. Henry Armirgton. Miss Mar jcrie Bull. Mrs. John Wolff, M ;ss Marjorie Norris, Mrs. John Meehan, Miss Elizabeth Schrey, Miss Marie Smith, Mrs. Clifton Wilson of West Hartford Mrs. Howard Smart, Mrs. Stanton Ashley. Mrs. Clarence Hart man, Mrs. P. G. Eaton of Hartforl, l, and Miss Virginia Humphrey. Prizes for bridge were given 10 Miss Nor ris, Mrs. Meenan, Miss Rhea Zinl- merman, Mrs. Charles Johnson, and Miss Dorothy Luhrs.
 Mir and Mrs. Victor Poindexter were entertained at dinner by their parents, the Dugald McMillans on the occasion Of Mrs. Poindexter's birthday last Wednesday.
 
 One of the loveliest and largest parties of the season was given on Wednesday at the Shuttle Meadow club by Mrs. Bret Churchill Neece and Mrs. Merrick Hellyar. The cluo vas beautifully decorated with spring flowers and the tea table in the west porch was particularly in viting.
 There were twelve tables Of bridge at play. the prizes going 10 Mrs. Eldridge Beecher, Mrs. James Baldwin, Mrs. Bennett Hibbarl Miss Katherine Swift and Mrs. Howard Bruenmer Mrs. George Kimball and Mrs. Clarence Bennatt poured and few of the close friends of the hostesses assisted d with the serving,
 Mrs. Frank Lee of Dover road en- tertained bridge foursome at her home last Wednesday. A novel idea was the awarding Of a prize to eacil guest. Those playing were Mrs George Ashley, Mrs. Dugald McMil- Ian, Mrs. C. F. Davis and Mrs Harry Hancock.
 Mrs. L. I. Weir of Ten Acre road will entertain at dinner before the Beaux Arts ball tonight.
 One of the large parties given be. fore the BeauX Arts ball tonight will have as its hosts MT. and Mrs Leonard K. Morse and MT. and Mrs Stanton Ashley. The dinner party will be at the home of the E. H Morse's in West Hartford. The party numbers twenty: MT. and Mrs. Sturman Dyson, MT. and Mrs Bret Neece, Mir. and Mrs. Howard Bruemmer. Mir. and Mrs. Manville Johnson, Miss Edith Prentice, Mrs. Hubert Williams. Charles Borden, George Rapp, Mir. and Mrs. Victor Poindexter and Mir. and Mrs. Will liam Riddles.
 Miss Elisabeth Fox of Fairview street, and Miss Helen Prest of Stanley street have sent out invita- tions for a St. Patrick's day party to be held on Friday evening. March l4th at the home of Miss Fox.
 Mr. and Mrs Howard Bruemmer of West Main street entertained Mr, and Mrs. Maxwell Porter at dinner last evening.
 Mrs. Roy Botwell of Harding street will entertain at bridge tea at her home next Tuesday.
 Mrs. John Wolff entertained a few of her friends at tea at her home on kensington avenue, last Monday afternoon,
 Mrs. Hubert Williams of Lexing- ton street entertained the Monday afternoon bridge club at her homo on Monday. Prizes were won by Mrs Roswell Moore. Miss Ruby Andrews and Mrs. Sturman Dyson.
 Mrs. Bennett Hubbard will enter tain the Monday afternoon bridge club at her home on Forest street this week.
 James Glover was host to a num- Der of guests at a party at his home on Murray street on Tuesday eve ming in honor of Miss Anne Rakow- sky and William Hurley, whose en- gagement has just been announced
 Mrs. Ira Boies of Corbin avenue entertained at bridge at her home on Wednesday evening"