New Britain herald., 1930-01-11


 bridge at their home last evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Warner Johnson of Church street entertained at dinner at their home last evening.
 Msr David Borthwict Of Hazel mere road. entertained at supper on Tuesday evening at her home.
 Mrs. Stanton Ashley of Corbin avenue. entertained her bridge clr1 on Monday evening. Miss Emily Mott was awarded the prize.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert C. Corbin of shuttle Meadow road, entertained l.; a; buffet supper at their homo last Sunday morning.
 Miss Eliza beth purney, daughter Of pr. and Mrs. John Purney of Cor bin avenue, and Miss Ruth Ramsey, daughter of Mrs Carl Ramsey u1 Garden street, entert tained a numbrr Vt 'iiNii NiititbS etl lttt dl tue nome of Miss Purney last Saturday after noon. Miss Janice Woram. and Miss Kathleen Hodges presided at the tea tGblc.
 Mrs Leland Gwatkn Of Berlin entertained at a luncheon bridge at her home yesterday.
 Mrs. Otis Scripture of linco,n street, will entertain her Saturda" night supper club next Saturday eva- ning.
 Mrs. H. c, Magargal Of Garden street, will be hostess to two tabl ss oi bridge at her home on ThursdaH
 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mckirdy Of Hamilton street, entertained three tables of bridge at their home on Thursday evening in honor of M:'. Mckirdy's parents, Mir. and Mrs William N. Mckirdy of Lincoln street. Prizes were awarded to Mrs stanton Ashley, Harry Brown, James Lincoln, and Mrs. George Ashley.
 Miss Dorothy Luhrs Of Forest street entertained her bridge club on Thursday evening at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Morse Ut Everett street entertained at their home on Tuesday evening. Miss Virginia G. Humphrey ente~- tained her bridge club at her home on Lincoln street. Thursday evening. Prizes were awarded to Miss Elizabeth Schrey and Miss Veronica Luhrs.
 On Thursday, Miss Alison, an Miss Dorothy Knapp, twin daughters Of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knapp Ct Planville, celebrated their eighth birthday by entertaining twelve lit tie girls at supper
 Miss Dorothy Scott of Berlin en | tertained eight at a dinner and the l ater party last Saturday evening, in l honor of Miss Frances Sheppard, q 1 student Ut the Cathedral School, ln Washington, D. C.
 1 Mrs. James E. Wilbur of Forest street entertained twenty at luncheon and bridge Wednesday afternoon at 1 the Shuttle Meadow club. The loIg narrow luncheon table was attract | lively decorated with spring flowers and candles. Mrs. Edward I'enness, y 1 Of Meriden, Mrs. Chester Ingrahanl O.; Bristol, Mrs. Merrick Hellyar | Mrs. Percival Platt and Miss Miriam. 1 Mouat were giv an the bridge prizes Mrs. Bennett Fl. Hubbard will en tgrtain the members Of her bridge club Monday afternoon at her homo on Forest street.
 Mrs Henry Lasch of Grove H:l will give a breakfaR bridge fo twenty at her home Tuesday,
 Mrs. Clayton Parker of Vine street entertained her bridge club at luncheon and cards Wcdnesd1F / afternoon at the Shuttle Meade" club. Miss Anne Parker was given the prize.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Manning will entertain for Miss Virginia Hart and her fiance, Sanford Ballard Dole Low, Monday evening at their home on Steele street l
 Miss Virginia Hart, in view of her approaching marriage, is much fctcd these days. Last Tuesday evening Mir. and Mrs. William Hart dr., gave Miss Hart and her tianCe, Sanford Low, a dinner party at their homt on Lincoln road. The party was ar informal affair, the guests gather ing in the grill room where they al assisted in cooking steaks over ar open fire.
 Last night Mrs. Donald Hart ant Mrs. Rodman Chamberlain enter tained for the young couple witt what she called "cousins party which. when interpreted meant that invitations for dinner went only tc the cousins of the bride to-be. This would total no small number fo' Miss Hart's cousins are counted among the Norths, the the Nibberts the Chamberlains and the Moores.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Sturman Dyson are giving a small dinner party Monday night at their home on Corbin ave nuc. The party is to be in honor ot F. w. Porter. On Tuesday night thv Arthur kimballs are entertaining : few friends for MT. Porter.
 
 Mrs. Arthur S. Grant entertained eight friends at luncheon at hel