New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

ming, honoring MT and Mrs. Charles Boyden of New York City.
 Mrs. Samuel Greenbcrg of this city entertained at bridge Wednes- day for the benefit Of the unem- ploycd.
 Miss Emily Mott of Cedar street entertained her bridge club Tuesday evening. Miss Eunicc Johnson vas awarded the prize.
 The Plainville Girl Scouts will have their annual carol singing Monday evening, after which Mrs. John Trumbull, honorary chairman of the troop. will entertain them with party at her home.
 Mrs. William Allen of Maple Hill was hostess to her bridge club Mon- day evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. William Fitzell and Mrs. Her bert Anderson.
 Mrs. Walter Murdock of Corbin avenue entertained her current events class at tea Monday after noon.
 Mrs. Roswell Moore of Lincoln road will be hostess to her contract bridge club Monday afternoon at the | n Mr. on Sunnylodge.
 Mrs. Leonard Morse entertained Mrs, Manville Johnson. Mrs. How ard Bruemmcr and Mrs, Stanton Ashley at bridge Monday evening.
 Miss Marjorie Norris Of Ten Acre road Was hostess to a few friends al cards Wednesday evening.
 AIr. and Mrs. Harry P. Brummel, Mr. and Mrs. Sturman Dyson and Mir. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins were the dinner guests Wednesday eve ming Of Mir and Mrs. George Boil at their home on Trumbull street,
 AIr. and Mrs. B. H. McElhonc of Corbin avenue will entertain at din- ner Christmas Day, The guests will include Nr. and Mrs. Frank Palmer and their son, Junior. of New Ha- ven MT and Mrs. Edward Bisel and their children, James and Louise, also of New Haven and MT, and J2iSa1 pf IT q ford
 A shower was given in honor If Miss Bessie DubonN Of Smalley street Tuesday evening by Mrs. Sam- uel DuboWy and Mrs. Louis DuboWy. Miss Dubowy will become the bride of Max Speetor of Hartford neX1 month.
 The students of the Moody Secre- tariaI school at their annual Christ mas party held last evening at the school presented Holly Tree lnn," q one act play adapted from Dick ons' Christmas story, The Holly Tree" The audience was enthusias- tic thoroughout and liberal with its applause, While the entire cast handled the lines very Capably, special mention perhaps should be given Miss Kathleen Shcohan and Miss Anna kolalik, who played the parts of the two small children who cloped on Christmas Eve to be mar red at Gretna Green. Miss Shec- hans interpretation of Harry, ten year old boy, was amazingly well done, and Miss kovalik as Nora, the small girl played up to her with q keen understanding of her part. Miss Anna Kozlenko, as the old innkeepcr brought down the house several times with her witty lines. The cast follows: Jabez Cobbs landlord Of Holly Tree Inn, Anna llozlenko Captain Wamors. of Wal mers Court Isabel Greenough; Harry WaImers, only child ot Cap tain Walmers, Kathleen Sheehan; Mrs, Cobhs. IandIady of Holly Tree Inn, Virginia Davies; Betty, cham bermaid, Josephine Dunay: Norah, Harry's sweetheart, Anna kovalik. After the play Christmas carols were sung by the school accompanied by FIilda Braunstein. and santa Claus dropped in and presented small gifts to each one present which were later given to the Sunshine society for use in their work for the needy children. Miss Gladys German drew from Santa's pack tho ac- Curacy typcwritiug cup of th" school. on which she found her name en- @rayed for the December award. After this refreshments were served and dancing followed.
 The committees in charge Of the party were: Decorations, Dorothy Miles, tue president of the class of '51, chairman; Evelyn Carlson, '37, and Hilda Hendricllson, '31: rcfrcsh- mcnts, Myrtle Avery. '3l. chairman, and Margaret Turtinn, '&2. Emily Soper, g. Madeline Flood, 52, and Lois Olson, g.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Spellman of Hartford are entertaining q large party Of friends this evening before i the college dance this evening at the Shuttle Meadow club.
 Mrs. Laurie Banford of Maple Hill entertained table of contract at her homo Monday afternoon. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Grinnel of this city and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Graham Of Windsor will dine Christ