The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-23

nue will be graduated from Vassar C
 The marriage of Miss Alma F. Collins, daughter of MT and Mrs Edward L. Collins of Kingsbury street, and Edward Lawrence Bowling of Hartford. formerly of this city, is to take place Monday morning at 8 o'clock at the Immac- ulate Conception church.
 Mrs Charles J. velte is in charge of arrangements for the annual strawberry supper of the First Con- Igregational church which is to be held Wednesday night at 6 o'clock. The money derived from the supper will be spent in sending delegates to the young peoples Congregational conference at Storrs, June "A to July 3.
 Mrs velte has announced the fol- lowing sub chairmen: Soliciting com mittee, Mrs Victor Hedberg. Jr: tickets, the young peoples society; publicity, William F. Briggs. The committee in charge of serving is composed of members of the young peoples ssociety and all of the young peoples organizations of the Sunday school. The committee in charge of the kitchen consists of: Mrs Gama- liel Bailey, Mrs Woodbury, H. Bailey Miss Ruth E. Camp, Mrs William A. i Service and Mrs Charles J. Velte. Miss Betty Dalton of New York. daughter of Mrs Aaron Paur of West Main street recently attended the freshman prom and Derby day festi- vities at Yale university, as the guest of John McTernan of Columbia boulevard.
 Miss Jeannette Lanctot of Silver street was given a surprise party by her sister, Miss Irene Lanctot, at her home in honor of her birthday. Green and white was used in the | color scheme for the home decora- ton and games were enjoyed. Lunch was served. Among the guests were Misses Marie Cunningham, Edith Moody, Polly Shanahan, Theresa Farley, Grace Farley. Emily Ferris. Lillian Murphy, Irene Reynolds, Carmen Rose, Kathleen Rose and MT and Mrs Aime Lanctot. Miss Lanctot was tre recipient of several gifts from those who attended.
 
 eighth birthday recently was given Miss Mary O'Rourke of Grandview avenue. Yellow and white was the color scheme used in the home dec- oration. Those present were Moreno Carroll, Marion McNulty, Rosemary Day, Doris Day, Marilyn Reihle, Charlotte Phelan, Mary Ray, Vir- ginia McNulty, Mary Katsin, Dor othy Conway. Theresa Conway. Alice Fitzgerald, Mary Cormier. Frances Cormier. Jeanette Cormier, Mary Fahy, Eleanor O'Rourke, Frank Mc- Weeney, Daniel McNulty, James Conway. Francis Fahy and John 'Rourke.
 MT and Mrs Mark L. Sperry, Jr, of Middlebury and MT and Mrs Don- aid s. Futile of Naugatuck have been at Winchedon. Mass, visiting for a week. Mrs Sperry has just returned from Cincinnati where she attended the annual conference of | the Junior leagues of America as president of the local league. Mrs Hugh M. Sutherland of Wood street and Mrs Henry F. Kuntz of North Main street attended meet ing of district stewards of the new Haven district held in Bristol on Tuesday at the Methodist church. One of the principal speakers was Miss Welker of Hartford general chairman of educational work. Mir and Mrs Herman B. Engleman of Hillside avenue have returned from a few days stay in New York. Martin L. weigner of Tracy ave- nue is in Philadelphia visiting with relatives.
 Mrs George A. Driggs of Prospect street was elected second vice-pres- ident of the Connecticut society of Colonial Danes at the annual meet | ing and luncheon of the organiza- tion held on Tuesday at Webb house In Wethersfield. Mrs Charles M. Andrews of New Haven was re- elected president and Mrs Daniel A. Markham of Hartford first vice. president.
 Miss Bertha Krulish and Mrs Marjorie Adams were hostesses at a kitchen shower given for Mrs John Dews of East Main street, re- gently. Those present were Mrs Mary o'Donneii. Mrs E. Barrett. Mrs c. Williams. Mrs Molly Burns, Mrs A. Krulish. Misses Helen Han. Icy, Susan coeehiola, Mary Mccar. thy, Doris Palmer. Nancy Fitxeer' aid. Hazel Johnson. Lila Laplant. Belle Higal. Dorothy Bessette. Della | Moore, Marguerite Dunn, Mildred | lIehards, Catherine Long, Mary iIedderman. Meta Pope. Adelaide Pope, BerAa krulIsh. Mrs Adams and Mrs Dews'
 Miss Vera crandall, daughter or
 Nr and Mrs Walter crandnII of oak Hiveet, was siven \ farewell party ht ths home of her parents, recently The guests were Mf and Mrs clars enee Mclean, Mr and MFs Efnesi Walden, hiP and Mrs William pnlln, Mg and Mrs Harry Nuiland, Mrs iinih AlsdOpf, Mrs Maude illll, Mrs pi0ronss Harder, Welcome cfandali, ildNAra 0ilrlen, John kOFhen, bds ward Heaisv, Paul shaw. Misses Waffle hanhfv, Mande fIlII, Edith Olfala aas and Nlnlla Ulkol0aa. ,I