New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-24
mand won the prize.

mand won the prize.
Frank Boardman entertained four
tables at bridge at the new home of
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Boardman, on Russwin road last
Saturday evening. Prizes were
awarded to Miss Marjorie Gibney,
Miss Elizabeth Fox Frederick
Schmalz, and Clarence Avery.
Mrs. A. D. Cady held an lat
home on Thursday in Plainyille for
| her guests, Mr., and Mrs. Fred Mar
shall of Miami, Fla, former residents
OF Plainville
Miss Georgia Parker of Lexington
street entertained two tables at
bridge at her home on Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Roswell Moore of Lincoln
road entertained her bridge club at
her home on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. George Boil, Mrs. Theodore
Hart, and Mrs. Sanford Chandler
won the prizes.
The club will be entertained at tea
at the home of Mrs. Harold Peck
next Monday afternoon following the
making of surgical dressings at the
New Britain General hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs, Milton Jones of
Trumbull street win entertain at
their home this evening preceding
the Ohman-Arden dance at the Shut
tie Meadow club.
A miscellaneous shower was given
in honor of Miss Mabel Larson, at
the home of Miss Hulda Larson of
Park street, recently. The guest of
honor will become the bride of Hen
ry Larson on June "A.
Miss Irene Colaresi OF this city
was guest of honor at a miscellane-
GUS shower given by Miss Edna
Saunders and Miss Mile Okenquist,
both of Plainville, at the home of
Miss Saunders recently. Miss Collar
esi will marry John Leonardo, also
of this city, in the near future.
Mrs. Albert Schilling was hostess
at a very lovely luncheon and bridge
at her home on Hart street Monday.
The table was in green and laven-
der. Prizes for bridge went TO Mrs
Fred Patience of Hartford. Mrs. A.
J.. Mackay, and Mrs. Charles Brad
ley of this city.
A miscellaneous shower was given |
recently in honor of Mrs. Arthur
Johnson, the former Miss Viola |
Suneson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs |
c. B. Suneson of Stanley street. at
the home of Mrs. J. B. Johnson on
Stanley street. Mr.. and Mrs John |
son were married in New York re-
Gently and Will be at home in that |
city after the 30th of this month
Miss Marion Hill, daughter of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Arthur Hill of Plainville, |
celebrated her tenth birthday ami |
versary last Saturday afternoon. She |
entertained a large number of her
little friends with games. Her guests
we're Miss Caroline and Miss Marion
Morse, Miss Edna Wood Miss Lor-
-aine Daniels. Miss Lois Farrar, Miss
Marguerite Hill, and Miss Laura
Bradley.
Miss Irene Sullivan Of Linuood |
street entertained the members of
Ter bridge club at her home Mon
lay evening. The prize was award
ID to Miss Margaret Sliney.
Miss Nellie Gresh of South Bur-
lit street entertained a number of
riends at bride at her home Thurs
lay evening. Prizes we're awarded to
diss Josephine Boyle and Miss Yer
mica PAash.
A farewell party was rendered
irs. Irving Potoff at the home of
trs. ]. H. klasz of Monroe street
thursday evening. Three tables of
ridge were played and a luncheon
eryed. Prizes we're awarded to Mrs
:. Sandels, Mrs. H. Katz of Hart
ord and Mrs I. Wiener.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potof are leaving
'eT Britain to make their home in
-nsonia, where Mr.. Potof is enter
1g new field of business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arlington
I'LL entertain at their home in the
lark place apartment. preceding the ]
dance at the club this
yening,
Miss Marie Smith will entertain /