The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-09

MRS BREEDER
 Mrs Palomba: was recently cleo it's annual meeting and election of o
 Mrs Carlton Perkins has returned to her home in New York after wis., iting for several days with her mother, Mrs Charles Westberg of Middlebury.
 The Bunker Hill Literary club is to hold a meeting on Friday, the 18th. Mrs Edwin H. Jones Is chair r.an of the arrangements. Miles Martin, organist at St Johns church, will give lecture and re- cital. The hostesses for the meeting are Mrs Tracy Smith and Mrs Charles F.. Welton.
 Mrs Thomas Morgan of Chestnut avenue recently entertained at a miscellaneous shower at her home l:l honor of Mrs Eugene LarlSin. The guests included: Mrs B. R. Kelsey, Mrs A. IT. Hurlbut, Miss Clara Woodruff, Miss Josephine Frisbie, Mrs Carrie Williams, Mrs George Watson and MT and Mrs Thomas Morgan.
 MT and Hrs Hayden William Brown of 738 Whitney avenue, New Haven, formerly of Waterbury, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Frances Brown, to Donald Case Townley, son of Calvert Townley of New Haven and New York and the late Mrs Townley.
 Miss Brown was graduated from St Margaret 5 school in Waterbury, School of Fine Arts and the Penn sylvania Academy of Fine Arts. She is active in the Philadelphia Art AL liance and the Paint and Clay Club in New Haven.
 MT Townley was graduated from Phillips Academy, Andover in 1917, and from Yale, Sheffield in 1920, where he was a member of Colony and the Berbe1ius society At pres ent he is director and manager of the Kolynos company in New Haven. His clubs include the Yale club of New York, the Quinnipiack Club, New Haven Lawn club and the New Haven Yacht club.
 A short meeting of Division 5, l.. A. O. A. H. will be held tomor- row night at 8 o'clock in Hibernian hall. Rehearsal of the choir and also of the drill team will be held, in preparation of the initiation of a large class of candidates on March 18th. All members are requested to attend.
 Misses Margaret and Anna Finley of East Main street have returned after spending the week end in Cliff ton, N. J.
 Miss Emily Merriman is confined to he home on Ludlow street with an attack of the grip.
 Edward Barlow of Prospect street spent the week end in New York city.
 MT and Mrs Eric Pape and chil- dren of Fern street left yesterday to spend a few weeks in Miama, Fla.
 Mrs Jennie Coss of Watertown ave- nue has returned to her home after being confined to St Mary's hospital for several weeks.
 The Waterbury Women's club will hold their regular meeting to- morrow afternoon which will be preceded by spring luncheon at 2:15 o'clock. The speaker will be Harry B. Dow, who is chairman of the Waterbury charter commission, MT Dow will discuss the commission During the business session, the club members will take a vote on the re- vision of the bylaws. A piano duet Will De given by Mrs Herbert s. Root and Mrs J. Winfred Beecher. Host esses for the luncheon will include: Mrs A. s. Ketcham. Mrs F. B. Ter ry. Mrs F. B. Daniels, Mrs w, H. Allen. Mrs H. L Horrigan. Mrs J. c. sherwood, Mrs H. E. Preusser, Mrs; l.. T. Auber, Mrs John c. Bradley, Mrs c. W. Stewart. Mrs Oscar Stahl, Mrs H. c. Hull CT, Mrs F. l.. Squires, Mrs G. M. Grant, Mrs H. s Coe. Mrs C. W. Moeller.
 MT and Mrs Samuel Arthur Chase announce the engagement of their sister, Miss Mildred Elson Novitzky to David Gerson Schneider of New York city. Miss Novitzky is the youngest daughter of the late Pro- lessor Henry Raphael Novitzky and the late Johanna Bison Novitzky of jacksonville, Florida. Since her graduation from St Margaret's school. Miss Novitzky has been studying voice in NeW York city and Is at present member of of the choir of the Church of the Ascension at 5th avenue and 10th street, New York. MT Schneider is associated with the advertising firm of Young d. Rubican O: New York city.
 Mrs Irving Hall Chase of Water- bury and Palm Beach was guest at the tea given by MT and Mrs Ar thur Hudson Marks Friday at their Palm Beach home in honor of MT and Mrs Edgar s. Larsen and Count and Countess John de Perdicaris.
 Mrs Chase will be a.. patroness this evening for the annual ship wreck party to be given at the CSl- ony club for the benefit of Palm Peach charity
 MT and Mrs John Kiely Of New Haven are spending several days with relatives in town.
 Frank Donnelly of Harvard street has returned to his home after a week end visit in New York city.
 Miss Elizabeth Finley of East Main street Is spending several days tn New York eitys