Milford chronicle., 1930-01-24
WhirZs of Winter

The Faithful Circle of Kings
Oaughters, our only charitable or
ganization, did quite a bit of work
OF christmas for those less fortunate
and in doing so used much of the
money in their treasury. Now, to
TefIl their money bags, the circle is
,,Ianning a card party to be given in
tbe community Building on the even
ing of Tuesday, February 4. Each
member will be responsible for two
tickets to dispose of or to use her
seIf and tickets for those outside of
+be organization will be sold also by
tbe members. So when you are asked
20 huv a ticket, just remember that
von are helping what should be your
met" charity, and the party will be
n success from the standpoint Of
Teal Measure as well as materially.
Ne vou plan for your parties be sure
Won avoid Tuesday, February 4, be-
cause that is already taken and you
are expected there. There will be
noSlimit to tickets, tables, nor even
I'd eshments. You can play any
tbfYg you desire, you can make up
vour own table or progress with the
crowd That sounds fair and inv1t-
ing enough to insure large" even
ing. don't you think so?
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The 1920" Bridge Club met this
,,,oek with Mrs. Thomas Davis on
the usual Monday night with all the
regular members present.
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The Sunny Monday Bridge Club
did not meet this week owing to
death in the family OF one OF lIs
members.
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The Mems Monday Night Bridge
Club met with James P. Pierce TINS
week. At the meeting G. Marshall
Townsend was chosen as a regular
substitute for the club.
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AS we look ahead for few weeks
we see good times in store Ior the
folks who enjoy playing cards. MIS-;
Robert C, Hall and Mrs. M. Hasweli
pierce have chosen this Friday night
and next Friday night as their time
to rive two parties for their friends
Measure. Milford "hit" on very
nice nlan when it started to merge
oil ages for parties, but it makes the
crowd unusually large and often the
hostess finds it the better plan 10
have two parties. This, Mrs. Hall and
Mrs. Pierce have done.
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Nm Friday evening of last week
Mrs Robert P. Davis gave a delight
fuI marty in honor of her daugnter'
Mrs Crier Baynum, of Toronto, VINO
has been here with her parents since
tbe holidays. 1t was a large party
eleven tables of bridge but tne
Tsvis home is quite spacious ana
1ande itself very nicely to such big
gathering. Evidences OF the niIu
winter we have had were seen III Ins
lunches of winter Jassemlne anu
MISSY willow placed artlstlcally
ahont the rooms. The visits OF MIS-
Pavnum are always welcomed by her
friends and it was with pleasure thaI
thew learned that she would be IN
milford for a little longer Time,
Those who enjoyed the evening at
cards were Mrs. Elmer T. Williams
Mrs George W. Marshall, Mrs. Cnas'
n HeisIer. Mrs. Edwin Messick, MRS
T.vnn Pratt, Mrs. Wilson 5. Vln-
vard Mrs. Alphonso Humes, MISS
Tennie Davis. Miss May Davis, MISS
Rurdella Davis, Mrs. Elizabeth RIGGS
NTre n Carlisle Collins, Miss sara
Grier, Mrs. G. Fisher PIERCE, .seo So
Edward Walls, Miss Anna Ratcllne'
Mrs. George H. Baynum' MISS Lena nS
short. Mrs. Clyde Nelson, MIS- N. NJ
Stokes Mrs. M. Haswell Pierce, Mrs
Harry Pettyjohn, Mrs. j. Harry
Hunoes. Mrs. Frank R. Grier, MISS
I16ith Simpson, Mrs. Della Hall Dea-
tvne Mrs. Steven Toadvine, Mrs. u
Donnan Holzmueller, Mrs. Walter L.
Csr;er Mrs. ]. Postles Hammond, MIS-
Saunders M. Truitt, Mrs. Harry Mul-
holland. MRS. I. D. Short, Miss Helen
pierce. Mrs. Frank L. Grler, MISS
Frances Grier, Mrs. William =.
smith. Mrs. George S. Grier' MISS
1Ii1aheth Carlisle, Mrs. S. M. u.
Marshall, Mrs. William V: Slpp1e'
Mrs. John Truitt, Mrs. charles n
Varney, and Mrs. G. Marsnali Io"n-
send. Mrs. Marshall had high score
for the evening, Mrs. AlpnonsIo
Humes had second high' MRS SmiCn 11iI
drew the consolation and MIS- VIII
yard had low score.
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On Wednesday evening of next
week, the exact date is January ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Toadvlne are
giving a large party to their friends
in their new home on Lake view
avenue. The Toadvines have many