The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-05
One of the most Successful of a

One of the most successful of a
 series of card parties sponsored by
 St Michaers church in waterville
 was held Wednesday evening in the
 parish hall, when approximately two
 hundred residents of the parish and
 their friends enjoyed a variety of
 card games, including bridge, whist
 and forty-five. These card parties
 have been conducted for the benefit
 of the church and have resulted in
 considerable icreased revenue to-
 ward the development of church ac-
 tivities. The committee in charge
 consisted of Mrs Charles L. Denehy, 1
 Mrs George F. Mulligan, Mrs Robert
 Waters, Mrs Daniel Sullivan, Mrs J. 1
 Kerby and Mrs William O'Callahan. Among those present were: J. i, German, William Waters, James Sul-
 livan, Robert Waters. Francis Null
 ligan, George Mulilgan, Mrs William
 Casey. Mrs George Mulligan, Mrs
 Charles Denehy, Mrs Clifford North
 rup, Mrs M. J. Dempsey. Mrs Joseph | Kenney, Mrs Edward Holleran, Mrs J. German, Josephine McMahon
 Mrs George F. Goggins, Helen Phe- Ian, Emeline Phelan, Mrs M. J. ] Phelan, Mrs T. Goumsy, Mrs John 1 Kearney, M. c. Gleason, Helen Hur- l ley. Mrs J. J. McGrath, Mae Ma | loney, Mrs M. l.. Ryan, Mrs Mar celia Green, Miss Green, Mrs Ed ward O'Connor, Mrs James J. Brash-
 ley, Mrs John Kenny, Mrs William
 Dunleavey, Mrs F. A. Cook, Mrs
 Louis Dadario. Mrs F. J. Robinson,
 Barbara c. Croft, Mrs A. G. Craft,
 Margaret T. Schieffer, Anna Schief- fer, G. Graham. Loretta Schum,
 T>r Tn mi e Moran, Mrs James McAree, Mrs P. J. Breheny, Daniel Sullivan, Mrs J. Mulligan, J. Mulligan. Mrs G. w. | Conlong, Mrs P. F. Donahue, Mrs F. J. ,Kelliher, Mrs E. Garceau, Mrs G. Graham, Mrs D. S. Sullivan, Mrs Jo- seph Skerrett, Mrs William Cavan- augh, Mrs T. F. Lynch, Mrs s. Gib- son, Mrs P. A. Kumpitsch, Mrs John Mcdonald, Mrs James Confong, Mrs Patrick Burns, Patrick Burns, Mary Ryan, Helen Behan, Mrs D. Lawlor, Mrs J. Dunphy. Mrs F. Carr. Mrs F. Bowes, Mrs c. Alcott, Mrs A. T. Henry, Mrs w. A. Pierpont Jr, Mrs W. c. Scott, Mrs John Finn. Mrs F. l.. Holroyd, Mrs F. Wolf, Mrs Dave Cooley, w. l.. Dwyer. T. Quill, P. gerald, Mrs J. Quill, Samuel Gibson, Dr Paul Kumpitsch, Mrs Asselin, Mrs James Coniff. Molly Lynch. Mar garet Lynch. Mrs D. Delaney, Mrs H. Hallock, Helen T. Carney, Mrs T. B. Carney, Mrs H. Truelove, Mrs J. M. Lynch, Mrs M. J. Malie, Mrs Ed ward aBrlow. Mrs Harry Stevens Mrs J. Montambarlo, Mrs Joseph McArdle, Mrs w. J. Parker Mrs AL fred Emmons Mrs Russell Truelove, Mrs W. J. oCallaghan. Mrs E. M. Cookson. Mrs George French. Mrs James Kirby, Mrs G. R. Bailey, Mrs Draper, Mrs J. W. Romspet, Mrs c. Platt, Mrs Galvan, Mrs J. McNam- ara, Mrs Charles Meefan. Mrs Bowes. Mrs Walter Herman, M rs Conrad Carlsrud, c. Carlsrud, c. Northrop. w. o. Horman, M. J. Dumsey, Mrs J. Duncan, Mrs Alfred EIlas, Mrs Charles Bell Mrs Mary Muiholland, Marie c. Hallock, Mrs William Synott. Mrs William Room , ey, Olive Bergin and Anna Devine. , Among the Holy Cross college stu dents who arrived home yesterday to {. spend the summer vacations at their homes are: Stephen and Edward BeYgin of Willow strete: John Dillon . of Chestnut avenue; William Jones of Second avenue and Walter and E William Monagan of Euclid avenue. \
 Miss Ruth Robinson of Nauga- tuck entertained at pastel bed- room shower at her home yesterday in compliment to Miss Catherine Sherwood of Coniston avenue. The guests included: Misses Suzanne Hill Leach, Barbara Reynolds, Betty Price, Frances Beardsley, Ruth Will mot and Helen Wetherbie of New N. Y. u