New Britain herald., 1929-07-06
GATHERINGS
Usual Round of Bridge Parties Amuse the Local People.

A party of young people, members of the morning interm ediate depart ment of the South Congregational church Sunday school, will leave this afternoon for a weekend house party at East Hartland. They will he accompanied by Miss Olive Chase. Miss Gertrude House and Miss Els . tella Dickinson.
 The party will make it's headquar- ters at a colonial house bearing the date 1756, which has been made into attractive rooming quarters for vaca- tionists. It is situated on the green of this interesting old town, which jas the distinction of being the highest in Connecticut.
 The program for the week end in Cludes games and sports, vespers and sunrise services and a hike to the lake. On Sunday the party will at tend services in the historic Congre- gational church.
 Members of the party are Frances and Constance Greco. Anna and Amelia Valenti, Margaret Moore, Sarah Bongiovanni and Concettina and Josephine Brunette.
 Mrs. George Bodley, who is spend ing the month of July at Lake Poco- topaug, East Hampton, with her daughter. Virginia, will entertain number of her friends at a picnic luncheon bridge on Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. William kinne of West Main street gave small sup. per party at their home on the night of the Fourth,
 Mrs. Hubert Williams and her sis ter, Miss Beatrice Reynal entertain ed a large group of friends with an all day beach party at Madison on Friday at the summer home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reynal. The party was given in honor of Miss Corinne Goodwin and among her friends going down from here were Mrs. Lucian Stevens, Mrs. Emory Corbin, Miss Margaret Mid dlemass, Mrs. F. L. Hildebrandt, Mrs. James Baldwin, and Miss Ruby Andrews, Mrs. Howard Bruemmer, Mrs. Arthur Sampson and Mrs. Bret Neece who are from Westbrook were also included. Bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs. Hidebrandt, Mrs. Lucian Stevens and Miss Ruby An drews.
 About twenty-three guests attend ed the reunion of the Hubbard fam ily which was held Friday at the home of Mir. and Mrs, Frank Cobey of East Berlin.
 Miss Constance Grant, daughter of Dr, and Mrs. A. G. Grant of Golf street entertained number of friends at a lawn party last Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Benson enter tained at bridge last Saturday eve ming at their home on Johnson street, Maple Hill,
 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Earnest of Sefton Drive and Miss Martha Earnest. attended family party given by Mir. and Mrs. Harry Stone of Grove avenue, Bristol on the Fourth.
 Mrs. Louis Caldwell of Chestnut street was hostess at birthday party given on Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Woods of Chestnut street
 Miss Eleanor Kelly, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly of Pennington avenue, was given a bridge shower at the home of Miss Doris Greene of Stewart street or Monday night. Miss Kelly will mar ry Frank Zinc of Washington street on August 22.
 Miss Joan Smedley, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Smedley of Prospect street. entertained at the summer home of her parents in eel ebration of her ninth birthday, last Saturday afternoon. Her guests were: Miss Betty Anne Hayden. Miss Marion Mullen, Miss Mary F. Smed ley, and Miss Mary Feeney Las, Sunday, Miss Smedley's grandmoth- CT. Mrs. Abbie C. Dawson. enter tained for her at her summer home at Norfolk.
 Mrs. A. W. Myers of Glen street