New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

M Eliot Andrews were awarded the prizes,
 Mrs. w. J. Rcdden of Cedar street. entertained at dinner and bridgc at her home on Tuesday evening. Miss Ruth Johnson and Mrs. Leo litzsimmons were award cd the prizes.
 Mrs. Gerard Comstock of Guil- ford entertained her bridge club at the homo of her sister, Mrs. Ken meth Walthcrs of the parkvcw ! apartmcnts on Wednesday evening. ! Prizes were given 10 Miss Anna | Wclch. Miss Carolyn Conlin, and ] Mrs. Urban Callahan.
 George Morgan, baritone, ot New ! York city and Joseph Beebe, or 1 Ganist of the south Congregational l church. wilt give the following pro- !. gram of music tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Cooper of Vine street;
 
 Adagio (Third Trio Sonata Bach tanzona .....,...........,.. Bach
 Mr. BccDc
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 June ..,......,... Cecil Forsythc Today .........,,,.. Khca Silbcrta Nocturnc ........... Pearl turran Feast of Lanterns .....,. Bantock
 Mr, Morgan
 Evening Song ......... Schumann Liebcstod (Tristan and lsoldc)- REPRESENTATIVES.. Wagner t.n Bateau .............. Dcbussy Prelude from La Damoisclle Eluc-
 ....,..'...''..'' DeouSsy
 Mir. Bccbe
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 Clair de Lunc ..,.... Joseph Szulc Tout .Gai. ........ Maurice Eavel Tanzlied des Picrrot, Die Tote stadt" ...... Erich W. korngold Nur cine kleinc Geise .. Leo Blcch Gaelic ............ Richard Strauss
 NIr. Morgan
 
 Nr. and Mrs. ]. Edward Nelson 0 Harrison street, entertained two tablcs Of bridge on Wednesday cvc- ming. Prizes were won by Mrs. s. T. Morrow, and 5, H. McElhone.
 Mr. and Mrs. Burton Wells anI Mr. and Mrs. Edward kcrin were the guests of Alr. and Mrs. Henry Nlmro of Winthrop street at dnn4r and bridge last Saturday evening. When the curtain went down .or the intermission hour Of Eugene O'Neill's Strange Interlude' which opened at Parsons thcatcr on Mon day of this week many Hardware City folks assembled in the audi cncc for the opening performance, motorcd or walked to their tavoritc dining place. The Hartford club, the [ university cluo, the Bond Hotel ana the Heubloin were all equally popu- lar. The latter drew two larger par ties one including Mr. and Mrs, Az thur kimball and their guests, NJ and Mrs. Paul V, Guibcrson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nl Parsons and Blaine Cordncr who took the part of sam Evans in the play. Mir and Mrs. Waiter Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. Ha"- old Shepard, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins also dincd at the Iicublcin.
 Mrs. .Johnstonc Vance is giving a small luncheon party at her home on Monroe street Tuesday noon.
 Mr, and Mrs. Donald Gaftncy 0. Lorbin avenue entertained ten friends at dinner last Saturday night and later tooH the entire party 10 the basketball game at the arena. Mrs. George Taylor will entertain her card club at luncheon aNl fridge Monday noon at her home ou Mason Drive.
 Henry G. SchaufIlcr entertained fellow members of the Monday fght club at dinner at his home on Lin coin road this week. In accordance with the usual custom of the organ iZAtion paper was prepared and delivered, this time by William f toholan who chose for his subject enc ot interest to all sport lovers 'The History of Football" Othcl members Of the club include Will liam Rattenbury, Roger Whitman William Hart, Jr,. Curtis Sheldon Richard Prtchard, Dr. Robert Buol Maxwell Porter, Parker Abbe and l. N. Hayden.
 Mr and Mrs. F. A. Scarlc gave ; brilliant dinner party Tuesday nign q, their home on Forest street cn t"rtaininG for Arthur kimblll wht l, ft today for California. Another gay party of the week also honor ing Mir. kinball was that which Alf and Mrs. Harold Hatch gave out q their home on Lincoln road Thurs Gay evening, Their guests number", fourteen and included friends fron Pennington and West Hartford
 AIr. and Mrs. Otto Anderson 0 Hart street entertained eight friend at supper party last Monday cv" nlnG. Among the guests were NIr and Mrs Edward Johnson of Hart tcrd. Mrs. Johnson is a well know pianist and vocalist and rendered number of pleasing selections dur ing the evening.
 Nr. and Mrs. Duca]d McMilla entertained friends at dinner Tue: day night at their home on Dove road
 Miss Ruth Bristol gave car party at her home on South Burnt St h St Sntlll.lu,L aai.rla1