New Britain herald., 1930-03-01

Mrs. Gerald W. Walker will eu- certain the members of her card club at bridge at her home on Mon roc street Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Johnstone Vance entertained eight friends at luncheon and carls Tuesday noon. Prizes for bridge went to Mrs. Luther Parker ani Mrs. Howard Bruemmer.
 Mrs. Earle V. Pomeroy entertain - cd eight friends at luncheon and cards at her home on Monroe stre.t Monday noon. The party honore1 Mrs. Pomeroys mother, Mrs. r. NJ. James of Marquette. Mich. Mrs. George E. Taylor and Mrs. J. II. Fellows won the prizes for bridge.
 The New Britain Art Leagle he adquartcrs are scething with a3- tivity these days as scores of dil- igcnt workers arc lending all their energies toward completing nccG3- sary arrangements for the BeauX Arts ball. The long list of patro1s and patronesses is headed by the Governor and the first lady of the state, and includes Mr. and Mrs. William F. Brooks, Nlr. and Mrs. William H. Booth, Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Bennett Mir. and Mrs. William l.. Bentley, Mr. and Ms. I n ,1 foe Rodman Chamberlain. .lr. and Ms. Ernest W. Christ. Mrs. Grace ~ Coholan, Mr. and Mrs. William Flanagan. Mr. and Mrs. Stanl.." GWillim, Mr. and Mrs. lIowa; d Hart, Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Kmbai). Attorney and Mrs. Patrick |. Me Donough, Mir. and Mrs. Walter Hart Mrs. Allen Mckinney. Judge and Mrs. William F. Mangan, Mir. ami Mrs. James North. Mr. and M'S. Howard Parsons, Mir. and Mrs. Er- nest Pelton. Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Pease. Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Slop- CT. Alr. and Mrs. Maurice Pcase, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sloper, Mir. and Mes. Johnstone Vance and Mr. and Ms. Frank G. Nibberts.
 Miss Leona Faye Horwiz. daueh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Martin HorwitH. entertained at her home on Hatcn street "Wednesday in honor of her seventh birthday. The home was prettily decorated with white and I,a l,- witz who planned many games to entertain Miss Horwitz' guests, was kept busy with her young charge S who clamored for more. Miss Hoc- witz' guests were: Miss Rosalind Levin, Miss Joyce Merigold, Miss l Betty Jones, Miss Beverly Conn, Miss Marie Curry. Miss Elivia Davis, | Harry Jackaway. Buddy Horwif2. i her brother. Billy Belkin, Miss Aud. rey Robinson. Miss Mabel Green stein, Necelle Nail. Louis Novak, and i Miss Lunice Levin.
 1 Mrs. W. E. Stone of the Lincoln | apartments, entertained last Sun- day niskt at supper at the Hooker | House in West Hartford in honor ot her daughter Mrs. C. NJ. Cooley and 1 family.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wooster Hitchcock Of the Glen apartments, were hosts to tWeaty-four guests at their home last Saturday evening at a George Washington's birthday bridge party Their guests were: MT. and Mrs
 Harry Ginsburs, Mr. and Mrs
 Henry Christ, Mr. and Mrs. Curti
 Christ, MT. and Mrs. Gordon Gold
 smith of Milford. Mr. and Mrs
 Frank Blakeslee and Mir. and Mrs
 Jerry Hotchklss Of New Haven
 Mrs. Eunice Humphrey Hidebrandt
 Evcrct Clark, Everett Williams
 Carlyslc Bell, of Portland Mis-
 Grace Owens of Hartford, Mr. auc
 Mrs. Harold Peck, Mr. and Mr.
 Stuart Hanes Mr. and Mrs. Edwat.
 Wiegand, and Miss Virginia Hum phrcy. Prizes were won by Mrs 1 Hotchkiss, Mir. Williams, Mrs. Cur
 ts Christ Mir. Clark. MT. Goli
 smith, and Mrs. Hanes.
 Miss Dorothy and Miss Nitric l f o,1, bra will cr, +f ri q n, of l,r;1,o o ,,