New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
GATHERINGS
Cooper Musicale - Wll- liams-Reynal Bridges - Other Affairs.

The two EeNnal girls. Harriet. now
 Mrs. Hubert Williams, and her sis ter. Beatrice, daughters of AIr. and
 Mrs, Louis EoNnal of Lexington street gave two delightful bridge tea parties this week. entertaining
 on Thursday and again on Friday Their guests included scores of the towns social set, the unmarried crowd and the matrOnS. all of whom made q colorful and charming pie ture in the gowns of the new mode. Black as alWaY was particularly smart and perhaps more in evidence than any other color Following the round of card play prizes were awarded on inc first day 10 Mrs
 Purrug of Hartford, Mrs. Harold Guy of Portland. Miss Miriam Mouat and Mrs. Carl Arnold Of Hartford. On the second cay the prizes went to Mrs, Robert (. Vance Mrs. Robert SiIsby, Mrs William Peace. Mrs. Joseph Walton and Mrs | Harvey Woodford. Afternoon tea was served in tho dining room and i the tea table itself was a lovely 1 thing, contcrod with huge bouquet Of carly spring 1lOUcrs, while softly cleaning silver. old crystal. color"d cakes and candies completed the picture. not forgetting those who presided at the table. Mrs. George 1 kimball, looking smart in black costume, and Mrs Reynal. charm i ing in soft tones of brown. On the second day Mrs. Rcynal again pour- cd with the assistance of Mrs. Or lando Swift. who wore q lovely gown of brown velvet The close friends of the hostcsses assisted with |thc serving and included Mrs. kon-
 meth Nrec'and, Mrs. Edwin CoWles
 of West Hartford. Mrs. Lucjan Ste vcns. Mrs. George Boil Mrs. Edward i Christ. Mrs Clarence Mannin@. Mrs.
 Sherwood Berger and Miss Rather
 inc Swift.
 1lr. and Mrs. !. <. Kennedy of
 Corbin avenue entertained guests at dinner Tuesday night.
 Mrs George kimbalI entertained Il foursomc at luncheon and cards Wednesday noon at the Farmmgton Country club.
 Among thos" dining at th" Shut
 tie Meadow club last sunday night
 were Dr. Clifford Vivian and Mrs.
 Vivian with their two daughters,
 Frances and Elizabeth: Mrs. Earle
 Van ,Ruskirk. Mrs. Joseph Stone
 Miss Marjorie Galpin and Mr, and
 Mrs, Robert (. Vance,
 AIr. and Mrs. Frank J. Porter of Lexington street entertained eight ot dinner Thursday evening.
 Among the Hardware City folks
 noticed at the Yale Dartmouth hockey game in New Haven Wrdnrs- day night were Mr, and Mrs. Louis
 $. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Iris bic, Mr and Mrs. Donald Hart, Mr.
 and Mrs. William r. Coholan, Mr. and Mrs. William II. Eattcnburv. Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Howe, Mr. and
 Mrs. Roger Whitman and Mir. Whit mans sister, Mrs. Carmen Sopcr and
 Mrs. E. N. Hayden.
 Mrs. Jack Cutter entertained her current events class at luncheon Monday noon at her home on Shut- tie Meadow avenue. The club is meeting next week with Mrs, r.. M 1 Hayden of Lincoln road,
 Mrs. James Cl"rkju of Smith
 street entertained her bridge club on Thursday evening. Prizes were
 given to Miss Gertrude Callahan,
 Miss Marie CoWloy and Mrs. Joseph l Callahan.
 Mrs, Ernest smith is entertaining
 friends at luncheon and cards next
 Tuesday noon at her home on lin-
 coin road.
 Mrs. William II, Eattcnbury cn-
 tertained friends at lmrhron Fri day noon.