The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-02

Mir and Mrs Albert Gaess, Sr, at terday afternoon in honor of their l ffticth wedding anniversary. MT and Mrs Gaess were presented with numerous gifts by their guests who included: MT and Mrs Albert Gaess, Jr, MT and Mrs Gustave Lange, MT and Mrs Harry Adams, MT and Mrs John Mitchell, Jr, Mir and Mrs Paul Lindner, MT and Mrs Max Engle- hardt, MT and Mrs Albert Gruner, Misses Dorothy and Minnie Gaess, Evelyn and Millicent Adams, Roger Carr, Ralph Adams, Albert Lange. Adam Muchalight, John and Robert Mitchell.
 Miss Isabel Demers of Willow street spent the weekend in New York city where she was the guest of Mrs r. Deming and F. J. Taylor.
 Mrs Robert Grace of Plaza ave- nue entertained at her home recent ly at bridge and luncheon. Three tables were in play, the winners be- ing Mrs A. Kuperman of Torrington, formerly of this city, Mrs Yanowsky and Mrs Scna. Other guests includ- ed Mrs William Schneer, Mrs Frank Slomowitz, Mrs Joseph Tender, Mrs Irving Marks. Mrs Mitchell Albert, Mrs Herman Segal, Mrs Henry Wil-
 enchek, Mrs J. Yanowsky, Mrs s. Kutler and Mrs Sherman Grimer Little Rosemary Bolan was tend | cred a birthday reception at her home on Easton avenue Saturday GA L. t- tractiyely. decorated for the occas- ion with streamers and cut flowers. Appropriate games were played and delicious luncheon served. The guests included: Ann German, Katherine Kiessling, Mary Fay. Lor- raine Quinn, Helen Welch, Alice Me- Carthy. Mary and Peggy Bolan. Mary Donnelly. Eileen Marcell. Margaret and Mary Collins, Arlene Palatino. Peggy and Marion Garfield, Mary Rosemary and George Bolan. Mrs Charles H. Upson of Colum- bia boulevard, Mrs Robert l.. Nun ger of Watertown and Mrs Donald $. Futile of Naugatuck left Saturday to visit with Mrs Upson's aunt, Miss l Gertrude B. Whittemore of Nauga- tuck at Mountain Lake, Floridas
 
 | Florida.
 The Beth-El Sisterhood will hold their regular monthly business meet | ing tomorrow afternoon. A lunch con will be served at l o'clock, fol- | lowing which Dr Samuel Atkins will speak on "The Detection of Medical | Ailments" Mrs Adolph SanditZ and Mrs J. K. Jennes, who are the hos tesses for the month, will be in charge of the meeting.
 Mrs S. Ryack of Thomaston ave- nue has returned after spending several days in New York.
 Mrs John McNamara of South View street has returned after spend- | ing q few days as the guest of Will liam Julian of Jersey City. She also visited Miss Mary and Helen Riley of Bethlehem. Penn.
 Catherine Parkinson of Fairlawn avenue IS confined to her home with the grippe.
 Miss Mary F.. Murphy of Willow street has returned after spending several days at Connecticut Agricul- tural College where she attended the | Rhode Island-Connecticut Aggies | Basketball game on Saturday. She was accompanied by Miss Lily Lar sen of Winstede
 Miss Margaret Donlan of East Main street is spending several days in Bridgeport.
 | Miss Catherine Donnelly of Har- yard street was the guest of honor at n farewell party given Thursday evening by Mrs Marie Weathered ot Harvard street. Miss Donnelly will enter St Francis Training School for Nurses this week. The home was attractively decorated with varied 1 colored streamers. Entertainment was enjoyed throughout the evening and a delicious supper was served krhe guest of honor was presented Fwith a fitted travelling bag and many other gifts. Those attending were ! Mrs Thomas Murphy. Mrs George 1 Porch, Mrs Frederick Tyler. Mri | Marie Weathered Mrs Catherine
 Dennelly. Mrs William Draper. Mrs Neuman Dorsey. Mrs George Heckle. man, Mrs Thomas Doyle. Mrs vii.
 Ham Scholey. Mrs James Mulcunry | Mrs Mary Hughes Mrs Alfred Fills
 Mrs William Heaney, Mrs Edwarf
 LaChance. Mrs John Marshall Me
 Mahon. Mrs Oiin Johnson. Mrs Ceci
 Mccullough, Mrs Katherine Don. nelly, Mrs John McGough. and
 Misses Lois Porch. Ann Weathered
 Alice Dorcey. Josephine McMahon
 Leona Scholey. Mary LaChance Helen Hughes. Evelyn Johnson Kathleen Donnelly. Mary Donnelly Alice Carey. Elizabeth Finley. Mar garet Finley and Anna Finley. | Mrs s. F. Murphy and daughter Eleanor. of Walnut street, have re. turned after spending several days in New York. | A bridge and tea will be given to. morrow afternoon by the Waterbury Women's club. Mrs. John Bradley will receive the guests and will bs assisted by Mrs. Arthur D. Marstor land Mrs George N, Grant.