The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-18


 M<1 Andrew D. Mcintosh of Taft 1chc0l entertained the members of <he Wellesley club at . St Patrick's lay tea. given yesterday afternoon In honor of Miss Ethel Hooper, presi- her birthday. During the afternoon business program was held with discussion of present day Russia taking place. Several talks on the various phases of life under the So- viets were given by members of the club. Those present were Misses Z Ethel Hooper, Jane Butler, Ruth EDerry. Ethel Ziglatzki, Isabel Mac Kerracher, and Mrs Levi Wilcox, Mrs William Valentine. Mrs Joel Butler, Mrs J. Francis Roland, Mrs Carlton Young, and Mrs Forrest Rurinton.
 The Hyde Park Pinochle club held It's weekly meeting on Tuesday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs John Larmett of Sudbury street. Prizes were won by Mrs D. Reding and E Hrs A. Hole. Luncheon was served. Those present were Mrs A. w. Thompson, Mrs A. Warren. Mrs b. Reding, Mrs H. Lucas, Mrs J. Bunt- ing. Mrs A. Hole, Mrs M. White. anF Mrs J. Larmett.
 Miss Alice Whitcomb of East Main street has returned after spending several days as the guest of rela- tives In Philadelphia.
 The employees of the City Hall and few of their friends enjoyed a de- lightful St Patrick's party at the Hotel Waterbury last night. The guest of honor was Mayor Frank Hayes. Others attending were: Misses Betty McGivney, Mary Dow ling. Julie Guile. Anne Derwin, Lucy Reid. Veronica Phelan, Helen Shea, Helen Bowling, Kitty Malone, Mary Cavanaugh, Anna Hurley, Mildred Lawlor, Attracta Murray, Mary Troy, Jennie McEvoy. Madeline McFadden. Bessie Shea, Betty Sullivan, Amelia Gumpper, Julia Moran, Margaret Bowling, Helen Tehan, Dorothy Tier ney, Loretta Bowes, Katherine Burns Rachel Angele, Catherine Maloney. Helen Sweeney, Mrs Ralph Vau- ghn. Larry Doyle, William Ennis. w. J. Reach, MT and Mrs Will { Ham Sullivan, Harry Frank, Joseph Kelly, Dr F. T. Keeley, MT and Mrs Z Martin O'Rourke, Charles Dougher- ty, Mir and Mrs Frank Cassin, MT and Mrs Fred Erwin. Mir and Mrs John Fitzgerald, Patrick Moylan, Martin Dunn, James Calvin, Harry Minor, Dr and Mrs E. J. Godfrey. William Shanahan. Joseph St Louis, Michael Slavin, Frank Carlo, Mir and Mrs Stephen Sullivan, John Barry, Michael Slavin and William Shana- han.
 Mrs Wellington Wookey of Bald win street. Watertown, entertained at a card party at her home yester- day afternoon, the proceeds to be given to Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters. Those attending were:
 Mrs Frank S. Teller, Mrs Clifford Pettijean and Mrs Carpenter, all of Waterbury; Mrs Kenney A. Beach of Cheshire, Mrs Glenn Dustin, Mrs Peter Besancon, Mrs William Woo key. Mrs Louvane Fox of Waterbury, Mru Raymond Main of Oakville. Mrs Fred Logue, Mrs Peter Lund, Mrs Ralph Humiston, Mrs Harold Booth, Mrs William Lindsay, Mrs Edward Ranslow, Mrs John Crane. Mrs Will fred Bryan, Mrs John Norton, Mrs Putnam of Waterbury, Mrs Thomas Riley, Mrs Herbert J. Evans. Mrs David Davis, Mrs George Adams. Mrs Arthur Beach, Mrs Herbert ott-Smith, Mrs William E. Rey- nOldS, MrS adTry 6rOHSOH, MFS bert rand, ST. of Oakville, Mrs Wilbur Hewitt, Miss Blanche Woodward, Miss Arlene Porter, Miss Carnelia Moshier, Miss Marion Ransom, Miss Hazel Ransom, Miss Helen Mattoon and Miss J. Bronson.
 Mrs Irwin T. Claus of Wood1awn Terrace entertained at St Patrick's day farewell party on Friday in honor of Mrs Cecil Eaton of Plaza avenue who will leave soon to take up her residence in Wilmington, Delaware. Bridge was played and high scores were made by Mrs J. O. F. ManherZ, Miss Madeline Flynn, and Mrs George Cowles. The guests included Mrs George Cowles, Mrs Harry Johnquist, Mrs J. O. F. Man. herz. Mrs J. Francis Roland. Miss Esther Mclean. Miss Madeline Flynn, Mrs Cecil Eaton, and Mrs Irwin Claus.
 Mrs Herman Pace of Richmond Hill, l.. l., is visiting her sister, Mrs Edward Cohen and Mir Cohen of Moran street.