The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-20
SOCIAL

Saturday xnornlng. November 21. At gt Margnret'D church at 7:30 . <6auiem mass win be sung for the xeponc of the soul of Mrs Charles Al Jackson. This mass is requested Ny the members of the state chap Ter of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae of which or Sanization Mrs Jackson was the ffst governor.
 ssBreezy Point . three act play will be presented by the members of the Business and Professional Wonnen's club at their club rooms 4liis. evening. Members taking part in the play include Miss Cora Crompton, Mrs Emily Teller and Misses Ruth Sellew, Margaret Boden, Ruth Grenneli. Agnes Gem meIi. Hazel Schaeffer, Ruth Park CT, Helen Webb, Bernice Harper, and Mabel Burn.
 A very successful Harvest supper was conducted last evening at the Third Congregational church hall. During the evening booths were in operation about the hall and for tune telling was enjoyed adding to the atmosphere which had been created In the hall. The fancy work booth was in charge of Mrs George Gallon and Mrs B. Erk whiie the 6 and 10 booth was con- ducted by the Lucky Thirteen club with Mrs Eva Wooding in charge. Fortune telling was done by Mrs william Brown. The supper was opened with a prayer by Rev Conner Lewis. The committee In charge of the kitchen included: Mrs Gilbert Henderson, Mrs James sGardner, Mrs John Brown, Mrs Claude Link, Mrs Baranausks and Mrs Harold Fogg, while the dining room committee consisted of Mrs Mort Chipman, Mrs Santoro, Mrs Albert Harris, Mrs Louis Plchard, Mrs Frank Hallock, Mrs Walter Jaeger, Mrs Arthur Nichols, Mrs B. Hine, Mrs Louis Von Lott, Misses Dorothy Van Wart, Helen Chipman and Mildred Turney. Tickets were in charge of Mrs James Stewart.
 Mrs Henry Brown, Mrs Louis Greenblatt and Mrs J. B. Davids were announced as hostesses for the month of December at the board of directors meeting of the Beth-El Sisterhood held on Tues day afternoon with Mrs Saul Rhodes presiding. Plans were made for the charity bridge which will be an event of Tuesday, with 4he hostess for this month, Mrs Isadore Stoll, Mrs David simon son, Mrs Max oser and Mrs Der nard Ruby in charge. They are to be assisted by Mrs Edward Gold berg, Mrs Paul Kampner, Mrs Mor- ris Kosersky, Mrs Samuel Traurig, Mrs Charles WalcZer and Mrs Samuel Lichtenstein. Among those attending the meeting were Mrs Sarah Freedman, Mrs David Si- monson, Mrs Rudolph M. Hennick. Mrs Harry Schwartz, Mrs Saul Rhodes, Mrs Samuel Traurig, Mrs Adolph Sandiz, Mrs Louis Wein- berg, Mrs Charles Rosengarten, Robb, Mrs Morris Griner, Mrs Paul Kampner, Mrs Harry Bren- ner, Mrs Morris Kosersky, Mrs David Traurig, Mrs J. K. Jennes Mrs Edward Goldberg, Mrs Louise Greenblatt, Mrs George Kaplan and Mrs Bernard Ruby.
 Miss Angeline Carissimi of Will low street, Louis Lerz of Eastwood aveaue, Charles Palomba of West Main street, Paul and Charles Sum- ma of Columbia Boulevard, Joseph Pope of Crescent street are among the delegates of the Sons of Italy who will attend the banquet given in honor of Dino Grandi. foreign minister to the United States, which is being given this evening at the Stratford Hotel in Philadel- phia.
 Mrs Robert Murphy of Arlington. Mass, is visiting with Mir and Mrs George L. Dexter of Middlebury.
 Miss Marion Holcomb of Farm tngton avenue Is spending several days in Newark, N. J.