New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
GATHERINGS
May Breakfasts Promi- nent On May Day-Other Gaieties of the Week.


 Gaieties of the Week. Mrs. Walter FitZimmons of Hart | ford, entertained seven tables of bridge at a kitchen shower in honor of Miss Elose Unkelbach of Black Rock avenue on Wednesday evening. Miss Doris Rideout, Mrs. NJ. T. Do- herty, Miss Myrtle Cnkelbach, and Miss Marcia Wesler won the prizes. Miss Unkelbach will marry Henry Russell Goodwin in June.
 Mrs. Edward Lancaster of Ten Acre road entertained her bridge club at her home on Tuesday after noon.
 Mrs. Richard Pritchard of Ten, Acre road will entertain her bridge club at her home next Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Upson of Shuttle Mead ow road, entertained her bridge club at May breakfast at the Shuttle Meadow club on Thursday.
 Mrs. Charles Norris entertained two tables of bridge at her home on Ten Acre road yesterday in honor of Mrs. w. kohler of Springfield, the house guest of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Macomber. Mrs. George Bodley, Mrs. H. Magargal and Mrs. Kohler won the prizes.
 Miss Eloise Unkelbach of Black Rock avenue has a table at the P. A.. l.. of the Boston University alumnae bridge at the Hale House in Glaston- bury this afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Manville Johnson will entertain at one of the now all popular informal Sunday night SUD- pcrs at their home in Maple Hill to- morrow.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Spellman of Hartford, entertained two tables ot bridge at their home on Wednesday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Thomas of Jer- sey City, formerly of this city, enter taned at bridge in honor Of then o0th wedding anniversary last Sat urday evening. Mrs. r. G. Patience of Hartford vas hostess at a luncheon and bridg' at her home yesterday in honor 0 Mrs. Albert Schilling Of Hart stree and Mrs. Charles Bradley of Lin coin street.
 Mrs. Albert Schilling entertained at a May day bridge tea at he home on Wednesday. Each guest va given q. small imported Dresdel china basket. filled with mlnut flowers. as a May basket. Mrs Charles Bradley, Mrs. Joseph Warc and Mrs. Joseph Halloran were give the prizes.
 Mrs. Harold Clark of East Berl vas hostess at a luncheon and bridg in honor of Mrs. P. Earle Of Chlcas at the Middletown Country club 0 Wednesday, Mrs. Dorothy Lawrence Mrs. Charles Nelson, Mrs. Jon crobstein and Mrs. Earle won tn prizes.
 Mrs s, P. Strople Of Harriso street was hostess 10 her orldge clu on Monday afternoon.
 Mrs Fred Macomber of Ten Ac' road entertained in honor Of nc mother, Mrs. Kohler of Sprlngteii on Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. William CroWell of Lent nlace entertained at luncheon ar bridge at her home on Thursday
 Mrs. William L. Hatch of We Main street gave a luncheon at II Pennington Country club Tuesd; noon for Mrs. Frank J. Porter.
 Mrs. Thomas Linder of Llnco road is entertaining eigfh triehos cards at her home tonight.
 Mrs. Robert Parsons had gues 10 dine at her home on Dover TO; last night.
 Iuther Parker, Jr., the younGt son of Mir. and Mrs. Luther Park' who is five years old today, IS Q ,artaining several of his small pla mates with q birthday this afte noon at his home on Forest stre 
 Mrs NJ. A. kinsella is giving sav party at her home on Ten Ac road next Tuesday night, the me bers of her afternoon bridge ci and their husbands are 10 be r ;. guests, and according to rumor dinner menu boasts of the STed culinary arts.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lauren E. Banfc entertained guests al dinner | night at their home in Maple Hi
 
 Mrs. Walter Moore Of Monl D street will entertain the members her currents club at luncheon Mt day noon.
 Mrs. George Hldebrandt Of R; decker Lane gave luncheon pa at the Little Tavern Tn Cnesh Friday noon.
 Miss Barbara Shepard, daugh Of Mir. and Mrs. Harold Shepard Dover road gave a dinner party her home last night preceding A. A. dance which took place at Senior High school.
 Mrs. William Roche entertall two tables of bridge at her nc on Trinity street, last evening.
 iaa u.arn anardnd 10 Mrs. Far