New Britain herald., 1930-11-01

loween party on Tuesday afternoon at her home on Lasalle street, for her little friends, Games were played and a buffet lunch was served. Among those present were Anna May Dugan. Matthew and Francis Shine, Mamie, Blanche, Robert and Gerald Shine.
 Mrs. A. N. Abbc of Vine street was hostess to her bridge club at luncheon Tuesday.
 Mrs. Daniel J. Brumstead of West Main street entertained the girls of Inc Hart Se Hutchinson office at a Halloween party Tuesday evening at her home. Bridge was played and prizes were awarded to Miss Ethel Frederickson. Miss Esther Johnson, Miss Alice Dahlberg and Miss Mary Eabrensky. Mrs. Brumstead. before her marriage in June was Miss Florence Pollard. She is the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Albert Pollard sf RoXbury road.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur kimball of Lexington street had as their guests To hear Mary Garden on Tuesday evening al Bushnell Memorial hall, MT. and Mrs. Harold Hatch and MT. and Mrs. -Sturman Dyson.
 
 Mrs Frank Lee of Dover road entertained eight guests at luncheon Lappan, Miss Clifford Vivian and Mrs. Fayette Leister were awarded the prizes,
 Miss Mona Lohman and Miss Minnie Richter gave a Halloween party Monday evening at Miss Lohman's home on Camp street.
 Mrs. Frederick Macombcr of Ten Acre road entertained at a breakfast bridge Tuesday morning in honor of her sister. Mrs. w. J. Warner of Springfield. Mass. Mrs. Ernest Christ and Mrs. Joseph Williams won the prizes.
 Mrs. Austin Stowell Of Sefton drive honored Miss Gladys Day at a luncheon and bridge Tuesday. The guests were Mrs. Douglas Johnston. Mrs. Robert Chapman, Mrs. Ray mond Cannon, Mrs. Herbert Dyer of Plainville. Mrs. John Thornton and Mrs. Herbert Camp. The prizes were won by Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Chap man and Miss Day.
 Miss Beatrice ReNnal. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis Reynal of Lex fngton street. had foursome of contract Wednesday afternoon. The and Miss Marguerite Purves of Hartford, and Mrs. Hubert Williams.
 Mir. and Mrs. William kinne of West Main street had dinner guests last Saturday evening,
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blakeslee of Hamilton street entertained at din- nor Tuesday evening.
 
 Nr. and Mrs. r, E. Racklffc. Jr.. Of Maple Hill. will entertain four tables of bridge this evening in hon. or of Miss Helen Phillips, formerly of Florida. The guests will include Dr. and Mrs. J. Whiteheld Larra- bee, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Honeyman Of Hartford, Dr, and Mrs. Harvey Goddard, Dr, and Mrs. r. W. Phelps of East Hartford, Roy Noren, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Rich nrdson and Leland Pierce.
 A bridge shower was given at the homo Of Mrs. C. w Gchring of Prospect street Thursday evening for Miss Agnes Backgren in honor of her approaching marriage 10 James Brennan of this city.
 Chiefly in observance Of the lN ttliN -llI GU hIll4iN FItlfAiJ VI tAiN VI lanization Of the Visiting Nurse as sociation and partly as q gesture of thankfulncss 10 the New Britain public whose generosity has made It possible to acquire the now quarters ot the organization on West Main street, the board of the association, comprised of socially prominent New Britain matrons, has made elaborate and extensive plans for an open house at the new home to be held November 10th from 10 o'clock in the morning until , in the eve r.ng. The ladies will be fcstesses in fact as well as name. having fur n:shed the money with which the necessaTv cdiblcs arc 10 be pur~ erased and having undertaken 10 act as reception committee. They are undertaking, through this mo- tiec. in part, to cordially invite all N ho wish to attend the house warm fEg. Tea will be served from , until 5 in the afternoon and in the eve nng from ' 10 9.
 The association was founded No- ypmber 10th 1905. the idea being to furnish part time nurses to people O the city who could not afford