Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-04
CITY NEWS.

Mrs William Mcfarland. formerly of this city. now of Bridgeport. is wis iting her mother, Mrs Henry Burton, 133 West Main street.
 George E. Judd, receiving teller at the Waterbury bank. notified the management Saturday that he desires to sever his connection with the in- stitution as soon as they find it con- venient. MT Judd has been in the bank for the past twenty-eight years.
 At St Francis Xavier church yes terday it was announced that the up stairs part of the church will be dedi- cated on Palm Sunday, on the same day the sacrament of confirmation will be administered to large num- Der of hoys and girls. Two weeks after the dedication mission will be opened at the church.
 Yesterday the Right Rev Monsig- nor W. J, Slocum announced the fol- lowing additional donations to St Mary's hospital: Patrick Holohan and family $500, w. s. Jones and family S250, The American Brass Co.,. by John P. Elton. $100: Charles J. Fin ley $100, Timothy O'Rourke $50 John J. Mccarthy $50, William c. Moore $50, Altar boys of the Immac- ulate Conception church $10.
 The following persons were re- ceived into the membership of the Second Congregational church yester- day: On profession. Arakel Hagap Arakelan. Bessie Bentley Richardson and Edith Cora Thomas: by letter. Mrs Victoria Garabad Arakelian, from First Congregational church. Aintab, Turkey; John Mason Rich ardson and Mrs Emily Ida Richard son, from the Second church of At tleboro, Mass. and Charles Wilbur Say and Mrs Mary Mckinley Say from the First church of Middletown
 The First Congregational church yesterday received into membership on profession of faith: Lewis C knox. Mir and Mrs Edward Schwei ger. By letter: Mir and Mrs Lorenzo B. Baker from the First Presbyterian church. Racine. Wis; Mrs H. Ethe Knox from the First Congregational church. West Springfeld Mrs Eliza beth K. Boulden from the First Con gregational church Winsted: Mrs Helen c. Morse from the California Street II. F. church. San Francisco Miss Alice l.. Buell. from the First Congregational church. Middlebury.
 Walter ]. Oldroyd of Springfield Mass. and Miss Ruth Merwin. unii recently assistant secretary in the of fee of Superintendent of Schools R W. Tinker. were married at the home of the brides mother Mrs Alice Mer win in Roxbury. on Saturday at noon Rev IT. C. Burrows of New York per formed the ceremony which toos place in the drawing room which wa attractively decorated for the occa sion the color scheme being greer and white The bride who was un attended was gownei in white mul and carried a bouquet of bridal roses After the ceremony T reception to th' immediate friends and relatives wa held. MT and Mrs Oldroyd left on wedding trip and after March 1a wh he at home in this city at 32U "alnu street.
 \ council of the Catholic Women \ Benevolent legion was organized yes terday at Elks hall under the al rection of Miss Annie 0Connor O New York. supreme president of tn order. Mrs Ellen Raftery 0 Worcester, Mrs Margaret Cashma of Meriden and Mrs J. H. Bailey 0 this city. The new society Wa named the Rev Lawrence Walls council, in honor of the late Fathe Walsh. a former pastor of the I'm maculate Conception parish. Officer were chosen and installed: President Miss Annie ]. Corden: vice president | Mrs Mary C. keefe; chancellor. Mr lG. Russell: secretary. Miss Mae But Her: orator. Mrs Katherine F.. Con way: collector. Miss \. Louise Butler treasurer. Miss Lucy NJ. Hayes: mar shai. Miss Hannah Moriarty: guard Miss <. Guilfoyle: trustees. Mrs NJ. E lO'Brien. Mrs Elizabeth Skeily an Mrs Mary E. Joyce. Another meetin will be held tonight.
 Miss Charlotte weiustein was SUI prised at her home. l7 Spencer aS enue, by a number of her friends Frt lday evening. The rooms were al tistically decorated with potte plants and cut flowers. Whist va enjoyed and first prizes were won b Arthur Jacobs and Miss Cecil Lever thai Consolation prizes were won D
 Edward Flynn and Rita JOhnsor After the whist refreshments wei served and many toasts were rendei ed to the hostess Then the part
 proceeded to enjoy themselves t0
 late hour. by rendering musical s'
 Iections on the piano and violin. afts
 which they adjourned. voting Mi
 WeiBstein a pleasant hostess Anon Ithose present were Charlotte wefr stein. R0samonf IacOhs. Cecil Lever lthal. Lotta Freedman. Beth H Wei
 man. Rita Johnson. Geaevieve Xii roe. Lillian Johnson. Kathleen H. benny. Helen SherwsDd. Arthur !. cObs. Edward Flynn. Louis Davidscl George TTipp. Joseph Hackef lChaFIes SaItsmaa- William Beerbzur Herman WeismsB- willard RoFeIfs 5and Jack LeyeathsL Among rhe os . 4s.= slwn r1.CS<= EExrv,a- NT-m=.