The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-04
PERSONAL

Mrs Mary Mc1seliamd or Bridge will install the newly elected off, cers of Lady McAlpine Lodge of the Daughter of Scotia after the regular meting which Is to be held at Hibernian hall on Friday eve- ming at 7:sO o'clock. Entertain ment and dancing will follow and all members of Clan McA1pine are requested to attend.
 A successful Halloween social was sponsored by the Y. w. H. A. on Saturday evening at the Work mems Circle Educational center for members of the organization and their friends. Prizes were award ed to Tinnie Margolis for the pret- tiest costume and to Cell Gilden for the funniest. The hall was at- tractively decorated in a color scheme of black and orange. Games were played and q supper was served. Dancing was enjoyed dur-
 ing the evening.
 Misses Ferandez Fernette, Mill dred Baterafaiino and Lena Spec
 iale were h0stesses at 2 Halloween
 party given at the home of Mrs
 Francis T. Bergin, Jr of Cherry street on Saturday evening. The home was attractively decorated
 for the occasion, Following pro-
 supper was served. Those attend Samuel s Verrastro, Mildred Eater. farlno, Angelo summa, Lena speciale, Anthony Fasano, Mir and Mrs John Lombardi, Mir and Mrs Francis T. Bergin, Jr, Arthur Jul-
 ian, Al Croix and Samuel Cervero. Martin Brennan of South Elm
 street has returned from Philadel-
 phia where he has. been enrolled at Temple university.
 The Dental Hygienist Association
 held it's regular meeting on Mon
 day evening at the Graduate
 Nurses club rooms. pr Moreton Loeb was the speaker ot the even i ing. Mrs Rachel Purceli and Miss
 Blanche Demers acted as hostesses. Those attending were: Misses Helen King, Julia Vanderman, Blanche Demers, Emiline O'Rourke Esther Hauser, Kathleen O'Hara, Maureen Malch, Mary Gumpper and Mrs Rachel Purcell and Mrs Florence Maloney.
 A Halloween party was given by the members of the Happy-Go- Lucky Girls on Saturday evening
 at the home of Miss Helen Tessier.
 The house was prettily decorated
 with orange and black streamers, and the table was attractively arr
 ranged with Halloween decora- tions, orange and black candles and cut-fiowers. Dancing, singing and games were enjoyed. Those present were: Helen Tessier, Doris Brodeur, Catherine Cook. Irene Deschenes, Marie LeVasseur. Alma Donais. Agnes Bellanger,. of Bris- tol, Martha J. Bouvier, of Moosup, Conn; Armand Hamei, Raymond Welch, Patrick Cyr. William Con- don, Albert LeVasseur, Clement Rochon and Albert Donais.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Carroll of Tudor street entertained at q birthday party on Saturday after noon in honor of their son, Thom- as Jr, the occasion being his fifth birthday. Halloween games were played and decorations were car- ried out in a color scheme of orange and black. Among those present were: Mary Meegan, Mar jorie Green, Margaret Bensettler. Rosemary and Ann Frazer, Mary and Francis Dunn, Frances Phelan, Colby Fletcher, Morgan o'Brien, Hernie Cheverett, Raymond Wilke, James and William Simpson, Buddy and Edmund Osel, Helen O'Dpn- nell, Jack and Francis Miller, Jack Johnston, Jack and Walter Ruegg, Buddy Roger and Thomas Carroll, Jr, and Mrs Jack John ston, Mrs John Meegan. Mrs Wal ter Dunn, Mrs Roger Walsh, Miss Rebecca Levinson and Mrs Thomas Carroll.