New Britain herald., 1930-03-15

oay adds moro names to an already
 pleaslns list. Preceding dinner Parues, the usual custom with af-
 1alrs of this type, will start the eve-
 hing off with the right touch. M Valentine Chamberlain enter
 'aln her contract bridge club at on at her home on Sunny "Wednesday.
 
 i' and, Mrs. Leon Dary of Maple
 will entertain their bridge cllb
 dinner at their home this evening. Members of the senior class of
 the Nurses Training School of the
 Ne" Britain General hospital gave
 a bridge, on Thursday evening at ,thc nurses residence on Hawkins street. Prizes were given to Miss r. IrusloW, Miss L. Baer. Miss C.
 Butler and, Miss A. Fobcrg.
 
 Mrs. M.. A. kinsella of Ten Acre
 road will be hostess at two bridge
 teas this week at her home. The first one will take place on Tuesday sand the other on Friday afternoon. Hft " *s,* Mrs. Otto Youngblad will cele- bratc her S1st birthday by entcr- .taining at supper; tomorrow evening at her home, Cedar Court" in cluding number of out of town friends. .-
 Mrs. E. J. Hubert of Maple Hill
 was hostess 10 her bridge club at
 her home on Monday evening. Prizes
 were won by Mrs. R. B. Doane, Mrs. 'Frederlcll C. Teich, and Mrs. Her
 bert Anderson. Miss Pearl Snow will entertain at Luncheon and bridge today in honor of her guest. Miss Frances Ferguson, formerly of this city, now of New ark N. J.,- at her home on Hun gerford court.
 Dr. and Mrs. William Morrissey of Vine street, entertained at dinner at their home on Thursday evening.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Law of Ten Acre road will entertain at supper party at their home this evening. NJ-c ! entertained at bridge at their home on Vine street Tuesday evening. Mrs Sanford Chandler of Hart ford, will entertain the Monday afternoon bridge club at the home Of her parents. NIr. and Mrs. Max .liart of Lincoln road this coming week.
 Miss Viola Clark of Common wealth avenue, will entertain on fMonday night at a bridge in honor ol St. PatricIls day. Mrs. Rudolph Brandt will enter ain her bridge club at her home on Hamilton street next Thursday cvc- ming.
 Miss Helen Eaclin of Chapman ."ourt entertained her bridge club of
 two tables, at her home on Wednes-
 day evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Jesse Tomlin, Miss Mary rreis- gel and Mrs. Helen Elliot.
 
 Bruce Martin of Plainville enter tained seven guests at supper on Thursday evening in honor of his sirthday. His guests were Miss Gracia Morse. Miss Barbara John son, Miss Phyllis Gocb, Miss Ruth Gustafson, Miss Myrtle Hadfcld, .: harlc King, and Donald OBricn. Mrs. Frank Rose gave a surprise party for her daughter, Miss Betty Rose, last Saturday evening in l'Honor of Miss Roses birthday, at their home on Miller street. About IS guests were present.
 Mrs. Bennett Hubbard of Forest
 street entertained the Monday after
 noon bridge club at her home this
 week. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ross
 Shepardson, Mrs. Edward Christ, sMrs. Stanley Duncan, and Mrs. Ray
 mond Thomas.
 Mrs. Henry Christ of Columbia street entertained the members of the active chapter. Nu. of Alpha Alpha sorority at her home on Tues Jay evening in honor of her sister, Miss Alice Holcombc's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Leayilt of Hampton road entertained at a din- ncr bridge at their home on Wed = Hesday evening. Prizes were award = cd to A. G. Bull, Mrs. Charles Lcp- pert, Mrs. A. G. Bull, and Arthur Scibcrt.
 Miss Betsy Sampson, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Sampson Of Harrison street will be hostess this afternoon to a number of her friends at party. Miss Louise Anthony of Arch street was the guest of honor at a surprise party which took place last Knight at the Waycrly Inn in Cheshire. Prosper Lacava was mas ter of ceremonies.
  |, Young Mrs. John Wolff contin1l, $ to be. in the. social limelisht these days with party following party. Her recent marriage in New York was q surprise to her many frien Is and consequently has afforded nup- tial felicitations and hospitality, .n abundance. One.of the largest par tics in her honor was given by the