New Britain herald., 1930-03-22


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 The Friday and Saturday night dancing clubs of Mrs. Thomas Lin der will have their final meetings at the Shuttle Meadow club next Saturday evening, as the guests of Mrs. Linder.
 Mir, and Mrs Eldridge Beecher of Lincoln street entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson and their son, Ernest, Jr, of Waterbury at dinner last Sunday evening.
 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lacava Of Camp street entertained at their home on Tuesday evening in honor of the Countess Schram Gremigni.
 Mrs. A. Scripture of Ten Acre road will entertain her luncheon bridge club on next Thursday.
 Mrs. James Clerkin of smith street entertained her bridge club at her home on Thursday evening. Prizes were awarded to Miss F.. Crowley, Mrs. Urban Callahan. and Mrs. M. Tobin.
 Mrs. A. Scott of South Burritt street entertained her bridge club Tuesday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. E. Arrigan, Mrs. James LlefAin, and Mrs. J. Gilbert.
 
 Mrs. Luther Williams of Harrison street will entertain her luncheon and bridge club at her home on Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hart of Stanley street will entertain a large number of guests at dinner at their nome a week from tonight.
 Mrs. M. A. Kinsella of Ten Acre road was hostess at two charming bridge parties at her home this week. One on Tuesday and the other on Friday. Those who won prizes were Mrs. Alphonzo Porter, Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs. Charles Norris, and Mrs. J. Kennedy Mrs. Otto Ioungblad entertained over 30 guests at supper last Sun day evening at her countrys home, Cedar Court" in Kensington.
 Mrs. Rudolph Anderson of the Georgian apartments of Walnut street, entertained number of friends at her home last evening at bridge. Miss Gladys Warnack was winner of the prize. Mrs. Anderson was formerly Miss Margaret Gun ningham.
 Miss Mary Garvey~ entertained three ableS of bridge at a St. Pat ricll's party Tuesday evening at her home on Cherry street. Mrs. C. F. Perry and Miss Peggy Burke were winners of the prizes.
 
 Mrs. Caroline Conlon Of Stratford road entertained two tables of bridge at her home on Thursday rvening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. NJ. Fitzgerald and Mrs. VI. Hayes. Mrs. George Krum of Stanley street will entertain at dinner at her home tomorrow evening in honor of her birthday. Miss Ida Ravizza of Arch street was hostess to two tables Of bridge
 .J,, Miss Alverz Gennette and Miss Hazel Atwater were prize winners. On Sunday evening St. Pat ricll's supper party was given at the home of Miss Madeleine Gerrish on Francis street in honor of Miss Nir- @inia Colwell, her house guest from Now Haven. An impromptu program of music was given during the eve ming by Miss Evelyn Rcffclt, Will liam Schcmpf and Ralph ONman. l all three students of the New York Institute of Musical Art. who are spending their spring recess in this city. The latter two are guests of George Westcrman Of Carmel street. Mrs. William Olson of Jubilee street was hostess to a number of guests at a St. Patrick's bridge at her home last Monday evening. The prizes were won by Mrs. Edward RGnholt. Mrs. Charles Olson and Mrs. John Farrell.
 
 Miss Beatrice Ninins entertained her bridge club last Saturday night at her home. on Pleasant street. Prizes were won by Miss Alice Sou- ncy and Miss Winifred Pratt.
 Ernest x. Humphrey, ir.. son of Nlr. and Mrs. Ernest Humphrey of lincoln street entertained num- 0er of his friends at his home after line Alpha Delta sigma private party which was held last evening. Mrs. Stanley Gibrynski entertain rd twelve friends at bridge Thurs day evening at her home on Win lhrop street. The prizes went to Mrs, Roman Lctson, Mrs. Joseph kami. ski and Mrs. B. Grzybowski Dr. Robert $. Buol entertained his Monday Night club CT the Buffet cors" at his home on Garden street last week. E. M Hayden read a pa DOT entitled, "Where Do They Get Nitamin D." The club has about eight meetings during the season and the members are William II. Hart. Jr., Dr. Buol, William T. Co., helan, F. NJ. Hayden, William II. Eattcnbury, Richard l.. White. Ro- ger Whitman, Henry Schautfler. Cur lis sheldon. Parker Abbe. Maxwell