New Britain herald., 1930-02-08
Social TcH0ities Tbout Q 755own
Many Valentine Bridges Being Planned - Mrs. Rufus Hemenway's Series of Tc&s-Nany Attend Philip Staneys' Danc2-D. A. R. Neetn&-Local
 Debs at College Proms and Parties.

CLANCIN( ahead for the next five six weeks high spot: VI which relieve the monoony the usual round of sewing casScS Sui&c% oIea@h& groups ana ooI f."nH aE|qhn M ralymg ground of local society folks, offer blank calendar it's members and with the exception of an occasional luncheon bridge dinner gathering has sponsored few Dg paltleS ce the holiday In fact. the Philip >t&noy5 supper dance which took place night the first really large gaety that has the club house in many This brilliant affair arranged especially for members o the assembly dance group goes down the annals of society an event long to be Remembered. Dme. parties galore gave it the right start while the excellent dance music at the club hou kept the party In q continual realm oi &&ictE.
 NYIIETHER or not the ground hog saw his shadow last w Sunday has been cause for much conlo.crST The weather, however. remains cold d though the calendar registers spring around the the continued and and more Ilardwarc city folk off holiday iaun where the sands and sun o tn" south and tropics make outdoor
 lie lo% where %o bathing and beach parties are the thing For those less IoftuHtc m@n5 {" local society oca affairs on of course, though in marked decline to the days of early January, Small dinners. luncheon parties and regular
 attendance ali the t1etcr j the smart thing these days Weddings and their attendant festivities always with us, increasing in number the l~nit ntM ca$g0 draws near scattering cv jas h. tide o' matrimonial events takes place dujn@ ,ho two weeks following G4t4r continuing with moycrbisI month .oa r5@ and then .I"t.d at ntc5yats throu9hout tho ~umnoH
 MOT th )s mt4 a" item o the rol in tn. affairs of ] | Ne" br@iht 1s* tEo @mona.Grnt that ji>. Rufus afternoon tor four in al inc .r o.. .us on Thul@dsy the 18th and tn second on Friday t tt0. then a lapse of SIX days "4Li goth 2St o the following oa. These aiLc1Hon @ros will take place %t Mrs. Iym9n"4E home "n a@"4oa .orc-t, overlooking the park and will ucuo" H'a cc.. of her friends and @cquant4ncS for, @e.o.@ tl Ituor. nearly half q thousand invitations have lo.I issued.
 A RED letter event @uana.d Oor o@ charity. taking place at the Senior High gon auItoiun >t month i, the Sth annual of the NlucrIIy Made CIofu@ large portion of the receipts will ho donated the Reverend Mr.. kmgbcrg to aid him in his work st the ChndI1n's Home Nearly everyone sub oes t cs o la, beneficiary is an appealing one
 A ND for our .caoo crowd uto .c practically deserted TA not onI% their lesson. but the to&u this weekend to patcImc m the many o'Ic1' winter houaH".ti4 Among the young ladies who Han attended Or ai,. "tndno nsiic. given by the mco$ coIo@a are Its Jean TrombuI Miss Lucille Case, Miss NalW Schultz, Miss Elizabeth t4r%o.d Miss Ella >lopal, Nils Katherine Gold aud >i Dorothy Iuns.
 THE entertainment connitue of tho %s.tt!o Meadow club offers sE,tin@ cr@;l tonight to t.1 club members aaG their guests Wcalh" porntm@ This has bcon #u annual custom for many years and toniat+ carnival promises to De- eaye than usual with the vivid dI.@ of the skaters and the lively features of the party huge fir" t. cast side of the pond in addition to sandwiches and 1, sG ,..n t ice will all do their bit toward making o the aal