The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-17

1 Mir and Mrs Elias Freedman Of 50th wedding anniversary to-mor- row. The couple who were married in Germany took up their residence here shortly after and have resided here since that time. MT and Mrs Freedman have seven children in- cluding Miss Sara Freedman. Mrs Joseph Goldberg, Commis sioner Nathan Freedman. Louis Freedman, all of this city, Felix Freedman of Los Angeles Cal ifornia, George Freedman of Phil adelphia and Samuel Freedman of New Haven. Their golden anniver- sary also marks the seventeenth an- niyersary of the wedding of their son and daughter in law, Mir and Mrs Louis Freedman of Cooke street.
 Mrs William Schneer was hostess at surprise bridge party recently in konor of her mother. Mrs David Karaofsky Mir and Mrs karnoiskv of Fulton park avenue recently eel ebrated their 35th wedding anniver- sary. The guests at the bridge ir- c1uded Mrs NJ. Blumen, Mrs r.
  Albert Mrs $. Sena, Mrs w. Schneer' Mrs D. karnofsky, Mildred karns. Anra Epstein all of this city, ana Mrs w. Lewis of Hartford.
 Mir and Mrs Elias Freedman ol Bishop street are entertaining thelr ,nephews, Harry and Abe Freeumaii n of Des Moines, Iowa. They Will sal on the s. $. Bremen on the 22nd Tor a visit in Europe. Miss Jean Bloomingdale of Mount Vernon, N. r.. has returned 10 her Tome after visiting her sister. Mrs Albert Greenberg and MT Greenperg of Grove street
 M-. and Mrs. Jean Kaiser of Cooke street have been visiting In New York city.
 The national defense committee of the Daughter of the American Revolution will hold q luncheon at the Hotel Bond in Hartford, on Thursday, the 22d. Mrs. sherman Walker and Mrs. Finley J. Shepherd will give the address. All members of the Melicent Porter chapter, Wno a, planning to attend, should notlfy the regent. Mrs. Louis I.aun, as soon as possible
 Mrs. Robert Murphy of Arlington, Mass. has left to return to her home after a visit in Middlebury with Mrs George l.. Dexter.
 Miss Marguerite Perrin who IS engaged in nursing in New Rochelte, N Y., is with her parents. MT and Mrs Andrew Perrin of Cooke street, for a few days.
 Mrs William A. Sanford gave q card party at her home on Brook Cale lane recently. Those attending were Mrs Florence Jones, Mrs George Gillespie. Mrs John Holian, Mrs William Sanford. Mrs Ida Bev- is. Mrs Frederick Thorell, Mrs James Yeyecchia. Mrs Philip Chabot, Mrs John McNaught, Mrs Charles Earl and Mrs James Clarke.
 l Invitations have been extended i Melicent Porter chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, to at tend a luncheon to be held by the < Connecticut Daughters of the Ameri- { can Revolution at Hotel Bond cn Thursday, January 22rd, at 12:3o L. Wesleyan University will be speaker. Prof Baerg will tell on his experi- ences and impressions in tour of Russia. Other speakers are Mrs Finley J. Shepard (Helen Gould), vice-charman of the northern divis- ion of the national defence commit tee of the National Society. D. A. R. and Mrs William Sherman Walker, national chairman.
 Mrs Frederick Fromm Of Steuben street, has been visiting her daugh- ter, Miss Janet Fromm, of New ' ork city.
 Mrs George Karnofsky, the former Sophie i'eitelson was honored at a bridge given recently by Mrs WIl- liam Schneer at her home on Cooke street. A set of crystal was pre- sented the honor guest by those who attended who included Mrs Samuel Sigal, Mrs Samuel Sena, Misses De- bcrah Wirer. Dorothy Karnofskv Minnie Cohen, Mildred karnOfshy Evelyn Harris. Sadie Franken. Syde.
 Nillner. Evelyn Harris and Gertrude Freeman.
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