Milford chronicle., 1930-02-07

Mrs. Thaddeus Windsor has is
sued invitations to a bridge party
at the Windsor Hotl on Saturday
evening, February Is.
"
Mr.. and Mrs. 1, DOlphus Short
will entertain a large group of
friends on Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 1S.
"
The only Valentine celebration so
far reported is the party that Mrs.
Lee Hirsch will give at o'clock on
Valentines Day, with her sister,
Miss Florence Green, as the honor
guest.
"
The 1920" Bridge Club were the
guests of Mrs. E. G. Pierce this week
with Mrs. Walter Barrett substitute
ing for one of the absent members.
"
The Sunny" Monday Bridge Club
met with Mrs. Louis Ryder this
week. Mrs. Stanley P. Short sub
stituted.
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Mrs. c. D. Abbott has postponed
her party scheduled for tonight un-
til future date.
"
The card party given by the
Faithful Circle of Kings Daughters
in Varney Auditorium on Tuesday
was a decided success. There were
not as many players as had been ex-
pected but the weather was probably
to blame. Anyway the tickets were
bought with the idea of helping this
worthy organization and the ones
who were not able to use them like
ly counted the evening well lost.
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AS we go to press (Thursday) the
social activities for the day are a
luncheon given by Mrs. Frank Lay
ion Grier for her daughter, Mrs. j.
Lockwood Pratt, a bridge party fol
Mrs. r. Mortimer Browning given
bv Mrs. Walter Barrett, a card par
tv given by Miss Elizabeth Alden
and Miss Dorothy Shuster, and one
by Mrs. Everett Manlove. The last
three are evening affairs.
"
The weather for the past weel
has been anything but pleasant, ant
travel was not so good. 1t was al
agreeable surprise when the sun
again made its appearance on Wed
nesday and in time for Mrs. Harr!
] Pettyiohn's party at the Rehobot
Country Club. That is an idea
place for a party, plenty of room
nlenty of heat, beautiful rolling
country, in fact, everything on
could want for pleasant Afternoon
of cards. 1t was bridge luncheol
and at one o'clock or a little atte'
every one was in her place at tn
table and with friends enjoyed a de
licious repast. Mrs. PettyJohn Wai
a delightful hostess, greeting eaci
guest SO warmly and making then
feel much at home. After luncheon
cards were played, and though eV
ervone was tWenty-four miles IRON
home no one was in hurry pIoD
ably all regretted that it was um'
to end such a pleasant afternoon
The guests were Mrs. Elmer I. WI
liams. Mrs. George W. Marsna!l
Mrs. Charles Heisler, Mrs. EdWll
Messick, Mrs. Willard Pierce, MIS-
James Humes, Mrs. Alphons'
Humes. Mrs. ]. Harry Humes, Mrs
Robert Griffith, Mrs. Wallace Burn
Mrs. Wilson S. Vinyard, Mrs. ROD
ert Davis, Mrs. T. Carlisle Collins
Mrs. S. M. D. Marshall, Mrs. JONI
q. Truitt, Mrs. William V. Slpple
Mrs. Charles E. Varney, Mrs. Georg'
II. Draper, Jr., Miss Rachel Frame
Miss Edith Simpson, Mrs. Della Hal
Deakyne, Mrs. Lester Adkins, MRS
Frank R. Grier, Mrs. R. Arthur Der
rickson, Mrs. Bayard Wharton MRS
N. M. Stokes, Mrs. M. Haswei
Pierce, Mrs. Clyde Nelson, Mrs. Ed
ward Walls, Mrs. ]. Postles Ham
mond. Mrs. Harry Mulholland, MRS
Id. Short, Mrs. Walter Grier, Mrs
q. Donnan Holzmueller, Mrs. Step
hen Toadvine, Mrs. Walter Barrett
Miss Bess Ratcliff, Miss Anna Rat
cliff, Mrs Grier Baynum, Mrs. K
Mortimer Browning, Mrs. William Z
Smith, Mrs. John Burris, Mrs. DAVIS
! Grier, Mrs. Rachel Carlisle, Mrs
Thaddeus Windsor, Mrs. Charlie:
Banning, Mrs. Thomas Davis anC
Mrs. G. Marshall Townsend.
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Mrs. Thaddeus Windsor will en-
tertain at cards at the Windsor Ho-
tel on Saturday, February 15th' IN
! the evening.