New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1929, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1929. Burns of Maple street entertained | rector of Science, was chairman niorr t 10 o'clock at St pl Dupre ower girl i f Miss Theokla for Miss Daly at a dinner and | charge. | « s attired £ 5 ter of Mr 1 Mrs. bridge. | e | ) ) \ t spect Miss Della Daly will become the| Mrs. Richard Pritchard of Ten | bride of James White of Newark, | Acre road entertained one table of N. J. on Tuesday morning, October | bridge Wednesday rnoon. § in St. Joseph's church. | o gy | Mrs. Clarence Manning of 5 Bernadine 1 t 1 t nl, a by street entertained Mr. and Mrs, f \ of ttor v s 1 r ) Schenec- ward Christ, Mr. Mrs. Harold M ' ¢ Margaret 1 r. and ckson Peck and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard b ha ¢ ; 4 - lding tr rmuda Morse at ¢ v and cards Wednes AlRR Dot reir day evenin e prizes wer to Mr. Christ and Mrs. Peck Mrs. Harv Woodfor entertain- 5 R ed six at dinner Thursday evening cautiful gifts. The bride Reosnaon Shuliletidoaae were won by ) J. Patt Nt Miss Elizabeth Woods. e Miss Woods will become the Ars, Ralgh! Bri of Albert Peplau on Monday at Tondl wiieriertan o'clock at St. Joseph's church. A e R A Mrs. Jos G. Woods of Lin- wood street gave a luncheon and bridge day evening in honor of Miss Rose Mary Woods The home was beautifully decorated with chrysanthemums and fall flowers. About 30 guests were pres- Miss Woods received many home. A miscellancous shower was ten- | dered Miss Anna Flood of nley | 3 ! GIpOR annison street at her home Wednesday night | street entertaine ge Wednes- by her sister, Miss Mary FFlood. The home was prettily decorated in a | color scheme of orchid and yellow. About 40 friends were present fre ! Manchester, New York and this city. { larium of th Albert Morton & derson were g Miss Flood, who L nurse, will hecon; > bride of Edward Taylor of Manchester on October 17 n Sun- Mr A, Mrs. B. Doane of M Hill | entert 4 g R S R 1 L ) 2 of M "homas . « Can- Shuttle Mendow avenue roring i 5 i it tin v T slie I of Mrs, gave a bridge party last Saturday ing honoring her guest, Mrs u enu Lo e ny e se Wiarea | LG TIRSHECHRD rett SR Inge SN F Urn eyl REUNSON L ADRIA T ON St llg S oAy Mr. and Mrs. Jolinstons Biam _and William . Miadlemass| 556" Sy, and Mys NENAE Ll LS DL 8eR and Mrs. Allan McKiny Miss Ruth Humason was tendered | ' s a miscellancous shower at her home | gy (o Wilbur Gilbert a gala s Tuesday erta her friends v ing pa v ever v @ number of Dot iy s Dorothy Bridge T will- prizes Walsh and son | Mrs. Victor Poin i s gifts Hartford, the forr uth M ' MISS JANE RATTENBURY Ernest Millerick | of this city, entertaine ; home in Plain- | club at 1 The charming voung daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. R: s Humason who | noon. IS i s el guest of hono | Cotad of partics du Miss Elizabeth cek: of Mr. and Mrs 150 will € 3 he | Lexington str . seph Loughery ir Katheyn Clack. o i ul Wit indel ¢ aple Hill Woman's Club Open Scason—Hospital soard T g Alton 1 My Hunchcon 1 noon at her e LA Temito o L T A 11530 in the parsonige of (he i Nunzio E. Agnello c ' j | STUMO, MAIN ST. ents Dr. ar nton A, Ashley I § 3 <. Thomas Say ing the anniversary of the lat se party at be mmer birth. Mr William McKir- dy, of Lir Mr. and Mrs Norman M { 42 Hamilton street, tea Zimmerman of Vine | ogy (1 = RS e street an r 1 A Stanton g it hor of wriford Mrs i y ed by all. Miss Reffeit was pr - e — NOW IS THE TIME TO SELECT YOUR Miss Ruby Andrews of Lincoln wold wrist ba street entert members of |y the club memboers i 2 L ty, b arrviage Calendar Crowd- her bridge club Monday afternoon Miss Refafe Jeaves Wednesd flome on Homestead ave enter-il g MOt f o Miss f 1 nes Gl b | ed—Engagements of In- Mrs. George Boli, Mrs. Gerald W.