The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-05
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MTS. buVlu 1OluDcTB Ok GluTAuse street entertained yesterday at her home from to o'clock at 0 double birthday party for her two children, Evelyn, who observ- ed her ninth birthday and Law renee, who is three years of age. The color scheme for the home decoration was of green and yellow and the table was centered with two birthday cakes with candles Those attending were Shirley Sena. Norman Sena, Melvin Audrey Schneer, Leon Schneer, Ethel Cut Ter, Sidney Grace, George Cutler. Hazel Giles, Victoria Copes and Bruce Drill.
 Mrs. William Sullivan of Macau- ley avenue entertained the mem- bers of her bridge club at her home Thursday evening. High score was made by Mrs. Harold Cole man and Mrs. Joseph Blum. Con solation prize was awarded to Mrs. Ole Martel. Others attending were Mrs. May Phelan, Mrs. John Phelan, Mrs. Thomas Reilly, Miss Lillian Brennan and Miss Frances Bowes. Lunch was served. ..
 An engagement party was given recently in honor of Miss Concetta Mastrandrea, who Is to be married in the near future to Frank Vitullo. Those attending were: Misses Rose Jacovino, Annettenti Guarino, Jo- sephine Palmeri, Amelia Delfina, Anna Palmeri, Rose LerZ, Dora IHr, ,,ls Vrwa Do nvn1r John Mastandrca, Fritz Francis, drea, Anthony Santoro, Daniel San Mrs Marie Vitullo. Mir and Mrs J. Paris, Mir and Mrs A. Alfonso, MT and Mrs NJ. Santoro. Mir and Mrs G. Parisi. MT and Mrs P. Varino, Mir and Mrs J. Cialfi, and Mir and Mrs r. Cucci.
 The sixth annual conference of the Junior Leagues of Region l closed Thursday evening in Bridge port with dinners at the homes or members of the Bridgeport Junior League. Later delegates and off cers played bridge at the home Of Mrs Wilmot F. Wheeler. Delegates Thursday attended open forums at the Brooklawn Country club. Miss Helen Walton Leovy led the fo- rum on shops" Mrs Robert Fitch Sedden of Bridgeport de- scribed the benefit shop, a project of the Bridgeport League. where contributed articles are salvaged re-conditioned and sold for small amounts which go. to the Bridge port Family Welfare Society. The earnings annually are between $2,OOO and $500. Mrs Lyon Wey- burn conducted another forum at which Mrs Horatio H. Armstrong of Hartford. treasurer of the As- sociation of Junior Leagues, dis cussed ways and means.
 At the annual business meeting 1t was decided to hold the regional arts and interests exhibit next year in Providence. R. l. Mrs Briggs Cunningham of Greens Farms served tea to the delegates.
 Miss Betty Rand. daughter Of Dr and Mrs Richard r. Rand, Of New Haven. gave Q dinner in her home last evening for the follow ing: Dr and Mrs Theodore Evans, Dr and Mrs Paul B. MacCready' Bronson Jewell and Professor An drew Barr, Jr Miss Rand gradu- ated from St Margarets school.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Bryan Clark of Prospect street announce the en- gagement of their daughter. Miss Glenna Marie Clark to Robert Crafts, son of Mrs Walter N. Crafts of Oberlin. Ohio. The announce ment was made at a dinner party last evening at the home of MT and Mrs Arthur B. Clark.
 MT Crafts prepared at Tart school and will graduate from Yale with the class of 1892. He Is a member of Zeta Psi, Phi Beta Kappa, and Scroll and Key.
 Among the guests attending the dinner were the Misses PheDe Adams. Ruth Chapman. Henrietta Hall, Lois Sperry and Margaret Woodruff of New Haven; Doris Ferry of Washington, D. C.; Ruth Strong of Cleveland; Esther Por- ter of Montclair; E. V. Robbins of Omaha; Carol Stone of Lexington, Mass; Henrietta Hull of New London. Conn: Carolyn Middaugh of Easton, Pa; and Anna Caples of val eNT#ss S'~ Sawnie Gaston of New Haven; Sey- mour Beardsley, William Bowden. Richard s. Childs, Walter Crafts, and Kyle Wing of New York city; Maynard Mack of Oberlin, Ohio; Henry Fenn of Norfolk. Va; Wil- liam Smyth of Englewood; Fred erick Squires of Champaign, III: Hugh Rose of Mexico City. and Henry Merriman of Watertown.
 Mrs Darragh deLancey of Pine street will be hostess for the De- cember meeting of the Waterbury College club this afternoon at o'clock. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs John Clement Bradley. Mrs Mrs John Fl. Foster. Misses Ann c. Cronin, Constance Farnham, Ag- mes Fitzpatrick, Rose Hutchinson and Josephine Pope. The speaker for the afternoon will be Rev Franklin ID. Elmer who will speak on 'The Man in the Garden"
 Mir and Mrs IT. B. Lane of this city arc at Tho Ambassad0r Hotel, in New York, for short stay.