The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-29
Winona Rebekah lodge of Odd

Winona Rebekah lodge of Odd Fellows will participate in a com bination exhibition drill with Nosa- hogan lodge at the annual masquer- ade ball of the Concordia Singing society to be given tomorrow even- | ing at Buckingham hall. Harold E.. Manville is drillmaster for the ladies and Floyd Cady and Archibald Phil ips for the men. The Winona mem- bers who will take part are Mrs Frcda Dick, captain, Mrs Gertrude Schwartz, Mrs Susan White. Mrs Clara Kelly, Mrs Caroline Pensel, Mrs Clara Upton, Mrs May Manville, l Mrs Marie Holmes, Mrs Catherine Turrell, Mrs Betty Dickson. Mrs Az nes Finley, Mrs Catherine Wood, Mrs Grace Weaving, Misses Emma Barneck, Ella Willard, Alice Ras- mussen, Viola Slover, Adelaide Pope and Ada Watson. Nosahogan lodge members who will also take part in the drill are Floyd Cady. captain, Archibault Philips, assistant. David Holmes, Chester Houghtaling, Wal ter Baribault. Alfred Weimer, John Hoyt, Leonard Foley, William Wood, Homer Bronson, George Lewis, David Weaving, Herbert Howe, Fred Houghtaling. Edward Weimer, Ed ward Norman, Albert Machin, Her bert Nield, Jacob Kanny and Wales Meisinger.
 MT and Mrs Henry J. Davison of New York and Bagatelle, M1llbrook. N. Y., who now are in Florida, have announced the engagement of their only daughter, Miss Anne Weed Da- vison to Julian P. Carter, Jr. son of MT and Mrs Julian P. Carter of Hillside road, Greenwich, Conn.
 This is the second engagement in | the Davison family within a short time. That of Miss L. Catherine Fish, daughter of Mrs L, Marie Fish, to Miss Davison's brother. En- sign Thurlow Weed Davison, U. $. N, was announced last month.
 Miss Davison, through her mother who is the former Miss Merle Weed Alden, is a great-granddaugh of Thurlow Weed, American journalist and political leader during the ad- ministration of President Lincoln. For brief period following the Civil war Weed served on the editorial staff of the New York Times. Miss
 Davison is a niece of Mrs Carroll J.
 Post, Jr, who gave a small tea for her yesterday afternoon at her home.
 1,O6O Fifth avenue, New York. The marriage will take place early in April.
 The Polish Professional club of New England will hold its second annual ball at the Hotel Kimball in
 Springfield Wednesday evening, Feb ruary 4. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the clubs students educational fund. to assist students
 from all parts of New England. who
 are attending colleges in and around Boston. Entertainment will be given
 by special vaudeville troup from Warsaw, Poland. Joseph kulas of Springfield is chairman of the committee in charge assisted by Dr Joseph Starzyk of Holyoke. Mass, Dr John Obuchowski of Hartford, Dr Henry Cieszynski of New Britain and Dr Joseph Elimowski of Holyoke. H| Former Governor John H. Trum-
 bull of Plainville, who with Mrs
 Trumbull is spending some time in
 St Petersburg, Fla, started yester-
 day on a shooting trip with friends in northern Florida.
 Miss Elizabeth Mcknight of Wa tertown is entertaining at her home for few days, Miss Margaret
 Brownell of Providence, R. I.
 Vincent Gualtieri of Beecher ave.
 nue has returned after spending g
 few days in New York where he at
 tended the convention of the Pho
 tographers International Association of America.
 Miss Mary Delaney, a student a
 L.~uralton hall. is spending the weel
 end with her parents, MT and Mir
 Thomas Delaney of Plaza avenue.