New Britain herald., 1930-01-04
luncheon on New Years day.

tam Ter CulTtIl events fldSS at tea Monday afternoon at her home on brooksidc road. The tea party fol- ioWs Q session at the New Britain hospital where the entire class Wi.l gather to make surgical dressings.
 
 Mrs. Richard White of Corbin avenue IS entertaining at dinner to- night
 Miss Lucille Case, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Edward Case of Forest | street entertained at q bridge tea | yesterday afternoon at their home. i Prizes were given to Miss Ruth | Noble Miss Eleanor Hinc, and Miss | Dorothy Page.
 The school crowd attended in q | 1 body the intcrsorority dance which , vas held on Monday evening at the | ltlks' hall. The affair was sponsored | i by the Alpha Alpha, chapter Nu, ! . Phi Sigma. Delta Gamma Sigma, ! and Beta Mu. surorities, Miss Janice i Noram. of the Alpha Alpha, was |. | chairman in charge. She was assist 1 cG by Miss Virginia Christensen, | | Miss Gertrude paulson. Miss Lcona l Naughton, Miss Avis Samuclson, :. Miss Grace Luddy, Miss Ruth Ram sey Miss Eleanor Andruss, Miss ] Olga Steffick. Miss Florence Mark 1 helm, Miss Harriet Alice and Miss | Margaret Caughliu.
 The patrons and patroncsscs were i Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Depot Mir. and i Mrs. G. Davis Chase. Miss Marjorie Scnf and David E. swift. Miss Kath- ] orinc and Miss Mary Griffin of Mid- dleficld, Mas, were guests Of 1 hCnor..
 Billy. Jr.. and Paul Fitzell, of Ma pie Hill entertained sixteen Of their young friends at four tables of Bunko Thursday afternoon. The prizes were won by Betty Middle mas. Constance Grant, Muriol Nn- dcnc, Audrey Howard, Robert Mid dlemas, Junior Rowe. Danny Cas- salle and Harold Wcstman,
 Mrs. Clarence Manning of Steele street entertained her bridge club Monday afternoon. The prizes went to Mrs. II. W. Williams Mrs. Theo dore $. Hart and Miss Miriam MOuat.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Nelson Of Cor bin avenue entertained twenty at dinner last Sunday evening at their homo in honor of their son and daughtcr-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Si mon r. Nelson.
 Miss Lois Pnclps Of FarminStoG avenue, plainvile, gave dance at her home last Saturday evening.
 Miss Phelps is studying music in New York city.
 Mrs. James E. Wilbur of Forest street has issued cards for lunch con and bridge to be given Wcdncs- day afternoon at the Shuttle Meadow club.
 Mrs. Edward Pratt Of Trinity street entertained twelve at lunch- con and cards at her home Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Theodore <. Hart will enter tain the Monday Afternoon Bridg" club at her home on Lincoln road next week.
 Mr. and Mrs Donald MacMilIan entertained Miss Virginia Hart and Sanford Ballard Dole Low tt dinner d. their home last evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Law enter tained at q supper party at their home on Ten Acre road Sunday evening,
 Mir. and Mrs. Emory Corbin were given a party at their home on Laurel road on Thursday evening by number of their friends. Willctts Young, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Young. and Paul Rogers, son of Mir. and Mrs. Paul Rogers, , both of Lincoln road, entertained a number of their friends at dinner and dance at their home on New Years Eve.
 Mf. and Mrs. John Loomis of Lincoln road entertained at their s home on New Years Eve. i, Mrs Howard Wilson of West - Hartford entertained a few friends ' at luncheon on Friday at their [ home.
 . Mrs. Edwin Lamphior, Jr., of T Hamilton street entertained few 2 friends at cards yesterday afternoon. t Mrs, Bcnjauln Craulpton of Mapl" r Hill entertained at bridge Monday afternoon.
 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stanley of ' Shuttle Meadow road, entertained ;.t
 a dance in honor of their daughter Mss Jeanne Stanley on Thursday
 evening at their home. About half
 hundred guests attended. Y , The Shuttle Meadow club has long been the gathering place for , local society. One would have in deed thought so on New Years Eve
 and day. The club was literally fill
 cd with people who either were if members or guests of members. The c party on New Years Eve was given t for about three hundred people - while that on New Years day was
 attended by nearer five hundred ,S it's greens and candles. not to men,