The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-05
by Gualtieri.

Thomas Shea, Daniel Mccarthy, Thomas and John Burns, William Monahan and John Healey were among number of students at St Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, M. D., who returned today to resume their studies.
 A surprise birthday party was giv- en in honor of Miss Susie Vendetti recently at the home of Mrs F. Masi of Hill street. Games were enjoyed and delicious luncheon was serv- ed. Those attending were: MT and Mrs J. Vendetti, MT and Mrs F. Masi, MT and Mrs r. Colavecchio, MT Pernatozzi and Misses Mary Ven detti. Renz Montcssi, Angeline Za- vino, Elsie Zavino, Rose Covell, Mary Covelli, Angeline Masi, Ther- esq Vandetti, Rose Vendetti, Mar garet an1 Elsie Milici, Mary Gran- del, and Nicholas MaH, J. Vendet.i, Aldo Noti, Michael Belloisy, Henry Masi, Edward Masi, Joseph Razdil- sky, Joseph Montesi, Ralph Bel loisy, Anthony Farino, and John and Alexander DeLello.
 Mir and Mrs Joseph Cosgriff of WatcrvilIe and Mrs M. E. Stoddard of Central avenue were recent guests of MT and Mrs Lester Morgan of Migeon avenue, Torrington.
 MT and Mrs Marshall Gibbs os Melbourne terrace entertained the members of their pinochle club at their home last evening. Their guests included: MT and Mrs Charles Elwell, Mr and Mrs Harold HoskinS and Mir and Mrs Earl Odell.
 A house warming was given Mrs Passemato by her sister, Miss Helen Macciola. The house was prettily decorated in q color scheme of yell con was served. The guests includ- ed: Misses Helen Macciola, Eva Macciola, Mildred Macciola, Mary Santora, Josephine Rosa, Catherine Salinardi, Nancy, Helen and Marjorie Quilter, Mrs Joseph Cappella, Mrs Paul Mocciola, Mrs Ralph Mocciola, Mrs James Oriente. Mrs Domenic Passemato, Mrs Theodore Santora, Mrs Dewey Pennington, Mrs Anna Passemato, Mrs Domenic Deldonna, Mrs John Candido, Mrs Morton. Mrs Edson Seymour, Mrs Andy Minnicuc- ci and Mrs Michael Giordanno.
 Mrs Armand Brown was rendered housewarming reception at her new home on Sprague street, Water vile, Tuesday evening, by the girls in the central billing office of the Scovill Manufacturing company. A delicious luncheon was served. The guests included: Misses Helen Ster- ling, Georgette Labonne, Mary Pur- dy, Mary Morley, Edna Holihan. Jule Stack, Betty Walsh, Mary Harty, Eunice Claffey, Katharine McNally.
 Mae Sweeney. Mary Nelson, Antoi- nette Russo, Loretta McGrath, Lil- Han Morris, Mary FIaherty, Mrs James Brown, Mrs James Merriman and Mrs Lionel Brown.
 Mrs Fred Jackson of Oakville en- tertained the members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Union Congrega- tional church at her home yesterday afternoon. Those attending were: Mrs James Newill, Mrs c. A. Stone, Mrs Mortimer Scott, Mrs Howard J. Ande. Mrs Walter Krantz, Mrs George Smith, Mrs William Jerman. Mrs Douglas Cameron, Mrs Nelson Corcoran, Mrs Gilbert Leitch, Mrs Carl MlIIer, Mr5 Eugene Maln, Mrs Clarence Yale, Mrs Ralph Clinton. Mrs Edward Nelson. Mrs Frank Menetrey, Mrs Oscar Locke, Mrs Fred Jackson, Miss Mary Eileen Locke, Miss Aletha Locke, Miss
 Hazel Maxine Nelson, Miss Carol Miller and Ellery Leitch.
 Miss Florence Toivonen, daughter of MT. and Mrs. David Toivonen of Cooke street, left to-day for New York city, where she will enter St. Luke's hospital training school for nurses. .