The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-05

 turned to St E,lizabeth's college yes- terday after spending the Christmas recess at their homes were: Misses Helen Mccarthy of Bridge street. Nancy Delaney. daughter of MT and Mrs Thomas Delaney of Plaza ave- nue, Kate Joan Kilnhhrtir1 and Mar garet kilmartin, daughters of Mrs Mary Kilmartin of State street. Mar garet ReardOn, daughter of MT and Mrs P. J. Reardon of South street, Irence Lieber, daughter of MT and Mrs August Lieber of ThOmaston avenue, Genevieve Carolan, daughter of MT and Mrs James r. Carolan of Catherine avenue and Marjorie Rigney, daughter of Mir and Mrs Jos eph Rigney of Linden street.
 Frank Murnane of Pennington avenue has returned to Notre Dame university after spending the Christ mas vacation at his home.
 An enjoyable New Years party was held Wednesday evening at the home of Crane Griffin of High street The house was attractively decorated in a color scheme of green and red. Entertainment was enjoyed and a luncheon was served. Those attend- ing were Misses Charlotte and Gene vieve Moran. Gertrude Lynch, Anna Pick, Josephine Bender, and Thom- as and Henry Crane. Thomas Moran, Michael Griffin,. Andrew Gleary, MT and Mrs w. Crane, and Mir and Mrs J. Griffin.
 Mir and Mrs Isadore Greenblatt of A ma 1iG surprise party in honor of their ten th wedding anniversary, on Sunday evening, January ,4th at the home of Mir and Mrs Fred Reich of Amaryllis avenue. Bridge and other card games were in play and a luncheon was served. Mrs Greenblatt was present. ed with rose colored glass ware. Af- ter the card games, various enter tainments were offered by the guests. The guests included MT and Mrs Will liam Schneer, MT and Mrs Wilfred Greenblatt, Mr and Mrs Isadore Greenblatt, Mir and Mrs R. Green- blatt, Mir and Mrs Casper Block. MT and Mrs Edward Cohen, Mir and Mrs Harry Frank, Mr and Mrs Fred Reich, MT and Mrs Michael Roossin, MT and Mrs Frank Witkin, Miss D. Hirschneld, Mrs George Kaplan, Mrs Edward Goldberg, Harry Linden berg, MT and Mrs Louis Leberman.
 The regular monthly meeting of the executive board of the Matta- tuck Musical Art society was held last evening at the studio of the president. Miss Fannie l.. McCor- mack, 57 North Main street.
 Arrangements were completed for the regular monthly meeting and musicale to be held at the Water- bury Women's club, Monday even- ing. January 18th, and the annual meeting and dinner, February 18th.
 Mir and Mrs Purdy B. Hoyt. who have been spending the past sever- al days as the guests of Mrs Hoyts parents, Mir and Mrs A. E. Girard of Montgomery street are spending few days in New York city at tending the automobile show prior to returning to their home in Rich mond, Va.
 Mrs William D. Holman of Hart ford, the former Miss Beulah Reed of this city, is to speak on Junior League Opportunities for Volunteer Work at the first of a series of lec- lures for provisional members of the Hartford Junior league to be given tomorrow morning at the home of Mrs C. Morgan Aldrich of Hartford.
 Miss Deborah Vaill of Hartford is to take the part of a court poster in the annual New Years party of the Girls Friendly society of Trim ity church, Hartford, which will be held this evening in the parish house. Miss Vaill is the daughter of Mrs Charles R. Vaiil of Elm wood avenue.
 Mir and Mrs E. II. Horn have re- turned to their home on Edgehill avenue after visiting their niece, Mrs Samuel Horst of Philadelphia. Mrs Horst is the former Miss Mill dred Rettman of this city.
 Miss Emil Steck of Ives street and Miss Lorna Reed of Greenleaf avenue are in Brunswick, N. J.. spending the week as the guests of Miss Jean Harding of Brunwick col | lege.
 Mrs John Bergin of East Main | street motored from New York city yesterday with her daughter. Mrs Frank Slebrecht. at whose home she spent the holidays.
 J. Edward flaming has returned to hls studies at Sulpician seminary at Catholic university, Washington, D. C., after spending the Christmas vacation with his parents. Mir. anc Mrs. William flaming of Chapman