The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-29
.:Society.::

tess at a miscellaneous shower given at the Scovill's Girls Club rooms on
 Friday evening in honor of Mrs | Raphael Paradis the former Miss Marion O'Reilly of Hamilton avenue.
 Many beautiful gifts were received and a delicious supper was served. Among those present were: Mrs
 Elizabeth Kennedy, Mrs Leo Con- way, Mrs Joseph Nobert, Mrs T. Kennedy, Mrs F. O'Reilly, Mrs P. Kennedy, Mrs Mary Longo, Mrs Anna Longo, Mrs Harrison, Mrs Wihifred Kenney, Mrs John Greene, Mrs Reginald Lawrence, Mrs Eugene Paradis, Mrs B. Kenney, Mrs l.. Hevey, Mrs R. Jurzyk; Misses Alice Morrissey, Mary DeCiccio, Chris De- anantuoni, Florence Greenwood, Err Cele Frey, Pauline Alderisio, Fran ces Boyle, Bettie Moynihan. Peggy Lahey, Mildred Bergin, Gladys Dru- zinski, Jean Hevey, Claire Hevey, Lillian Grady, Catherine McCor-
 Boyle, Ester Filippone, Kay Der
 n.ody, Winifred Kenney, Dot Wig gins, Gertrude Lucian, May Mcken- ma, Mollie Collangelo, Margaret Lynch, Loretta Moynihan, Annette Strubell, Margaret Fran, Agnes Ro-
 mansky, Maureen Cleary, Mary Gill
 martin, Gertrude Kennedy, Rose Ciafani, Jennie Jesilavich, Grace Kellner, Louise Daley, Rose Spiotti, Adrienne Paradis, Alma Paradis,
 Kaye Greene, Edna Ayotte, Lucille
 Hobart, Josephine Polzello.
 Miss Mary Murphy of Bridgeport,
 Miss Estelle Champagne of Meriden and Miss Dorothy Shea of Lockhart avenue, seniors at Albertus Magnus college, have returned to their stud ies after visiting with Miss Shea's parents, MT and Mrs John Shea.
 Mrs. Frederick G. Loehmann of Arden road entertained at her home last evening in honor of Mrs. Leslie Bibber of Portland. Maine. Two tables of bridge were in play and prizes were won by Miss Alice Soule and Mrs. Leslie Bibber. Following the card playing a delicious luncheon was served. Those attending were: Misses Alice Soule, Beatrice Miller, Aida Johnson, Catherine Hayes, Doris Lynch, Helen Kenny, Mrs. Les lie Bibber and Mrs. r. G. Loeh- mann.
 Miss Paula Watjen. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Alexander w. Watjen of Brennan and Berlin, has completed plans for her marriage to John Sterling Rockefeller, son of Mrs. Will liam G. Rockefeller of $40 Park ave- nue, New York and Greenwich, Conn, and the late MT. Rockefeller. The ceremony will take place at 4:30 o'clock on the afternoon of May in the chapel of St. Bartholomew's church, the Rev. Dr. Arthur E. Kim solving, chaplain of the United States Military academy at West Point of 1 ficiating. A reception will follow at the home of Miss Watjen's grand mother, Mrs. Ewald Fleitman, 31
 East Seventy-second street, New York
 Miss Watjen will be given in mar riage by her father and will have
 her cousin, Miss Louise Hegeler, for
 her maid of honor. The bridesmaids will include her sister, Miss Dottie Alice Watjen and Miss Faith Rocke- Teller, daughter of MT. and Mrs. l Percy A. Rockefeller and a cousin of the bridegroom-elect
 Miss Watjen's father is the repre- sentative of the Guaranty Trus com pany of this city for Central Europe. MT. Rockefeller is the grandson of John D. Rockefeller's late brother, William, and of the late James Still man. He attended the Taft school and was graduated in 1928 from Yale university, where he was 8 member of Scroll and Key society. He is with the Chatham Phenix National bank and Trust company.
 Remote Control" the mystery fh rtllar hy ElvGa North A1hart C Fuller and Jack Nelson is to be the next Little Theater production. Un- der the direction of Helen Schoeni
 Remote Control" will be presented the last of May. This three act thrill CT scored a sensational hit in 1929 when 1t was first produced in New York. The action of the play takes place against the novel background of Chicago broadcasting station station WPH. Remote Control is a fast moving play, packed with thrills. comedy and romance.
 Tryouts for the cast will be held this evening at the Mattatuck His torical society at 8 o'clock. Re mote Controp calls for a large cast of 25. Youthful characters pre- dominate as only two of the roles are of characters over 35.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Hall of Hart ford are guests of MT. and Mrs. John Shea at their home on Lock- hart avenue.
 Mrs Richard Savage entertained the members of division 6, l.. A. A. 10. H., at Q "hot dog" roast following the regular meeting of the society In Hibernian hall last night. A de- lightful program of entertainment was given during the evening includ- Ing piano selections by Miss Made line Draher; vocal soloS, Mrs. Charles Teller and Miss Anna Brrke; dancing exhibitions, Mise Geneyieve Guilfoile and Miss Nellie Mccarthy. A feature of the evenings entertainment was