The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-03

Sbordone, Anthony, Joseph and Anna Paternostro, Nunzio Perugini, Michael Giannino. Angelo, Michael and Mary Antico, Lucy and Modesto |DeFeo, Anna and William Cowgan, Annette and Riccardo Rinaldi. Will liam and Mary Lombardi, Dorothy
 Fillapone, Joseph Sbordone. Yolanda Calabrese, Virginia Rinaldi Anna
 Ethel, Lucretia, Rowland, and Vim
 cent Denaro, Paul Vinci, Mrs Patsy Scurette, Mrs Henry Rinaldi, Mrs James Rinaldi. Mrs Rocco Calabrese, Lawrence Calabrese, Mrs Jennie
 Lonero. and MT and Mrs Kicks Denaro.
 Miss Hilda Vance was hostess at
 miscellaneous shower given re- gently at her home in honor of Miss
 Helen Senkus whose forthcoming marriage to pr Clarence J. Loskoske of Providence, R. l.. has been an- Inounced. Miss Senkus was the re- |cipient of many beautiful gifts Among those who were present ln- cluded the Misses Anna Stasel,
 Martha Morris. Susan Zorr, Helen
 Yesutis Alice Stanaitis. Anna Yuska, Mary Peters, Anna Povilitis, Frances
 Brennan, Bernice Kalett, Margaret Santoro, Constance katilius, Bunny Nouges, Anna Gluodennis. Wanda lZubricky, Hilda Vance, Lillian Vance
 Helen Senkus, and Mrs Claude E
 Watts, Mrs Stanley Senkus, Mrs An thony Venskunas. Mrs Louis Cham
 berlain, Mrs William Powell, Mrs Stanley Wedzunas, Mrs Joseps We'd Ia ZtI Joseph Sinkewich. Mrs Frank Dunn,
 Mrs Joseph Stanaitis.
 The closing meeting of the season
 of the Sisterhood of Temple Israel
 was held yesterday afternoon at the
 Rainbow room of the Hotel Water
 bury, at which time luncheon was
 served. Mrs Bernard M. Blick, new ly elected president, was in charge of the meeting. Rabbi Isadore Bres- lau was the guest of honor. The
 meeting opened with an invocation offered by Rabbi Breslau. followed by the luncheon. Thereafter an in teresting talk was delivered by Rab' | b. Breslau on the subject of Men l tai Alertness" particularly insofar a: | women are concerned. During hi' talk, the rabbi made several com parisOns of women of to-day as against the women of yesteryears TEe origin of the phrase of men tally alert" seems to have come l from Freud, was the opinion of the rabbi, who went on to say that the women of to-day are not only men tally alert, but are also physically spiritually and socially alert" Much applause followed the address deliv- cred. The business meeting then followed and various reports were presented to the meeting. Mrs Sam uel Chase presented reports on the ninth annual convention of the State Temple Sisterhoods which was held at the Hotel Elton in Waterbury on | May 26th. A vote of thanks was given Mrs Chase for her efforts in the matter. At the close of the l business meeting. Mrs Herman Al. exander entertained with an original monologue which met with great applause and laughter. Bridge fol lowed. Prizes were presented to the l high score at each table. Those who attended include: Rabbi Is.
 adore Breslau. guest of honor; Mrs | I. BresIau, Mrs H. Rosenberg. Mrs l.. Abel, Mrs s. Freedman. Mrs A | Knopp, Mrs F.. Cohen. Mrs C Spearo, Mrs S. Chase. Mrs B. Hole. ger, Mrs A. Greenberg. Mrs ]. Ga.
 Der, Mrs E. Well. Mrs B. Blick, Mrs
 J. Alexander, Mrs H. Alexander. Mrs
 N. Alexander, Mrs F. N. Bernstein Mrs l.. Liebeskind, Mrs I. c. Green. berg. Mrs J. Levin, Mrs s. Holczer
 Mrs A. Berment, Mrs N. Polancer i Mrs A. Schreiber, Mrs H. Newberg
 Mrs s. l.. Green, Mrs M. Grossman
 Mrs c. Schnitman. Mrs l.. Hirscf
 ard Mrs M. Erlanger.