The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-12

was graduated from the Waterbury
 Miss Lillian Balson of Bank street who will enter upon a course of study at the Hartford hospital training school for nurses on the 18th was honored at fareweii party given recently by MT. ana Mrs. Henry Audette of North Riv- 'erside street. Those attending were Misses Eva Podgursky, Ardeal .Podgursky, Edna Gelud, Mary Sel- dine, Mary White, Constance Ra- Fmonas, Marjorie Urban. Estelie Mitchell Olga Enamait, Bernice .Matusavage, Florence Matasavage. Margaret Matasavage, Anna Rogers, MT. and Mrs. Peter Zabit, Thomas tRoseana, Anthony Rosena, William 'Fitbpatrick and Anthony Aklis, all of this city, Frank Shimminski, Jo- ,seph Sundas and Edward Carp or Union City Henry Gessick and Theodore Sirvoski of seymour, Nicholas Gallo, Theodore Marianna. John Marianna. Phillip Marianna, Richard Bronson of New York, Earl Schultz and MT. and Mrs. James Rice of Bridgeport.
 Sibley A. Hall of Columbia boule- ward returned recently from France where he took a course of study at sGrenoble university. MT. Hal! was accompanied by l.. A. Howland, Jr., 'son of Vice-president Rowland of Wesleyan university in Middletown. .They also toured Switzerland and Italy before returning.
 Miss Margaret Stevens, daughter of Dr and Mrs H. w. Stevens of Chestnut avenue, will enter Beaver college at Jenkintown, Penn, on the 9th. Miss Stevens is graduate of Saint Margaret's school.
 Miss Marjorie Brown of Chipman street who enters Middlesex hos spital at Middletown this month was honored at a farewell party given by her mother Mrs John Brown, recently. During the evening a pro- gram of games. singing and danc- ing were enjoyed and refreshments served. The guests were Misses Evelyn Judd, Lucille Kirby, Evelyn aTrask, Ethel Johnson, Frederick sTrowbridge, Marvin Wheeler, Fran 'cs Judd, Arthur Root and John .Creaven.
 Miss Fanny ould Thoms of Fiske street will be bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Barbara Ellen .Griffiths, daughter of MT and Mrs Albert Gallatin Griffith, of Glen Rock, N. J., to Edwin Frederick ,Armstrong, son of Mrs Martha .Armstrong of New York and the late Dr Richard J. Armstrong. The ceremony will be performed this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at Christ Episcopal church in Ridgewood, N. J. Miss Thoms and Miss Grif- .fihs were classmates at Boucher college.
 MT and Mrs Ralph H. Roberts of the Frost road have returned from a vacation spent at Saybrook' J Edward Mcdonald, Jr, of Ran- sdolph Ave left yesterday to enter freshman class at Notre Dame uni ,yersity at South Bend. Ind. He Is the son of Mir and Mrs E. J. Mc- Donald, and was graduated in June from Crosby.
 Miss Catherine Freney and her brother, Thomas Freney of Chest nut avenue, and her niece, Mrs Harold De Coursey of Hartford have been spending the past lew weeks at Fort Trumbun beach Milford.
 The states comprising the New England Conference of State Fed feratfons of Women's Clubs will dis scuss a variety of topics at the oper forum to be held Wednesday, Sep rtember 16,, during the annua meeting of the conference at tho Rangeley Lake Hotel, Rangeley Maine.
 Mrs Omeron H. Coolidge o Rutland. Vt, chairman of the con ference, will preside at the con ference, which opens at ? o'clock Tuesday afternoon. standard time Prominent speakers will discus. matters of interest to the clut women and a jubilee dinner wil be held Tuesday evening in honoi of Mrs Grace Morrison Poole, oi Brockton, Mass, candidate for ths presidency o6 the Federation ol Women's clubs.
 The state forum topics will b' presented as follows: Maine, ths 2 CluD and the II OuuB WOmdn, NcN Hampshire, Building School Back grounds; Vermont. Vermont Choral Society; Massachusetts How We May Bring Our Fedora. tion Closer to Our Members Cal Headquarters and program serv' ice (b) Club Institutes co Juniol Membership; Rhode Island < Americanization Work, as handled s at the port of Providence; Connec 4 ticut. A Community Health Pro gram.
 Mrs Coolidge will read her re port preceding the forum and thu report of the nominating commit tso win also be given on Wednes day morning.
 in the evening Miss Angela Nor m win give recital and Thurs xay morning will be devoted to th' buSiness of the conference.
 1fiss Ethel ziglatzki of Columbis k6ulovard spent the week at thu MIr1nfx1<I summer place at Ingall' EFove at Bridgton. Me.
 Izlss Helen Kelly and Georg' x6Ilw of Lounsbury street ar' @5on11ng several days at Bayview