New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

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 of Interest.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Hatch oi West Main street entertained at dinner at the Pennington Country club on Thursday evening in cele- bration of their wedding anniver- sary.
 Many local people attended the dance which the Kappa chapter of the Phi Kappa sorority gave at the Business and Professional Woman's club in Hartford last, night.
 Miss Hazel Bassford, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter Bassford of Corbin avenue will entertain a num- Der of guests at theater party this evening. The guests will return 10 the Bassford's home for dancing.
 In honor of her week lend guests, Miss Jetta. Hatch, Miss Dorothy Murcll, and Miss Elizabeth Mash. Miss Dorothy Page, daughter of the Logan Pages of Trumbull street entertained at a charming tea at her home last Saturday after noon. Miss Ruth Naughton, Miss Hazel Bassford, and Miss Kathleen Hodges assisted Miss Page.
 A number of the more accom- plished riders for the Wilton riding academy in kensington, enjoyed q picnic supper at the Cabin on Mount Lamentation last Saturday afternoon. The trip was made on horseback, of course, and the riders were their own chefs over the huge stone fireplace in the cabin. Mrs. Richard Pritchard and Mrs. 1 Ralph Britton of Ten Acre road havs issued cards for a bridge tea on Wednesday, April 9th, to meet Mrs. Walter Morse, a former resi- to live.
 The Henry Armingtons of Park place entertained with a small formal dinner party at their home Wednesday evening. After dinner the party went to Hartford to see Fred Stones performance of Nipples"
 MT. and Mrs. Maurice Pease had small dinner party Wednesday evening at their home on Lincoln road.
 Mrs. Clarence Manning will be hostess to her bridge club on Mon- day at her home on Corbin avenue.
 
 Mrs. Edward Lancaster had a small party at her home or Ten Acre road Wednesday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Stanley Hart of Chatham road had a small dinner party Tuesday evening. entertaining MT. and Mrs. Donald McMillan and MT. and Mrs. Alfred Frost of Hart ford and Pennington.
 Mrs Andrew J. Sloper entertained guests at luncheon at her home on Grove Hill Friday noon.
 The Burton Wells entertained at bridge at their home on William Court Kensington. last Friday night. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Henry Nimro, Henry Rose and Henry Nimro.
 Mrs. James Walsh of Pcndleton Road entertained her bridge club Friday evening. Prizes were award cd to Mrs. E. Crowley, Mrs. F, Fla herty and Mrs. F. Gucken. Miss Ruth Hart was hostess to the members of her card club at her home on RoNbury Road Thursday evening. Prizes for bridge went to Miss Mildred Luddy and Miss Mar garet Grove.
 Mrs. Emerson Burr gave a bridge party at her home on Black Rock avenue Thursday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs. Russell Hubbard. Mrs. Norman Bertini and Mrs. Gustav | Winger.
 "A Kiss for Cinderella the mov- 1 ing picture which the local Girl Scout organization sponsored at the Strand theater this morning was a great success. Scores and scores of the junior members of society were in attendance and many of them gave small, luncheon parties after the performance.
 Washington Commandery No. 1 Knights Templars will hold their