New Britain herald., 1930-06-28
SociQLTcHuities Tbout '6oun
Mrs. William Kinne Hostess at Charming Garden Luncheon Brdge-Gof Tourneys at Shuttle Mea- dow Club Hold Attention of Younger Set
 Iovel-Dixon Marriage of Note.

yFPN-Ar s~ro ,ranez into olrd summer the thoughts A of New Britain society naturally turn to the ou'oooIS' and the scene of its sports and pasnes also Veel rom lnoooS m the nen snaces be they the beaches from Massachusetts 7rourh Connecticut and into Long Island the upland groves in the immediate vicinity or even the conneS or the oardens the homes Bridges have been somewhat a3anooneo cards are little passe though of course the h o- contest at auction or contract entirely achhg taIue t1 and garden parties informal gatherings on the Saho% soeS " the sea- nlprompu pcncs where the setting sun may Ut watched and re}ead n are the rule Nature calls to marIhd and mankind is responding prat Weekly gatheNnSs oI groups at bridge ending new assocatohs are Deg Ioeu and enjoyed society adopting it's sumner mental alIuoe to dferentaa from that which rules when the country gar0eo in a mantle of snow.
 \ 1RS WILLIAM KINNEY introduced novelty and most WI coofu innovation last Ihusda "1e2 % sf r'aTa s+oe i" group of ladies at the Kinney home on west AIaIh se Though bridge and luncheon were attacuons the AIhI feature was the of the aatne same Deng the coo gardens aquatic and oherWIse winch grace te sur terrain The kmneys nature lovers ana HoflSlS 0I considerable ability and their exhibits have responded to their knowledge and efforts remarkably we'll consequently
 when the lunch and bridge tables set beside the shaded Doo 2 cOlorul picture presented The ladies o the party in soft oored chon and lacs blended with the ensemble oi
 ng spring flowers and beauties of all kinds, in the water and Dephnium lilies and parennas ot yalIoqs knGs of gorgeousv pumaged cock pheasant or sutng peacoch loaned versatility and movement to the scene
 MOTHER outdoor party of the past week was gwen b\ bridge this beng on Wednesday, and the location being the of Shuttle Meadow cuD IleSe are di9O I"S coIoru wi11 flowers at the present time, Mrs Fish, being ar enthusiastic gardener who getting results at he avocaon and many the warrant puned breeze upon even m hottest day helps keep the of the sun from tho patrons of the club Otherwise there have been few events o major importance the club with the exception of the rathe and Son tournament held last Saturday The juniors as whole oushone dads in the playing of Scotch oursones Don Bartlett and his senior the fray Today the Junor are fighting among themselves in the finals of the cu junior championship.
 \V1ITH July Fourth falling upon Friday there no question w but there will be wholesale exodus to the shore by hos who are still New Britain for the weekend at least may longer The opportunity for triple holiday will undoubtedl generally taken advantage of by home owners and guests Housepartes will be popular and all will go someWhere
 THE month draws to hot and out close on Monda
 of the coming week. June 1880 can't boast the nunbe of weddings that June 1929 did Today Miss Helen Dixon holds the marital spotlight. She will become the bride Lyman Chandler Lowell of Pittsburgh, Pa this afternoon
 o'clock in the gardens of her home Miss Grace Dixon will her sisters only attendant and Stanley Dixon and Sdne Dixon brothers Miss Dixon will be ushcrs well as A. ta Wilkinson of South Hadey, Mass Merle C. Cowden of Ne' Bedford, Mass will be bestman ------------