The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-01
SOCIAL

Mir and Mrs H. Baron of Ward street entertained at a reception at their home on Sunday evening at which time the engagement of their daughter, Tillie Baron to Nathan Kravitz, son of Mrs E. Kravitz of New Britain was announced. En- tertainment was enjoyed throughout the evening and a delicious luncheon was served Out of towns guests attended from New York, Hartford, New Britain, Bristol and Simsbury, Those present were MT and Mrs Il. Sadowitz, MT and Mrs Gorfin, MT and Mrs Burkowitz, MT and Mrs l.. f Winer, MT and Mrs M. Wisenfsky, MT and Mrs Merkin, MT and Mrs Kaminsky, Mir and Mrs T. Goodfard, Mir and Mrs H. Wilson, Mir and Mrs J. Baron, MT and Mrs Samuel Kun ofsky Mir and Mrs J. Finstein, Mrs Kravitz, Misses Sylvia and Esther simon, Edith Baron, A Gifrin, Eliza beth Krayitz, Elizabeth Gorfin, Der tha Kravitz, Zita Stern, Rita Baron, Anna Kudish, Selma SadowitZ, Juiia Merkin, and Frank Finstein, Nathan Gorfin, Robert Rubinstein, Frederlck Maloney, Arthur Gorfin, Joseph Cor fin, Samuel and Milton Baron and Benjamin Wisnefsky.
 Members of the Beta Mu Gamma Sorority are spending two weeks at Clinton Beach under the supervision of Mrs Maurice Walsh and Mrs Francis Brennan. The members in ciude: Misses Gertrude Bowling, Rita Baldwin. Margaret Ferry, Marion Claffey, Barbara Slavin, Dorothy Mayo, Elvera Stokes, Ann Stokes, Anna Plangas, Margaret Guilfoile, Leola Reuter- and Dorothy Walsh.
 Miss Barbara Hebert of Willow street has returned after attending commencement week at Northeast ern university in Boston, Massa- chusetts, as the guest of Kenneth B. Smith. Miss Hebert also spent two weeks as the guest of Mr and Mrs C. G. Smith of Union Valley, N. Y.
 Miss Marie Parker of Woodside, L. l., is spending a vacation at her home on East Main street.
 A surprise graduation party was given Saturday evening in honor Of Edmund II. deMattea of Putnam street A delicious luncheon was served. The guest of honor was presented with beautiful fountain pen and pencil set. Those attending were: Albert Florio, Thomas Won Platen, Anthony Litz, Peter Caselo, Henry Fasano, John Sponge, An gelo Iona and Edmund de Mattia.
 Misses Irma Maton and Frances r,1o i,l, tf honor a. picnic lunch and hot dog roast held recently at the home of MT and Mrs Sentley Blatherick of South- nlayd road. Those attending were: Mir and Mrs Sentley Blatherwick, MT and Mrs Thomas A. Maton, MT and Mrs William Wood, MT and Mrs Walter Johnson, Mir and Mrs Cliff ford La Rose and daughter, Vir- ginta, George Breneau of Bridgeport, Mrp W. Briggs, Miss Grace Briggs, MT and Mrs William Clarke, MT and Mrc J. o. Kanny, Mrs Anna Crose, MT and Mrs George Reid, MT and Mrs Thomas Finlay, Mrs Ida Bird sail, Misses Muriel and Irma Maton, Ella Willard, Mabel Bradford, Ada Watson, Frances Blatherwick, Bert MacLelland, John A. Critch, Robert H. White. The committee arrang ing for the affair consisted of Mrs Sentley Blatherick, Mrs T. A. Maton, Mrs Ida Birdsall and Mrs William l.. Clarke.
 Miss Jean Torti of New York city is the guest of MT and Mrs k. Ric- ciuti of Easton avenue for several days.
 Miss Loretta O'Brien of Plaza avenue is spending the summer months as the guest of her aunt, Miss Ceil Mccormack of Johnson street at her cottage at Momauguin.