The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-29
PERSONAL
Winter Garden Party To Be Held At
 WOnen.s Club

The Waterbury women's club will sponsor one of their largest and most attractive meetings of the year when they conduct the Winter Garden party at the club on Tuesday afternoon. During the afternoon bridge will be enjoyed and a class in parliamentary law will be conducted. Tea will be served from to o'clock with Mrs Rollin Clark and Mrs D. Vincent Randall pouring. The committee in charge of the tea includes: Mrs Rollin Clark, chair man assisted by Mrs Louis Auber, Mrs Walter Van Tassel, Mrs Will liam Briggs, Mrs John H. Curtis, Mrs Frederick M. Peasley, Mrs os- car Stahl, Mrs Russell Singsen, Mrs Frank Buchanan, Mrs r. White, Mrs Arthur Goepel, Mrs Arthur Barnard, Mrs s. Main and Mrs Warren s. Trott.
 The officers of the club in- cluding: Mrs John c. Bradley, Mrs Charles A. Templeton, Mrs John A. Coe, Mrs Andrew C.. Camp bell, Mrs Edwin J. Rockwell, Mrs Charles M. Saltsman, Mrs Arthur H. Langley, Mrs Robert s. Walker, Mrs Nelson T. Miller and Mrs Ben- jamin Chatfield will receive the guests. The interior of the club will be transposed into winter scene by an abundance of winter flowers and decorations which will be generously distributed throughout the club house.
 The committee in charge of the meeting includes: Mrs William sherman Smith, Mrs Frank N. Hess, Mrs Frederick A. Stewart, Mrs Raymond Schroeder and Mrs Frank L. Squires. The meeting is open to all club members and their friends.
 A full two days is in store for the delegates to the eleventh annual convention of the Connecticut League of Women Voters in this city next month. The convention is scheduled for November IS and 19 at the Hotel Elton.
 Among the speakers will be Will liam E. Brigham, chief of the edi- torial staff of the Boston Trans cropt, Thomas Chadbourne of New York, Professor Richard Smith of the Yale l. W school, rejected gu- bernatorial appointee for the State Public Utilities Commission. Rich- ard Philips, g. cretary of the Judi cal Council, Raymond Fuller, exe- cutive secretary of the State Child Welfare commission and Miss Katharine Ludington, vice-pres.- dent of the Nation. League of Wo- men Voters.
 Among the matters to be dis cussed will be a plan for more militant political activity in SUD- port of the Leagues campaign to have Connecticut women made eligible for jury service.
 A bridge was given recently at the home of Mrs Joseph DiPietro of Wildemere avenue in honor of her sister. Mrs Nicholas Massa. Seven tables were in play and prizes were awarded to those max ing high score. Mrs Massa was presented with a purse. Previous to her marriage which took place on June 22nd, Mrs Massa was Miss Theresa Fernandez. The guests included: Mrs Albert Pelosi, Mrs Roland 'Ruggiero, Mrs Phillip Sar- d 'i, Mrs Louis DiVito, Mrs Phil- lip Morecchi, Mrs Carmine Capt. duO, mrS AhluOHy NdTuciiO, NIB Lewis Colosanto, Mrs Anthony Ri- tucci, Mrs Joseph Parzial, Mrs Harry Dabelone, Miss Helen Mar e--hi, Mrs Joseph Spadola, Mrs Charles Ruggiero, Mrs Edward Biancardi, Miss Gilda, Rettino, Mrs Michael Galullo, Mrs Andrew Di- Pietro, Miss Marion Martino, Miss Rose DiPietro, Mrs Joseph Cimin- era, Mrs Alfred Erk, Mrs Frank Bowes, Mrs Frank Nastri, Mrs Leo Ruggiero, Mrs Nicholas A. Masso and Mrs Joseph DiPietro.
 The home of Mrs John P. Elton of Church street was opened yes- terday for a tea which was spo1- sored by the Waterbury League Of Women Voters. Mrs Joseph Davis Mrs Frederick s. Chase and Mrs Frank P. McEvoy poured. The re- ception committee consisted of Mrs John H. Foster and Mrs Harry s. Coe. A homemade cake and candy table was in charge of Mrs Herman K -ster and Mrs Fred A. Webster conducted white ele- phant" table.