New Britain herald., 1930-06-28
GATHERINGS
Hot Weather Brings De- cline in Indoor Affairs Garden and Porch Parties.

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 Mir. and Mrs. Robert A. Smith ob- served the 18th anniversary of theIr wedding at their home on Burritt street yesterday. Mrs Smith was 1 formerly Miss Julia Moran of Bris- tol. Mir. Smith is chauffeur for Chief William J. Noble of the fire depart ment They have two children, Mill dred and Robert, Jr.
 Officer and Mrs. Joseph Kennedy entertained at dinner party at their home on Foxon place last eve- ming in honor of the 14th anniver- sary of their wedding.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kennedy were mar ried at St. Josephs church by the late Rev. Patrick Daly. They have two sons, Joseph, Jr., and Edward.
 Mrs. R. F. Hotchkiss of Lincoln street entertained last Tuesday eve ming at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Estelle Robertson of West Main street. Guests were pres ent from out of town and this city and during the evening games were played and a buffet lunch served,
 Miss Robertson will become the bride of Conrad Dorau in the near future.
 Miss Irene Colaresi of IT Wester- ly street was rendered miscel- laneous shower at her home Thurs day evening by her sister, Miss Anna Colaresi. A color scheme of pink and white was carried out in the decorations. About 30 guests were present.
 [ Miss Colaresi will become the bride of John Leonardo.
 About SD guests were present at a miscellaneous shower rendered Miss Mary Walicki at her home on Broad street, Thursday evening by Miss Mary Jakubowicz. A color scheme of pink and white was car rled out in the decorations
 Miss Walicki will become the bride of Andy Jakubowicz on Aug ust 4.
 Mrs Vincent McAuliffe of Pen dleton road. was hostess to five tables of bridge at her home We'd nesday evening. Prizes were won by Miss Helen Smith, Mir. and Mrs. A. Fitzgerald and Miss Mary Delaney.
 Miss Margery Gibney was the guest of honor at a bridge and crys- tai shower given by the Ladies aux Hilary to the National Federation of Post Office Clerks on Monday eve ling at the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Morton Gibney, Park street. Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. w. Kilduff, Mrs C. F. Corrigan, Mrs. l.. Brotherton and Mrs. W. D. Roche. Miss Gibney will become the bride of Leon Bradley in August.
 Miss Helen Poskus of stratford road gave a bon voyage party at her home recently honoring Mrs Susan Schofield and her daughter, Elsie who are sailing Wednesday for a tour of Europe, Prizes for cards went to Mrs. Schofield and Mrs Eliason.
 Mrs Maurice Johnson entertained a foursome at contract bridge al her home on Brighton street Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Dudley Walker had guests 10 dine at her home on Monroe street Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. Ralph Britton entertained a few friends at cards at her home on Ten Acre road Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. George Rogers of Hawley street who is at-her summer home at Westbrook entertained her bridge club Thursday at a steak bat The guests went for swim after bridge.
 Mrs. Robert Silsby of Worthting- ton ridge, Berlin. entertained at tea or Monday in honor of Mrs. Walter Wells of Kansas City, formerly of Berlin, who is the house guest ol Miss Ida Wilcox.
 Miss Elizabeth Wilcox Of Berlin entertained about thirty children at a Cradle Roll party at her home Thursday afternoon from to 5.
 Mrs. Herbert O'Neill Of Berlin, entertained twelve at luncheon and bridge at her home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Benson, Mrs. Robert Silsby and Mrs. Kenneth Relyea won the prizes.
 MT. and Mrs. George Boil enter tained at dinner at their home or Trumbull street Monday evening.
 Mrs. Edward Spellman Of Hart fcrd entertained at luncheon and bridge at her home Wednesday.