| october 9(h for th Institute of | '4ININg at that time sixtee | ter to Local People \\:I]\;-r and Mrs. H. W. Willlams|yrisical Arts in New York wherc | tere o Loca ople. won the prizes ! many of whom came fror she will continue her voice training. ! drmington 1 Plainv sinaite ME L lay night Mrs. Walter Dunee BN Pronai Miss Mary Toughecy of West Main|| arre. Harry Wilson of Common- rtaingd” for her - with i M % Kramier GGl ol e e wealth avenue entertained on Tues- | 7 party and personal even Mrs. John Whilney and | g oco e S 5 i rizes were awarded to Mrs Miss Helen Wynne were given the chief shower for M uma P MceKay and M la Johnson Mrs. Wilson son ) i 5 Ve tables of hridge. I'rizes wer ( ‘h Mrs, Wendell Farrar of Plainville| o nfiss Irving Humason and 3 rls maS gave a miscell - Mon- A prizes. neous showcr Helen Humason. lay evening in honor of Miss Ora| wfjss Humason will marry Joseph of Plainville, wb » mar- > to Vern Wyman of Mai will Loughery, October 2 N L ] ke place this month I T T R e e i A shower and bridge party was|c, Arch street Tuesday night, given in honor of Miss Anna Dennis| nout fifty friend Miss Marian last Saturday evening by Miss Ve- ronica Ryis of Jubilee street. Miss | (i1l bhecome bride of Francis L. Dennis will become the bride of Vin- | guinlan on October 16 cent Zukowski at St. Andrew's| s e church on November 6. Mrs. street, the former Miss Bl O q liffere ‘ 7 o select the card vou ant anc > 3 5 3 different, and you can select the card you want and the Shady Trook club in Titchfleld, | oo on Toetan et | have the greeting your prefer put on when yow Thur 1y evening. The ho; were CEEE Y . . . .. . Bornard. Kranowitz, Leo Gaffnev,| s Neda Whealon was guest of An early reminder that highly individual cards— name is added. DonaldGalines; v Traceskl | honor at a kitchen shower Tuesday those that are remembered for their distinctive- William Mangan, acted as| cvenj t the home of Mrs. Gordon | = : & 3 it Sk G S line stma William Curtin, John | patterson of Jubilee street. About 40 ness—are planned long in advance of the mailing MceDermott, John Downes, William | guests were present. Miss Wheaton dill" Sullivan of Hartford, Elias Ringrose. | will marry Leslie illmore today. 7 Albert Greenberg, neis Tracy of | .. | . i s - T S < e 5 AN S Rt chel R e e s e way be that you prefer fo select from e splen look over our sample books. You will be surprised ffneyhisi tor Marty | wHolis: tol iy elvin Rokens ot ortment of rich designs now available. Yo o U now will insure the most careful and how reasonably they are priced. Helen Downes next Wednesday. | Plainville this month. was given a piaced e wrried verk Conrad was host Miss Conrad The new Thermograph “to Order” Cards are Julian Valentine of Seymout When you are down town, we invite you to miscellaneous bridge shower by Mrs, Mrs. Harry Gir urg of Monroe | Henry Perrett of West Jantam, t entertained a foursome at | Monday evening. home in honor of Mrs. Paul| Rl her home Friday evening in honor [home on IFarmington avenue Sun- of her husband Dr. Georee Bodley's | day. BOOK AND GIFT SHOP - % ‘ : Johnston on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Sarceno and Miss Jennie i o i | eacon - Mrs. George Bodley entertained at or of Mis Phyllis reeno at her birthday. el Largest and Most Complete Lending Library in the City ' ¢ f Mrs. George Bolii of Trumbnll argest and Most Complete Lending Library in the City actiool ers fantartabed at &) peRio| e Monday. afiscnoon: bridgs. elab|| 80 WEST MAIN'ST. TELEPHONE 6100 66 CHURCH STREET 13 FRANKLIN SQUARE supper at Wie nd's Grove on|at car t her home next week, on | Tuesday cvening. David Swift, di-|that day. ]