The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-02
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Mrs John P. Elton of Church street as president of the Waterbury branch of the Needlework Guild of America is in Philadelphia, where she Is attending the annual meeting of the organization, being held at the Bellevue-Stratford.
 A group of Oakville and Water town friends surprised Mrs Ruthina Bryan Rowe Wednesday evening on the occasion of her birthday. Mrs Rowe has recently moved her former home on Coulter street and was wis., iting with MT and Mrs John Meagher, where her friends gath cred to wish her many happy re- turns of the day. The house was decorated with flowers and Mrs Rowe received many very beautiful gifts. Games were played and re- treatments served by Mrs Meagher.
 Those who attended were: MT and Mrs Orville Kron1, Jr. MT and Mrs F. Wilfred Feeley, MT and Mrs Charles DeNarest. Miss Katherine Sorenson, Mrs Walter s. Matthew Tannahill, Mrs George McCleary, Mrs Raymond Beath, Charles F.
  Mrs Richard Sweeney, Mir and Mrs John Meagher, Mir and Mrs Bennett and Joseph Bryan.
 Miss Cecelia Goluboff of Fiske street, has been visiting relatives in New York city.
 Sergeant Franx B. Johnson, a member of the patrol squadron 10, stationed at Norfolk, Va, is. visiting at his home on Johnson street.
 Mrs. William Braun of Clematis avenue has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Annie Rauch of Jackson Heights, l.. I.
 Mrs l.. c. Fenton of Marion ave- nue was hostess at a card party given at her home recently for the benefit of the Order of the Eastern Star of Watertown. Among the guests were Mrs Seth Bailey. Mrs J. F. Vischer, Jr, Mrs Lillian Galpin. Mrs Gibson, Mrs Fred Scoheld, Mrs Frank Perkins, Mrs Samuel Miller, Mrs Thompson. MT and Mrs Wtl- liam Caligan ard MT and Mrs Fem ton.
 Miss Celina Wakelee of West Main street is in Forestville. spend ing few days with Mrs John Kali sher.
 Misses Mildred Daniels, Doris Large and Grace Leggett of this city and Miss Annie McPherson of Nova Scotia and Thera Mitchell of Bristol, all members of the Waterbury hos pital training school for nurses will leave tomorrow to enter the Yale School of Nursing at New Haven to take & three months course in con- tagious and communicable diseases.
 Miss Clara woodruff of Hillside avenue has returned home from a several weeks stay in St Petersburg, Fla.
 Wheaton college at Norton, Mass, is preparing for its annual spring pageant to be held on May 16, the plot this year being based on the Homeric tale of Cassandra and the fall of Troy. over 200 students will take part. The pageant is planned in four episodes. including the woo ing of Cassandra by Apollo, her scorn of him. and his curse that her prophecies shall never be believed; the landing of Helen and Paris in Troy; Cassandra's prophecies in the ruin of Troy. and her ensuing mad ness; the sack of Troy by the the capture of Cassandra by Agamemnon and the murder of Cassandra and Agamemnon by Ciytemnestra, Miss Beatrice Hol- land. daughter of Mir and Mrs P. s. Holland of Randolph avenue. will be one of Opollo's attendants and Miss Lorraine Benhan, daughter of Mir and Mrs Harry Benham of will also participate in the pageant.
 Roy Yale and Morgan Duel have returned from a few days visit with Mir Duers parents in Granville, N. Y.