New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

ing the party for their scconI daughter. Ruth.
 Socially, things out al the Shuttle Meadow club arc picking up q bit. Wednesday some fifty gentlemen d'ncd thcro as the guests of the American Hardware corporation. The following day the regular Thursday night dinner was serve,l and among the members noticed in the dining room were Mir. and Mrs. Frank Holmes. Mir. and Mrs. Haro, l N. Parsons with their son, liaroiI. Jr.. and daughter Charlotte, Mr. anI Mrs. Maxwell Porter, Mir. and Mrs. Donald Gafincy and William Sweeney.
 on Wednesday night the Luther Harkcrs of Forest street motorcd 2 party of friends over to Pennington tor steak supper at the shack. The shack. tiny camp belonging to the C. W. Parkcr family and aomc ot their friends is located on the Pennington mountain and has been the scene of many say parties. Summer and winter plcnics ara cQuall" popular, Even the coldyst weather holds no tcrrors for the gay picmickcrs for the huge sto.e throws ont heat 10 spare.
 Mrs. Rufus Hcmcnway gave two more delightful teas at her home or Lexington street this week, bringing 70 close the series of afternoon parties with which she has enter taincd her friends this past fort night.
 The tea table, beautifully and in- seriously decorated. was laid in the dining room and on Thursday was presided over by Mrs Walter Hart Mrs. Robert Peek, Miss Mary Whit tlcscy and Mrs. Ira Hicks, while Mrs Isaac Russell, Mrs. William Rowland, Mrs. Robert Frisbic, Mrs EoduIan Chamberlain, Mrs. George lick, Mrs. Harold Parsons, Miss Florence Andrews and Miss Emily Slopcr assisted in serving the guests
 On the following day Mrs, Henry T. Burr, Mrs. William Brooks, Mrs Elisha Cooper and Mrs Frederick Srarle were at the table while Mrs William Bentley Mrs. William Fay Mrs. Ray Leach, Mrs. Walter Meyer Mrs. Emerson II. Burr and Miss Esther stanley passed the sand wichcs and cakes.
 Miss F.. Cranley Of Vine street was hostess to her bridge club or Thursday evening, Prizes were awarded 10 Mrs Michael Tobin Mrs. Urban Callahan and Mrs James Clcrkin.
 Mrs. Carl Ecslclla entcrtaincC three tables ot bridge al her homo on Lyons street on Monday evening Miss Ethel Spencer. Miss Mar, Hart and Mrs, F. C, Humphrc! were awarded prizes.
 Miss Esther and Miss Mabel Pin of Park drive entertained a mum her of friends at their home las Saturday evening.
 Mrs. James ClrrLin of Soutl street entertained her bridge cluI tt her homo on Wednesday evening The prizes were won by Mrs, F Arrigan, Mrs. James Walsh an, Mrs James Gilbert.
 Miss Hazol Atwatcr Of Trinit street entertained two tables c bridge n, her home on Tucsda ryruin@ Miss Ann Fracchia an Miss lila Eavilza were given th prizes.
 Miss Lillian Valley of West Mail street. PIaiu>illr. was given a mis crllancous shower at her home or Thursday evening, Miss Valley wil marry Paul Baker of Lynn, Mass. in June.
 Mrs. r. r.. lIickok Of Stanlc! street WiIl entertain two tables O bridge at her home this afternoon
 
 Miss lIulia swanson Of Hart ter race will entertain a number of hel friends at her home on Saturday evening. She will give short tall illustrated with moving pictures O her motor trip through Europe las summer.
 Mrs. M. J. kcnncy entertained a bridge at her home on Stanle! street on Thursday afternoon. Mrs r. W, Smith. Mrs. Mary Crean ant Mrs. ]. C. O'Ericn were given the prizes.
 There was record breaking at tendance at the Art League studio party which took place in the Hun. Gortord'S barn on Cedar street las' night, Interest in this energetic or