New Britain herald., 1930-03-15

two Lombra girls. the charming nieces of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Upson of Shuttle Meadow road. Other host esses entertaining for her include Mrs. John Meehan. Mrs. Howard Smart, Mrs Wilbur Couch and and Miss Rea Zimmerman and Miss Gretchen Zimmerman.
 The elementary and advance dancing classes conducted by Mra F. C. Benzen and Miss Dorothy I Clayton will hold their reception this afternoon from until 5 o'clock in the Colonial hall in Plainville.
 About seventy-five children will take part in the reception and sev- cral special dances will be featured. Miss Harriet Relay and Master Hickie Simpson in colonial costumes will dance a Cucko Clock Polka. Miss Ruth Seymour in white and cerise satin costume will dance q l BreakaWay. Miss Lois Johnson of Forestville' in an appropriate cos tune will dance a Swanee River tap | dance. Miss Phyllis Peace in d Dutch costume will click her woo1- cn heels in a typical Dutch dance. Miss Dorothy Seymour and Charles Buell. will dance a special waltz number. Miss Mimi Williams will be dressed to represent poppy in q poppy dance.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earl Bowman gave a delightful party at their home in West Hartford last Saturday night when they entertained guests with dinner and cards. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson and Mir. and Mrs Lawrence Humason were among the New Britain folks in the party.
 Several informal teas and lunc,l- cons are being given for Mrs Gould- ing K. Wight of Montclair, N. IT,, who was Dorothy Booth, and who is spending a week in town with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. William II. , Booth of Forest street. Mrs. Wight came here to rest after busy social season in Montclair and New York, but as soon as her many friends learned of her arrival telephone wires were busy, parties planned and a string of social affairs followed one another.
 Miss Neal Fitzgibbon, daughter ot Mir. and Mrs. F. NJ. Fitzgibbon Of Corbin avenue entertained a four some at cards at her home Monday afternoon.
 MT, and Mrs. Chester Williams Of Liberty street will be hosts at din- ner at the Shuttle Meadow club Monday evening. Their guests will be Mir. and Mrs. Elbridge Beecher, Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Comstoci;, Mir. and Mrs, John McHenry Of Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bradstreet of Startford. Dr. and Mi S. l Irving Nettleton, and Dr. and Mrs | J. MacLcnn of Bridgeport.
 Mrs. $. P. Strope of Harrison street will entertain at a St. Fat ricl1's luncheon and bridge at her home on Monday.
 Miss Elizabeth Hance, of Hd.t 1 terrace. entertained her bridge cluD at her home on Thursday evening. Prizes were won by Miss Elizabeth Schrey and Miss Eloise Diemond.
 W. l.. Atwood of Vine street en- 1 tertained the Saturday Night club at his homo last Saturday evening.
 Miss Doris Williams, Daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Luther Williams Of | Harrison street. will be hostess to her bridge club on Monday evening.
 Mrs. Leonard Morse of Everett street entertained a foursome az | bridge at her home on Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. George kmball of South Burritt street, entertained a four some at luncheon and bridge at tl,c 1 Pennington Country club on We'd ncsdaS
 Mir. and Mrs Henry Armington of | FGrk place entertained at dinner Sunday evening at their home.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. James North enter i tained guests at dinner at their home on Sunnyledgc last night.
 Mrs. James I'lannery gave a small supper party at her home on Corbin avenue Wednesday night.
 Noticed among the Shuttle Mca dow club members dining at the clubhouse last Thursday night were Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Stanley and their daughter. Miss Esther Stanley, and Mrs Arthur Harrop, Mir. and Mrs. Maxwell Porter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank i Holmes, Mir. and Mrs. George Kim ball, and Mir. and Mrs William Bent | ley.
 Mrs. William E. Atwood gave d small luncheon bridge party at her home on Vine street Friday after noon.
 Miss Mary Whittlcsey and Miss | Frances Whittlcscy entertained It friends at luncheon and cards last Friday noon for Miss Isabel Row land of Washington, D. C., who is visiting at the William Rowland home on Lincoln road.
 Mrs. Harrison T. Bristoll enter tained eight friends at cards and tea