New Britain herald., 1930-12-13

MT. and Mrs. Donald Caulfield of Garden street will have as their guests at supper tomorrow evening Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smart. Mr. and Mrs Henry Christ and Mir, and Mrs. Wooster Hitchcock.
 The New Britain Musical club will give a free public musicale Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Bur- ritt hotel. Taking part in the con- cert will be an ensemble of six sopranos under the direction of Walter L. Magnuson.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Donnelly Of West Main street will entertain their bridge club at their home Wednes- day evening.
 Mir and Mrs. Douglas Johnston of Maple Hill entertained at dinner Monday evening, later taking their guests, Rev. and Mrs, Theodore Greene and Mir. and Mrs. K. P. Mason Of Hartford, to the meeting of the New Britain College club.
 New Britain society folk look for ward with much interest to the tea and sale which Mrs. Herbert Pease and her daughter Polly are sponsor ing next Monday and Tuesday at their home on Vine street. The pro- ceeds will go to the Grenfell mis- sion in Labrador. Mrs. Pease will be assisted by Mrs. Theodore Greene, Miss Sally Humason and Miss Faye iattenbury of this city, Miss kath- crime Long of Hartford and Miss Jean Gibbons of Greenwich.
 MT. and Mrs. William Crowell of LenoX place entertained their bridge club last evening. Prizes were won by Elmer Stone. Miss Grace Swain, Charles Norris and Mrs. Otis Scrip ture.
 Mrs. Louie Jones of Ten Acre road entertained at table of bridge TIludy dlleIAOOn,
 Mir and Mrs Laurie Banford of Maple Hill had guests to dine Friday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Schupack and MT. and Mrs. Laurence Edward son were co-hostesses Tuesday eve- ming to the members of the New Britain Musical club at the Schu- pack home on Vance street. Samuel Iafferty, associate music critic of the New Britain Herald gave an inter. tsting talk on the relationship be- tween the press and musicians Miss Eleanor Nahlstrom, soprano, made her first appearance before a club audience by singing a group of three songs, Jerusalem, Thou That killest he Prophets from Mend elssohn's st. Paul; To Stay At Home Is Best by Mednikoff; and At Night" by Rachmaninoff. Walter L. Mag nuson accompanied at the piano.
 Aibin Pikutis. Niolinist, assisted by Charles A. Johnson, pianist, played three numbers: "Adagio," by Handel, Romance by Christian kreins, and Slclllano Rieaudon," by Lehar
 Miss Frances ?. Parker, pianist, opened the program with the Chopin "Berceuse" and the "Etude Melo- dique,' by Sinding. which the pro- gram chairman erroneously an- bounced had not been played by a club member previously. having overlooked the splendid perform snce of Miss Lolia NJ. Littlehales sev- eral years ago. Miss Parker gave a sterling performance.
 Israel Rosenberg gave an i'm prOmptu performance of the Chopin "Ballade in A Flat" and the "Pon- chinelle' by Rachmaninoff
 Mrs. Ruth Schade Smedlcy was appointed chairman of arrange ments for the Christmas party to be given later in the month.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Boil Of 1rumbull street will entertain at dinner Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. Merrick Hellyar Of Trumbu,l street entertained at cards Tuesday evening. The guests were Mrs. Bret Necce, Mrs. stanton Ashley Mrs, James Baldwin, Mrs, Howard Bluemmer and Mrs. Leonard Morse.
 Mrs. Fayctte LeiSter of Elbridge road oas hostess at one table of bridge yesterday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrn. Charles Law Of Ten Acre road will entertain at a radio party and buffet supper this after noon.
 Miss Marjorie Norris of Ten Acre road entertained Mrs. Emory Cor hin, Miss Neal Fitzgibbon and Mrs Charles Law at bridge Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Frederick Troup Of Worth