The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-17

5perry, Jr, of Mlddlebury, who has n play and a story of the northern {. Assisting her as treasurer is Miss ITS Edwin s. Hunt of Kellogg street. 1 Members of the Cor Ain club met recently at the home of Mrs William Hallinan of Edson avenue. Those attending were Mrs Jesse Porter, | Mrs Rebecca Robertson, Mrs Mat thew Kelly, Mrs John Lynch, Mrs Martha Watkins, Mrs John Logan and Mrs William Ross, Mrs Porter and Mrs Ross made high score. Re- l treatments were served.
 i Mrs C. F. Moseley of East Farms street entertained the members of the foreign missionary society of St Paul's M. F.. church at her home for their bi-rlonthly meeting. The presi- dent, Mrs David Wood, presided. Ex- ccrpts from the book, "Gifts of Ma tions," were read during the after noon and group singing was enjoyed by all, with Mrs Kenneth Kingston, a. piano accompanist. Lunch was served. Those who attended were Mrs Hugh Sutherland. Mrs Kenneth Kingston Mrs A. F. Hough, Mrs J J. Francis. Mrs Henry kuntZ and Mrs M. E. Fudge.
 Mrs John Dunn was hostess at a card party at her home on Water town avenue recently Her guests were Mrs Mae Harrison, Mrs Agnes Halleron, Mrs John Crossman, Mrs Ray Cook, Mrs Gordon Jones. Mrs Mary Halleron, Mrs Jennie Decker and Miss Bertha Crossman Miss Mary Overton of Watertown avenue recently entertained the members of the Comrade club at | her home. At this time the new club song was introduced to the members ] attending who were Misses Fannie Edwards, Violet E. Prager, Florence M. Bolger, Helene M. Mulcahy, Irene Mckenna and Elizabeth Brophy. The club made extensive plans for the ensuing year.
 Mir and Mrs Maurice Warner en- tertained several of their friends at their home on Idylwood avenue re- gently. The occasion marked Mrs Warmers birthday. Cards were en- jOyed and q lunch was served. Those attending included Misses Edith Lon- go, Linda Scott, Albert E. Corby Philip Sacco, MT anr Mrs Michael Sparso. and MT and Mrs Richard Sullivan.
 Mir and Mrs Domenic .Jamele and their children of Chase Park avenue have returned from New York where they visited relatives for a few days
 MT and Mrs Harold Gleason enter tained a group of friends at their nn present were Misses Anna Mae Flynn, Margaret O'Reilly, Helen Ma gill, Louise Macdonald, Helen O. Leary. Mae Cleary, Dorothy Dona- hue, Joseph Glesheen, Michael Quin- Ian, John McGrath, James Gleason, Harold Conklin and Edward Hennes- sey.
 Mir and Mrs J. Wideman Lee, Jr., of New York have announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Geraldine Lee, to Harold Love Sprin- ger. Jr., son of Dr and Mrs Harold Dove Springer of Wilmington. Del. Miss Lee, a graduate of WestoVer school is a granddaughter of the late Daniel O'Day Mir Springer was graduated from Princeton with the class of 1928.
 Miss Mildred Banalda was hostess at a bridge given at her home on Chipman street last evening. The guests included Misses Lillian Theri- ault Geanne Theriault Helen Zwinak and Robert Warner. Bruce Holmes and Robert Shaw. Lunch was served. Miss Geanne Theriault made high score and MT Holmes received con- SOlatiOn award
 Mir and Mrs Thomas Knowles of Bidwell street have been entertain ing MT and Mrs J. E. Thwing of Pine Orchard.
 Mir and Mrs Fred Jackson of Oak vile have been entertaining Miss May Robins. MT and Mrs Paul Lang way of Maplewood, N. J. and Mir and Mrs Willmar Langway of Lisbon, | N. II.
 Mrs Henry Prcusser of Lexington avenue was the speaker at the meet | ing of the Naugatuck branch of the l Women's Christian Temperance un- ion held recently in the parish house of the Naugatuck Congregational church. Mrs Preusser talked on the national convention held in Houston, Texas.
 pinochle party for the benefit of Lady McAlpin lodge, Daughters of Scotia was held recently at the home of Mir and Mrs George M. Critchton of Wall street. Refreshments were served. Those present were Mrs Catherine Williams. Mrs Mary Cru. ickshank, Mrs Douglas Cameron, Mrs Catherine Kelly, Mrs Robert Mont. gomery, Mrs Jessie Beveridge, MT, Mary Marshall. Mrs Helen Marshall
 Mrs Catherine Winterhalder, MT, Annie Ross. Mrs Margaret McQuade Mrs Agnes Mccormick. Mrs Margare McKenna, Mrs George German. MT. Hole. Mrs Martha Watkins. Mrs Johr Logan, Mrs Gertrude Raeburn, Nil and Mrs William Hallinan, MT and Mrs Ernest Relland MT and Mrs Johr Crichton, Jr. and Miss Annie An derson.
 Julius II. Cowles of Euclid ave- nu, has left to spend the remainder of the winter in Tucson, Ariz.