The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-25
Social and Personal

153 Newton terrace left Tuesday for a weeks sojourn in Atlantic City.
 The Waterbury Chapter of Hadas- sah will hold @ cake sale at the Miller & Peck store all day to- morrow. The proceeds are to be given to the Palestine hospital.
 A card party was given Monday evening at the home of MT and Mrs William Dumschatt of Wolcott for the benefit of the Wolcott Agricul- tural society. Those attending were: MT and Mrs Harry F: Kiibourn. MT Mrs John Harlow Hassett, Mir and Mrs John Bergen. MT and Mrs Hen ry l.. Norton, Mir and Mrs Charles H. TyrrelI, MT and Mrs George Greer. MT and Mrs William A. Dum- schatt. Mrs Floyd Allen, Miss Helen Box. Miss Rita Church. Mrs William J. Carter. Mrs James Ney, Mrs Ameia Golden, Mrs Gus Kreger. Mrs Almazor Hamel, Kenneth E. Nor ton, William E. Brown, Louis Grohs. Thomas Morrissey.
 Mrs W. l.. E. Arler and children of this city are at the Dodge hotel
 
 D. C.
 Misses Ruth Swan and Mildred Carlson of Naugatuck are spending a week in Canada
 Attorney Harry Rubin has re- turned to his home on Long Island after visiting his father, Philip Ru- bin of Naugatuck.
 Miss Marjorie Glynn of Ives street entertained a number of her little friends on Sunday afternoon, the occasion being her eighth birth- day. The home was attractively decorated in pink and green stream CTS, and 0 large birthday cake with eight candles formed the table cen terpiece. Several games were played for which prizes were awarded to the winners. Marjorie Donlan, one of the guests. entertained the chill dren with an exhibition of fancy toe dancing. Tap and clog dancing was given by Marguerite and Jane Bel court. Mildred and Janet Corcoran, Marjorie Glynn and Madeline Card. Several musical selections were rendered by Alice Pryor, Mary Madden, Barbara Lusher and Mary little Marjorie received many beau tiful gifts. The guests included: Eleanor and Marjorie Donlon, Lo- retta Dillan, Mary Gillette, Alice May, Anne and Lorraine Wolff, Doris Bissett, Mildred Sharkey, Jean and Marcia Stracken. Madeline and Betty Card, Mildred and Janet Cor coran, Mary Walsh. Mary Harmon, Jean and Marguerite Belcourt, Alice Pryor, Barbara Lusher, Mary Mad- den, Mary Crowley and Marjorie Glynn.
 Mrs Fl. Winters and daughter Irene of Washington street, spent the week end with relatives in Mil ford.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Coult of Hillside avenue, Winsted, observed their 6Oth wedding anniversary yesterday. In honor of the occasion, a dinner party was held at their Coult were married at Waltham. Mass, Feb. 24, 1871, and have lived in Winsted for the past 43 years. Mir. Coult was formerly superinten- dent of the New England Knitting Go. He was 79 years of age and Mrs. Coult is v. They are the par ents of MT. and Mrs. Lemuel Free man of Greenleaf avenue, who were among the guests at the reception.
 Howard Ryan of Boston is spend- ing a few days as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Leon R. Ham of Robbins street.
 A surprise birthday reception was rendered Mrs. Louis A. Moss at her home in Wolcott Monday evening. The guests included MT. and Mrs. Joseph Moss, MT. and Mrs. Fred Goulet. MT. and Mrs. David Lyons, MT. and Mrs. Joseph N. Galipeau, MT. and Mrs. P. L. Beauchemin, MT. and Mrs. Louis A. Moss, Miss Celeste Moss. Miss Margaret Shay, Miss Dorothy Moss, Miss Edith Moss and Raymond Beauchemin.
 A bridge luncheon was recently given at the home of Mrs. F. H. Pe- terson and Mrs. Helen c. Bowen of cluded Mrs. Charles ePterson and Mrs. Louvane Fox of Waterbury, Mrs. A. c. Rocker and Mrs. John Pope of Oakville; Mrs. William Black, Mrs. Clough, Mrs. J. D. Mac Donald, Mrs. Estelle Mattoon, Mrs. r. N. Bean, Mrs. J. J. Keilty, Miss Helen Mattoon, Miss Marjorie Black and Miss Florence CIough.
 A surprise party was given on Friday evening in honor of William Moore at his home on Driggs street. The guests included: Misses Mary o. Shea. Mary Moore, Mae Clark, Mary Mahoney, Madeline White, Margaret Moore. Loretta Clark, Evelyn Moore, Agnes Gagain. Josephine Moore. su- sic Gagain. Mary Shea and Henry Gagain, Linwood Miner, Leonard Grenier, Gilman Johnston, Leonard Shaffer. William Kitty, William Moore. Charles O'Day, Edward Stu art, Howard Gagain, Edward Gagain, William Sears, MT and Mrs w, Moore and MT and Mrs NJ. Gagain.
 Mrs s. l.. Murphy of Walnut street is spending a week in New York