The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-16
SOCIAL


 A miscslIaneeub shower was given ct the home of Mrs John TaFIamme of South Wilson street on Thursday evening in honor of 1Eiss Stella urcina who is to be
 married to Raymond LaElammel in the near future. The home was prettily decorated in a color schema of pink and blue. Enter 4ainment was enjoyed and a de- 1icfous luncheon was served. Those attending were: Misses Eleanor and Angeline DeMaris, Evelyn Miller, Grace Fleming. Eva Stick les, Rose and Antoinete Panasai, Jennie Guerrero, Nellie Savage, Is- abel Judson, Julia Rulivick, Mar garet Margilio. Nellie Jankauslxas. Olga and Mary Stenscki, Eva Jur- lxunas, Mary Cristafano, Lucille ZOlla, Yvonne Loiselle, Helen and Agnes Veprauskas, Clara DeMaria, Auora Derry, Sue Cantito, Sylvia Daring, Agnes Abraitis. Mary and Florence Walker, Louise Ric- rardi. Evelyn Fusco, Maria La Madeline, Angelina Buona, M. Eastwood, Irene, Ida and Laura La FIamme, Mrs Martha Reas. Mrs Peter Burba, Mrs Inia Love- joy, Mrs Lawrence Noel, Mrs oliver LaBe1le. ST, Mrs Peter Ay- Otte, Mrs John Daly, Mrs Matthew Alasky, Mrs Albert Pelletier, Mrs James Rielly. Mrs Zimaitaitis, Mrs Pauline Trecaikas, Mrs Anna flag gerty, Mrs Anna Garren, Mrs Margaret Yokutavich, Mrs E. walsh, Mrs Georgette Berry. Mrs Henry LaE'lamme, Mrs Agnes Ku- dirka, Mrs John Beck and Mrs E. Murphy.
 MT and Mrs Raymond Shove and Mrs Margaret Dillon of South Elm street and Michael Phelan of East Doveh street spent the week end in Leeds, N. Y., where they were the guests of Mir and Mrs William Brumaghin.
 A miscellaneous shower was giv- On recently by Mrs Cyril Millette in honor of Miss Isebel Demers of Willow street who will be married next month. Entertainment was enjoyed and a supper was served. The guests included Misses Eileen Schrader. Priscilla LaFevre, Mar 1urie Day, Ruth Nelson, Hilda De- mers. Isabelle Demers. Mrs Fl. F. Keating and Mrs Marshall Demers of New Haven, Mrs Joseph De- mers, Mrs Alfred Demers, Mrs D. Raymond Demers, Mrs George De- mers. Mrs Paul Demers, Mrs Cy- Til Mellette, Mrs Eugene Moriarty, Mrs James Quinn, Mrs David De- mers, Mrs P. Hayes, and Mrs J. c. Deming.
 The annual breakfast of the New York circle of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae will be held in the grand ball. room of Hotel Pierre, Saturday, | December 5. Mrs James D. Dough- erty, chairman of reception, will welcome the members and guests and present them to the regent of the circle, Mrs George H. Bradford. Mrs Julian Durand will be chair man of the breakfast committee, and will be assisted by Mrs Corne- Illus Tyson, Mrs Quincy Cabot, Mrs John w. Kehoe and Miss Elizabeth Russell, to whom applications for reservations may be made. A committee has been formed con sisting of the graduating classes of six colleges in the New York circle. Members of this committee will act as ushers at the breakfast.
 Miss Louise Banfe of Willow street was rendered a surprise birthday party at her home recent ly by Miss Anne Nordstrom. The home was attractively decorated in | . color scheme of yellow and | white and yellow chrysanthemums decorated the table. A varied pro- gram of entertainment was enjoy | ed throughout the evening and a | delicious luncheon was served. The | guests included: Misses Anne Nord- strom, Beatrice O'Brien, Violet Nordstrom, Eleanor Devine, Elsie Nordstrom Alice Foley, Sophie Banfe, Louis Banfe and George Banfe, Robert Kalen of New Brit ain, John Roser of New Haven. Ar thur Wright of Boston. Dr. Edward Burns of Meriden, MT. and Mrs. Charles Byrnes. MT. and Mrs. Ray mond Fallon, MT. and Mrs. c. F. McCutcheon of Richmond Hill, l.. l., and Mrs. Nordstrom and Mrs E. Banfe.