The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-11
PERSONAL

2:30 p. m. A surprise program has been arranged by the president, Miss Helen Reed o'Neil. assisted by the officers of the association. Follow. ing the program, luncheon will be served with Miss Rita Cox in charge. A large number of alumnae are ex- pected to return.
 The Bridgeport section, Council of fifth annual sNite Club" on satur- day evening, March 2Sth at the new private grill room of the Seven Gables Inn. Post road, Milford, Conn. Entertainment will be furnished by entertainers and supper will be served at Il o'clock. Reserv- ations for the affair may be made with Miss Blanche Feinsteint 75 Herkimer street. Bridgeport. A large number of guests is expected from all parts of the state.
 Miss Ruth M. Sullivan of Frank lin street is spending the week in New York city, where she Is the guest of her brother, James Sullivan and Mrs. Sullivan.
 Members of the Naomi Sunday school of the First Baptist church held their regular meeting Monday J. Russell Putnam of Woodsfde ave- nue. At this time, the members hon. ored Miss Elizabeth Kendall on the occasion of her birthday anniversary. Those attending were Misses Eliza beth Blakeslee, Elizabeth Kendall, Mae Richardson, Edna Murray, Cora Rich, Mrs. Agnes Stahl, Mrs. Jo- seph Telford, Mrs. George Angle. Mrs. William J. Robbins. Mrs. H. s. Hunnewell, Mrs. Elizabeth Chase, Mrs. David P. Gaines, Mrs. Charles Haight. Mrs. Oscar Ziglatzki, Mrs. Eben Terry.
 The Misses Newton of 230 Pros- pect street, New Haven, announce the engagement of their cousin. Louise Alexandra Adams Johnson to William Rankin Duryee of New York city. Miss Johnson is a daugf1- ter of the late Dr Alexander Bryan Johnson of New York. She graduat- ed from the Burnham school in member of, the Junior league. MT
 
 Van Wagenen Duryee of New York. He attended the Taft school and from Yale College in the class of 1927. He is a member of the Zeta Psi fraternity and at present Is an instructor in Northwestern 
 Mrs Calvin Coolidge, wife of ex- President Coolidge, arrived in New Haven today from Northampton, Mass, to visit her son and daughter in-law, MT and Mrs John Coolidge In their home in Fountain street. Mrs John Coolidge before her mar- riage, was Miss Florence Trumbull, daughter of Fourmer Governor John H. Trumbull and Mrs Trumbull, of 
 Miss Louisa K. Fast of Washing ton, international secretary for the Cooperation for the of War of the League of Women Voters is touring Connectl- cut this week. This afternoon at 4:30 o'clock she spoke in the faculty club to the New Haven League of Women Voters.
 Preceding the address Miss Eliza- beth w. Farnum, president of the league, entertained at luncheon for Miss Fast. Among Miss Farnum's s guests were Mrs Henry Townshend, Mrs Charles Strong, Mrs c. M. Az gett, Mrs Florence Kitchelt, Miss Madeline Gardner, Mrs s. W. Coker Mrs William R. Vance and Miss Alice Walker.
 Both Miss Fast and Mrs Kitchelt are to be in Waterbury tomorrow the meeting of the local League of Women Voters.
 The wedding of Miss Anna S.. Morgan. daughter of Mir and Mrs s. Morgan of Chestnut Hill, Pa, and Edward M. Greene, IT,, son of Mir and Mrs Edward M. Greene of Huntington, Pa, will take place at o'clock on Friday after- noon. April 10, in St Paurs Protest mt Episcopal church, Chestnut Hill. Pa.
 Miss Morgan attended Westover and later studied in Paris. Mir Greene was graduated from Phillips at Andover, and later from Yale University with the class of 1924. He Is descendant of Na- .haniel Greene.
 At meeting of the New Haven of Lauralton Hall last eve- hing 1t was decided to hold the an- 1ual Easter dance in the New Ha- yen Country club on April 10.
 Officers for the year weer elected Is follows: President, Miss Virginia Began; vice president, Mss Ern- estine Tendler; secretary, Miss Kath- ilene Maloney and treasurer, Miss Nathalie Drury.
 The Soliat Club held the third of a series of bridges last evening at Inc home of Miss Hilda Kopei of Newell Place. Three tables were in play and prizes were won by Misses Ilstyr Wolk, Mona Goldman, and Eileen Greenblatt. Following the card playing a delicious luncheon was served. The guests included: Misses Ann Dickstein, Ann Rosen- berg, Mitzi Drill. Marion Frank. Harriet Frank. Lillian Horinbein, Cell Gflden. Ida Rudnick, Estyr Wolk. Mona Goldman and Eileen 
 Miss Catherine LaPointe of Mass. has returned to her home after spending few days il,. the guest of Mir and Mrs J. Baird of Welton street.
 Miss Marguerite Mattson enter tained the members of her bridge club at her home on Manville street l ecently. Two tables were in play. A delicious luncheon was served. The guests includes: Misses Leila Scott, Marguerite Tooker, Anna Root. Nave Dittrich, Marguerite Mattson, Ann Dittrich and Mrs L.. Dudley Beach and Mrs William Root, Jr.
 Paul Graham and his Coral Gables Country Club Orchestra will furnish music for Wesleyan's annual junior to be held on Friday evening, March 20, 1t was announced