New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1930, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD. SATURDAY. JANUARY 18 SOCIetS) ; MISS VIRGINIA HART e dals DD ik / i i cerntly in - honor ¢ MRS. JOIN B. MILLER ] the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs alter II. L i Wt ok ., # Bushnel ) i Mrs. Miller entertained recently at her home on Stratford Hart, will be married to Sanford Ballard Dole Low th vening kY0 Cedba g Aok ol 4 ¥ i v road in honor of Miss Viola Guenther, daughter of Mrs. Minnie at 6 o'clock at the Hart residence. W i T o Guenther of Park street. Low-Hart Wedding at Six o'Clock This Evening e e T Bridge Teas Proving Popular — College Cluh . MISS BEATRICE REYNAL Annual Scholarship Bridge at Burritt St et Miss Reynal and her sister, Mrs. H. W. Williams, will Hotel Next Saturday Afternoon. i1 wdda y 77 entertain at bridge-tea on Thursday and Iriday afternoons, ITHOUT mmm the outstanding event of the week is the ;i Thgnfas Bugret of Pougl A 3 i i mary :rufi s Virginia Hart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | fe it oo 0 J,‘"‘,:' e e ; b S ”.:",V R Walter H Hart, a .\.m[vml Ballard Dole Low which will take wurrett ) e E: o'clock at the home of the Harts on Lo Hart, street. ) i and Mr. Low have been feted at a number of imong those who entertained them being: Mr. and My Donald Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Rodman Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs. Clavence Manning, Mrs. Russell Germond, Mvs. Stanley Eddy, M laurice Pease, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hart. on I RIDGE clubs hold the fore in gatherings, with suppers and : (noliieriad el s driiitlt o L ey ¢ Uiotiavisal an it dinners and informal bridee, both contract and auction. .,a siss 1lorence « e el 1t L, H 1 S Mbahan obin © rect o & 1 even Mrs. Willian coming a close second. The eray days of the past week and a Miss 3 1d ( ¢ oud eliitins " tertaine ¢ intaher - o 5 5, ) o S CCLERST i half have invited fives on hearths and a foursome of bridge and ok el o LI 2 a-cheery cup of tea. Thesc are asually impromptu get-togethers i but aftord many a plu.nul(lhh afternoon. Showers are beginning Lo be given in honor of the recently betrothed young ladies in'jcn or Monro: town, who have hinted that the s spring would find their weddmg visiting in Short date aimong thenu Mrs. Gerald W Mrs HE bridge-tea is, of late, a very popular way of mL(ulm\o.w s AR "ATHERINGS WelinGny Afiitnoan af e ol friends. Murs. Hubert Williar u«l Ler sistery, Miss tupne ¢ ; t = P bl L TR SR lteynal, have issued invitation ' F spending a few d cw York, | [ 11 airs * Walke I'riday alternoons, while Mrs, Walter Mc mul Mrs. Walter || Bridge-Tea Invitations stre "“'\l“]‘ her Club | e ¢ i « o ) ! HisseeEE. AoeRaay Murdock have set Wednesday afternoon aside as the day upon 'S Dena el of Corbin | | syed—Bridge Clubs Meet |1 ternoon at her howe. . San Francisco, | 414 L Bulldidibole L IGCINISTY which they will be hostess to their friends. e g e —Showers. e . I Yoo ey 3 ! Haing v o ce and Mrs, Clarence ‘\! H“‘u.‘;l ) X PACKARD BLDG. TEL.361.R HL Coliege club is to hold its annual scholarship bridge on | ¢ CRinnie d it " Srnoei ng for Miss Virginia Hart rnoon at the Burritt Hotel. Miss Louise Shent the v otk ¢ Rl “liem Dot juy her flance, Sanford Ballurd Do Noble and Mrs. Edward Lancaster are co-chairmen of the 5! "W 1 LIS the a s of sport I e e i G LISINCEaF At ] committee ir v will be assisted by Miss Mation Sy : B s eloNes R g werford tin Stowell, Mrs. Stanley Holmes, Mus. tn l)'aml(utl., Mrs. k. T. Chapman, Mrs. Emory Corbin, e Coholan, Mrs. William Rowland, Mrs. Georgc \l"| tingale, and Misz Elizabeth MacIntosh. O\ THURSDAY, the Burns club of this city will hold its nual banquet, cor and dancc e Burritt totel. ¢ )0 are expected to attend the aflair ¢ very interesting program has been arvanged gt itk i : oA : S ; ‘\ I\unuo B Avne“o * TEACHER OF VIDLIN CALL, 2oy | Pwtur@ Framing I NEGLECT TO HAVE THAT PHOTOGRAPH FRAMED AT ONCE Athour | Tondiy to spend Ul batl fun Winter e Flovid 1 Calitornia /\ “cw Golflex del — $35.00