The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-21

The Connecticut Russell Sage club met Saturday at the home of Mrs Eunce Stadtmiller Orr of Meriden. The following officers were elected for the next two years: President, Miss Katherine Goodwin of Hart ford; vice president. Miss Margaret Gordon of Hazardville; correspond ing rytreasurer, Miss Ruth Holden of Hartford: recording sec retary, Miss Isabel Bengler of Che shire. sixteen members were pre- sent at the meeting. Miss Margaret Gordon of the Alumnae Council spoke on the recent council meeting. | The next meeting will be held in i May at the home of Miss Ella Sum- ] ner of Bolton.
 Mrs Randolph P. Mason of Robin Road, West Hartford. who will leave for Europe next month to take up her appointment as European in vestigator for the National Commit tee for the Cause and Cure of War, will be honored at a luncheon Tues day, April 28. at 12:30 D. m., at the Hartford Y. w. C. A.. 262 Ann street All of the Hartford women's organ izations in the Connecticut Council of International Relations, as well as friends and associates of Mrs Mason in Hartford and throughout the state are invited to participate in the vent.
 Mrs Kemp B. Bachelor is chair man of the committee in charge of arrangements and is being assisted by Mrs Edward H. LorenZ. Mrs Lu- man K. Babcock and Mrs Theodore C. O'Brien.
 Reservations should be made by Monday noon at the Y. w. C. A. Any friends of Mrs Mason and those in terested in her work are cordially invited.
 Mrs Mason will go directly to Poland when she leaves this coun- try and will spend three or four months in research there.
 Later she will attend the confer ence of the League of Nations in Geneva. returning to this country in sociated with the committe for the Cause and Cure of War since it's inception and has been leader of discussions groups in the past two national conferences in Washington. In 1928. she was chairman for Con- necticut section of the national com mittee when the group was organ iZed in behalf of the ratification of the Briand Kellogg pact and has bee2 associated with the Council of International Relations since it's organization.
 Mrs. Benjamin Chatfield of Hew- lett street entertained at a lunch con at her home to-day in honor of Mrs. B. W. Tinker of Freiburg, Me.
 Mrs. William Shanahan of Fred erick street entertained at personal shower at her home on Saturday evening in compliment to her niece, Miss Catherine Stevens of Ashmun street. who is to be married early next month to Alton Norton of Ray mond street. The guest of honor was the recipient of many beautiful gifts.
 Miss Grace Cole of Wolcott en- tertained at her home over the week end, Charles Mclaughlin of New York city and Joseph McMur- do of Newark, N. J.
 Miss Dorothy Danen of Pirc street spent the weekend in Hart ford where she was the guest of MT and Mrs Charles Danen.
 Edward Desroches and Joseph Fox of Holyoke, Mass, visited MT and Mrs J. H. Asselin of Lone Oak avenue over the weekend.
 Miss Sadie Howard of West Main street has left to take up her resi- dence in Baltimore, Md.
 Miss Mary Hickman of Farview avenue, Wolcott, who is to be mar ried in the near future to Alfred Winchell of Wolcott, was recently rendered surprise kitchen shower at the home of Mrs Louis A. Win chell of Lewis avenue, Wolcott. Mrs Winchell was assisted as hostess by her daughter, Miss Ruth Winchell Ward of Torrington, Miss Rose Kennedy, Miss Alice Kennedy. and Mrs James Sweeney of Southington Miss Jean Wiley Miss Esther Hardy Miss Loretta Kennedy, Miss Jessie Rasmussen, Miss Helen Santher Miss Hilda Poundin of Waterbury Mrs John Platt, Mrs William Garri gus. Mrs Milton Hotchkiss, Mrs Le- land Garrigus, Mrs Russell Hick- man, Mrs Louis A. Winchell. Miss Mary Hickman, Miss Margaret Gar rigus. Miss Lois Upson and Miss Ruth Winchell.
 Mrs Ralph H. Smith of Prospect street and Miss Margaret Miller oi Hillside avenue were recent guests at the Huntington Hotel in Pasa- dena, Cal.
 MT and Mrs J, A. Sullivan of the Curtis House, Woodbury. were re. gently rendered a surprise reception at their home in honor of their silver wedding anniversary. The guests included: MT and Mrs E. H. Ravens Mrs E. w Preston, Ben Preston Bridgeport; MT. and Mrs George Derrick. New Haven: Mir and Mrs F. H. Hyde. Watertown; MT and Mrs Marcy Berger. MT and Mrs F A. Albers, Miss Helen Sullivan, Mrs A. G. Ramseyer, Boston; MT and Mrs G. w. Woodward, Patterson N. J.; Mrs John Hill. Dr Arthur House and son, Charles, of New York; Stillman Hyde, Waterbury Miss oiiva Curtiss and Mrs Harriet Jones.
 Miss Marion Dunlap of Highland arar,,o I,ao fot,trna1 uffer anpndinR q