Milford chronicle., 1931-03-20


It is becoming Il habit with Mil.
ford to have its biggest SHOWS dur
ing the months allotted to spring
! Tuesday morning found us in Fairy
land again for Il short time. Soon
the cars began to 80 by, the paths
we're cleaned, and the snow started
to melt BY that time the picture
had changed. Anyway il was the
one thing that so many had been
hoping for. TO replenish the springs,
TO protect the wheat and to cleanse
the atmosphere. We have had what
/ will likely be our one big snow, and
| in our process of elimination we
leave winter behind and are looking
, now for the real sPringtimc.
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On Friday afternoon Mrs. T.. Car
lislc Collins was hostess when she
entertained three tables of bridge
for Mrs. Gricr Baynum. Mrs. Bay
mum will soon be leaving us for her
home in Toronto, and it was very
pleasant to have an afternoon with
her before her departure. The other
guests were Mrs. Edwin p. Mcssick,
Mrs. /. Dolphus Short, Mrs. Wilson
S. Vinyard, Mrs. Elmer'T. Williams,
Miss Edith Simpson, Mrs. Walter l..
Gricr, Mrs. c. DOnnan Holzmuellcr,
Mrs. s. NJ. d. Marshall, Mrs. George !
II. Draper, Jr., Mrs. William c.
Smith, Mrs. Stephen Toadvine and |
Mrs. G. Marshall Townsend.
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There were Il number Of ST. Pat |
parties this week and even though |
they did not happen on Tuesday
the green and white or the green
and yellow that was used for deco
latiOns or as color scheme. Some
of the refreshments we heard about
were shamdOcky in design. Really
this event is Il nice time for party
because the green is so attractive
and fits in with all sorts of plans
for the guests delight.
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Monday evening the Mcus Bridge
Club was the guest of c. D. Abbott.
1t was an ideal night for cards, with
he wind blowing and the snow
down outside. hut on the
inside cOzy hearth fire sent its
warmth to all parts of the room.
Yes, il was Il good night for game, ,
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Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Rcmscn .
=. Barnard had two tables in for
contract bridge. This is the game {
hat is gaining in popularity by
caps and bounds. And two tables
With no progressing is very enjoy
blc. The guests were Mrs. Wilson ,
'inyard, Mrs. r. Carlisle Collins,
Hrs. Stephen TOadvine, Mrs. /. d.
'hort, Mrs Elmer r. Williams, Mrs. =
!. NJ. d. Marshall and Mrs. Frank
'ricr.
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Mr. and Mrs. John c. Truitt had
II impromptu gathering at their
One on Saturday evening for cards. e
his made il all the more enjoyable h
the inlormality. Their guests II
rcre Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Davis, II
IiSS Lucy Hall, Mrs. Willard Pierce 7
nd Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marshall S
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The 1920" Bridge Club played on
ucsday afternoon with Mrs. Robert
Hall Mrs. Hall has been conlin- "
l to the house for several weeks a
nd il was good to all the members "
) be able to play agaia. Mrs Wal W
II Is. Barrett is still substituting nj
rlNIrs. Thomas Davis. Fl
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a Paddys Day party, with cO-hos- nj
ssCs, was given Tuesday evening Il,
: Miss Margaret Deputy and Miss N
lizabcth Reody at Miss Dcputy'S v,
'mc near town. The appointments ID
ere all in Keeping with this cole NJ
alton of the Irish Saint. Sham Al
cbs were given each guest ON Il,
hich TO write her name These NJ
ere shaken up" and Miss Virgin le
Fishers name was drawn. That n,
titled her TO the consolation prize. NJ
lesc young girls and matrons have M
fine time at all Of their gatherings. II,
lc high score prize was won by NJ,
rs. William Dcnney. The low prize ST
mt to Miss Dorothy Robinson,
&c other guests were Mrs. Arthur
Ill, Miss Courtnea TctlertOn, Miss
la Hudson, Miss Lora Coffin, Miss sn
llic Coffin, Mrs. Harry Mayhem, th
IS Alta Coffin, Mrs. Clarence tn
mp, Miss Hazel Kitchens, Mrs. We
illiam BOOdy, and Mrs. james sp
est. yo