The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03

MT and Mrs Raymond Purdy were rendered house warming at their new home in Prospect yes- terday. Entertainment was enjoy ed and a delicious luncheon was served. The guests of honor were the recipients of many beautiful gifts. Those present were: Mir and Mrs George Purdy and children, Kenneth and Edward, MT and Mrs William Purdy, and children Don-. aid and Irma, MT and Mrs Harry Purdy and children, Mir and Mrs Raymond and children, Jane and Eleaine, Ruth and Mrs Raymond Purdy and children. Jane and Elaine. Blanchard. MT and Mrs George Blanchard, MT and Mrs Napoleon Blanchard, MT and Mrs Louis A. Moss, Mir and Mrs Joseph Ennis, and Misses Pearl Graves. Ruby Purdy, Betty Blanchard, Dorothy Miss, Louise Deschenes. Edith Moss and Charles Mccarthy, Kenneth Blanchard, Albert Bea- chemin, c. Louis Martison, Louis Blanchard and Clayton Purdy.
 Miss Leah Horn and Robert Lee vine of Brooklyn, N. r., were week end guests of MT and Mrs R. F. Baverman of Central avenue.
 Robert A. Dunne of Alma street Is a patient at St Mary's hospital where he is recuperating from a recent operation.
 MT and Mrs Bertram Bailey of Yates avenue have returned after spending a few weeks at Groton Long Point.
 Mrs k. F.. Braverman of Central avenue entertained at a bridge and pinochle party at her home on Friday evening. Her guests includ- ed: MT and Mrs Jack Freedman, MT and Mrs Jerry Rubin, MT and Mrs Frederick Reich, MT and Mrs Edward Cohen and Miss Leah Horn of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 MT and Mrs Martin F. Lane of Alma street observed their 10th wedding anniversary Saturday eve- ming with a reception for many of their friends at their home. Among the guests were MT and Mrs l.. c. Lane, George Lane, Miss Emily Apgar, MT and Mrs Newton Bor- genson. MT and Mrs Raymond Westlund, MT and Mrs Carl Blan- chard. Richard Blanchard, Roger Blanchard, Mrs Anna Lane, all of New Haven, Elmer Bristol, Misses Mildred and Bernlce Bristol, pr Howard Bristol, Mrs Daisy Lewis of Huntsville. MT and Mrs M. B. Lane of Wasaic, N. Y., MT and Mrs w. c. Lane of Dover Plains, ". Y., and Charles Hedges and Miss Beatrice Lane of this city.
 Local people were interested in the wedding of Miss Alice B. Chapman, daughter of MT and Roswell C. Chapman of Norwich, N. r., and Clark Belden of New York. son of John H. Belden and the late Mrs Belden of Hartford which took place at 1 o'clock on Saturday at the Congregational church in Norwich.
 Miss Chapman was graduated from Wellesley college in 1923 with the degree of E. A. Following graduation, she was an English in- structor at several eastern high schools and for four years at Con- necticut College for Women at New London. At Connecticut college, she was the faculty adviser for the student press board and was a member of the committee on stu dent-faculty relations. This June she completed a twO-year course for the M. A. degree in English at the Yale Graduate school. In 1928 she attended the summer school at Cambridge university. England. to~4 ..35
 MT Belden fig director of public relations for the National Electric Power company of New York. He was formerly executive vice-pres- idcnt of the Connecticut chamber of commerce at Hartford. He was previously associated with the ad- vertising and publicity depart ments of the Travellers, the Aetna Life and the Hartford Fire 1nsur- ance companies. He has also served on the staffs of the Hartford Courant and the Providence Jour- nal. He has been a contributor to fifteen or twenty magazines. He attended Brown. Cornell and universities. He is a member of the Newspaper club of New York, Sons of the American and Beta Theta Pi.