The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-07

Mrs Gus Kreger, who observed her birthday recently was honored at a party given by Mrs Almazor Hamel |of Hamilton avenue. Those who at- tended were MT and Mrs ,E. Kelly, Mir and Mrs Warren Grant, MT and Mrs J. Connors, MT and Mrs J. E. Sincaster, MT and Mrs Theodore Kirsch. Almazor SHamel, Mrs Anna Carroll, Mrs James Ney. Miss Mary |Corcoraii, Miss ' Loretta Kennedy, Miss Florence Greenwood. William Young, Herman Peckwill, William Greenwood, Joseph Grenier and Raymond Hamel.
 Mrs William Stokes entertained at bridge at her hpme on North River |side street. recently. Mrs George Lasky andssNIrs Joseph Bender were |high scorers. Others. attending were Mrs gConstanch Stokes, Mrs James vandemark, Mrs Alice Kutzner, Mrs Philip Bernier and Mrs John Stokes. Mrs David Simonson of Kaytonne avenue who observed her 10th wed- uAslests elfsitLy c Es5ttk dbt uerslg QOine recently entertained the members of her sewing club at that time. Mrs Simmonson was presented with q ten dollar gold piece by her friends, who included Mrs Samuel Traurig, Mrs David Cohen, Mrs David Trau- |rig. Mrs R. M. Hennick, Mrs Julius [Afexandev,n Mrs Charles Rosengar- ten. Mrs SaniMsl ssegall and Mrs I. M. Rosengarten.as
 ess The memberssof the Congregation of Temple Israel will hold Purfm entertainment and dance at Temple Center on Willow street, Sunday eve- ming. The ceremonies. which open at s3sO 'clocks with the entertainment |syflls sbe; follatHed by a supper at 6 o'clock and dancing and cards [later in the evening. The affair is |being directed by Rabbi Isadore Breslau, and Mrs Bernard Blick is in charge of arrangements. s Mrs, Arthur l.. Purinton of Lef- fingwell avenue entertained at a bridge and tea at her home yester- day afternoon, Mrs Charles R.. Leader of Watertown was the win- ner Of first prize. Consolation prize was won by Mrs Aubrey D. Green law. The guests included: Mrs Herbert S. Smith, Mrs Clayton S. Brown, Mrs Miles H. Durr, Mrs M. Melville Kelley, Mrs Leland l.. Stacy. Mrs Charles J. Velte and Mrs William F. Briggs.
 The wedding of Miss Gwendolyn Gill Cochran, daughter of MT and | Mrs William Francis Cochran of
 Baltimore, to Edward w. Brown, son
 of Charles A. Brown and the late
 Mrs Brown of Elizabeth, N. J.. takes
 place on Friday, the goth. The cere- | mony will be performed at Christ l Episcopal church at 5:30 o'clock
 and will be followed by a large re-
 ception at the brides home. The brides younger sister Miss Ann fCCchran. who attends Westover, will
 be maid of honor and the other at- tendants will be Mrs J. Crosby | Brown, Jr, of New York, Mrs Thom- ' as Stone of Washington, D. C., the , former Ellen Ewing, and Mrs WiI- liam Nefll, Jr, Miss Ada O'Donnell Boone. Miss Mildred Gill and Miss Rachel Steele of Baltimore. Miss Cochran is n great granddaughter of the late Alexander Smith of Yon-
 kers; a niece of the late Alexander Smith Cochran, the philanthropist | and first cousin of Thomas Ewing,
  Ferry and made her debut at the
 Bachelors Cotillon in Baltimore a
 few seasons ago.
 Miss Helen Townsend was ten
 dered surprise party at her home on Clinton street Wednesday evening. Those present were MT and Mrs Al-
 bert Hummel. MT and Mrs Aubrey | Greenlaw, MT and Mrs Charles Hine, MT and Mrs Clarence MacKay. MT and Mrs Conrad Carlsrud. MT and
 Mrs William Tisdale, Misses Marga- ret Townsend. Barbara Tisdale, Mrs Wynn. Mrs Beebe, Mrs Henry Preus- ser, Mrs George Brennan. Robert Rose White
 MT and Mrs Fred Jackson enter ltained at a pinochle party at their home on Simohs avenue recently. Mrs James Miller. Mrs Oscar Hager, and Mrs Joseph Slater were high scorers. Those in attendance were MT and Mrs James Miller. MT and Mrs Ira Dick; MT and Mrs Oscar Hager. Mrs James Roberts. Mrs George Kyle, Mrs Joseph Slater, Mrs Thomas Wilton. MT and Mrs John Bush and Mrs Mary Green. 3
 Mrs Frederick s. Van valkenburg Of Clinton street gave a tea at her home recently for her mother. Mrs Robert K. Reid, who was observing her birthday. There were about 50 lguests present. Mrs David H. Coc. Mrs Elton Burritt. Mrs F. l.. Squires land Miss Janet Murray presided at the tea table. s- ' S : l q z v Nn a lI Miss Alice r. ISlngsbury of Pros pect street Is spending some time at lCoral Cables, Florida, and IS at the lcasa L6Ina.