The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-13

The following members of the 1es1Ior class at the Waterbury Cath ole high school will act as usher .etfs at the annual meeting of the Waterbury Council of Catholic We nien which will De held on Sunday: 1f1eses Catherine Nolan. Betty Rice, M&rgaret Wagner and Christine Moy- ndl1an of commercial IV-2 and Ger frjlde Degnan, Adrienne Arcard, Mar 41o1n Healey, Margaret Candy of commercial " and Ann Cronin, Vir- gfnia Moore, Mildred Delaney and Mary Wrenn of the classical depart ment.
 Mrs Virginia O'Callaghan of Chase avenue entertained the members of 4 the Waterville Girls club at her home last evening. A regular busi- ness meeting was conducted during which an announcement was made that meetings will be held on the first and third Thursdays of each month at the club rooms of the Beardsley & Wolcott company. At the next meeting St Patrick's card party and social will be held. Fol- lowing the meeting a luncheon was served. Those attending included Gladys Monroe, Hagen White, Cece- lia Brenneis. Dorothy Worth, Ida Zfbeli, Julia Rose, Grace Totten, Dorothy Richardson, Nave Dittrich, Virginia O'Callaghan, Phoebe En- mons and Dorothy Budde.
 Mrs Joseph Cannon, the former Miss Mary Kelly of Fox street. this city entertained at dinner and bridge at her home on Sigourney street. Hartford. last evening for the teach ers in the lower grades at Barnard school The guests included Misses Alice Lynch, Marie Horigan. Elsie Nolan, Helen Noonan, Helen Malone. Helen Flaherty and Helen Wood. First prize was won by Elsie Nolan, consolation by Helen Flaherty.
 Miss Helen Garren of Coe street recently visited with friends in Hart ford.
 Mrs Louis Won Lott of Chipman street was hostess at a bridge given ats her home yesterday for the mem Club of the Third Congregational church. Five tables were in play and prizes were won by Mrs Clar- ence Jessell. Mrs Frank Ballock, Mrs James Stewart, Mrs Edwin Glover and Mrs Mort Chipman. Those att tending were: Mrs Raymond Evans Mrs Matthew Adgate, Mrs Howard Holcomb, Mrs Clarence Jessell, Mrs Frank Hallock, Mrs Robert Jenkins, Nichols, Mrs Louis Won Lott, Mrs Harry Roden, Mrs James Stewart. Mrs E. Taylor, Mrs Gilbert Hender- son, Mrs Albert Dumschott, Mrs Henry Vollers, Mrs Edwin Glover, Mrs Harold L. Fogg, Mrs Joseph Smith, Mrs Harry Waterworth, Mrs Mort Chipman. and Mrs Louis Os- trander.
 Members of the Cheshire League of Women Voters will meet Monday for the March meeting and it will be in the form of a luncheon, to be held at the Yellow Candle tea room. Mrs Florence Kitchelt of New Haven executive director of the Connecticut branch of the league of nations, will be the guest speaker. Mrs Kitchelt will speak on "The Story of the World Court" and international Re- 1ations." As she has been 8 member of. the Institute of Politics at Will 1iamstown, a member of the Institute ofsInternational Relations in Geneva, has attended the sessions of the as- sefnbly of the league of nations and visited the world court at The Hague, she is exceptionally well qualified to talk on these subjects.
 Mrs Kitchelt has been in demand as speaker throughout the state and the league Is especially. fortu- nate in being able to bring her to Cheshire, Mrs Frederick Webster. president of the Waterbury league and Mrs Delevan Ives of the Walling- ford branch will also be present as guests of the league. Several of the presidents of ather leagues through out the state have been invited and acceptances have been received. Rs- ertations for the luncheon can be made through Mrs George I. Jer- aids and it is expected that many will take advantage of the opportu- Kitchelt.