New Britain herald., 1930-04-26

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 cede Ball-Small Informal
 Affairs Feature Week.
 MT. and Mrs. Claude J. Lcroux of Brookside road, were hosts at a din- ner party at their home on Wednes- day evening in honor of Bruno Wagner who sails today on the S. S Europa for a trip on the con- tlnent.
 Mrs. Harry Ginsburg of Monroe street entertained her contract foursome club at luncheon and cards on Thursday.
 Mrs. Clifford Odin entertained at bridge at her home on Corbin ave- rue Wednesday evening. Miss Til Zimmerman and Mrs. Harry Gins- burg won the prizes.
 Mrs. George Hicll of Forest street entertained twelve guests at dinner at the Pettibone Tavern on Wednes- day evening. in honor of her house guest from Brooklinc, Mass.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Christ en- tertained eight at dinner and cards at their home on Ten Acre road, or Wednesday evening.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. C. J. Leroux Of Brookside road entertained at din- ner at their homo last Sunday.
 Mrs. Alex Schneider, the former Miss Fricda Rcchcnberg of this city was guest of honor at a bridge and shower given recently by Miss Viola Chaser at her home on Arch street Miss Helen Rechenberg. Miss Marion Conrad. and Miss Josephine Conrad won the bridge prlzes.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Russell Hubbard of Lincoln street entertained guests at their home on Tuesday evening.
 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fletcher Of Trumbull street! entertained at bridge at their home on Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Cotton Noble of Lexington street was hostess to two tables of bridge at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. George Dyson and Miss Georgia Parker won the prizes.
 Mrs. Edward Christ will entertain the Monday afternoon bridge club at her home on Ten Acre road this coming week.
 Miss Beatrice Reynal will be hostess to the Alpha Alpha bridge club at her home on Lexington street, next Tuesday evening.
 Gleason Parker of Vine street en- tertained at steak dinner at his shack" on Wednesday evening. His guests included MT. and Mrs. How ard Humphrey, and their guest, Mrs. William Birch, Lewis Chap man, Mrs. Alan McKinnie, MT. and Mrs. Harold Hatch, Lee Howe Wes- ley Parker his brother. William Sweeney, and Miss Virginia Hum- phrey.
 Mir. and Mrs. Burton Wells Of Williams Court, kensington, enter home last evening in honor of Mir. and Mrs. Merry Nimro, who cele- brated their fourth wedding ami versary on that date. Prizes for bridge went to Mrs. Ronald DeWolff. Henry Nimro and Mrs. Henry Rose. Mrs. Dana Vibberts entertained guests at cards and tea at her home on Lincoln street Tuesday after noon.
 Mrs. Sherwood Berger was host ess to her bridge club on Monday at her home of Lincoln road. Prizes were won by Mrs. Gerald Walker, Mrs. Berger and Miss Beatrice Reynal.
 
 The "Buffetteers" or the Monday night club held their dinner at the Shuttle Meadow club last Monday, adjourning to the home of E. NJ. Hayden for the rest Of the meet ing. Maxwell Porter read the paper or "The 18th Month Calendar" The members present were Maxwell Porter, William H. Hart, E. M. Hay den, Roger Whitman, Henry Schauf- fer, Robert Buol, and Parker Abbe.
 
 Miss Ruth Bassette Of Emmons place entertained with the third O. a series of bridges at her studio on Main street, "Wednesday afternoon, The guests played cards in the