New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

Mrs. Harold Hatch entertained guests at dinner Monday night at her home on Lincoln road.
 Mrs. George kimball is giving a Sunday night supper party at her home on South Burritt street to- morrow evening.
 Mrs. Harry Bates of Russell street entertained the members of her current events class at lunch con Monday noon at the Shuttle Meadow club.
 The first in series of evening musicales which have been slated to take place out at the Shuttle Meadow club will be held at the club house on Tuesday evening, April 22 and not on April 21 as previously stated.
 The Monday afternoon current events class will meet at the New Britain General hospital for surgical dressing work next week and later go on to Mrs. James Baldwin's home on Harding street for afternoon tea.
 Several delightful parties were given this week in honor of Mrs. Duncan Upton who has been the house guest of the Alfred Scriptures of Ten Acre road. On Tuesday, Mrs. Scripture gave an evening party in her honor; Wednesday, Mrs. Robert Smith of Elbridge road entertained with an afternoon tea and bridge, and Thursday noon Mrs. Otis Scrip ture gave luncheon followed by cards at her home on Lincoln road.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur G. kimball of Lexington street entertained guests at dinner Tuesday night and again last night.
 Mrs. George Flanagan will open ! her home, on Forest street this afternoon to a meeting of the Elm erson College club, membership in which is made up almost entirely of Hartfordites. "Columbine," a two character comedy followed by "A Day at Emerson" reminiscent sketch of college life, are the high lights on the afternoons program.
 Miss Eurith Wachter of New York city who has spent the past week in town visiting her parents, . Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wachter of Park place, will be entertained at one of the ever popular supper par ties this evening.
 Mrs. Gerald Walker Of Monroe street entertained the Monday after noon club at her home this past week. Mrs. Edward Christ, Mrs. A Merrick Hellyar, Mrs. Sherwood Berger, Miss Beatrice Reynal, and Miss Eurith Wachter won the prizes.
 Mrs. John Wolff of .Kensington avenue will entertain at bridge at her home this afternoon.
 |. Miss Virginia Hill, daughter of Reverend Dr. and Mrs. George Hil. of Grove Hill was hostess with Miss Doris Merwin and Miss Marjorie Read, daughters of the Clifford Merwins of Berlin at a progressive dinner on Tuesday evening. After dinner cards and dancing entertain ed the guests.
 MT. ad Mrs. Fred Troup of Warrington ride, Berlin, will en- artain guests at dinner at their lome next Monday evening.
 Mrs. Richard E. Pritchard and
 IS. Ralph Britton, both of Ten ere road will entertain at a tea at the Shuttle Meadow club on Tuesday to introduce Mrs. Ronald Morse, a newcomer in town, Mrs. Harold Clark of East Berlin opened her house to fifteen tables of bridge and luncheon on Thurs day for the benefit of the Berlin library.
 Mrs. Sherwood Raymond will be hostess to eight tables at luncheon and bridge at her home on Harri- son street next Tuesday.
 Mrs. Herbert Woods of Harrison street will entertain her bridge club at her home next Friday.
 The Parker home on Vine street was the scene of very festive buffet supper on Wednesday eve ming. The affair was given in hon. or of the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Clay ton Parker, and their guests, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Parker's, fortieth wedding anniversary. Both couples are we'll known in town and the party was well named open house as many a guest dropped by to congratulate them both.
 Mrs. Oliver Judd of Lincoln street entertained three tables at bridge at her home Wednesday afternoon.