The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-31

Mrs Harold SmlIh or WateftOWn entertained the members of the Goodwill club at her home recently. Her guests were Mrs Stephen Hal laway, Mrs Howard Ande, Mrs Clar- ence Yale, Mrs Loren Chase, Mrs George Smith and Miss Margaret Boden.
 Mrs Charles Vineburg of Irving street will leave to-day for Miami, Fla, for a several weeks stay. Mrs Vineburg will be accompanied south by her sister, Mrs Bessie Rose and son, Elliott of New York.
 The Waterbury College club will hold a supper on the evening of Wednesday, Feb 4, at the Waterbury Business and Professional Women's rooms. The hostesses for the affair are Mrs Joseph Linehan, Mrs Gill bert Kilduff, Mrs E. J. Darlington, and Mrs J. Francis Roland. There will be entertainment by. the Rus sian choir of this city.
 Miss Margaret Brownell of Providence, R. I. is visiting with Miss Elizabeth Mcknight of Water town. Miss Gretchen Bremen of Milton Mass, a former Westover birl, in company with Miss Mary McElwain of Boston, is sailing on the $. s. Au- gustus of the Italian line on Tues day. February IF, for Europe. They will land in Sicily and will travel through Europe, motoring much of the way and spending the spring in England, returning during the summer.
 Mrs John I.aidlaw Buel of Litch- field, national president of the Ma tional Society of the Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America, is in Washington where she headed a delegation of A members from her society at the sixth Women's Patri- otic Conference on National Defense held Thursday, Friday and Saturday in Memorial Continental hall, the headquarters of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Others members of the delegation from Connecticut are Miss Cornelia B. Smith of Litchf1eld and Miss Harriette F. Marsh of New Ha- ven.
 MT and Mrs Francis Gregory of Woodward avenue entertained re- gently in honor of their guest, Miss Lillian V. Pastor of Newark. N. J.. Their guests were Mir and Mrs An drew Pace. Miss Lillian V. Pastor, Mrs Rose Taylor, MT and Mrs James ~ .l.,:r v Cpn
 Mrs George Erskine. Mrs Charles Chapman, Mrs George Atwater, Mrs Frederick M. Peasley and Mrs Fred erick Carder. all of Cheshire. at tended the meeting held this week by the Children's. Community Center of the New Haven Orphan asylum at the community building. The meeting was followed by a tea under the direction of the hospitality com mittee. Mrs Milton J. Warner of Pine Orchard was q member of this committee.
 A bridge was given by Mrs James J. Connolly of Griggs street recently for the members of her club. Those present were Mrs James McManamy, Mrs John Claffey. Mrs James Phe- Ian, Mrs T. J. Luddy, Mrs k. l.. Ma loney, Mrs B. A. Collins and Mrs Mary Carney.
 Mir and Mrs Adolph Sanditz of Columbia boulevard are leaving to- day for a several weeks stay in Mi ami, Fla.
 Mrs Warren Grant of West Main street and Mrs James Ney of the Woodtic road have been visiting in New York.
 Mrs Joseph Smith was in charge of the birthday supper given recently in the parish hall of the Third Con- church by the Women's Get-Together club. Assisting her were Mrs Harry Waterworth and Mrs Oscar VanWart. Mrs Louis Os- trander presided at the brief busi- ness session when reports of the pre- vious meetings were read by the sec Mrs Arthur Nichols, and final were made for the Chinese supper and dance to be giv- en on Wednesday, February IS. Mrs Chipman is to be in charge of the affair. Those attending the supper were Mrs Agnes Robbins, Mrs Arthur Nichols, Mrc Conner Lewis. Mrs Henry Vollers, Mrs Jos eph Smith. Mrs Albert Harris, Mrs Louis Ostrander, Mrs Oscar Van Wart. Mrs John Brown. Mrs Sarah V. Chipman, Mrs George Knowles, Mrs Willis Hamm, Mrs William Barnes. Mrs Harry Watterworth, Mrs Charles Single. Mrs Harold l.. Fogg, Mrs Taylor and Mrs Louis VonLott.