New Britain herald., 1930-05-10

or of their house guests, Miss Bar. bara Palmer of New Haven and Frank Moulton of Fitchburg, Mass Tomorrow evening the Wolffs will entertain at supper at the Parkers shack in Pennington.
 Mrs. R. Ehrler of Columbia street Will entertain at dinner this eyenine Tn honor of her guest, Mrs, H. Wied. man of Hartford, who will sail on the 22nd of this month for a six months tour of Europe.
 Miss Dorothy Luhrs of Forest street will entertain her bridge club at her home next Thursday evening,
 The dancing recital of the private classes of Mrs. Thomas Linder was gwen yesterday afternoon at the shuttle Meadow club. Those taking part were Miss Mary Humason, Miss 'atherlne Sampson, Miss Greta Ro- gers, Miss Nancy Cutter, Miss Kaye Babcock. Miss Catherine Smith. Miss Mary Hultgren. and Miss Helen Ward, who offered a character dance. Miss Jane Judd and Miss Ruth Curtin gave an exhibition of lap dancing. while Miss Sophronia Nlbberts, who was exceptionally dainty, did a gayotte routine. Miss Betty Carter and Miss Peggy Ger mond did a primrose polka. Miss Doris Jones, Miss Billy Lou Hart. Mss Betsy Chamberlain, Miss Bar hara Mckenna. Miss Elizabeth Up- son, Miss Virginia Hayden, Miss Dor othy Hayden, Miss Dorothy Coholan Miss Betty Stanley, Miss Patty Pease, and Miss Jean Marie Dillon partici pated in charming Grecian waltz, Mss Virginia Jones did a remark ably fine tap dance, and Miss Janet Shephard did a poppy jazz toe. A pretty and graceful thing called talrY steps was given by Miss Catherine Coholan. Miss Betty Page, Miss Clara Mitchell, Miss Eleanor hassford, and Miss Betty Wood did a tap routine. A Tour Jete waltz was given by Miss Alice Avery. Miss Vii wan Allen did tip-toe dance which vas followed by an offering by group including Miss Ann Morrissey. Miss Agnes Halloran. Miss Virginia Scrip ture, Miss Jessica Kennedy. Miss Nancy Parker, Miss Betsey Pritch- ard, Miss Catherine Soholan, Miss Helen Flanagan, Miss Nancy Ann Lanphier, Miss Doris Schauffler, Miss Marion Britton, Miss Mary Jones. Miss Marjorie Jones. and Miss Betsey Sampson. and called Flowers for Sale" A tap group. in ciuding Miss Elizabeth Hatch, Miss DIckie Cutter, and Miss Shirley Jones. A toe tap by Miss Ruth Loomis, and a dance called Toe Technique by Miss Virginia Scrip ture followed in quick succession. The concluding number. and one of the very prettiest and most novel. was called Butterflies and Roses" Those taking the parts of roses were Miss Greta Rogers, Miss Sophronia Nibberts, Miss Jane Pinches, Miss Nancy Hatch, Miss Mary Louise Lu- cas, Miss Janet Radcliffe, Miss Jane Prltchard, and Miss Barbara John- son. Miss Audrey Robinson took the part of the Rumble Bee, while Miss Peggy Germond. Miss Betty Carter, Miss Virginia Jones, Miss Vivian AL len, Miss Rita Dunn, Miss Janet Shephard, Miss Betty Lou Troup, and Miss Alice Avery were the but terflies. As an encore to this last number the group gave The Flight of the Butterfly Miss Madeleine Gerrish was the accompanist.
 
 The subject of most interest from now until the 24th. and probably for at least week later, seems to be the Ohman and Arden party. at the shuttle Meadow club The orchestra in the first place. is great drawing card. New Britain boasts of having given Phil Ohman to this world of dance music, and rightfully so. That man olrely can get the most out of a piano, and when Vic Arden chimes in, Well-need more be said? The orchestra will be composed of ten pieces-the same ten who broadcast and record. Seldom has a party caused such interest that reserva- tons have been made two weeks in advance. but the committee informs us that over 100 have had the fore thought to come early and avoid the rush.
 Miss Ann Anderson of Vega street gave a miscellaneous shower at her home Tuesday evening honoring Miss Mabel Rice of Columbia street, whose marriage 10 John Austin Adams will take place next month.
 Mrs. John McGee of Springfield, Mass. who is stopping with her par ents, Mir. and Mrs. A. R. Alderson of Unionville. former residents of Lake street, this city entertained Mrs. George kimball. Mrs. James Bald win, Mrs. Howard Bruemmer, and Miss Margaret Middlemass at supper and cards Thursday night.
 Mrs Emory Corbin gave q dinner party at her home on Elbridge road last Monday night.
 Mrs. R. F.. Burkarth of Hawley street entertained three tables of bridge on Wednesday evening. The