The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-29
PERSONAL

give q birthday reception party Tn the Red House, Madison, in honor of Madame Maria Ouspenskays this evening. Following the recep- ton there will be dancing. A number of prominent people in surrounding summer colonies will be present, among them: Mrs George A. Wilcox, Mrs Urquhart Wilcox, Miss Ethel Wilcox, MT and Mrs Frank Jenkins, MT and Mrs Robert May, MT and Mrs H. W. Shuttlewortn, Mrs Charles Spooner Miss Dorothy Spooner, MT and Mrs H. Stuart Hotchkiss, MT and Mrs George Dowd, MT and Mrs Fisher Aimes Buell., Miss Rachel Dowd and Miss Rachel Mcknight.
 Miss Helen Smith of Pine Orch- ard won the first prize of contract bridge yesterday afternoon at the weekly luncheon card party at the Pine Orchard Country club, and Mrs Becker of Meriden received second and third prizes. Mrs Her. bert, who is spending the summer in Pine Orchard from Paris. won the first prize in auction bridge. Cards were received by Mrs Ben jamin English, Mrs William F. Prindle. Mrs Charles Garside. Mrs Henz, Mrs Hawley, Mrs Berger. Mrs Hubbard, Mrs Eggleston, Mrs Whiteman. and Mrs John D. Dcs- mond. The hostesses were Mrs Percy Sanford, Mrs Alton Farrel, and Mrs Martha Hale.
 For the bridge party next Tues day afternoon Mrs William R. smith, Mrs Arthur Lane, Mrs Me-
 Mel and Mrs Dickerman will be the hostesses.
 Mrs Emily Thornley of Bolton,
 England, is visiting her sister, Mrs William Hodgkinson of Reidville. Mir and Mrs Hodgkinson and MT
 and Mrs Walter Hodgkinson of West Haven, were in New York to greet her on her arrival on the M. V. Britanic on Sunday.
 Miss Rita Baldwin of Willow street, entertained a number of her
 friends at her home last eve. ing. Entertainment was enjoyed throughout the evening and de. Iicious luncheon was served. Those attending were: Misses Anna Diz-
 inski, Katherine Kane, Mildred Marooney. Helen Lawlor, Alice Powers. Mary Ryan, Rita Baldwin and Carroll Culhane. Edward La- hey, William Guilfoile, Raymond Shugrue. John Driscoll, Edward Morrissey, Richard Baldwin. Jr, Edward Thibodeau, George Dillon and MT and Mrs Richard Baldwin.
 Mrs John Macchia and children, Af r1orn v,nn pt l street, are spending several weeks with Mrs Macchia's parents in Scranton, Pa.
 Mir and Mrs Edward Bragg of Bunker Hill avenue. left to-day to spend several days in the Adiron- dacks and Canada.
 Miss Marion Heffrin has return ed to Elizabeth, N. J., after spend- | ing the weekend with her parents, MT and Mrs Edward l.. HeHrin of Willow street.
 Misses Rena and Natalie Altieri of Clinton avenue motorcd to Cape | Cod over the wek end.
 Of outstanding interest at Narra- gansett Pier Monday was the arriv- al of more than a score of women | tennis players for the opening of the Point Judith Country club of the annual women's invitation ten- his tournament, sponsored by Mrs Irving II. Chase. Mrs Ellery Husted of New York arrived for the tour- l.. 1o nf MITE Chase's daughter, Mrs Thomas Ewing. Jr., at High Tide villa. Mrs Chase is entertaining at Miramar, Mrs William Endicott of Beverly l farms; Mrs J. D. Corhierre of southboro, Mass; Miss Penlope Winslow of Newport; Miss kath- crime Winthrop of Hamilton. Mass, and Miss Virginia Gammell Cross of Providence. Mrs Chase gave tennis luncheon at Miramar Mon- day for all the entrants.
 Mir and Mrs Fred B. Beardsley and son, Fred Jr., has returned to their home on Willow street after visit of several weeks In the British Isles.
 Mrs David C. Griggs, Mrs Julius B. Smith and Mrs Glenn H. Wayne of this city and Mrs William Pen dIeton of Madison, formerly of this city. are members Of the committee arranging for the beneft lecture by the Madison Country club Mon- day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The lec- ture will be given by Richardson Wright. editor of House and Gar den. While in Madison, MT Wright wil be the guest of MT and Mrs John B. Wallace, Jr.