New Britain herald., 1930-02-01

at dinner tonight at his home on | Vine street.
 Mrs Johnstone Vance gave q small luncheon at her home on Monroe street Tuesday noon. Prizes for bridge went to Mrs. Hubert Williams. Mrs. Charles Law and Miss Miriam Mouat,
 Mrs. Robert IHrisbie was hostess 10 the members Of her current events class on Monday, entertaining them
 with luncheon at her home on Vine street.
 Alr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell are giving large dinner party 10 be followed with cards next Saturday evening al their home on Brooksidc road.
 Iarabec Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson of Brighton street, will entertain a number Of his little friends this afternoon in observance of his eighth birthday.
 Mrs. 1;. r.. priichard will enter tain her bridge club next Tuesday afternoon at her home on Ten Acre road.
 The Parents and Teachers a5soci- alton of th" Lincoln school will give q bridge and dance next Friday eve ming at the school, Earle Bishop is chairman and he will be assisted hy Mrs. George Dunn, Mrs, John 'cl- lows. Miss Hclcn BonncN, Miss Mar garct Middlemass, Donald Bartlett and Ralph Briiton.
 X Sweet Sixteen" party was Elv- cn for Miss Jeanette Gorbach last Sunday by her parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. Gorbach of Stanley street. There were twenty-five guests present from Hartford and New Britain.
 Nr. and Mrs. Donald Gaffnoy of Corbin avenue took q party Ot friends into Hartford Thursday ni2ht to dine at the University club. Among their guests were Mr. and Mrs, Howard Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. Pardon Hickey. AIr and Mrs. John stone Vance, Mrs. Harold NJ. Par sons, Mrs. George kimbsll and William | SWcpnoN
 Mrs. Eodman Chamberlain enter tained her current events class at luncheon Monday noon at her homo on Lincoln road
 Er. and Mrs. Harold M. Parsons are having guests to dine at their home on Russell street this evening,
 on Tuesday evening the now girls gymnasium in the Senior High school was used for the first time as the scene of the senior promo made. The gym was decorated in orange strcamcrs, the class color. Emil iieimbcrgcr's orchestra fur nisIIed the music for the dancers. \ banquet was served before the dance for members Of the class and their honorary guests only. The guests were Principal and Mrs. Louis r. Sladc. Miss Mllie McAu- ley, Mrs. Amy C. Guilford, Miss Elizabeth Mcintosh. Mrs. Grace Eallou, Miss Mildred Raymond and Miss Helen Wolsl<y.
 Michael Baylock. chairman in charge of the banquet. and who Was aided by Miss Mary Clark, Miss Sil- via Eolhin. Miss Gcrtrud" Stcbnns Robert D. Kraut and Albert Mid dI"ton, was also toaatmasror. The following toaSts were given; ''ro the Glass;" Miss kotIiin; "To the Girls" Walter Arendt; ITO inc Teachers" Miss Mary Clark and Mr. i SIado. A novelty paper, Believe It . or Not. written by Miss Molly Git 1 lritz and Miss Irene Eatnot, was read by Miss Gitlivitz. The prophecy i was written and read by Miss Ger i trudc kaplan, the class will, written ! by Miss Beatrice Bull. Miss Eleanor ] Hubert, Miss Gertrude Stebbins and . Vincent Ammon, was read by Mr. NmmOu.
 William Judd, ir., was chairman . in charge Of the prom. He was as- sisted by Miss Bull. Miss Helen An- { lcrSon, Miss Hubert. George Hancc ! and James Gritzmachcr.
 The officers of the class are: | President, David Bass: vice presi- l lent, Miss Loona Naughton: socrc- l ary Miss Elizabeth Porter; treas Ircr, Warren Young. |
 Tn" BcauN Arts ball, which is 10 . akc place on March Sth, has names . pn the committees that spell sue i 'css with capital letters. Although . nothing definite has been started, he plans are forming rapidly and . he following are to be the commit ccs:
 Mrs Arthur C. Kimball is chair man of ;h" pageant. She will he as .i.trl by Mrs. John I.oomis and Mrs i toward Parsons. The entertainment i is chairmanc1 by Miss Marjorie Hart, who will have as lcr aides Mrs. Louis Young, Rich trd Hall, Earle K. Bishop, Miss Nae Bcglcy, Miss Agnes Finncgan, Fred Tcich, Miss Myrtle Unkclbach,