New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
GATHERINGS

1 Family Gatherings at Hol- lday Season - lmpromptu ! Bridge Parties-Notes.
 Mr. and Mrs Claude Leroux of 1 Brooksidc road entertained two
 tables Of bridge Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs Mcrrick Hellyar of
 Trumbull street will have guests to | dine t,.is evening.
 1 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gaffncy of 1 Corbin avenue entertained at dinner { Tuesday evening preceding the i opera. The guests included Mr. and ! Mrs. George kimball, Mir. and Mrs. 1 Harold Judd, Mir. and Mrs. John
 stone Vance, Mrs. Howard Hum
 phrey and William Sweeney.
 MT. and Mrs. Elisha Cooper of 1 Vine street had as their dinner guests Thanksgiving day, MT. and , Mrs. Stanley Cooper, MT. and Mrs. 1 Ernest Cooper, Miss Anne Copley, MT. and Mrs. Rufus Hemenway and
 Mir. and Mrs. James Cooper of New ! Haven.
 Miss Miriam Marmein who has appeared as soloist with the New l York symphony orchestra under | Walter Damrosch, the Philharmonic 1 symphony. the Washington Opera l company and at Carnegie hall re- reatedly, will be at the New Britain | Normal school Wednesday evening. i Miss Marmeip creates her own 1 dances and costumes. She presents a program Of great variety and or ] ginality, achieving with equal case ] movements of lyric beauty, tragedy and satire.
 Youth in all its splcndor attended ! the tea dance Thanksgiving at the ! shuttle Meadow club. Tho school SC, prcdominatcd while many Of the older members came and went dur ing the afternoon and enjoyed l dance or two. Family groups were seen in the dining room where 8 Gclicious turkey dinner was served from o'clock until f. i Mrs. C. II. Parsons Of West Eain street entertained with a family din- ner at her home Thanksgiving Day. Mrs. Donald Hart entertained q 1 toursomc at bridge on Tuesday at her home on Hart street. 1 Nr and Mrs. Frank Nibberts of Sunnyledge entertained with large family dinner party Thursday after noon at their home.
 Mrs Roswell Moore was hostess to foursomc for cards on Wednesday at her home on Lincoln Road,
 Mir and Mrs. B. NJ. Crum cnter- taincd at dinner Thursday at their homo on Monroe street for their guests. Mrs. H. NJ. Crum and Mrs. Leonard Groh with her daughter, Janet, of Sayville. L, l.
 Little Hiss Betty Crum, daughter ter of Mr and Mrs. B. NJ. Crum of Monroe street, will be hostess to 20 i of her friends this afternoon in | oE iyp h irt h T1ql
 
 MT and Mrs. Stanley Galpin of Warrington ridge. Berlin. entertain ed 1G guests at dinner last Sunday evening in honor of their guests, MT. and Mrs. Christopher NJ. Gallup of North Stonington, Conn. The Buftctcers were given mcns dinner last Monday evening at the home Of William H. Hart of Lincoln Road. A paper on old Age Pen sions" was given by William Rat tenbury after the dinner. The mem bers present were Maxwell Porter. Henry Schauffler. k. F. Pritchard, Roger Whitman, William T. Coho- Ian, Robert Buell.. William RatteQ- { bury, F. M. Hayden, Parker Abbe and Mr. Hart.
 Mrs. William Coholan of Lincoln
 Road entertained at dinner at her home Monday evening for the WINGS of the members of the Bufctccrs,
 Dr. and Mrs. R. NJ. Clark enter taincd with a family dinner on Thursday at their homo on Garden street.
 Mr. and Mrs Charles Rathbone of New York, Ohe latter was formerly Miss Martha Moore of Sunnyledge) are exhibiting their work in Hart ford at the Atheneum, starting Tuesday, December 2nd and continu- ing until December 9th.
 Mrs. Rathbone is q sculptress Of note and he' husbands marine paintings have received high recog- milton wherever they have been