New Britain herald., 1930-09-13
Social Mws

(Continued From Page Five) gave an old fashioned steak and corn roast Tuesday evening on the lovely grounds of their home in Berlin, The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Stevens, MT. and Mrs. Sturman Dyson and Mir. and Mrs. George Boh "
 Mrs. Howard Parsons of Steele street entertained twelve guests Thursday at luncheon and bridge. The prizes were on by Mrs. Max well Coe, Mrs. Harry Parsons and Mrs. Noah Lucas.
 Miss Grace Luddy and Miss Marion Gaudette entertained the members of the Beta Mu sorority Wednesday evening at bridge The party which was held at the home of Miss Luddy on Bassett street honored Miss Mary Alice Mangan, who left Thursday to attend the Sacred Heart College in New York city. Miss Agnes Welch. Miss Mary Gaudette and Miss Mangan were awarded the prizes.
 Miss Marie Johnson entertained at bridge Thursday. evening at the home of her sister. Mrs. Gordon J. Ely of Corbin avenue in honor of Mrs. William J. Chadwick of De- troit, Michigan. Mrs. Chadwick was formerly Miss Marjorie Nelson of this city.
 Mr. and Mrs. ossian Bennett of Dover road entertained Mir. and Mrs Luther Parker and MT. and Mrs. Bennett Hubbard at dinner Wednes- day evening.
 MT. and Mrs Edward Christ, Mir and Mrs. Harold Peck, and MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Relyea were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Wheeler of Lincoln street Monday evening.
 Mrs. Edwin Peck of Hamilton street entertained a foursome of bridge at her home on Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Margaret Parker of Linwood street entertained the A. A. girls Tuesday evening.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Payor of Lin- coin road entertained at small dinner party Friday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bernard Nickerson of Drury Lane entertained twelve guests at dinner Thursday evening Mrs Stanton Ashley of Corbin avenue entertained one table of contract bridge Thuesday afternoon. Mrs. Edward Spellman of Town ley street. Hartford was hostess Wednesday at luncheon and bridge The guests from this city included Mrs. Laurie Banford, Mrs. Stanton Ashley. Mrs. George Boil and Mrs. W. Manville Johnson. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Banford and Mrs. Boil.
 Mrs William Moore of Monroe street who is spending several weeks at Madison, Conn, entertained We'd nesday at luncheon and bridge. Her guests included Mrs. Hardy Payor Mrs. James Baldwin, Mrs Walter Murdock and Mrs. Harold Tayntor. Miss Anne Gavelek entertained her bridge club Friday night at her home on Grove extension. Prizes were awarded to Miss Anna Marley and Miss June Allbro.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel J, Bumstead of West Main street entertained at their home Thursday evening in honor of Mir and Mrs. Ernest Hutchings of Eustis, Florida.
 Miss Florence Elmgren of Shuttle Meadow avenue entertained at a bridge shower Thursday evening at her home in honor of Miss Agnes Backgren, whose marriage to James Brennan of Chestnut street will take place in the near future.
 A shower was given for Miss Marguerite Fortins> of Pennington avenue at Miss Eleanor Lynch S home on Clark street Thursday eve ming. About 20 guests were present. Miss Fortn will become the bride of Edward Doyle of Hartford on October 6.
 A bachelor party was given in honor of Dr. John J. Tokarczyk of North street at the Elm Tree Inn. Pennington, on Thursday evening. About 35 were present and dur Ing the dinner Dr. Tokarczyk was presented with medical bag
 He will be married to Miss stefania Mckiewicz of New York in that city next Tuesday.
 Miss Ruth Bassette. who conducts he Ruth Bassette Studio, an insti- :ution devoted to dancing and the dramatic arts, is planning the con- :truction of a Toy Theater in her studio, in which several children s plays will be given during the com ing year. This is the first venture of its kind in New Britain and it will cater to the dramatic instinct of the youngster.
 A children's theater class was in stituted by Miss Bassette last year. Besides acting in plays the pupils took part in a moving picture, The Glass Slipper" which was present. ed to the public at the Camp school last spring. Interest was so great , that she believes it practical to in- stitute a Childrens Theater here.
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