New Britain herald., 1930-05-17

Miss Majorie Norris. daughter ot Mir. and Mrs. Charles Norris of Ten Acre road, entertained some of her friends with a supper party at her home last Sunday evening. |
 Miss Tillie Tiede. da1ghter ot
 Mrs. Robert Tiede of Flanders road Southington, was given miscel- 'laneous shower at her home la Saturday evening. About 50 guests were present. The hostesses were Miss Aga Tiede and Miss Martha | Iiede.
 Miss Tiuie Tiede will become the bride of John Bayer of Bristol on June at St. Matthew's church | New Britain.
 Mrs. Ann Schsey of South Bur 1 ritt street entertained her bridge l club at her home on "Wednesday | evening.
 Mrs. Lauren Banford had eight | friends at her home in Maple Hill Thursday afternoon to play bridge and enjoy afternoon tea.
 Mrs. Dudley Walker of Monroe street was hostess to the members or her card club Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. Bret Neece and Mrs. How ard Bruemmer are giving a joint dinner party tonight at Mrs. Neece; home on Corbin avenue. Their guests will included Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Morse, Mir. and Mrs. Stan- ton Ashley, Miss Ruby Andrews, Miss Beatrice Reynal, Mrs. Herbert Williams, William O'Brien, Claude Reynal, and Clifford Merwin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Law are having guests to dine at their home on Ten Acre road tonight.
 Little Peggy Bristoll, the small daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Harrison Bristoll Of Vance street, celebrate d her birthday anniversary last Mon day afternoon by entertaining 25 of her playmates at a party.
 Mrs. Chauncey Goss of Waterbury and Mrs. Frank Brophy of Water town are giving a luncheon party at the Shuttle Meadow club next We'd nesday noon to entertain their New Britain friends. It is certain to be gay and brilliant party, bringing together large group of the towns s smart set, for Mrs. Goss. who was the former Edith Wayne of this city. has many close friends here.
 A distinguished gathering or matrons and maids will turn out next Wednesday afternoon for the benefit bridge party which talk s place in Plainvllie at the governor s mansion when the first lady of the state graciously opened her spacious home in aid Of the Plainville H. brary fund. Reservations are going at 3. rapid rate. The prize of a home made cake award at each table Is an added attraction to the players. Miss Catherine Cavanaugh enter tained her bridge club at her home on Fremont street on Thursday eve ming. Miss Alice Johnson and Miss Anna kabian won the prizes. Mrs. John Meskill entertained at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. Mc- Cabe of Bassett street, recently. Mrs, D. J. Donahue and Miss NJ. r. Hayes were awarded the prizes.
 Miss Anna Fracchia was hostess to her bridge club at her home on Rockwell avenue recently. Miss Olga Halstrom and Miss Alvera Gen. nette won the prizes.
 Mrs. kune Greenberg of West Main street gave a bridge party Thursday evening in honor of her daugh hter-in n-law, Mrs. Albert A.. Greenberg. who recently returned from her wedding trip. Approximate ly 50 women were present from Hartford, New Haven, and this city
 Mrs. Stanton A. Foley of Lincoln street entertained at bridge at her home Thursday night. Prizes were won by Mrs. Herbert Sautter and Mrs. William Schroedel Lunch was served.
 Miss Gertrude St. George was guest of honor at a supper bridge given by Miss Eleanor Renehan and Miss Anne Foberg on Monday eve ming. Miss St. George IS 10 become the bride of Merrill Bridge of Haz- ardville in the near future. She is a teacher at the Robert J. Vance school. Bridge prizes were awarded to Miss Priscilla Darlington. Miss Elizabeth Johnson and Miss Mary Beaulieu.
 Mss Katharine Clark and Miss