The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
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Miss Frances Brovick was hostess at Valentine bridge party held at her home on East Farm street, re- | gently. Two tables were in play. High score was made by Miss Anna went to Miss Helena Schvenski. The guests included, the Misses Frances Navak, Lena Dobkins, Anna Novak, Helena Schvenski, Regina Schvenski, Rose Standard, Alice Szustecki, and Frances Brovick.
 A Chinese supper was given by the Women's Get-Together Club of the Third Congregational church in the parish hall last night. The hall was very attractively decorated to represent a Chinese garden, lanterns and cherry blossoms predominating. The menu cards were in the form of Chinese fans. Mrs Morton Chipman was in charge of arrangements. The hostesses were Mrs Albert Harris, Lott, Mrs Frank Pritchard, Mrs Walter Jaeger, Mrs George Callan, Mrs George Moe1ler, Mrs Henry Si- bold, Mrs Louis Ostrander, Mrs Otto Ziems, Mrs John Hollingworth. The waitreSses were Miss Hazel Pritchard, Miss Frances Gray, Miss Hazel Fogg, Miss Dorothy Van Wart, Miss. Margaret Hollingworth, Miss Helen Chipman and Miss Lucille of the kitchen included Mrs William Barnes, Mrs Harry Waterworth, Mrs Joseph Smith, Mrs Arthur Nichols, Mrs Frederick Hamm, Mrs B. Tay- Tor and Mrs Sarah V. Chipman. The decorating committee consisted of Mrs Albert Harris, Mrs Harold Fogg and Mrs Frank Hallock. Morton Chipman and Louis Ostrander were | in charge of the lighting effects. | ment program was given, including tenor solos by MT Seymour and Rev Conner R. Lewis; baritone solos, A. Leonard Mayo; soprano solos, Mrs Leon Squires; violin selections, Frank Wilson; recitation, Mrs E. J. Ranslow. Dancing was enjoyed for which the Atwood Moonlight Sere- naders furnished the music. About 150 guests were in attendance. Miss Josephine Daily has returned to her home on Central avenue af- ter visiting in Meriden.
 Miss Jennie Sylvester entertained at her home, 124 Abbott avenue at birthday reception for her niece, Dolores Migliaro, who celebrated | her second birthday. The house | was prettily decorated with stream | CTS and cut flowers. Luncheon was served. The guests included: Mar garet Kiely, Caroline Migliaro, Ellen Kiely, S. Kiely, Patsy Migliaro. Jr, tMartho uorfioon Pauronnd Mio1io Anthony Migliaro, Theresa O'Con- nor, Eugene Migliaro, Jr, Patsy Syl- vester. Joseph Sylvester, Anthony
 Sylvester, Erminia Sirica, Arthur Tedesco, Dorothy Champagne, Gen. evieve Sirica, AGeline Spino, Edna Champagne, Philomena Sirica, Jen- nie Sylvester, Mrs Alfonso Sirica, Mrs Patsy Migliaro, MT and Mrs A. Syl- vester, Mrs Eugene Migliaro.
 Miss Loretta Dwyer of New York city, formerly of this city has been
 visiting with MT and Mrs Patrick
 Kiely of Abbott avenue.
 Mrs Clifford Kellis and son, James
 of Long Island are spending several
 weeks with Mrs Kellis' parents, MT
 and Mrs Michael Saunders of Kings
 bury street.
 Dr J. II. Green of this city is at- tending the White House conference
 on Child Health being held at Wash
 ington. D. C., yesterday. today and
 tomorrow. This is conference of the United States invited by Presi-
 dent Hoover in the interest of child
 health.
 |
 The Bunker Hill Literary club is holding a card party this afternoon
 in the church hall, Miss Miriam
 Rhodes of Willowdale avenue is
 chairman of arrangements, being as-
 sisted by Mrs Thomas Dennison, Mrs Clifford Rowland, Mrs John West
 Mrs Paul Wilhelm, Mrs Leon Drake, Mrs Edward Samson and Mrs Char
 les Welton.
 Miss Julia Calvin of Willow street
 is spending the weekend in Hart ford.
 | Mrs Joseph Singer of Pine street, Mrs Harry Stutman of Rose street,
 Mrs Morris Spirit of Willow street;
 Mrs George Oser of Ridgewood street, ald Mrs Frank Sirkin of l Pine street, were in Meriden yester-
 day attending the Connecticut Re- l gional Conference of Hadassah. One of the features of the conference was I an address by Miss Hortense Levy of the National Hadassah office in New York. Mrs Frank Sirkin read the report from Waterbury.
 A discussion on State Rights was held this afternoon at 2:30 O. clock at .he Middlebury Town hall, sponsored by the Middlebury Moth- ers' club. Attending from Water bury were Mrs Mabel Preusser, county president of the w. c. T. U. Mrs Frederick w. Scott of Water vile street. assistant county director and Mrn George Futile of Ridgef1eld avenue. cate vice-president.
 Dr and Mrs Willard Soper of New Haven entertained n honor of Miss Bert Ney of Cheshire and her fiance, Thomas Bennett, 2nd. at their home last evening. There were 10 guests ] present.
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