The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-04

The regular meeting of the Bunker Hill Parent-Teachers' association was held yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the school gymnasium. The meeting was In charge of commit tee consisting of Mrs William liar rison. Mrs Clarence Bartlett, Mrs Thomas Audrey, Mrs F.. D. James, Mrs R. C. Fisher and Miss Mae Fin- nan. The children of the school fur nished the program which was as follows: piano solo by Beverly Stocking, tap dance by Gertrude Leary and Beverly Tompkins, waltz clog by Helen Jones, nursery rhyme chorus with 22 children participat- ing in costume, toe dance by Ger trude Leary, Spanish dance by Bradley, solo waltz by Helen Jones, Japanese dance by, Gertrude Leary, Beverly Tompkins, Shirley Weaving and Barbara Walton. An announce ment of the next meeting which is to take place on the first Tuesday of April was made and the committee on spiritual training will be in charge of the meeting. Miss Ethel Roberts, secretary of the New Ha- ven Council of Religious Education will be the speaker.
 A. surprise birthday party was given in honor of Miss Jennie Syl- vester at her home on Abbott avenue recently by her mother and sister, Mrs A. Sylvester and Mrs Eugene Migliaro. The home was attractive ly decorated with streamers and cut flowers. The guest of honor was the
 recipient of many gifts. Entertain
 ment was enjoyed and q delicious | luncheon was served. Those present | were: Misses Mary Camp, Anna Di-
 Fronzo, Jennie Morea, Anna Greco,
 Josephine Calvin, Phyliss Sirica,
 Caroline Migliaro, Josephine San-
 teri, Phyliss and Lucy Sirica. Flor
 ence Meehan, Madeline Orsini, Lou
 ise Rubino, Mary Chicetto, Helen
 and Edyth Colangelo, Julia Janetty,
 Mary Lanese, Anna Turney, Mary Aleva, Theresa Morone, Mildred
 Emanuel, Rose Panasci. Evelyn Fus-
 co, Angie Elergini. Marie Valerie, Laura Bozzutto, Emma D'Ambrose, Olga Colangelo, Josephine Leva, Rose Perzarelll, Betty DiFronzo,
 Jennie Compini. Adeline Spino, Lou
 ise D'Andria. Mary Perugni. Rose
 Petro, Georgiana Dulovi, Mrs AL phonse Sirica, MT and Mrs John
 Cam, Mrs Samuel Colangelo, Mrs | Frank MazZalupo, MT and Mrs Will liam Tedesco, MT and Mrs Michael | DiPrimio, Mr and Mrs Patsy Mig liaro, Mrs Frank Morone, Mrs J. O'connor, MT and Mrs Samuel Cap | polla, Frank Rossi. Anthony Fon- tano, Michael DiStasio, Michael For I tano, Edward Mccormick, John 1 Brown, Joseph Masticano, Philip
 Cieriello, Sylvia DiF'ronzo, Nicholas
 Zappone, John. Pasqualc. Anthony
 and Joseph Sylvester, Michael Tes-
 tn. Arthur Mastura. Frank Testa,
 Louis DeLeo, Joseph Champagne,
 Anthony. Raymond and Eugene Mig llaro, Vincent Palmieri. Jerry Sarno,
 Joseph Morgan, Joseph Brown, MT
 and Mrs E. A. Migllaro and MT and
 Mrs A. Sylvester.
 I Mir and Mrs James NJ. Bowling of l the Woodtick road entertained the
 members of their bridge party at their home Saturday evening. Their | guests included: MT and Mrs John l c. Moriarty, MT and Mrs Jerome
 Wolff, MT and Mrs Mary A. Tierney,
 MT and Mrs Frank Healey and MT
 and Mrs James P. Walsh.
 The Ladies' society of the West
 Side church entertained at a surprise l birthday reception last evening at
 the home of Mrs Olaf Rasmussen of
 Shirley street in honor of her sister, | Mrs Albert Nelson. The guests in- cluded: Mrs Charles Wirth, Mrs
 Charles Balcom. Mrs Adolph Micllez, | Mrs William Lyons, Mrs Ridgway 1 Shinn. Mrs Chester Little. Mrs Cur
 tiss, Mrs Donald Taylor. Mrs Roy | BolleS, Mrs Jerome Leonard Misses
 Jesse and Shirley Rasmussen. Mrs Edward Burnes.
 I A surprise birthday reception was
 recently rendered Miss Lillian Claf- | fey at her home on Cole street. The | guests included: Misses Mary Shug-
 rue, Doris Maloney, Betty Eaters.
 Eleanor Ready, Airline Kecfc. EIea-
 nor Bowling, Josephine McGraii,,
 Helen Murphy, Florence Karpavich,
 Andrew Cavanaugh. Michael Breen, | Thomas Kane, Frederick Sullivan,
 John Murphy. James Strong, Ed- Il xna a..d Cfhhnn0