The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-14

was recently rendered Mrs Frank Harmon. formerly Miss Anna Eisen- berg at the home of Miss Mary Austin of the Plank road. Games and music were enjoyed and buff fet luncheon was served. The guests included: Misses Helen Walker. Marie Mcclure, Audrey Rogers, Mary McGrath, Adrienne Paradis, Anna Kerney. Mary Tammaro, Hell en Poplis, Florence Blatman, Kath- ryn Doolan. Florence Goodrean, Isabelle Green. Frances Barnosky, Mary Austin, Mrs Anna Burke, Mrs Martha McNulty, Mrs Nettie Moore, Mrs Sally Leisring. Mrs Josephine Berteau, Mrs Harold Iris. Mrs John Alexander Jr. Mrs Catherine Conway and Mrs Lima Mansfield.
 The marriage of Miss Jane Cov- elli, daughter of Mrs Raffaela Gov elli of Hill street to Charles Rom- aniello, son of MT and Mrs Anthony Romaniello Of Pilgrim avenue is to take place Monday morning at 9 O. clock at St Lucy's church.
 Miss Ruth Karnofsky of North Main street entertained at party at her home Thursday evening. Her guests included: Misses Evelyn Goldman. Rose Korkin. George Blumenheld. Sam Bell and Sidney Matzkin.
 A Valentine card party will be held this afternoon at the Water- bury Women's club by the members Of the club. Prizes will be award cd to the winners at each table. Following the card playing deli cious luncheon will be served. The affair is in charge of the Ways and Means committee which includes: Mrs Frederick; c. Margraff. chair. man, assisted by Mrs William c. Brooks, Mrs James A. Burns, Mrs Layton. P. Frantz. Mrs William R. Grierson, Mrs Clair L. Hollister, Mrs Warren D. Platt, Mrs w. J. Rich- ards and Mrs Robert s. Walker.
 A card party for the benefit of the Wolcott Agricultural society was held this week at the home of MT and Mrs Charles H. Tyrrell of Wolcott. Among the guests were Mrs Amelia Golden, Mrs Gus Kreger Mrs Edgar Morrell, Mrs William Dumschott, Mrs Francis H. Smith, Mrs Raymond Dunn, Miss Martha Traver, MT and Mrs Alfred German, MT and Mrs John Kruse, MT and Mrs William Klitka, MT and Mrs John Bergin. MT and Mrs Harlow Bassett MT and Mrs Harry Kilbourn and MT and Mrs Henry l.. Norton.
 Mrs Wendell r. Vail gave a Val entine luncheon and bridge at her home on Edgehill avenue recently. Her guests were Mrs George Cash man, Mrs George Cowles. Mrs Perry White, Mrs c. Arthur Dubois, Mrs Ralph Meyers, Mrs Paige Seaton, Mrs Walter Norman. Mrs M. J. Dempsey, Mrs Robert Johnson, Mrs M. J. Toomey, Mrs Merwin Main, Mrs Harold Fenton, Mrs Charles Newett, Mrs Charles Holbrook of Bristol and Mrs Edward Bradley.
 Miss Adrienne Arcand entertained the members of the Happy-Go- her home on Watertown avenue on Thursday evening. A delicious lunch- con was served, the table being prettily arranged in a color scheme of red and white. Miss Arcand's guests were: Simonne Deschene, Della Marchand, Juliette Hamel, Pauline Grenier, Germaine Chabot, Alice Morrissey and Alma Donais.
 Miss Julia Conley entertained a number of her associates at the tele- phone company at Valentine party at her home on Johnson street Thursday evening. Decorations ap- propriate of the season adorned the house and unique favors were given the guests. Prize for the prettiest costume was given Miss Elizabeth Dunn who was att,red in all old fashioned gown fashioned with hoop shirt and pantaletts. Claire Fox was given the prize for the funniest cos tune, wearing a small girls costume with hair ribbons. A turkey supper was served. The guests included: Misses Mae Maroney, Helen Harmon, Bertha and Claire Fox, Elizabeth Dunne, Gertrude Lang, Mary Camp, Anna Splettstosher, Mildred Hayes.
 Mr and Mrs Herbert II. Reynolds of 24 Shelter street, Highlawn. have been entertaining at their home. MT Reynolds two sisters, Mrs Charles Standfast of Fordham, N. r.. and Mrs Fayette Mahon and two daugh- ters, Mrs Otto Higgins and Miss Elet- ta Mahon of Coperstown. N. Y. MT Reynolds and his sisters have been separated since childhood. It is 27 years since he has seen Mrs Stand fast and 50 years since seeing Mrs Mahon.
 NO AWE FOR CUPID
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