The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-17
SOCIAL


 Mr and Mrs John B. Goss and non Donald of this city will leave saturday for the Mountain Lake cub. Lake Wales. Florida. where zhav win join Mrs Goss' mother. 1<fs John Howard Marlin of Pine Orchard.
 A meeting of Miriam Temple, Pythian Sisters, will be held at the club rooms, II East Main street, at g o'clock this evening. Nomina- tlon and election of officers will be Meld as well as baiioting of candi- dates. Most excellent chief, Miss LzIliau Frank, will preside.
 A splendid program of entertain Snont has been arranged to be presented ct the Waterbury Wo- mons club tomorrow evening when the Junior league will present their annual revue, Holly Hop" The revue will start promptly at g o. clock. An opening chorus follow e1 by acts including Keeping the Wolf From the Door," "An Eve- ming in 1S70," Prison Widows" rally Hooey" and others make up the first section of the program after which a brief period of in- tefmission will be held. The second half of the program brings forth a. different type of theme with such acts as "A Modern Sea Chanty," Christmas Scene in 1850," Black and White Blues and De- butantes" having prominent inter est. A grand finale will close the show aftef which dancing will be enjoyed by the guests. Additional table reservations have been made Mrg Hugh l.. Thompson and Miss 0eStrude Whittemore.
 1fr and. Mrs Joseph Orford, who came to this city three years ago from the Isle of Man, England and spent some time visiting MT and Mira Thomas Greer of Mill Plain left Saturday for Palm Beach, Florida, where they will spend the winter. While there they will visit Mir and Mrs Adolph Race at Lake Worth, Florida.
 Ten tables of cards were ar- ranged at the card party given Tueeday night in the Lyceum of St. Patrick's church by the members of the Cleaners society. Christmas bouquets were given to the high scorers at each table. Mrs. Maurice H. Fitzmaurice, Mrs. Peter Fitz- Henry, Mrs. Mary Donovan, Mrs. Frank Dutil and Miss Frances Courtney were in charge of ar- arrangements. Others attending were Mrs. John Dunphy, Misses Helen Dunphy, Catherine Brady, Marcella and Albertine Grassier, Gertrude Hickey, Mary Frederick, Mrs. Henry Begnal, Mrs. William Beas- ley, Mrs. William Brennan, Misses Daisy Pryor. Eileen Kelly, Mrs. William Hurley, Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. Peter Tyrrell, Mrs. Thomas German, Mrs. Katherine Thompson. Misaes Catherine and Margaret Grimm, Grace Flanagan, Rita Fitz- maurice, Mrs. William, Downey, Mrs. Daniel J. McGrath, Misses Margaret and Helen Devine, Mrs. Thomas Bedding, Miss Alice Ryan, Mra John Gleason, Mrs Margaret Ragis, Mrs. William Jenusaitis, Mrs. Joseph Balthrush, Mrs. Vera vuskauskaus, Mrs. Maurice O'Con- nor and Mrs. Edward Loughman.
 Hkidmore college at Saratoga Springs, N. Y., closes tomorrow for the Christmas recess and reopens on Monday, January 4. Local stu dents returning for the holidays in- clude Misses Marian Hodges, daughter of Mr and Mrs William N. Hodges of Columbia boulevard, Mary Hodson, daughter of MT and Mrs Frank Hodson of Columbia boulevard, Elizabeth Walker. daughter of MT and Mrs Robert s. and Julie Atkins, daughter of MT and Mrs Robert W. Atkins of Fiske street and Eunice Garri- gus, granddaughter of MT and Mrs Edwin B. Hayward of Woodlawn