The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-03
PERSONAL

, Miss Esther Wolk, daughter of MT and Mrs Harry Wolk of Vine street left to-day for Newark. N. J., where she will enter the training school for nurses at the Newark Beth Israel hospital. Miss Wolk was accompan- jed to Newark by Miss Mitzi Drill and Miss Betty Goldman.
 Admiral Mark L. Bristol and Mrs Bristol of Washington have left for Miami after spending the weekend with Mrs Irving Hall Chase at "El Palmar" Palm Beach, Fla. They will go to Havana and then to Pan- anna to inspect maneuvers of the fleet. They will return to Palm Beach early in March.
 The Waterbury Dental Hygeinists association held a bridge last even- ing at the Graduate nurses club rooms. Four tables were in play. Misses Kathleen O'Hara and Julia Vanderman were the hostesses for the evening. Following the card playing a delicious luncheon was | served.
 Dr J. H. Dillon has announced the opening of his new offices in the Apothecaries Hall building, 63 Bank street, rooms 3 and 4.
 | The Waterbury chapter, Junior Hadassah, will give a Dutch supper and bridge at Sossins restaurant on South Main street Thursday evening" The committee in charge of arrange ments includes Miss Rose Biren- l baum, chairman, Miss Cell Rubin stein, Miss Ida Isaacs, Miss Goldie Sossin, Miss Jean Gutowitz, Miss Bertha Cohen, Miss Hannah Sachs land Miss Rose kunofsky.
 Miss Helen Dwyer, daughter of MT and Mrs John Dwyer of Naugatuck, left to-day to enter the Training School for Nurses at Mount Sinai hospital, New York.
 | Miss Jane Butler of Buckingham street, entertained at a recipe shower in the form of a bridge and tea at her home this afternoon in honor of Miss Elizabeth Driggs, daughter of MT and Mrs Theodore Ives Driggs of Prospect street, who is to be married on the 17th to Ford Hinchman Jones of Cincinnati. Miss Buffers guests included: Misses Elizabeth, Louise and Ann Driggs, Elizabeth and Rhoda Chatfield, Margaret dc Lancey, Elise Gregg, Caroline and Helen Thompson, Betty Price, Eliza beth Fielding. Elizabeth Full ton, Dorothy Mintie, Suzanne Leach and Helen Bryan.
 Guerin Carmody, student at Yale. son of Attorney and Mrs Torrance f, cf Hyo{ {ar hi. guests at his home for few days Miss Eloise Dickson of Orange. N. J., Miss Jane Erdmann of New York and Henry Billiard of New York. Mir Carmody and his guests attended the Yale prom festivities last evening.
 Miss Marjorie Farley, daughter of MT and Mrs Edward l.. Farley of Willow street, attended the senior prom of the University of Syracuse held Friday evening at the Hotel Syracuse. Miss Farley. student at the university, was the guest of Ken meth Norton Langford of Susque- hanna, Pa, an alumnus of the uni versity.
 Notre Dame Alumnae Association held a supper meeting In the Ram DOW TOOIk OL tIic IlotSi ''eteSA 'N, SS last evening. Arrangements were discussed for 8 dinner dance to he held during the Easter holidays and Miss Mildred Finnan was chosen chairman of the arrangement com mittee. Miss Molly Rolli was named chairman of the committee in charge of the next supper meeting which is to be held April 13. Those attending last nights meeting were Mrs John Barry. Mrs Harry Parsons Mrs Michael Galullo, Mrs Martin Bergin, Mrs James Kelly, Misses Madeline McGill, Marie Horigan. Marguerite Dwyer, Catherine Con- nor, Mildred Finnan, Helen Bowling. Gertrude Kilmartin, Ann Phelan. Mary Devereaux. Marjorie Corcoran. Molly Rolli. Mary Lawlor. Helen Lawlor, Julie McGrath, Ruth Ken naugh. Helen O'Brien. Agnes Fitz- patrick and Mary Phelan.
 The Waterbury Women's club held bridge tea at the club this after noon with Mrs Charles A. Templeton, Mrs Benjamin Chatfield, Mrs Lewis G. Merrill acting as hostess. Mrs Bertram E. Bailey and Mrs Robert E. Platt poured and were assisted by Mrs George A. Boomer and Mrs Ar thur Crane.
 Miss Nora Fauchald, soprano, gave a concert at the First Congregation al church in Meriden this afternoon