New Britain herald., 1930-10-18
Social Mews
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 1. .Among those attending from New ~Britain were MT. and Mrs. Donald Gaffney, Mir. and Mrs. Cyril Calf . -ney, Dr. and Mrs. William Morris {. -sey, MT. and Mrs. Richard Sheridan, Miss Alice Gaffney and Leo Gaffnes |.
 :. MT. and Mrs. Milton Jones of
 Trumbull street entertained eight ]. -guests at & Sunday night supper in -honor of Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Pike -ot West Hartford. Mrs. Pike was .the former Miss Pearl Cramer of .fhis city.
 !. Mrs. Gerard Fletcher of Trumbull -etreet entertained Wednesday with .luncheon and foursome of bridge. Mrs. Loren Weir of Ten Acre road : entertained with one of the largest bridge luncheons of the week, at ~the Shuttle Meadow club on Tues '-day. The club house looked unusu-
 ally pretty decked with gay autumn flowers, and made a perfect setting -for an enjoyable afternoon of cards There were eleven tables of bridge land prizes were won by Mrs. Stan .~ley Hunt, Mrs. Earle Higbee, Mrs -Frederick Macomber, Mrs. Austin
 Stowell, Mrs. E. B. Stone, Mrs. J. ID. Williams and Mrs. Norman Loud. .~
 - Mrs. John Andrews of Lincoln -street was hostess Wednesday to eight guests at luncheon and bridge. 
 'n Mrs. David Mahoney of Roxbury
 road entertained her bridge club Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Arthur Butcher entertained .A few friends Thursday evening at ~a1er new home on Audubon street. .@ A delightful tea was held Tues -day afternoon in "The Barn. on -Cedar street, under the auspices of sthe New Britain Art club. Mrs. Sanford Lowe was hostess to the large number of guests attending. ~ Connecticut society will assemble
 In it's best bib and tucker out at the Shuttle Meadow club tonight for -the wedding reception of Miss ,Vir- ~Yinia Beach, daughter of George
 Beach of Bristol, and Stewart Parker, son of Mir. and Mrs Charles Parker of Meriden. More than 600 '-invitations have been issued for the Reception and ceremony the latter ito take place in Bristol at o'clock '-at the First Congregational church. 
 ,A Mrs. Gerald Crean of Homestead avenue entertained eight friends at Cards Thursday night. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. James Clerkin and Mfrs. James Murphy.
 ,~ Miss Irene Heckman gave birthday party at her home on Ken 1ington avenue Friday evening hon. .oring Miss Katherine Howard. Prizes for cards went to Miss Doris .Hefferman and William Montgom- ~ery.
 Miss Svea Sund gave a shower and .kvening party at her home on Ken pington avenue Thursday in honor sbf Mrs. Paul Lindgren who before -her recent marriage was Miss Ruth -Holmquist of Kensington.
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 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Cranley of Vine street were entertained last 'evening at the home of Mir. and .more street. Mrs. Clayton James as ssisted. The occasion which marked
 fhe filth wedding anniversary of MT. sAnd Mrs. Cranley, ST, was also the 18th anniversary of Mir. and Mrs. Clayton James. Bridge was played ,after which a delicious supper was
 served.
 'street entertained at shower last
 -evening in honor of Mrs. E. Abra
 -hamson. About 50 guests were
 present from Middletown. Manches-
 ter and Hartford. A buffet supper ..was served. Mrs. Abrahamson was
 Sthe former Miss Mildred Berglund
 apf Andrews street.
 
 - Mrs. Hardy Payor of Lincoln road twas hostess at delightful luncheon and bridge Monday afternoon. There .were eight guests including Mrs. James Baldwin, Mrs. Stanley Dun- scan, Mrs. Sturman Dyson, Mrs. Bret
 Neece, Mrs. Frederick Rackliffe, ..,Mrs. Howard Bruemmer and Mrs. .sLaurie Banford. The bridge prizes
 went to Mrs. Stanley Duncan and Mrs. James Baldwin.
 'A Bryan Bruemmer. the youngest
 son of MT. and Mrs. Howard Bruem- ..mer, entertained 16 of his small .splaymates at birthday party yes- 'terday afternoon at his home on West Main street. After the usual .-round of jolly games, refreshments .~were served, including the all i'm
 portant birthday cake with it's six .scandles. The little guests were as fol- ,.lows: Jay Bruemmer, Bryans old 'sASt hrOt her. T. Ter Parlser Ir Ia1a