The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-08
PERSONAL

Those attending the dance at the Pine Orchard club Saturday night were Jack Minor, James Minor, Lorey Hammer, MT and Mrs George Rossen, Mir and Mrs e. D. Burton, Jr, Charles Hine of New York city, Malcolm Farrel, A. F. Kamer Jr, Miss B. Glendenning of Scarsdale, N. r., Mir and Mrs James A. Gillies, Jr, MT and Mrs J. A. Thomas, Mir and Mrs Roy l.. Parsell, Mir and Mrs Herbert R. Polleys, Dalzell Whiting, Alan B. Hall, MT and Mrs Treadway of Bristol, Miss Doris Hammer, Miss Jane Peck, Miss Margaret Bradley, John B. Marlin, Miss Green, Riehard Newton. Miss Jean Northrup, R. V. Beatty of New London, D. l.. Saylor, 2nd, Miss Lucille Streat, w, H. Clark of Point Woods, L. l., Kenenth Peters of Shore Haven, Miss Eleanor Gould of Shore Haven, Miss Lola Bunnell, Miss B. Bunnell and D. J. Moore of New York, Thomas L. Cornell, Miss Carleen Henze, Miss Elizabeth Dugan, Mir Bollinger, MT and Mrs Albert c. Streat, Douglas Cochrane, Frederick Dickermana, Frank Baldwin of Orange, D. B. Fisk, F. G. Brown, J. Gould Jr, of Stony Creek, E. P. Bullard, Sd, R. B. Donovan of New York, s. A. Reid of Stratford, Miss Dorothy sharp of Madison, Miss Anna Sani- son of Springfield, Mass. F. Moves Jr, of Dobbs' Ferry, N. r., Mir and Mrs Merritt Clark, Donald Clark of Milford, Mir and Mrs E. Alan Chid- sey of New York, D. B. Chidsey of Honolulu, Mir and Mrs A. R. Loes- CT of Elizabeth N. J., Mir and Mrs H. w. Strest, and Mrs c. B. Peters.
 A Dutch treat dinner at the Pine orchard club last evening included Miss Nancy Newton, Franklin Farrel 3d, Miss Jean Northrup, Malcolm Farrel, Miss Lucille streat, Richard Newton, Miss Barbara Cochrane, Richard Tyler, Miss Eleanor Gould, John Ely, Miss Phyllis Bennett, Frank Woicott, Miss Betty Warner, Jack Glendenning, Miss Betty Glenden- ming, Sidney Moves, Miss Lois Sperry, Frank -Glendenning. Miss Lee McCabe. Kenenth ePters, Miss Dorothy Dorr, Will Clark, Miss Jane Estep, Frederick Dickerinan, Mir and Mrs St John, Frederick Hammer, Theda Dickerman, Pier pont Warner, Miss Katherine Moves, Ernest Anderson Jr, Miss Betty wheeler, William Wolcott, Herman Liebert, Edward Flynn, Charles Hine, Dick Fabian, Edward Wheeler, Alan Hall, Louise McCabe and Donald Sperry.
 W. S. Ghent, local letter carrier, is attending the national conven- ton of Letter Carriers which open ed yesterday in Oakland, California.
 Raymond Brodeur of Washing ton street who leaves tomorrow to enter Holy Ghost college in Phila- delphia was the guest of honor at a farewell party given on Sunday at the home of MT and Mrs Ar thur Despins of Washington street. Entertainment was enjoyed through out the evening and a delicious luncheon was served. Those at tending were: Mir and Mrs Arthur Despins MT and Mrs Wilfred Des- pins. Mir and Mrs Emil Despins, Mir and Mrs Joseph Brodeur. MT and Mrs Armand Blanchard, MT adn Mrs Joseph Martin, Mrs A. Despins, Misses Rita Dessareault, Blanche Brodeur. Jennie Janick, Florence Despins, and Peter, Phil ip, George. William and Henry Despins, Ralph Blanchard, and Raymond Brodeur.
 Miss Mae A. Andrulis, R.N, has returned to resume her duties as instructress at the St Johns train ing school for nurses after spend- ing the past month with her par ents, Mir and Mrs Frank Andrulis of Draher avenue and her sister,
 Mrs John Hendricks of Edson avenue. She had as her guest for thes week end Donald R. Cappa of Corona, N. Y.
 Mir and Mrs Edward T. Carmody were weekend guests of Mrs Irv- ing H. Chase at Miramar at Mar
 ragansett\Pier where they partici-
 pated in the married couple tennis tournament held there over the weekend.
 MT and Mrs John Heating and son John of Ives street and Wall ace Edeleberg of Walnut street have returned after spending the holiday with MT and Mrs James O'Donnell of Jersey city. formerly | IAf l,te rffx,